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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-28
A RARE CHANCE To INVEST
n cal e 3 a t g.
r OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL Es.
i TATE for sale, and will
Take Iowa Lands in Part Payment

If desired by the purchaser:
Nv Residence, located in part Of the town Ell
Martins Ferry, containing nine rooms, very
conveniently arranged, with cellar under the
whole house, and good cistern and well OF
water as COW enient as could be desired, igood
spring house, stable and carriage house, with.
let $50 by 100 feet, set in choice fruit and shrub
cry.
Two Acres of Land, in grapes and other
small fruit, with concrete house near Union
school house.
Five Lots, in Nillers addition under good
fence
One Acre of Land, fronting L, Spence's asri.
cultural works on river bank.
One Acre of Land, with very good house ana
stable, good well of water and set in fruit, ana
known as Toll House, mile from Martins
Ferry, on the Martinsville and Mt. pleasant
plank road. 49,
Martins Ferry, on the Mktinsyille and MI.
Pleasant plank road, 20 acres or more In
grapes, wired and in full bearing; S25 apple
trees, $50 of them just beginning TO bear, with
very good house, stable and grape house. This
tract is all underlaid with coal.
Seventy Five Acres Of Land, adjoining the
town of Kirkwood, in full view of the City of
Wheeling. Bridgeport and Martinsville. This
is fine tract of land well adapted for small
fruit and gardening, with tolerable good house,
barn and orchard on it. rf
For further particulars call on or address
ALBERT ID. RICE,
Martins Ferry, o.
ISAAC IRWIN,
Wheeling, w. Va.
OrDAVID ALLEN,
deco3.lw Bridgeport ..
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DIVIDEND.
stockholders Meeting

WHEELING, w Va, Dec IS. 1869.
TIVE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
i HOLDERS Of the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge Company will be held at the Office OF the
Company, on Monday the 10th day of January,
1870 between the hours of and 81 o'clock NJ,
for the election of nine Managers TO serve dur
ing the ensuing year.
JOSEPH LAWSON,
doc25td Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Christmas Festival

Hall Of Catholic Institute,
NoRNER OF MARKET AND QUINCY
~ Streets, to commence MONDAY, 47th inst,
and continue during the CHRISTMAS WEEK.
Fancy Articles ard Refreshments always on
hand. Entrance on Quincy street. Admission
Is cents; Children 10 cents. dee25.lw.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-28
WOMEN,s MISSES AND chill
nREN,s BALuORALs

In the department OF NOincns, Misses ana
Childrens goods We defy competition. More
over, we can give to our customers, out Of our
best work, any size they may want; thus
enabling them to fit up and work off clean their
broken stock. This IL an inducement offered
by very few dealers, and il will be appreciated
"a very great advantage by those experienced
I'm raj aifing Roots and ShOea
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-28
Rfp0NDA GUAke.
The Cheapest and Most Sue
Ccs>fui Fertilizer on Wheat
ever Introduced into this
country.


Tal REr1\A GJAAO has SOW been used
.Nteu>.N 4 fe- t2J wears upoa e.esy description
of>rog>. SID . =. - mos. n nrrcc1eHci success
Is -1>-.,s upon Tie v..-,us crops snd especially
tre wtea. .rpp = ne H-e>ca: season. mas sstse-
>a-l ~ .et u-tt.~a tc, oul al others, and Dc
u<11 unprecedented.
"EI0"NnA ga purer aA.u-s' Cg.no er-
IN. uniform, IL is character Sod % the farm
e-s us, rs IL : imported. and requires 2 Q Pre-
par.,llon Up he DRILL.
The tNIKLMELl. LOW PRICE At which il
IS sold the Ordinary manufactured Phosphate4
-e>ta- oNtt cue bundled PER cen; above the
:'.c prise q Ee,.1ad: : not the ,l.ss. important
ttct to I'VE 'tr,utr.
Fan. RS -sa.a:rrHs testimonials from ARM
}l> as PLANTERS "a Nars and N.7al,sa.
lt-.sNa.e .-.t \sH- l,:a from "h.ca we extratt
rtefN The nag ping on wheat, together w,:a
EIft l.N and ANALYSES 4: Tie mos; crcinep
shv.a.~.> u -c ,yuattl WIKI fun directions 10.
IS ,sn 10 obtained * our warehouse Or f-o,.
L. various E-cet-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-28
Professional Notice

I'VE qrde. signed, Attorneys at Law anil
L Solicitors IN Chancerv, have, TINS Bra ia
sfJu'y, 1856, formed to7srtnsrshlp IN tfe
practice Of her profession, under the maine
and s,y g o.. Combs K Downs. They Will 3rac-
,ce In The Cout,y Of SAINT Nary's and the ad-
OHM, CouatisS, and b The Court g Anpeafs.
E,s2ecla ate rtlon will oe paid 10 the collection
src,aIns aea,hs. individuals, the State, or The
tIQVernment.
References gwen, when required. AcdFeSF
E1mos & Downs, Leonardie"n' e " .
NIry's County, narYland.
JAS. 5. DOWNS.
w. ;, l6C6-ly.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19
PURIFYING PILLS

gENHE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. g. PRO-
IL PAITT. NJ. D., need no recommendations
their well known power in removing the diseases pe-
culiar to our Southern climate having already estab
and the adjoining States AS the majority OF persons
living IN the South predisposed to disease of the
most OF the pains and aches Of our people are due
TO organic OF functional derapgement OF that impor-
tant organ. Prophiu's. Liver Medicine and Anti
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root OF the ev
They cure the Lvel which IN nine cases out Of en-,
is at the bottom Of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Colic,
strual Obstrnctions, &C., 60 common among our
people. Earache. Toothache. Acute rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind Dee before
PRUPFaATvT's PAIN KILL 1T
Ike chat before the wind.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

The sousAern Z cad at Ariingten.

The s0utAern + cad At ArltnKten
A little narrow bed Of earth
Holds now their prostrate forms,
Lost TO the .aao that gave them birth,
And deaf to her alarms.
Their folded hands can Join no strife,
:. Their hearts can feel NO hate.
Sure so diers brave and true IN LIE
Z Deserve soldier's fate.
How bootless 10 o warfare made
On mute and helpless men;
Who uever1poro can grasp blade,
: Or strike one blow again.
The wonef of their people love,
Their deeds in battle done,
Dear memories Of those who strove,
,IsAnd Whose short race 10 run.
Now on their cold pathetic dust,
they crave to come and weep,
And emb'ens bring Of love and trust,
,,Ts sSS2ssJ t.:e,r s!seg.
i:ig NOS arr
Gods, blessings come.to all alike,
For all his Rowets bloom,
Shall II be LETT ior man to sttike
a. The garland from the tombY - ~
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asuyeN moons advance. Corn dun snd hegvy.
Pork heavy; old s82 rs; new $685. xAsa; dull; kets
tic 2Oa20No. Whiskay quiet ut 81 03. Rtce dull;
Carolina aa9c Iurpentine heavy at A9aA2H. Roein
steady at 50 3Oa8. Frcfghts hrner. Money con-
tinues stripgcnt. sterliug very dull at OK. Cold
3eX, Stocks depressed and unsettled.
BALTIMORE juno l8 Cotton Arm. Flour active
and IN favor Of buyers. Wheat dull; prime choice
red 81 coal rs. Corn lower; white s9c; yellow esc
Pork 6rm ct $33 t0a34. Bacon and lard firm. Whis-
Key $I01s1 o.. J. JtU it '' ..r =. -
CINCINNATI. June 18.-Whskey 96c. Pork $50.
Bacon Arm; shoulders 145Sc; sides 17Xa1sXc; harms
2Oa21o. Lard 1870 ;r. ~:
wunNeTos, June 1a.-spirits Of turpsDtine bet
ter at 8saS9c. Rosin steady at 81 8Oa4 Co. Crude
turpentine unchanged, Tar uneh anged.
+ AUGUSTA, June 18-1arket firm and more active;
sales $50 bales receipts 10 bales; middlings f,Sc.
SAVANNAH, Jnue 18.-2Market quiet; middlipgs ala
31Ac, Sales pominal : receipts 412 bales.
q MoBnI, june l8.-Receipts Of the week 200 baless
exports to foreign ports 2eo bales coastwise 24S6
bales; stock 1b.7O1 haless Gales of the week $500
bales sales to-day 210 bales demand limited; mar
ket closed quiet; low middlings 8Oaa01sc receipts
IS bales; exports 2e0 bales.
e: Mkws OR1RANes June 518.-MiddAngs nominal at
31aS2c; receipts OF bottom to-day s75 bales: for the
week. gross 1898 bales; net 1888 bales; exports to-
day none; for the week to Great Britain 1912 bales
70 the Continent 3S22 bales; coastwise 9A82 bales;
stock 80, 2b1 bales. Gold 3gK. Sterling, S0h. New
York sight H premium. Sugar. common 9Ha10H !;
prime 18al4s Molasses nominal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19
nARBY,s PRoPIaYLAcTlo FLUID.

a
SEA .,.ltea ..si. Zi ..t
Letter from Hon, Azes. H. Sl.pAens, Of oeorgta.
CRAwTonDsvMLE, Ga Bepeembes4 no. 1888
Darby's Prophylecttc Fluid 1s an article Of little
cost but great value. Its domestic "a well as medi-
ctnal uses are numerous while its specialties are
most wonderful i have not been without It for
ten years. and no head Of family who can afford
TO have It should be without It.
/. ALEX H. STEPHENS.
.SVDNDMhsAg l.w.W ARaxs1E,rH2 DI.
Letter from the S,-Ssc ensras of lie late obntser.
. t.3,,40tc States. -" y
T RIoHMOAD. Na.,y January IL, 1866. r.
JOHN DARBY Co., No. 180 William street, New
: York: ~
GsatEes,nI have received your letter OF the 18th
iof December, 1866, calling my attention 10 vomr
tDssb5 2 Erophsisctse} Fluid. ~. a5l A(5so 81
rmost cheerfully etate that the Fluid was fqnish.
Cd fos and isxtensivels7used .byjl the in
chsrge OF general hospitals In the Confederate SER
vicS with pFeat beS6t to the paients s-aa the sIt-
geons making favorable report-a great deal Of II
Very respectfully, your ohedient servant.
8AM'L;PRESTOts'H0 H0ORKIM. ID.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19
L l&nslEnees Rcr sousn Naa elina Relaroaa
Juno la.

$40 bales Cotton, 40 bales Domestics. 1873 sacks
Corn, II packages Bacon and art. To Railroad
Agent. Il Walter & Co. Kirkpatrick & Witte, q "
Williams CO. Thurston Holmes wiss, B
Muligan Mowry & Co. Pelzer. Roegers X CO. W W
Smith 90 raeser & smith. o Pnlllips.J Kiep. q W
Stefens. Rteche b Schachte, Adger Co, CaQ-
horn. Herring & Co, Goldsmith & 'kon, and y b T
Getty. = ,gy.issr55, 5ssi g,r +. sr..ylIt.,r -
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Qom,llerfial.

"a 4 EKpOxls. is.5-.,t,s.rr. Ii
BOsTON--Per schr Anna e alovsr-ls7 bales cot.
sss ss bbs Resin, essss cisy. iso ssss
NEW YoRK-Per scbr Hawkins-7oA bales On
lsnd Cotton. 400 casks Kaoiia Solss. is PACKAGES
CaaFaesson Cotton ansa III aco marksa.
OBElCA OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
g CHAHLEsTcN, Friday Evening, june 10.
C0xx0N.+Tbis afticle deyeioped no change OF i'm
portaDce. the operations being light in conseuence
OF the reduced stock, sales about ITO bales: at
~; 6at27H; at 2S,S; 20 at 2oA; Is at sox; IS
2at slKe. We quote: ts9
MvKEpooL CLASSIFICATION
Ordinary TO eood ordinary .......2s @29>a
Low ulddnng.. g.................30 @30X +,
mtoolAB .... ......................N o.
BY New York classification We quote:
Mlddling. -. .....................3 ..31H@32
HIcR.-Ihe market for this grain was quiet, and
the day passed w,tbout sales OF importance. We
quote nominaly common 70 fair clean CaroIine ut
SA@7A; good, sGesxe p tk. .s" .@
Markets by Telegraph.
~ FoRE18N MARKETS. u
LoHDop, june 1s-Noon. --consol', e2sS. Bonds,
80A.. 1sllow, AS. 1Haa t+3 ti3
IlvEarooL, June 1s--Noon, xrn4aps. ma e. s,,.
aanos. 1-ai21<d: osleans l2sSal2,Sd; saias 10 eco
bales; snles Sb the wsel aoeoo bales; 1of exboff
$1,000 la'est for speculation 1900 aaiss; stock 81
haiss. of which 22s.0o0 bales ara Anasricans
@toal ahoet soS 400 bales g which 90 600 basa sr
AmeSdeea, y. lasa''ofl Da l5EI
Evens ootson oiosea ii Issiad for upians,
o1 The s''ot; saoat 72s11xd; Orleans l1kal3,Sd: !:
Saaes ~ so0 uaass. y ,.111att1IS'ss3 AiAa sIS.s
HAvaz' June la cotton so satst st spd asesay.
DoxesTtq, MAnKETs.
NEW YoRK. June -iS-NIun.--Stooks faver,en
Money aetsys At = ceaAnssssAou essraisa.
1nx nniN 47aS4 sAa svA 49, u - go.
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ARRIVED X esss1day.


Echr y Baird, 0axtners pkils6elphis--1O 6ays.
COat. o RiRley b Cretghton, and IA atar 81 60
Steamer Flos Eoy, RsSk. tsay .nAak tsi Beaufort.
Hluftcns Htlton Heao, Ac. f13 ibele8 q Cotton AZ
crates Vegetables and lhundries. 10 il Tsfguson W
GpTeys A ASeidts & Col N ,aarnEe Mia o
G4obegi Gage Il CO Mrs wv ] Wbtppef MBfS-tt r.
McHsA iAdsas 4 co9 d us kdarns. sars paai sat.
shewss w N Courtney E SC6s q. .yy Eekei & 90. VIM
WbassyS u thephelE ana w k Ryan ;s .is:.s
st6s fAeR nj tIffetk Edisfo and; Rockville.
Mdse andI 4Mdsaea q ~ lsurssys IAnssstSr
Howe, IUR N3sns4oss End 9th srRs II
..: ass CY6Mroa YektorsIAy.
5Gchka NINA rB Glover. Terry. Roston--M Goi0sna.th
,,sehr W \. W.Hswkins. wsats Nsv Yortw roach Is
tx Go.eEJ ri CD .sstEf@fY cf So &I ss Haqssr
D4oa ,,ntsatlsd, Yesterday. s,a;; .s.,l,s
Echr Anna ID Glover. Terry. Boston. .,os5S
.iachr sarah Watson, Smith. Baltimore.
# ~ ASF6ss6 sis1s Fscfs.y acYss ~ 50
sris,sh g. sssstaship Marmors RSbinson, Liverpool,
1riesh br1k David McguAs Menlhsnpy. I1vsrposs
Dritish brig cousier Isskina liverpool. June o. 4
a3aleA fbr alaas Pert.
sachx Velocity, Pfnkhan, NOM ASadsbofep Me, juno
Es rs q Il sSss ~ 4.
j, sacn6ssk sksa 81 s'ls sssA
1.-The New Fork Herald OF NsancsAam eavss .ssTna
stsoh sessths hip UNatnpao8 1aUa cS9s kHi f yff
m'ngteH Del am and Delansls Sso iasn nesie a
ON tes Great balance sry dook nSar tAe fc S3 piks
s,ip, basanS het apttcsn paihtsdJN .rsI1a AZ; Nj
~ 5WI1 sSr t W 4
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Regard iss merits aeof hiesa ordss on te whole it
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ooy Of sny ,gages who
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CURES BURNS. ayvOUNDs. yTINGS. go.
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Messra JOIN pAaaY y 90. No. iao waiis@sn.s @ asss'
. Gehtlemes-I received your circulars OF the il th
instans asktHg a expreasaoR os opnson from me As
so sns merits Ct yonr prophylsctis Flu a. - pro
tSss a Y q hssa @ nc asSssr .sss
As sna remes aten. i'd ~, n.
gseas q y is not exce'l siinar preparation.
use perm esnganic propa' at1onsvery extensively
tion Ok zHs kind manufactured y " Ssstsf ~.
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ssp'' and lPhysissgp e. AIsssns ynssas as.pisa,
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PROPHIT1,s LAYER ntHD1C1nK

Hs
Pr; Prepkss-Haying used this medicine sufa-
cienty long to test it's virtue. rnd to satisfy my own
mind that is an Invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
FOR ak years-and being persuaded that hundreds
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
ws Is 70 to sas n s
recommend TO them the use Of this remedy, which
has given not only himself but several members OF
r. M. W. ARNOLD.
* s:us ast.- OF the ,deorgia Conference.
5a-- @ DooLx CouNrx, GA Aprf,. 1851.
This ls TO certify That waa eonfned tOohe house,
and most M Of the aEe to NY beg. and suffering the
hve months, and after trying every avaihbie RENE.
dy, with no relief, was cured with two bottles Of
ng any oeis only II rsiess me aimost fSss
therefore sscoanmend II IN the highest degree 70
that is one oi the best family rneiCanee now ont
certain. Yours truly. W. A. FOREHAND.
d. Frophst-Having used your Liver Medicine
foe more Than year In my family. cheertnlIy re-
fsc',oas Dyspepsia es Indssstion in % any form sorms
sn e s s'
sTANBoRnvnLR, PUTNAM CouNrY Oct 1. 1857
Dr.. o. $. Fyeph,n-Desr sir--Ihis 10 to certify
gers and have never failed 10 cars tbs Aeus in
single instance with them They slwsys break the
a. Ssy
have tvar found and they leave no bad effects foew
iDs them. 90 Quinips 80. -...
=. pgzIA.: Z a. GsyEzz. Ga. sspsssassz q ,sss
svO rsg. = = n,l have IssS for te lass
Pam KIN q + ana yS. e Female Tonic and have
Rheumatic aznic,tons. neadaohe Cohc. and pains of
every ,l iina are sledued y them, Aher nslng the
n Mt a.
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Passengers.

'"f''9N.a.J 9 Pa ssonRcss e''.a Y 3-'F ~
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from savannah via Hilton
Head, Peaufpi I, Ediato &c-Miss y, own. w Whaley
IaH stuart. d r P Mikesl. two Misses Pope ana s
on deck tv....t9., -Is.4 .t. :, -. ;,
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
Major Il Johnson, Mr howe, y F,ehburne Npe;
C<reassr Mr Morillo and son, and On deck.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-02

The leisure hours of an entire year were
devoted by this gentleman 10 careful and
minute Investigation of the subject com
mitted 10 his charge Day by day, and at
all hours of the day, he procured speci.
mems Of the birds for the purpose OF care
iully examining the contents Of their seve.
raj stomachs, for evidences Of the general
character of their food. Robins were thus
ootained BY him, both from the villages
anu from the more rural districts, apart
IRON gardens and orchards Beginning
with the FIRST week in March, 1858, these
examinations were continued, with more
or less frequency, until the same month Of
the succeeding year.
Condning ourselves here TO such DOR.
tions of the results as may have a direct
bearing upon the points we seek to es-
tablish, we find that Professor Jenks has
demonstrated, among other things. that
during the whole Of March, April. and
May not a particle of vegetable matter of
any kind whatever could be found in the
food Of the robins. Insects, in large guam.
titles, varying greatly as to kind, condi-
ton, and development, were during all
these months their sole and exclusive
food The larve of a species of fly known
to natuTalists as the Bi6t0 dlbipennts of
Say formed large proportion of the con-
tents of their stomachs. Not unfrequent-
ly as many as two hundred of these in.
sects, in this stage of development, were
taken from a single bird, and for the most
part wherever any were found they were
the only food in the birds stomach
Thomas N. Bretoer, in Atlantic Monthly
for dDriL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-02
Our Debt and Our Taxes.

THE New York Tribune, in reply to .
correspondent who had declared that the
debt OF the country is increasing, and that
the people are as heavily taxed as they
can bear, says:
The debt of the United States is noi in
crossing.
1t was over s9,757, ,sOO, 600 on the ist Of
August, and also on the 1st OF September,
1885 II was but &2,544, $3.50, ,904 ON the LIST
inst. Paid off in throe-aRd-ShAlf years,
of principal, at least Tee hundred and
Thirteen Nations " Dollars.
hut this is not all. We have moreover
paid immense sums to soldiers as muster
ingou bounties, Nc;, 20 States for ad.
Vances in the way of outfit and arms for
their volunteers in the war for the Union,
nc, ~, The actual reduction of our in.
debtedness since the war ended Is nearer
four than three hundred millions And
the country Is rapidly increasing its popu-
lation, production, and wealth-A the
average rate Of not leSs than ave per cent
per annum. At this rate, though not one
dollar of principal were meantime psid
off, tho practical burden Of our debt
would be reduced fully two thirds In
thirty years That Is 10 say, the debt will
bear upon us but one-third as heavily In
1899 as il does in 1859
The people are net As heavily taxed a.
! they can bear since they are not taxed
nearly so heavily as they were two, three
and four years ago when they were foWei
and poorer than they now are,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-02
The House Committees.

The following are the standing commit.
tees of tho House, as announced by the
Speaker on the 10Th:
Ways and Means--schenck, Hooper, Allison,
MAYNARD, Kelley. Brooks, Blair, Mccarthy and
Appropriations Dawes, Beamaa, Kelsey, wash,
burne (wis,l, Lawrence, Sargent, Oiekey, Nib.
Ranking and Currency -Garaeld, Lynch, Judd,
Coburn, Smith (Nt), Packer, Lash, Cox and Jones
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (Mass), Farnswor,h,
Beaman, Peine, Ward, Julian, Poland, White.
more, Beck, Woodward and Morgan
Reorganization OF the Civil SeThce--H otohkiss
Jenckes, Armstrong, Maynard and Kerr.
on the Ninth Census-stokes Gataeld. Banks
Allison, Latin, Culom, Wilkinson, Haldomar
Pacific Railroads. wheeler, Logan, Morrel
Pa), Van Horn (Mo), Hopkins, Buhinton, Lynch
Palmer Roois, Van Trump, VOORHEES,, Axtel
Claims-W ashburne (Iass.), Hotchklss, Hol
man, Cobb tWis), Stokes, Ella, Doekery, Moore
Commerce Dixon. o'Neiu, Ingersoll, sawyer,
Einkelneurg, Bennett, Conger, Holman and Pot
Public LAnds-Julian, Ketehem, Townsend
fltch, liawley, Winans, Smith (IoWa), Wilson
Mimi and MCCORMICK
N Dfostofhee-Farnsworth, Ferry, nm, Twiohell
BOYD, Iyner, Fitch, Smith and Adams.
Manufacture Morrell, (I'a.l Ames. Sawyer
snl1h nn SIt)i Sanford, Epson, Morrill, (Me), CleYe
,.AguealilTe = wilson (ohiol. Loughridge.
tell aud Reeves - =
Indian Ahars-Clarke, VanH orn, ShAnks, TafIe
Ele. . - A'''-
Military Affairs Logan, Cobb (Wis.), Negley,
fseAeI, s'9aghton, Witeher, AspeT, Morgan and
Milina--shanks Qnd.l Clarke, smythe tlowa,
hells, Donneny, TIimble, Reading. Bird and
District Of Columbia Welker. Williams
Qnd,l, Gilhllan, Bates, Hamilton, coSles, stone
and knott
Cook, Peters, Mefcur, Loughridge, Rldhdgo an,
Kerr.
RsvolationArg Claims BOYD, Amber, PEosssr