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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
TIE cUpAxs AT FORT LAFAYETTE.

On Saturday the COmmandaDt of Fort La
fayette was telegraphed to know II there was nc
commodations at that fortress for the men
taken from Gardeners Island. prompt reply In
the affirmative was received; and In tho afternoon
the prisoners were taken there by water. Mar
shal Barlow then informed the authorities at
Washington Of the disposition for the time being made OF
the prisoners and requested to be instructed at as carly
period as possible to what he should next do with
them Those instructions expected today and 1t Is
believed they will be similar to those received in regard
TO the first part Of the expedition captured
and that a discharge will be ordered On Saturday
night and Sunday, the men were comparatively com
Portable and found fault with their treatment by the
United States authorities other than the original com
plant at the capture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
IAnbouHeemennI

NEVER ALLOW DIARRHEA, DYsENTERY, or any
Bowel way, the serious
may result By negeeting complaints the system often rapidly
reach beyond the help medicine before the patient
necessity looking about him for rened AZ bs
season year therefore everybody should be provided with at
for all Stomach and Bowel Complsnts Dr.
JArNks CARnsArvE BALsAs With this remedy at hand all sO
affections may promptly and sneaeOuy treated Sold eyeyShse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19

Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER & Co.,
39S, 400 and 402 BowKRr Opposite snthsL n I'D
for MESs Bors and CHILDRESs CLorHiSs.
SUNDAY-SCHooL BooKs.-BRoUGHToE& wy
the best variety from all PgbAshega
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
TIE MRATHRR
natal ofamonut water for week ...m....,..

Total Of amouu water for week SnrdaT
evening large white meteor apparently equal IN te
shot into the atmosphere point 25o ~ T. Of the Lunar M
aud after moving al arc O W 10 S"u'N''
rscton il auddeny disappeared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19

DERFECT HEALTH restored to all by DU
BARRYS REyALEETA Food which eraeaes dyspepsia con-
lpaiou darrhea, &c Tins 10, 81 Is g. DU BARRY No. Loo
wianIt VI BROWN OBS Boaduy and ell Ocen
ri b. BYNNER & Co, No. 189 Broadway.
BAY RUM.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-03
(: : (; 3 ) s : !: ) !

To THE WORKING CLASS We are noe
prepared to furnish all classes with constant .n.
ploy ymcnt at home, the whole of the tine or tot
the spare moments, Buslnc-. new, light sud
profitable. Psr.ous of either .rs ea.il, earn ffun
50c. To e. per evening, aud = pr poitb,nai sum b.
dcvoting their whole time TO the business. Bs,s
and girls earn nearly MS much as mcn. That 4
who see this mott g may send their address, AZ
test tho business, We make this hptarslI.la a
offer, To such n are not well satisfied, W. wilt
send 81 20 pay br the trouble u writing. fuu
particulars, n valuable sample. which vi do o.
commence work On, aud copy of The fsspi.
Litsrary C5mpdnioM- -one VI the largest and bee,
family newspapers published all sent free d,
mail. header, " you want perm1henI proassbl.
work, address E. c. ALLAN 4 Cv., ArarsrA,
MAlAE. wgy..lm
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-03
ORDERED: THAT THE TAXPAYERS OF

nEDEREn: THAT THE TAXPAYERS or
~ Olmsby County be permitted to pay all taxes
assessed against item, under protest pending the
case now in the hands of The supreme Court, test.
Eg the legality o the issuance Of certain railroad
bonds, and the tax of one per cent for payment oi
the interest thereon; and m the event Of decision
against the collection Of such railroad tax, the
same shah be refunded to each person paying the
same. without sut; aud that due notice hereof be
given ia the CARSON DAILY APPEAL.
state of Nevada, County of Ormsby-sS-I, T.
J. Edwards. County Clerk f Ormsby County, and
eN oticiD Clerk Of the Board of County Commits
-ioners in aud for said County, do hereby certify
The above To be c1pv Of the original order of said
BoaId passed November 10th, 1869, as the same
now appears Of record IN my Office,
s0-. In witness whereof have hcreunto
I SEAL set my hand, aud affixed he Seal Il the
/ ! said B ard, this 10Th day Of November,
%--# A ID. 1869.
NIL I. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-03
ID EsoLvEp. THAT ALL PERSONS ALLOW.

ID EsoLyEp. THAT ALL PERSONS ALLOW.
Ia ing distractions to remain in the street, or
on the sidewalk in trout of their place ,f business
residence or elsewhere, within the limits a Car.
son city, be notified through the lumns Of the
APPEAL to remove the same within ten days from
this date, and 10 KEEP such streets aud side val i
clear of obstruction tf any kind gal proceed
ings will be instituted against them.
State Of Nevada, County Of Ormshy- Ss.-1, T.
J. Edwards, County Clerk Of ormsby County. aud
ex offcio Cleik Of the Board Of County Commits
sion-rs in and for said County, do hereby certify
the above to be copy Of the original Resolution
adopted by said Board November 10th, 1869, as the
same now appears Of record in my ofice.
s--s In witness whereof I have hercunto
I srAr set my hand and afiixed the Seal OF said
Board. this 10th day Of November, 4.
so~~ D. 1869.
NIL T.J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-03
L o S T I!

1 CHECK or WELLS, FARGO & CO. GIVEN
- 10y Orman Ftls m, Washoe in favor Of Chatle.
Dubreuel, fr go 90 Ninety Dollars) All per
sous are hereby notified not to negotiate flr the
same a. payment un 1t has been st 1ped.
CHARLES DUBREUEL.
Carson November 2s ISGg
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF wM X. PARKINSON, DEcEAsfp
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny TIM uN
/ dersivned, Administrator of the above name,
ESTATE to the creditors ~, and all persons having
claims against said ceased, 10 exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers. within ten months
from the frst publication II ihi. notice, 60 the
undersigned, st the Office Of Wells. Fargo & Co,
Carson CITY, Nevada.
ALEX, W, BALDWIN.
Administrator of said Estate.
November I, 1869.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-21
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
The President to-day nominated to
the Senate John l.. Deem, naval officer
for New York, Robert Flint, OF Wis
consiu, commissioner to ascertain the
amount of money expended by Indiana
to enroll the volunteers for the late
war; Robert g. Buchanan and A. G..
Gillen, Brigadier Generals in place OF
Roussear, deceased and Hooker retired,
and VIM. II. Weisner, Collector of
Customs at New Orleans, in place of
Perry Fuller whose nomination has
been Withdrawn.
Tho United States Supreme Court
was occupied today with the case
of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Company, appellants, versus
Ashabel Emigh. This case involves
the question of liability of all the rail-
the use of his patent car brakes. When
the Court adjourns tomorrow it will be
until Monday.
The Department of State TO day re-
ceived telegram from the United
States Minister at London. announcing
the revocation of the order prohibiting
the importation of hay from this coun-
try to Great Britain.
Th9 leave of absence OF General Kill
patrick has been extended until
March.
The substitution of the U. S. bonds
bearing currency interest. issued to the
Pacific Railroad Company for u. s.
bonds bearing gold interest as security
for the circulation of National Banks,
has been suspended by the Comptroller
Of the Currency, until the pleasure OF
Congress shall be known on the sub.
il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-21
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

NoTE.-The opening proceedings IN
the House yesterday afternoon, were
incorrectly reported.
Mr., Fleming was nominated Tor
Speaker by Mr.. Mann, of Greenorler,
and his election made unanimous Oh
motion of Mr.. Pinnell.
Messrs. Mann and Pinnell were ap-
pointed to conduct the Speaker 10 the
chair. o ,c.o
Prayer by Rev. VIM. r. White.
Mr.. Carpenter, Of Greenbrler appear
ed and was qualified.
The Speaker announced the lollo"-
ing standing committees:
Elections aud dT'riUitegeS-MesSrs. Iln-
Hervey.
IdrGtiOn and Fihdncc-Messrs. Heer-
mans, MahCn, Gold, Edwards and
Davisson.
Military a QGirs-Messrs. Mann, Car
roll. Core, Garrison and ManiOn.
Etfilcutiom-Messrs. Allison, Gibson,
preston, } Charlton, Carpenter, Mon
.JWdiciarv-Messrs. Smith. (Kana-
wha,) Flick, Lamb, Putnam, Jacob
"% Counties, Townships and Municipal
Corpora -Messrs. Smith, Morgan,
Reynolds, Dils, Martin, HARRISON
PrivGtc Corporations and Joint StOcA
COnDnuieS- Tabler, keeVer
Cunningham, French, and Snider.
ROddS and Internal NGUtgGtlo's-.
Messrs. Mahon, BOwyer, Scoheld
Thomas and Hutton,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-21
well Atteatod Curv OF Catnrrh.

DIR. A. Y. .IlGHTHll-L-DEARS S!R:-1OuI
treatment In the cure of my CatRrrh has had
the desired effect, and resulted III permanent
good 10 me, although my case has frequently
keen DronOunced incurable, and had eX-
hauRttd all other modes of treatment: with
ont the least benefit. Ny case was 30 chronic
and troublesome, that by giving few OF
Ihe symptoms the value OF your treatment
can he more readily estimated. For years l
had bpcn AFFLICTED with constant cold III
the head OLIStructng my breathing SO aS 10
upC,S. IIRts me to keep my mouth open uu-
ring sleep; Iatterly the discharges became
Holiiired and Impacted III my nose 10 such
an extent that II required the greatest eXer-
lion TO expel them. Sometimes these nara
Cned lumI,s would get in my throat causing
me 10 hawk and scrape even by the hour To
relieve lnyselK. My breath was offensive;
INV memory became impaired. Di%ZlncSS
and light headineSS made their appearance,
and OF late symptoms OF paralysis stepped
in and when placed myself under your
care one side of my face was badly anecte!i
ny this dread disease. My general healtn u
suffered alike, there was a constant tHeu'
,irnWsy and debilitated feeling, with no en-
ergy To move or act; felt R5 tired on rising Ill
the morning as 1 did on going to my bed, my
appetite was capriciOus and my disposition
u0rose In that condition placed mySell
under your care, and am happy TO state thRt
ali those d disagreeable and dangerous symp-
toms have entirely left me, anu once more
enjoy the benefits OF good health
by giving this publicity yon VIII oenehl
others similarly affected and obllge me-
Yours truly, JAMES SOSMERVILLE.
Br0OkUilIe, JEFFERSON county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-21
NEW YORK.
NEW York, january 20.
Adjourne0

NEW YORK, january 20.
Tue steamship Hammonia, from
Hamburg, has arrived.
a fire occurred last night mt the Derby
Atheneum, Broadway. Although ex-
tinguished after very little delay, ii de-
strOyed or damaged several valuable
works of art, among them ROthemels
fino picture of LinColn's last reception.
Loss 0,O0O.
Margaret Brown, indicted for killing
Upton Murry, her negro paramour, was
convicted in the Court OF General Ses-
sions yesterday. She pleaded guilty
to manslaughter i'll the third degree,
and was sentenced by Judge Bedford to
imprisonment for three years and six
months in the State prison. TheJudge
in passing sentence commented severe
ly on the degradation of Il white wO-
man in living with a black man.
a Washington dispatch states that
though the treaties communicated to
the Senate on last Friday, had been
committed to the Committee on For
eign Affairs, there will be nO.OpposltiOn
to the one relating to the naturalization
question, nor to the one relating TO the
settlement of boundary respecting the
San Juan matter. The Alabama treaty,
however, meets with strong opposition
In the committee. 1t stands no chance
OF being ratified in its present form.
1ue w INNOA luc lhOuC vi
settlement of the claims, nor do they
approve fthe feature allowing the Eng
| lish to present claims that have occur
red during the past fifteen years as set
of against those of our people.
The ignoring of the bellige.ent rights
question by our government is strong
| ly censured, and when the subject
comes up for consideration in exeCu-
tive session the conduct of the persons
making this treaty will be thoroughly
| examined.
1t was reported to-day that Tom Nc.
Gibney the supposed murderer oil
Rogers, had been arrested in Water
| bury, Connecticut, but neither the
police nor the city authorities have any
such intelligence.
A fire at No. II, William street, this
afternoon occasiOned damage to Messrs
Minisseek Il Ccwl, brokers in drugs
and chemicals of $50 TO %, 600, insured;
Moth & Ullman, wicker work manufac
turers $50, 600, partly insured, and
Rogart d Evans, paper dealers, smalIel
amOant insured. Bull ding iDjured
| 5000.
John Brougham has donated the
premium OF g., 900 received at the sale
OF tickets for his new theatre today
TO the dramatic fund.
y letter is published from General
burnside, declining to be 81 candidate
for Governor of Rhode Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-21
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
Allegheny CattIe mnrkct.

ALLEGHENY, Jan. 20.
CATTLE-The market on Monday was
very dull, as was the case last week ,
the supply on sale being in excess OF
the demand. The number offered was
about eleven hundred, and, with few
outside buyers, the demand was main
ly restricted to the local trade. Prices
for prime cattle were we'll sustained
but medium grades suffered a slight de-
cline. The quality OF the offerings was
not very good, rough stays and thin
COWS and helfers predominating, which
fact alone prevented the few really good
cattle offered from participating in the
decline. Prices ranged from 434aSAc
for scallawags to choice smooth Steers
A few extra brought 9a9Hc.
SHEEP-The supply of sheep was
light, and prices ruled firm. Prime to
extra mutton brought 5a6c per lib; prime
to medium 4a5c, and common 81 50a
2 90 per head. Scallawags, which u few
weeks since sold at 5OCAS1 90 per head,
now bring 81 5Oa2 o.. The whole num-
ber on sale was about fourteen hun
dred.
Hoas-the hog market was firm, and
prices were well maintained. Sales
were made, in a retail way, at 11al3}4c
per Ib, for good to heavy averages
These figures are the highest that have
been obtained this season, and sharp
decline Is inevitable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-21

for new, sales No. at 6Il4c, seller last hall
April; 533 4G5ic for new, buyer January, and
size seller February; nothinS a., do1g tnis , p.
sing ut ISc. Rye-Dull al )! 10 Tor NO. l. anu
81 Is for No. 9. Barley.cDulI; sales NO; : at
81 GSal 20; rejected 81 ISGSl so, closing at the
HoGP"Dressed steady aid more active
closing at SI2 25Ggl2 20, dividing on ~ IDS;
for common TO good shipping, and SIO lug
10 50 for medium TO choice packing.
Cleveland.
JANUARY TO-FLoUR-Duu and favors
buyers; CITY made siSiI 2Sf9E . l MN s. fHr %hS.S
red winter: 81 75gS % for XIX spring; co4n'
try made 81 5OGSS w for Xxx red amDer; SIG
] 50 for XX Sprlng; 50 50G 10 OJ for M WhlIe;
GRAIN,-WheaI-SaIe one car No. red
winter at 81 40; one car No. 90. 3t 81 @ ~
COrn-Sale one car at 72c. CatS-HeId AT PC.
Rye-HeId at 81 30gl IS for No. !; No. . 81 q
GsI rs.
JANUARY 2O-FLoUR-Duu and nominal
SSCslO 70 for Xxx and fancy.
RAIS-Whcat-LOwera ana quiet; anloeF
Sc lower at 81 So; white Michigan 1c lower Al
81 a; No. spring declining lc; sales at u 81,
COrn-New quiet and steady at t+c; rejected
heavy, no inquiry. Oats-Unchangeu ana
quiet at SIC for No. l. Rye-Shade lower;
40. ! 81 27cql IS. Barley-NO. state held at
81 rs; buyers offer 81 70. -,.
HOGs-Dressed HOgs-Very quiet at SlI 5UGs
IL 20.
st. Louis.
JANUARY 2O.-FLoUR-steady and un-
changed.
N.-Wheat-Quiet and unchanged.
COrn-Better; 6I972c. OatS.AiShcr at 81 ioGc.
kye-Firm at 81 3O9l 81. BirIey-Unchang-
eu at 81 1892 90 for spring.
wIuSKY-Better at ySc.
PRovIsIONs-E Eirmsr, but unchanged.
POrk-S20 30. BacOn-SnOulderS 1896; clear
sides l7IGlT54c.
LARD-2OC Tor keg.
IioGs-UnchRnged at S9@l0 ..
Milwaukee,
JANUARY 2O.-FLOUR-DulI and prices un-
RAIN-Wheat-Firm at 81 Is for No. in
store.
Buffalo.
JANUARY 2l-GRAIN-Corn-No hing do
ing and prices unchanged; new offered at
nc on track; holders generally firm in their
views.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-21
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, January 20.
William Homes, for many years as
sociate editor of the Missouri RepMGh-
can, II capital writer and Il gentleman of
scholarly nttainments and varied in
formation, died yesterday at New Ha-
ven, Connecticut, whether he had gone
for tue benefit of his health.
Robert A. Watt and Joseph Duggen-
der, the gentlemen against whom in
Clictments were made yesterday, found
for embezZling money belonging to the
city, had given bail in the former in
the sum of $4,000 and the latter
SIS 600.
David Berlin, former Harbor master,
was also indicted for obtaining IL small
sum of money under false pretenses,
and was admitted to bail in the sum of
one thousand dollars.
A. Z. Kraesur, Denver City Trea-
surer, and well-known in literary Cir
cles, has sued the WeStLiche Post for
libel, in charging him with being con-
nected with the alleged frauds of the
city officials, and claims twenty-five
Thousand dollars damages.
The Police made another raid upon
gambling houses last night, and seized
the apparatus OF about a dozen dens.
A bill has been introduced in the
Legislature against riZe-tighting, pre-
scribing a severe penalty to princi-
pals, seconds and spectators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-21
when and How eenntorS are Elcctcd

When and How EennLOrH are Elected.
AS the Senatorial election is near at
hand and excites good deal OF interest
in the Legislature and ou:, our readers
will he interested III knowing just when
il takes place and how. Under the act
of Congress, approved July %, 1866,
tho Legislature which shall be chosen
next preceding the expiration of the
term of any incumbent Senator shall
" on the second Tuesday after the meet
ing and organization thereof" proceed
to elect Senator in manner described
in the statute as follows:
"Each house shall openly, by viva
yoce vote of each member present,
name one person for Senator i'll Con-
gress from said State, and the name of
the person so voted for, who shall have
majority of the whole number of votes
cast in each house, shall be entered
on tho journal of each house by the
clerk or secretary thereof; but if either
house shall fail to give such majority
to any person on the said day, that tact
shall be entered on the journal. at II
O'Clock, meridian, OF the day following
that on which proceedings are required
to take place, as aforesaid, the members
of the two houses shall convene in joint
assembly, and the journal OF each house
shall then be read, and If the same per-
son shall have received majority OF
all the votes in each house, such person
shall be declared duly elected Senator
| to represent said State in the Congress
of the United States; but If the same
person shall not have received II majori-
ty of the votes in each house, or II eth
| er house shall have failed to take pro-
ceedings as required by this act, the
joint assembly shall then proceed to
choose, by viva voce vote OF each
member present, a person for the pur-
pose aforesaid, and the person having Il
majority of all the votes of the said
Joint assembly, q majority of all the
members elected to both houses being
present and voting, shall be declared
duly elected; and in case no person
shall receive such majority on the first
dav, the Joint assembly shall meet at II
O'Clock, meridian, OF each succeeding
day during the session of the Legisla
ture, and take at least one vote until
Senator shall be elected. .'-ActS LIST
80 Cong. p. 249.
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WEST VIRGINIA legislature
EXTRA SESSION
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY,, January 20, 1865.
Prayer by Rev. Jonathan ROwIey.
The President reported the Standing
Committees of the Senate as follows:
ON Privileges and 4CleciiOnS-Messr
| Phelps, DrumnOnd, Young, Foster and
Applegnte.
On the .Jmdicin1y-Messrs. Ioke,
Foreman, Chapline, Werninger and
Phelps.
on Finance and CHninlS-Messrs.
Gather, Price, Leonard, Workman and
Davis.
foreman, Dawson, humphreys, Will
son and Foster.
ON IntcTHuL Improvements and Maui
| OniiOm-Messrs. Price, Young, Rams
dell. Burley and Davis.
On Military ADdirS-hTessrs, Drum.
mond, Gather, Young, Ramsdeil and
| Leonard.
on Townships aud County Organise
ton and Municipal Corporations
Messrs. Chapline, DrumnOnd, Doolit
tie, Werninger and Price.
| On Kdmcuti0M-Messrs Dix, BOreman,
ChapIine, DOOIlttle and Leonard.
On Hlt3nule and Criminal Institutions
MeSSrS. Burley. Phelps, Leonard, Will
son and Dawson.
on EnrOUcd BR1s-Messrs. Drum
mond, Davis and Werninger.
On LibrGry-Messrs. Wilson, Work
man and DOOlittle.
ON EEecutiVc pemditTeS-Messrs.
RamsdeIl, Humphreys and Price.
To Crdnlipe AUDITORS office ITcnSItT-
,.I.'N OHcc, ,Cc-Messrs. DOOlittle, Davis
and Dix.
Leonard, Hoke and ApplegHte.
On motion of MIR. Phelps,
Rc&OIucd. That the Committee on
Internal improvements Ec. inquire into
the expediency of reporting bill pro
vidinE for the improvement of the
Great KanaWhn River.
On motion OF Mr.. Wilson,
RcSOLUcd, That the President be nu-
thOrized to appoint an additional page.
The President appointed Mnater
Joseph S. Chapline.
on motion Of Mr.. Drummond,
ReSOIvcd, That the Clerk, Assistant
Clerks, Sergennt-At-armS and Door
keeper, receive the same per diem nS mt
the last session, but they shall receive
no mileage.
A message from the House by Mr..
Pinnell, announced tho passage of n
House bill to provide for the publica-
ton and distribution OF the Code oi
West Virginia. This is similar to the
bill passed at tho close of the extra ses-
sion OF last year, and provides that
Hon, James 81. Ferguson, of Cabell
county, shall prepare the code for print.
ing. The bill was laid on the table and
ordered printed.
4 message from the House hy Mr..
Mann, announced tho adoption OF a
Joint resolution relating to the location
OF the Capital. No action was taken
on il.
MIR. Young introduced Il joint resolu-
ton, asking Congress to take action
with reference to transferring the coun-
ties of Frederick, Clark, Shenandoah
| Warren, Page, Rockingham, Augusta,
Highland, Bath, ROckbridge, Alleghe
ny, Bottetourt, Craig, Roanoke, Mont
gomery, Floyd, Giles, Pulaski, Wythe
Bland, Carroll, Smyth, Grayson, Taze
well, Washington, Russell, Buchanan,
Wise, Scott and Lee, from Nirgini" to
The resolution lays over under the
| rules.
MIR. Wilson presented the petition o!
the Benwood Iron Works and IL;
others, praying charter TO extend the
Citizens halfway of Wheeling to Ben
wood. Referred to Committee on Inter
nal improvements, &c.
| Adjourned.