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, 1870-10-26

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Commissioner Of internal ktvxn1r st.al deem ntEs
.a u take IN osdsr tc rsote the axsni ~ n
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| ,1hn bare beea, Afe actually sntaxed tn ta
ttIrtner~ III Ftrel euf1Avine ard pF1Atns. .no pr
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work prqupsY. and kiTc the FeQutsltr Efose1!o
Is t1e ttsrs dtes and plstFs in tlsi pef -
ties tn.'xr to the department =" i'll fisa pso"'
hfd5trr Xiii e4..c .r tfr~ srcn the dasr Hf the tn
/ tfsct il aEardrt when they Mil tt r-1hy - cct.
mcptr tevt.f3e the e.anp'. AID thetf dat!f esotst
frf ds3ire71 thsrnafs Bids nay he as"t tos snF on
tlssF of stamrr zo~1luon-d In this actlct OF lot a
E4rh bid NUT b. accuupanstst eF E1Asanife q
tratt fEo frFrorsibe pezrons: that ID case 5he bs
arcrrf-t snd eontrsct enter fne. tsss r." i9 sSh
1u:ttie~ to ssle reasonable sE =. n.y b. reassa r
thc EpveTrtptnt 10: the fathfu! performance o. II
| centratt. ,..s .h.n on& yea
nor ,nnrr than three yam ~ NAY Be eEfsed G1on-
IN Az s.dn4 the rontEaet tho C"rEnts.oner Fr.tsIs
thr rfxht tr rrjctt any at IN tNtt M
sr,rsT ,o be- fvf the interest Of the ksErrnneat 70
20 Tr7asAis Ehnuld BE- carefully se3led and MARI
prono4al ftz Revenue Stamr%.' and AdstfAScd 10 l.
cesn'uit<1asff o' 'a's'oS' ~ e- G. DHLASU.
Cm.nIlstouer Of Internal Revenue
l. Approved. GEO. 8. BOUTWELL, ~se1etasy.
QSf. 70. t344.
, 1870-10-26

late honf this morning. We hare been unable To
get any further particulars
1aFpc grain elevator VIE buIne1 at Al.nona,
on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad,
lat night.
Eos1ps, Oct ga IRE IN bni1d!rg No. = MILE
street thir morning damaged the prnpesty OF the
Lydehosn H'ass Company sttFn: Iathfon 4 ca,
tiy goods. T. 900, with other smaller losses. In.
Bustd.
Ml~ArKrz, Oct. ga IRE broke ont this
evening IN the variety Ato.e Of lsyke d Freeze,
Oh Wiscor 4tn etreet. but the fire Department were
On hand in une 10 prevent DISASTROUS cond4gr4.
4hn. The goods were damaged by nfc and water
Ahout &, 600: fully covered bJ insurance.
ExL7ERt n. D.. Oct 25.-The Exeter machine
shop and foundry, ncaI the railtuah depot, WEIR
butidtIKn belonging to the Tailroad company wert
alEo destroyed. Loss Estimated Il $50, 900 insur
ed for $4,000
, 1870-10-26

NV YoRK, Uct 2a-7he Rtpu6liaaN Of
Charleston. S G., Of the 2isi sa5s that the Repub
lican party Il thoroughly victorious, masking a
clean sweep Of the State hy 9a,o00 majority, and
also the Congressional Ticket, aud elec1tn4 more
ihau tHo-th1rls Of each branch Of the Legislature
Also that they hareeucceedelt IN at least nineteen
Of tho thiyty-one counties Of the state
The Charleston Cou4fT, on tue other hand, IN
stsEs that i&tr c0npt Of the votes would Ah0K q
nstority for the opposition ticket, hut lnunatea
that tatr ceupt will not he had.
The Charleston Ntsra cuncetes the election oi
the Fepublcan State t1eket, but claims the elec.
1fop OF Co1ouc! NcKe4sicI. Cnion Reform, 10 Con
c7cSs, from the Fourth District.
, 1870-10-26

Filter Of the sbevc rrns fErc by ma "a Ely aJt1r~-
In The Eaiasd Stafes en- EeteIat ef the 70.
, 1870-10-26

ITALY.

PEsrH, Oct a4.-The Opposition IN eE
rIan Parliament havc klcntfacd their a,'t--'
the foreign ro:Iry ot the Imperial GoEcs:.--
, 1870-10-26
OHIO.

Opening *c~Aton OF thr Capttn1 He-
1m1xnl Convention mt CfnciNahti-
Permanent OFEnntzntfou-Lctxc
from Horace Greeley nnd John ".
Eorncys
, 1870-10-26

GROCERIES,
, 1870-10-26

Opening Session OF the Capttns Re
1m1stha Convention Mt cincinnati
Permanent OrEnnizntiou-Lcttcr
from Horace Greeley and John ".
G.n-ncv
...... ..
C1scISSA1i. Oef: THE convention TO con;
Can!ta1, assembled at u 80 in Pixies Hntl Il was
va'stl tn order By Colonel Stewart, Of Mobile.
{ al ni:n and u tcssna @ q Uo seefeta4g
F.lty-three delegates were prcscnt
Pending notion 70 appo'n1 somm!tsees On
soesenion asn1nsd lii m to lie Tine iss isF
Tie arrival OF other delegates.
COMMITTEES.
,uanent Orran,zsuon VAS appointed, ~ follows:
MeAsss. Harlan. nlinois: togswelt. Nebraska:
aa Kan1as heSgs oss Ss1s'
Scott, Washington Territory; Forshey, Texas:
hacn, on!.; ,.. r,n.,,,n ,or., c,s..,.
Illinois; MaurIn, Missouri; ambrose. SebrasIn;
Brewer, III ntucEY.
Rcso.Itlons-Mesere Bea1ds:ey, lowa; West,
81 oft, Washington Terr1foT5s Pratt, Missouri:
Ticker, Kansas; SsoSoothecs. Ohio; More, Ne
'a'ka- PERMANENT OFFICERS
Permanent oflco's we1c elected as follows:
President. G. y. Stewart, Alabama: Vice rresl-
dents, O. ". Ambrose. Nebraska Charles BeanIf-
t.;i,. Kansas; {. q. Fofshc5, Texas; james scott,
Washington Territory.
y from Missouri. 3 from Kentucky, from Kan
sas. nom Sehsatka, , from Alabama, from
Texas, from Iowa. from Washington Territory.
LETTER FROM HORACE GEKktSv-
The following letter was Fcati from Horace
Greeley, To which a1snston was made last night.
/ new YORK TR1BuNE OfricK.l
NEW foRK. Oct -
DEAR Sta: have 5our letter Or me losn, ID.
vtttng ne 10 attend the Capitai ConEcndon y
.'lucinnatt. on tht 18th. 1t Is not possible that
should leave our STATE again fcno!nf ouf aF-
| r.oachirE election. can only md time to say
| mat tue Ruhicct OF Your dehbera hons
| rs Of the very greatest consequence
TO cur counuS's fninre- hns1 deserves prompt, A.
| EEL "a esinc*t, confederation. Washington
=eems IL me an unfortunate location for our Ea-
til ma. METROPOLIS and to he teu,lere43 less a1d
| !ess acceptable by the marrh Of eyeuts. Oaz
carIsat should tr great city, prefer ou7 great
c>t-snrpo.tng perfectly !n.irpsn1snt pres,
~ criticized With absolute fr..dom from
patronage, or The lear Of its withdrawal It
should BE- surrounded by sleu<e, Intelligent, srtr
rr,l fxpu..uop, readily rallied tu urr1ais 10 the
/ 5rfencc nf the iattohAl archives anu treasures.
II should be The focus OF art, literature md Tennc
| neIlt. thus Inviting the pfcaeare antt command
ttE tho admiration Of the choice sn!F1ts OF inc en-
ti'c ciytltzed verdi Judge New lork - hs PR
/ t1ntnFnty snAt E'g. AN quite sure taas asn
.rEtnn t. rnt. lft inc question - tnoaHntt1'., ~
| ahh GthcsaliF CahFassF'hs ana tccl connaent8 ma
change will l'c approved md demanded. iouss
fS'gne4h HORACE 9REElEf.
40 /. |. %eAF1t- N1nclnua1A
LETTER FKoN choStL foRShf.
! A long letter WIS presented lom lolonei snu'
, 1870-10-26

wAsH,sa7ox. Oct. sa.-Thc aanor, was J.; Fen 81
nnits1 VI. rnite falut but broad hand OF blood
red light, similar 70 that noticed last Night. ex.
tended nearly eaxt and west across the Mao!s V
tkJ, passtug. ~ BEFORE &eyer1 degrees hooao 81
the zenith.
CINCINNATI, Oct a3,-An auroral display oecuI,
red eaIl5 1his evening, In the west At nA1.s' rs
10 The heavens, few degrees south Of east "es<
III mp with crimson tight.
, 1870-10-26
Indiana Election RefNFn&s

IEp1AxArolts, Oct 2a-The complete election
The Democratic nxtnzitie9 On State otlctrs range
nom ,s6. to s,5aS, the fEs: on Auditor. and the
1stter On one Of the supreme Judges The total
ypte polled ts about Is 60o less than that Of two
sear ago, notwithstanding the negro vote, show
tug that the victory u not 80 much Democratic II
nt,h$ 1Ha
, 1870-10-26
THE WASHINGTON PEN.
w ashington
MEDALLION PENS,
THE FOLLOWING TtCkETS0f The
FOURTH SERIES


No, 82G> OF the sth 1000 <lsev xaO
and PAID To CHARLES G. ZIEGLER
Detroit SAytnrs Bank.
Drtzuit. Ateh.
Ss. 329, OF tho I'd 1000 drew $50
ard PAID TO join L SaR!Sr.
No. p3t, Of tho 7sh 1OsN drew e5O
ac4 PAID TO TM- l. fISEA,
Nh. :,1l,Sr OF the 4th 1000 drew Sl0u
srd FAIu TO EDWAKD HOWARD.
ThA1ev National Bank.
Norwich. COM
Nm. 3e. 81 the eth 1000 drew $50
and pA1t 10 'AIFEKD BRAIN.
No, lG HA1nnt1tt
phdsdelphIa- Fenu.
No. $50. OF the Ctr 1000 drew $50
AID PAID To CHARLHS L. JOERA
CoCaG Clerk otaee.
Ncw fork.
No. e69, Of sne 4th 1o00 drew ss00
and PAID 70 10HN J. DIFF.
~ Nal-at.. Sew FORK.
No. ESQ, OF th~ sth 1908 drew el00
aad riID 70 r. T. RH0AltS JK-.
Hrnnkfv q City Ffse IDs. Co..
Branch .tics. No. 13l Broadway
New Fosk.
No, 0G1. ar the 10Th 1000 drew $50
sud PAID To G. H. Ta0DEs.
With SAuslons. ElAIk Cs.
Chicago, L.
, 1870-10-26

NASHVILLE. Oct. 9a-The Representative Con.
yrntion to noutnate 4 candidate tor Congress Ia
thi8 district, will meet tomorrow. Eo1onsd
l'.nseer, present Representative, Will probably
be nominated wtihoat oppoaltton.
, 1870-10-26

1oC1sy1L1K, ~, Oct, sa-The Democrats oi
Jrncrsonvillc, Indiana, are having grand pro.
ccs4ion tonight, IN honor Of the recent Demo.
cratic victory IN that State. Mapy persons agt
rtrtent from different paris Of the State. A NUN
ter ftpIn ttts city arc also il attendance.
, 1870-10-26
NEW Booaz,
D. D.4PPLET0XICO., PUBLISHERS


No$"s u - e"H y t"'1'
s's@ 's'
APFLElVSs' u.Lue! "a Eo ALHAsac
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E.sGRAF1FG6.
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~ ~
tro- iensa .: t1cas oeaa1S' eaoaio1is
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tnr-. r. f111,tn...a .,<- 80 -. .r.Irs
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erarra of,r d--,-+.s,.r u. H. - :"
II.
lay SERMcHS AnnnrsSrS Arn peyzuxs
, 1870-10-26

QUINCY, Ill, Oct. sA-Cameron,a tonn On ~
Hsnpioei + s. Joe Railroad, ~ an1es @ Nsat 9, q
t,saS s.,tfrslx 3fstfoTed By tro laE1 night Tht
are rsote ID. ap.:t i o'o9.cs. 17d aRt1*a 7cf:s
, 1870-10-26

TIE CHICAGO wExxLr TRrRCNx has 4 tarKer xnd
ecter circulation In The Vert than xcy other Journal
II Ia m excellent medium for AdsessisIux especially te
hoee who wish 10 .ecurn tho patronage Of the produe
ps eIzssea- 4 limited number OF atvcfAsc,urrn vii
te taken, at moderate rata Subscription price Of Ta1
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. e pei annurl. with liberal reduc
inn for 4 tlab Of teu or pncrr
, 1870-10-26

nkaMo1srs, oc4. &.-Tne eeusus Of IoE4 hs4
oesn eoG paesed, the last county having reported
eatetaas: 5s Tho total population Of the 6tatt Is
1r4etrsssr "naca Il gain Aince 1854 OF tl4 go
, 1870-10-26

1tE tho Recent ERrtn nQt1nkE4
special Despatch to The Chieseo Ttibsne-
.oCpoSE11iE. OcL IA remarkable phenom
eron occurred the DAY on which the earthquake
VAS felt About three niles east Of here, 1t 3
that has heretofore been df5 ground, stream Of
water, abort one foot IN diameter, Eushed ont
xIth Ertat violence, And has heen running with
the same force ever t1ncc-- The ground. for a
considerable extent around the wAterspout Is SCI
ting. Long roles have been inserted, but no bot
ttm found. There seems 10 l'e m underground
AXE. 1t IL c4using considerable excitement.
, 1870-10-26

Population Of PhleaelPhta-
pur, ,anx1 ,u1A Oct. E-The population Of this
aiy. ID aScettained ~ the complete cen1us, num-
neit e5i.1s9.
, 1870-10-26

. .,s,. ~, ,,.,,, -, .;nn,a ~ ,n,. tho French
,,,..,. .,,rti. .cIoss thr Na,ne y. Jotnyt,te on
1.r+...r ,,e, ,-,,nst thr Wurt.rnl,c.v outposts |
,r,,': rs.s.,, ,.a,,.,,o., .,n ,,+,,,srv ,rt NIT,
=, .a,.n 49, snr.,eS ,h. ,.,us,san forces from TINT
.n,,, 1o,a,,,,1, - ot.h..,,crv Tner ,x.rr hrnve-
T. ..,,. -, ,r IN sor., i.,ne nat. .,,,r> and nar.
~ ,ha S.rrn,h Dep4mcnt The Wurteml,urrets
~. ~ ~, ,,..H 49,, ss,,,,naa,
-ur s,vr,r ov 1sr s,sr
rorus III, .. i ,tc .,,x,>ts frotn I,aris show
.r, .n ~ -, ,,,u,. ~, M. s,xt wns excreoclr
sncr,.str,,. Nany rrusslaus were Killed and
~, ~ n,,socrrs Junr,,a,s commenting On the
rr,,ss,, rort NJ tnIx affair chi, attention to tts
f.,xc statements esnrrially in rcpre.cnttnv the
,,., o.. ne ,nsr,.ttlcan, an,1 In claiming the
t,ntr,e ~ nnm,,er ~ nr, soners when the cnem7
to,r none
7uE SIEGE OF FAH1s-
TorKS, Oct. es-Fsu.n private reliable sources,
Ic hrarihAt there are yAst numbers Of NICK IN
the camps ct thc bcsicFcrt. On many occasions
,,., dircouicnt of the men has ,cen loudly ex-
Pressed. and their commanding otticess have
l:ren o,.gch to 70 often among the troops to
II en- ,,p their morale.
sor.!es are mace nightly hy small parties OF
I'as1siane, and constant nrtnE al night from the
forts severely hasass the FfnStans Ep 10 inc
present time the latter have not fnececdea IN
erecting batteries OF s1eSc SuuA hea1 enouSn ~
commence IN enec.sse nonoatualento tao wy
The gentleman VINO GtFeA Tue huofc AAtotAA"-
lion IL resident Of feEsatilef. Aud nas
since the enemy occupied the town. until day
or ;wo age, when he managed 10 make ms e"
cape. lie SAYS thai eEcc IN me sielnts n1 yer.
sailts the P1usstans 4re constantly annoyed "
Franc Tireurs. who Keep np active EucfaHa ns1oe
frrm embuscaa,c, and are daily Killing numbers OF
the entmy.
pEsrA1CuEs KEcE1yEr BIT TIE TorKs GovERS-
Mx*r.
The following dispatches are Tecelyed:
, 1870-10-26

The Ia iane C ac ~, i :cadx for The ticket.
y.4 ont. THOSE VIA! II Af: nESTROrED TEIE,:
WILL ON L!AkS Tik IMPORTANCE OF
THEIR ;ttNG LARGELY ACCUMULATED AND
CAkEFu LILY AAfT-
For Int es the drawn nr1Ler4. 2Iasc... eEesotins
TIlE " AslllSG10S " pALt1nS rES CO.,
, 1870-10-26
Hon. Cutsnvc K0rneTss Speaking
AupptQHIue eufH.

SrRixGrtK1p, Oct 9s.-Hnn. ...GuAtavus Koernt1
1as u ade the following appointments: Al Spring.
dcld, Nor. /: Jacksonville, Nov. 3: Quincy, Nov.
Z: SIauukon. NOV. E.
, 1870-10-26

sen, beyond Orleans, and are apparently expect
me an att1tk there.
THK FRENCH LOAN.
4 delegate Of the government haa concluded, tn
London. loan Of TX, ,oo0 600 traucs the shares 10
be lssncd BY France at IS, beartnz 8 per cent in-
1e1tst. md payable IN thl1ty-four years At par.
Subscriptions viii be opened In France and Eng
iaul.
NuCE11AxEoCt
LONDON. Oct 9s.-The government At Teurs
Fe1rnla the expectation Of Nil articles hcsctofoso
placed on the prohibited List, except cereals, to
Switzerland.
Rthop Ac11talne, OF Ohio, In letter to tho
7imes, solicits aid for Americans In ra1ls. to bc
Fcnt through sl1 Curtis Llwson, who remains In
that city. !.
The Bar7ngs repudiate the investment OF any
funds on account OF The Emperor Of the French.
ToEKf, oct. -, evening. ria LONDON, Oct e.
N.E1ou5 formerly Mayor Of the Ninth Arrundtsse-
Infpt, ,of Paris, has been appointed Director Gen.
ffdM the Ssfes5 0! France
Department committees have been authorized
to remove II property or animals likely to be use-
full TO tho enemy. The 3ftnlstsE OF Var has been
empowered to suspend traffic over any ratlroad
5u. The &aui1 fe;sou.
The departments Of the Lower Seine aud Eore
arc declared IN a state Of se.ge-
There have been many ctaes Of inAnlsordtnxtcn
- -, n,,.,ss:s ~. ~ t.... 'as ea"s1 p~1a aAse
!, r." 49, ~, -.
h.....,r.ss - .,1 ss''s S''"s' "Iie
Tho ,s,ns-:.. -, 10 80 ,e.. ~.
there will be ready by the end Of the month 7li
mIfrAft1tuses Et Inortafa, and 800 I1ned cannon.
speciAl despa1en 11om ionrs says INC FenosA
oi Tue government Is again discussed toe1e- oana-
ef"a "anta 10 2" 10 Cielmont' out tais Ii opposed
by other Ministers.
Mr. Trevy hal resigned his position In the gox-
e5nfnent-
!oSnoS' tH1' "a netaehment ol de3mans,
f'Ne s'1ons, sescnef. &c Mesnto oa Aouas5.
, 1870-10-26
Meeting Of tho Nn11ounl Committee
OF Tho Union League at 4hila.

ru}LApE1r1uA, Oct aa-The National Exec.
uuye Committee Of the Eulon Lezg1e mel to-day.
The nop:hiy report, read BY the SECRETARY. gave
epeou, aging news from Maryland, Delaware
New Jersey, New York, aud Eorne Western States
eni promise Of gain Of a Congressman 10 Ken
ccrtain irregularities IN Arkansss and Atssour
wss deferred till the animal council here In Ds
eemttr, md the committee adjourned till Sovem
, 1870-10-26

BosTs. oet A-Thr Chessuut I'm zezesTotr
r. osSn oompsIed tfa cost Of u ~. 90, And
, 1870-10-26
FIFTH SUBDIVISION.


No. = OF The tfth i1N0 arcAv $50
nd PAID TO SAMUEL Il, WEBB.
No. vSorth Gay At.
BALTIMORE. Nd.
No, 49S. af the 1at 1000 dreyv $50
md PAID 10 EF0. J. WADE.
With Ft1nci4 r. Josseyu.
III Broadway, r. T.
No, sH4 Of shn Ssh 1OOtt drew $50
md PAID 10 GEOE0E LAM:
With D. Ap. .seteu Co.,
New Yoik.
No. 854v Of the 7th 1000 drew $50
ant PAID TO ADAM GElR,
Second AuditoF'a Ot.1ee.
; Treasury D. pkEtt.ens,
Washington, q. c.
40. 2I2v OF tE~ Glib 1000 drcyT 31O0
ans PAID TO a. X. CORF.
No e BrrAd4t.
New afk. II. !.
Nc. as2, OF the ftL 1000 drc.x $50
md PkID 10 JOHN LAS1EE,
With Stranrv4y = Saus.
No. $50, at thc I'd 1000 drcw $50
md P2 2lp-To Jk.MEs ". FLK1CHYR.
Knoxville. Trnn-
No. T51. - the s1ats 1000 strnsv t5O
and PAIoT 10 CHARLES $. BURROWS
|: No. u E1A:k&E. ChieA4, II.
, 1870-10-26

No. .5tEs, OF the 3sl ffnU drew $50
nnd PAID TO J. ", BACON,
Brooklyn. ~ T.
No. 21., ex4 the 3u 1000 aTcyE 5000
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-02
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TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
By the Western Union Line-O1ices Granite Bank
Building and the State Housed
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
a. WASHINGTON. April |

n WASHINGTON, April l.
SENATE. The Senate resumed the consid-
Grafton of the case of General Ames, and
was addressed by Mr. Bayard against his I'D
mission, on the ground that he had used mil
itary authority to secure his election.
Mr.. Sherman spoke in favor of Mr.. Amcs,
and was followed by Mr.. Edmunds, who said
the disclaimer of Mr.. Sherman and those
who acted with him, that they were not con-
trolled by partisan considerations, was GER
tainly true, for they were about to do an act
which would not result in any benefit to the
republican party. The judiciary Committee
had not reported what they wished, but what
they thought upon the facts and the law. 1t
was expected that the committee would be
overruled and would regret the fact In
view Of the precedent established by the de-
cision, he would remind Senators that there
was such thing as the last straw, and that
the last straw might break the capels back.
Mr.. Trumbull made an argument to prove
that no act on the part of General Ames has
been shown in support of the idea of inhab-
itancy.
A further discussion ensued on the legal
question between Mcssrs. Sumner, Edn,unds
Trumbull and Conklin, after which Mr.. Sum
ner's motion to strike out the word mot" in
the report fthe Judiciary Committee, making
it read that Ames is eligible to a seat in the
Senate of the L. S., to which he has been
elected. Agreed to, 40 to -, Carpenter,
Conkling, Edmunds, Pratt, Schurz and Trum
bull, republicans, voting in the negative. The
amended report of the committee was then
adopted Gen Anes then took the oath of
office.
A resolution was adopted dating the COM
pensation of the Mississippi and Texas Sena-
tors from the date of the approval of the acts
OF Congress, declaring these states entitled to
representation. The Senate then adjourned
until Monday.
House. The Senate bill authorizing the
adjustment OF the accounts of Ezra Carter,
Jr., late Collector of Customs at Portland,
Me-, was passed.
The Senate bill granting lands for rail-
road to Astoria and McMinnyille, Oregon,
was taken in the House, and pending the dis
cus,ion of the general question of further
lands to railroads, the House took recess.
The evening session was to be for general
debate on the Presidents annual message.
When the House met there were but five
members present, and of these Mr.. Wilson of
MINI, was in the chair; two composed the
auditory and two did the speaking. The latter
were Lawrence of Pa, on finance, and Ben
nett of n. Y. on the question of making the
Erie canal free passage.
Adjourned,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-04-02
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