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HALLS
Vegetable Sici|ian Hair Remover

Every yea,. increases the poDss.
larity Of this UHIssaOIe Hair P1er
0ratt0ss, sOHich Is due to snerit
alone. We can assure our old
pass.Osss that It Is EeEt fully aD 20
its high standard, aud to MOse
aChO haze sseUeS used 10 sUe can
confidently say. that It is the Oss5y
reliable and perfected prepare.
HAIR to its youthful color, max.
ing It soft, JaSstrOats, md siIcen !.
the scalp, LU its Xse, Z becomes
aCjtite and clean; it realaOVes all
eTN12tiOsss and d01adru9, and OR
its tonic properties preUents til
hair from falling Otst, as 1t stins-
atGtes and siOu1isIses the hair
glands. By its use the hair grOUe
thicker and stronger. In badness
IL restores the capillary 0I0,sds
to their normal UiOOr, and sUiR
create q sesU OrOsOth ecceDt Ssi
esctressae OLd age. 1t Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
eues. used, as u requires fesUes
applications, and DiUes the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
SO much ad,ntred On all. A. a
Hayes, III. D., State AssGyer Of
pure and carefully selected fcs
ecceLEesst Qu0Lity, and 1 consider
It the BEST PREPARATION fOs
ftS intended pu3,pOSeS.' We Dtlb.
fish q treatise on the hair, which
zoe send free by mail upon 0ppyjs
cation, sUltjct contains cOmnaes.
ddtOry notices from cLerONs,sete
phySici0saS, the press, 1ssd others.
We haze made the study of the
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Bulls cedron Bitters.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
@A Arkansas Heard From.

TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN
A Stoney Point, White Co., AIRY.
=. May 23d, 1886.
DR.. JOHN BGLL-Dear Sir: Last Feb
luary was in Louisville purhsai No
and Cedron Bitters.
My son in-law, who was with me in the
store, has been down with rheumatiin ths
some time, commenced on the Bittesm Tor
soon found his general health imprrs and
W. Glst, who has been in badoyed.
tried them and he also improved,
Dr. Coffee, who has been in bad health
fected-he improved very much bv the nse
81 your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron Bit
ters has given you great populsrity in this
settiement: think could sell great
quantity ofyour medicines this fall-espe-
cially cfyour Cedron Bitters and Sarss 81.
riiia. Shipime via Memphis, care Of Rick.
GU q Nicely. Respectfully.
~ G. B. WALKER.
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

JNd1e o. tie Supreme Curt Of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April %, 1866
II consider Uoonands German Btters' a ral,abie
aSctns In oase Of attacks of Indigestion or DysscI
sa- can certify this from my experience oft.
Yours with respect,
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STATE OF IOWA, !
Wapello County,)

December 3lst 1868 w4w.
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
! To Ny United States and Vorsd-su,de
Readers.

l HAVE received many testimonials from
professional and medical men. ar INV ri.
MANAGES and various publications have
lhown, all ofwhich are genuine. The fol-
sowing letter from a highly educated and
popular physician in Georgia il certainly
one OF the most sensible conmunications
have ever received. DR.. Clement Knows
exactly, what he speaks Of, and his testi-
mony deserves to be written IN letters Of
gold. Hear what the Doctor says Of
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PREMIUM LIST.
WitlOck's Horticultural Recorder.

T1CENx1ON M A1S1e
WitlOck's Horticultural Recorder,
l,5O Per Annum, in Advance. Single
Copies 20 cents.
To subscribers wishing to pay at the
end D. the year, ~, if ordered by January
LIST, 1869.
Address,
THE WHITLOGK EXPOSITION AND
EXCHANGE CO.,
275 Broadway, N. Y.
ANDREWS. FULLER, EDITOR.
kThe cheapest journal of the kind pub
lished, and the only one giving the price
list OF Trees, Vines and plants in "All
Nurseries in One. 1t also contains a list
of The best implements for Farm Garden
and Household; and ITS pages are filed
with articles from the best horticultural
and agricultural writer's in the world. AS
q special lnducement, we offer to send one
plant OF either of the following varieties of
fruits, to all who send in their names
with 81 so.
Clarke Raspberry. Davison's Thorn
less Raspberry. Ellisaale Raspberry
Missouri Mammoth Blackbe rry. Choice
Giadiolus. Choice Japan Lilly. Iona
Grape Vine. Or, Two early Wilson Black
berry. Two Kittatinny Blackberry. Or,
to anyon who will send 25 CENTS extra,
to pay postage, we will send
ONE POUND OF EARLY ROSE POTA-
TOES
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Estray Notice.

Taken up by T J McMinn, of Pleasant
Township, Wapello County, Iowa, on the
lst day OF November, 1858, two estray
Steers described as follows:
One white with crop off OF the left ear,
and slit In the same. The otner white
or light brown, with a crop of Of each ear,
with silt in the right and an underbit in
tho lxfk g
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STATE OF IOWA,
Wapello County,
To Margaret Meter.
Madam YOU are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of said Coun-
ty the petition of Peter Meter asking as
against you decree of divorce for reasons
set forth in said potion.
And unless you appear and answer said
petition on or before noon of the second
day OF the next term of said Court COM
mencing on the 25th day of January 1869,
judgment and decree will be rendered
against you as claimed in said petition.
I. B1GHAM, Atty.
for Petitioner
Dec. "a 1868 w4t.
, 1869-02-23
TIE 1NDIAN CIVIL SERVICE.

The United States Senate has, BY de-
cided vote, resolved that the manage
ment Of the Indian affairs shall not bc
transferred from the Interior 10 the War
department. The House Of Represents
tiEes has. by an equally decided vote, de-
clartd in favor OF the transfer. This
difference Of opinion Is unfortunate. No
man can read the history Of the Iodiau
tribes, as contained In the records of their
civil government by agents and traders,
without . feeling Of indignation that tho
government should, in any form, be
responsible for the hcart!ess abomipa.
tons practised upon these people by the
whi,es, who, under the civil service. are
permitted to rob, plunder and debauch
them. Except when the Indians have
embraced Christianity and are living un.
DER the protection Of the missionaries, the
history OF most Of these tribes is but the
same story-a shocking recital Of tht
continued and shameless robbery and
degradation Of the Indish. The diston-
csty AID dtbauchely arc not confined tc
one agency, nor to one class Of traders
they seem to be inherent in the system
and to be inscparable from it. OF tht
annual allowance to q tribe the distribu
tion rarely ever exceeds the following
OF goods, the Indian receives fifty pc
cent in quantity and thi1t,
per cent In quality. But Of none,
be receives EyIn less. Bein
swirdied in the quality and quantity Q
bis goods, he ha to anticipate his install
ments Of cash by taking from the trader
at enormous prices, that portion Of hi
own goods dishonesty withheld tror
him. This is the confessed uuiyerza
q, iaa' IGHiflias1t IS hfsl5A. .p1ac!ised unde
, 1869-02-23

The New York ComuerciaI alleges that
while Illicit dtstiltat,on has Rr=atly fallen
Of in that city. yet the marke. is odet
with whfskey on which no tax has been
paid. The Commercial says, among other
things, that Illinois manufactures more
whiskey than any ten States in tho Union,
and that mere than half the # hfakey in
New York comea Fl IN one district In
this State. This" the Commercial adds,
"ia owing to tho peculiar advantages on.
"joYed fiom her revenue officers"
Tho Commercial rcirstne1 from usmtng
tho district. Why, nc know no.. Wa
arc confident II IL mol tho Chicsgo Dis.
trfos. though this despatch from Nsw
York yesterday might hayo ton1oucy TO
cftnte TINT jtnprsrbtnn
"f.Altaa nHIsKxY sxlktas.
"t,ns ,hnus.na barrels tf rhsskey vera aeite1
tsattfla1 ~ s.tet'l,n IH.pnr!nfs. On IL arrival IA
this .tsty, tni ohl'Htn. ~ hfaH1a hing uA INV
heads aaErYn!fah by U0lluoof h'lvuk, IN Adaisiou
| - lhs NauaI tlsMlp."
Thu inference !som tAls duaratol, Il
thai Tho bhr!uls Ind thu EalulaIta stnnlpa
Oh them, bnt il!at LIS branding fofma'lty
hRd been neglected fnr anna reason
| rathnpa thu Iovcpue ot'lcers here car
explain tut matter. II Is anltu certain
thai frauds arc butng pcrpotratcd in tht
whisky busineea 10 an alarm
ing extent. 1sis just as contemporary
sBys, that "dlsllllcrs hayc become st
accustomed 10 large pr.flss through
Illicit practices, that they have come Il
"zcgaEd tue payment OF revenue to th,
government a. an absolute crlmt
"against the guild instead OF a duty Il
"thctF couutrY,"
, 1869-02-23

fleets Of gr1;n.1aden Yessels from The
Orient regions oaeasa u pouring in
wheat, and the neighboring pcr;s are
sending forth their grain in mum erous
vessels, while the news comes that Cali
fornta has q very large surplus crop,
which she must export. and promises to
do greater things next season.
The only hope 1or higher prices lies In
that Of poer crop In 1869. Here, again
the balance of testimony il sgatnst It,
The weather OF the present winter has
been peculiarly favorable 10 ap.ing
sowing, and the indications are that The
greater portion Of the next crop will be
sown in March, which is generally
looked Oh as in:urirg a bounteous yield.
The only kind Of wheat likely to be
injured by The weather Is that sown In
the fall. But the proportion Of winte,
wheat Is now very small, and grows
smaller each year. Not q bushel O.
winttr what has been sold in our mar
ket for the past three months, and flu
made therefrom is drug with oul
dealers. The manufacture of spring
flour has been SO much Improved
within the past iWo Or three years tn.
it antwers every requirement.
So far, then, there appears to be nj
very cheering prospect tor the advocate
Of high prices. The best thing tha
holders can do is to prepare TO look thei
Losses in the face as gracefully as may be
and decide TO let 20, lest the chance Q
selling be denied in toto. The supply
too abundant to admit OF scarcity, an
sellers 10 the great world Of consumer
are too numercuB 10 admit Of the hoIde.
being able to dictate in the matter c
DricEg
, 1869-02-23
STARTLING MYSTERY.
Two Horses Drawing y Flow Dt:np-
pear Into the Earth,

Two Horses DFaviuE \ Flow ,Dt:nP-
pear Into the Earth,
We clip the following from the Knox ylIic
Pr<u and Rt7aHd:
Mr, Glenn, ofNew M,fket, Jefferson County,
Tennessee, was engaged plowiax on q side
hill on the farm ot Mr, H4lf. halt i mile from
New Market, he suddenly perceived his Team
Of horses disappear tnto the ground beneath,
leaving the plow and harness on terra frnnd-
Upon examination he discovered that the
ground had given away under the h1ud feet
Of tim horses, thus 'ekinLlpg" the harness
over thcff henaa Us the dumb Reasts sank ln-
to the bowels OF the earth.
One oftbe horses vas puried some eighteen
or twenty feet deep, and, Of course. died in-
stantly from suGocatlon. The o. her remained
In sight about twelve feet below the sn5face.
Dir. Glenn and hts sou. who a1so Witnessed
the occurrence, attempted % save ehe ltVtn<
animal BY descending Into the cavity. but the
earth kept giving way beneath then. und
they were soon unable to save themselves,
| and were rescued from their perilous position
bv nejphbo.s whom their cres brought 10
tie scene Both Of the horses were lost.
The cavity Il circular, aud twenty feet ID
diameter. The dirt aud horses iii the cen-
tfe, while oD each side Is q largo dssure, Into
which lrgs hare been thrown, disappearing
from View. aud 1t has been found impossible
to fill the cavities. There are no ,ucks or
to be mere crust, beneath which Is an un-
iathomable abyss
The citizens are making vigorous exerttons
to reach the mysterious cavern, and nc hope
result of their explorations. The co:jectn1es
regarding the affair are various 80 ne ae-
clare their belief that the III guar dlsappest-
ance CT The school fund. and TaEaooi n;s otnGt
tunde, will he probably unearthed - 'eSuis sst
4t ths exploring part{y ntheTa XIX viii Tii BE- dis-
covered; that BaruoIe Eill CONE to u; ti+as
a. '"4 4ns s:sRsa sss .! he
| s5aPn N9es etS ,hinE that here ALLY Gator
niss n, find n1" s he "Gilead" Of which he Is in
| cpateh.
, 1869-02-23

Sunc errors occurred in tn. telegrapllc
transmission of the bill which passed the
House OF Representatives last Thursday, pro-
yidiug fer more equitable distribution Of
the National Bank circulation among the
Suites and Territories; aud there was also
all error in the vote sgainst the bill; 1t was =
instead Of GO, as reported. The following Is
the eectiod Of the bill In question with the
yeas and noes thereon:
sEc11vs4 1. Ara therefore be 4 enacted 70 insure
Tency thAt there may bt tssned circulation fun!es
10 haIkiae ass, ciations osxan1x.d III Sta.es aud
Terrstor,ts having less banking ttrcul4:aon than
81 ,o l e. Il stiles nsyinc % e
euDat1 On exceeding that provided OF By the act
en- Ill d Art TO srcno an act entitled To pro.
Vide fer a National currency secured ~ piedcs Of
ersoI.saon as ana rtdsp.,o S approved
March g. 1906 10 ASCERTAIN mnleh1 the Comptroller
OF tie l1reLey shall, nnds the di cc'ion Of the
Secretary Of lie TseasaIJ, make statement show
each Of such o.nst. a. rh.. when eircala.son u
eucn bank, commencing with the haEkA IN S.a'es
taFitg the largest excess Of clrenlsIoI, auu "a
e; se Il e
disturbed shoss hastrg sGa1lss prop ,rs!on, N :
til tboso in escaAer excets hsre been te+uc:d to
the reduction in such StAtc. having an excess, uu-
II the etFculat.on of such ..hsnss thsii, -
Etatfy II D. oe1ble+ D. tQushxed kmonE me Statet
md Terrttorts, acc Jtdtnr tha Appraised ynlue
q ail properly, real and personal, within such
1siEed b5 tha ceT1fed statements Of the Govern
or. OF snch States and Territories. miue By the
setret:ty Of the TItasu1i; provided: That this
| crculation, which shall be dil rib9ted According
to representation IN Congress AID, upon failure
cf sach hanks to return The araoun: 70 reqairsd
OF the Cor p,rolcr OF The Currency to sell At pub
ie auc ION, nA .lnK given twenty eayA' notice IN
uewrparcr printed in Washington CITY and
| New Yotk CITY, m amount Of b3nds depun'ed by
sad bank. a'1secartsy for it, e.seuisno9. e2Maal al
to the circulation - he w1thurA"n Tom
maIy Of the notes Of SUCH bank is they cont
:nto the Treasury A. VII equal the amount re
| nuiret from i, {; pEoyited. that the c1rcuiatloZ
d, rem antt orlx,c shali be 1tkuea only a. CIR
| cula JOE Is Withdrawn, 60 that thu aggregate oi
| cl cnLauon stau not At any time exceed $3o0,
| nfHfII.
, 1869-02-23

ficulars. from the enforced prostitution OF
the women tn Tho spoliatiou Of the
whole people, has always been
marked by depravlty OF which no msn
can read without disgust. Occasiona.ly
these Indians get restiye, murder one OF
two Of the thieves who plunder them
in the name Of the government,
and then a war IL got up, In which the
traders and agents become contractors
Ct partners Of contractors, and they use
the army to restore the Indians to obe-
dience to the mercilesa lust and ayarics
Of tAelr civil rulers.
General Grant, and Sherman, and Har
neY, ard Sheridan, and every man who
has zeputati ion as soldier, and who
does not desire to sully an honorable
record by sharing In the plunder Of ihess
miserable Vsgrants OF the plains, has ad-
GlEed, as the jus. and indispensable re.
quisite for IN Indian peace, the dismissa!
and exclusion Of the entire civil tarce
which swalms around the Indian tribes,
like vulture near the field of carrioD. Iu-
dian WAITS and Indian murders will con-
t,nue as long as these traders are turned
loose to feed and prey upon the unfor:u-
nate savsges; ard the country will be
calltd upon at b1iet intervals to pay out
milliors to mees the e1penses Of militia
| ~ subjuga,ion Of the Indians. Now, il
the whole army Of civil agents-:rom the
Commissioner OF Iudlan Af4irs, at Wash.
| inPtoD, to the lowest thief on the from
tier-be dismissed, and the Indians placed
| In the direct care Of the srmy, to be fed,
clothed and kept ri b military fidelity,
and military responsibility, the Indians
will be relieved OF the q a'rocisies Of which
they are now the Victims, and the coun-
Try will be saved countless millions Of
dollars Of expenses gr3wing out Of the
abominations OF the civil Eervicc.
We know that the Senate 1sa conscr-
vative body. We know that one, II not
moIe Of Its members has written book
on this subject, and il commftted to per-
peluating the crimes Of the civil Bervtce.
We know that hts fctlow.Senasors dislike
10 ugrnd him, or to wound him In the
tcrsisiye point OF doing that which be
has ssid ought not 10 be done; and,
therefore, 1t war. perhaps, that the benste
has yolcd down this aong-needed cliauKe
Nevertheless. lilo 6rnA.u ought to yiotd
something 10 The claitns ot tho uountsy
aud II shoul1 MISC pay aomo respect fol
tho demands ri lIoncaty, llt,tnsnlty, 10
euncy and oty,tza.ieu. Tho civil tntttar
rrsyicu fs t,ltl nnbshrr nAfns for nrg 10 pzyd
d"rxavtsy, embracing uvery orlsna know u
II inn'. nnd. though ttoi1 may bo Eigl
aynnpetlnn| suthof!,y !or continuing tl,A'
tt,y!ce. Rll thn instincts OF humanity
Inynlt at thu 'inrrhl lHpno!&cln OF a e!yil!ztt
people au',jec'lng thu unfortunate lnd!.n'
IN tho FhvAgua Of these moral Ayrnas
II tho rcstsycd ptety Of .l,c Asnato dr
Mauds tnat tloru lle moral wres.le witt
The House on this nuhjec', let thu a,rug
ylc take place carty. and lot tho sensta
he prepared to LcAr tho universal an.
proval with which tho American pcopl,
will greet the abolition Of tho foules
atrocitY now existing under our form 0
government.
, 1869-02-23

To tic Editor OF Tho chicago Trtlune:
1vonld be glad to cay d word In Jour paper
about ,he Iato Malos J~c1 Il. Elliott, Of fhe
BcyCnih tnrairJ. one of tho victims 0! the affair
Of November -. between Custer tnd Black Ke:-
ties hand ot ltdl1rs. AZ the breaking out Of tbs
sebtl OF te eEttret the st1vice II private Ia the
Thld lnoiarAt ava ~ Hc WA I member Of the
society ct Friends. in 1hose faith hc had bean
educated, bofh Of hts parents having been Qoa.
heTs But when the alarm Of war founded Ills
love OF country overeame the teachings Of his
people, and at oIee he entered the ranks a. de-
tcrvice In thts rev aslt Of duty. Wherever thero
was oanger he WAS ready TO 20. No bEayes mao
ev. wore the uniiorn Of our army. At tina bst-
tie Of atcLe III er, while serving Al m ORDERLY f0f
Hencfal Mcrook, he conducted himself Wftn so
mu:h bray. ~ that. up.'n tho recommendation Of
to = Captstncy In the Flrst Cavalry, m honor
comic rred hut seldom. 4 ahort t1use Afterwards
be was mustsrr1 ont With h1s regiment, and
CD the organization Of the Seventh Indiana
Cavalry. Ee entered ths service - Fi.st Ltensea-
mo:ed to the 'aptstncy OF Co -.pan, "M ~ liz
eersed with the regiment maintaining slw1ys the
reputation Of 4 'ra7e ard accomplished otl:es,
uts,l the muster out Of tie rtgtm. Mt 10 February
1865. It Auttin, Texas. He was severely wound.d
Roacs,Mt-- fought between 9elerA sterges and
the leceis under Forrest, Tunc IT., 1851. After
hta muHterout ha va commissioned Major In
the seventh Cavalry. and Atncs hts muster tn tas
been OF duty with nfs regiment ia thc Vest II
II v.ry paittul 10 his Ole courades-tn-a:m4 TO
fate Of Aei5e 81 iott and htR men.
JAHEs q. CAnpE1fER.
Late a}or saventn Indiana La1airy.
HAEsAw, Id, Feb. is, 1859.
, 1869-02-23

Feb. ~,
Dr.. J. c. Draper describes at length, In tho
Go}ary, the various means resofted TO for
sdulteIating teas. They may be divided Into
the following divisions: First, the substftu'
tIon Of inferior for superior varieties; secon1.
the addition Of leaves OF other plants; third,
the employment Of what the Chinese call
"lIe tea - fourth, the colorins and rcdryiog
Of leaves that have already been used or OF
those that have been damaged, SO as to pass
them tor good green or black tes- The
greater mart Of the adu1teratfoa takes place
before the teas reach our shores. .--
The camellia plant, used by the Ehiuese
for adulterat1on, SO closely resemoles tae
genuine that they have been classified By
hotanists in the same natural family. There
H. however, decided difference IN the ar
rnpgement of the veins Of the two plants.
In England the leaves OF the beech, elm,
borse-che:tnut. OAK, willow, poplar and haw-
thorn are used for adulseration. These are
ductored with roee pink, Dutch pink, cate
Gnu, chromate OF lead, sniph4te Of iron, We
retiau red, soapst one, carbonate OF lime, car
bopa:e Of copper, carbonate Of nagnesia, ar.
senite Of copper, chromates of porassa, Pfus.
sian blue and indigo, aud aye made to as.
suue the appearance Of. black or green teas,
according TO the demand -.
The "lIe tear ofthe Chinese Is made from
the dust of tea leaves and sweepinsa Of the
warehouse, to which pariions Of foreign
leayes and say arc added, and the whole t
made up with gum and paste into smai
masses, which are colored green OF black q
circumstances require. Tha Chinese1usua1ty
mark It I" lie tea." Theyl hoTeYers ns7 u
, 1869-02-23

district. If any State laws lnteriefe with this
proposit,on. it seems to me that they are nar-
row a1d seIfIsh. can instance to you many
veteran members Of Congress, like btnRh,m,
schet ck, aud others, who, having close Dis
s; tt,s!s to CONTEST must giys np the1 Il. pu6ie
'couiagement Of their better labor. You W4
remember that ar. Gladstone lost South
Lancashire few weeks ago. That loss In
this country would have condemned him to
quit bis Parliamentary career. But mmedi-
asely smaller ais't:ei, weicn had been lying
are now tHo talented members OF our
eenAte who eust there by reason Of
their nou adic INVASION Of new States, Nye
and Carl Schurz. The Engli4h system Of
representing tho universities Is not tolessble
here. and yet would not be 3 bad indica-
Michigan, for example, took interest Ia send.
Ing to washington representative alumuu4
Or professor like Governor Chamberlain, Of
Maine, who was .eacher in Bowdoin.
chuaetts-a gentleman named for the secre-
taryseip Of the Treas ury-a faw days ago, q
fine snow{-hasred, yet atlletic gentleman,
What district of Massachusetts is yours,
Mr. Hooper ~
sity ?"
II. faee took GLOW Immediately.
BILLS SoT1CEApLE.
Mr. poneroy has again reported his Pori
Royal Hallway bill, which has taken new
cosdl'ions, but Ii tho sane bateiaced being
under The mask, measure OF coniscalton to
help private railway job.
| ST. Ramsty, having proposed to Let the
/ heads of bureaus keep q franking stencil, and
lei each Congressman "authortze" the writ
ing Of bis frauk By somebody else. YESTERDAY
| moved 10 dispense With the privilege alto
Eether, Roscoe Conkling seconded him. Thi
| vote On this question Developed the power o.
carpet-baggipg. Every mortal cAfpet.bag
ger voted nay, and also every Pacific Cohs'
| aud wild cat State Senator. viz. +: Cole. uas
r!s, Kellogg, Mcdonald, NFe, Osborn
Rice, Robertson, Sawyer, Spencer, Stew
art, Tlpton, Welch and Williams. TIL
ether nays were Sumner, Fasseudcn
Fowler and Howard. Mr. Lorbett, III odes
gentlemen, of Oregon. voted to destroy til
nuisance. Trumbnil voted "Rye." fate
did not vote. The Democrats mAds 4 part
record fn favor Ok the abolition.
&. B. PHILIPPE and John F. Tracy, Of ftltnotI
are twu ot tho corporatort Of tue propose
air.ltna railroad between Nav Turk An
Washington. Ten million dollars is ths cap
tai stock. The through time scven hunf
and The ture three cents mile. 8feepfn
ears shall charge 81 for \ sIAts tuom, aad
dUlIar for double berth.
Jsnckct' rrornsed naturalization blu t1lAtl
five years ami six mouths the Uniform tiH
tor reEilence before bslhg ri'xfhls 10 cfltxnl
ship, aud Ute year tho lorin VI tsunre III
Bthte. uATu