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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-01
ADJOURNED SESSION.
FRIpAY, Nov. ., 1871

FklDAG, NV ~ AN'0'
The Board met pursuant to ADJOURN
ment. Roll called. Present--Messrs
Bonnet, cambridge, Coates. CampoeiH
Humbert, Joiner, Jenkens. Jones, Lam
coin, Mcfarland, Reese, Robinson
Spensley and Van Dasen. Absent
Messrs Snow and Ashmore.
The reading Of the journal was as
pensed with. -, g
The Clerk presented the schedule OF
bills filed against the County since Az
lournment, and on motion Of Mr. JOINER
same was referred to Committee On
Claims.
The committee ON tho county poor
resolution submitted the following re
port, which. on motion Of DIR. Van l'ase"'
was received and committee dIschafAsa,
to.uit:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-01
FOURTH DAYS SESSION
Friday, Nov. IS, 1871

FriuaN, NOV. 10, lSsb
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Roll called and quorum present. Real
ing the journal of Yesterdays session
dispensed with.
The heirs Of Josiah Tvack made APP
plication to redeem their interest IN the
sold brewery property, in Mineral
Point, from sales of 1859 and 1860, at
tho face Of certificate.
On motion of DR.. VanDusen, the OPP,
plication was granted.
Mr.. Joiner introduced the following
resolution, and on his motion was adopt
ed, viz
Resoleed. That ne committee ON the poor and
y,oor sAru no sa.horiI-d to draw orders for such
sums they deem necessary. on the fund set apart
" Apprsp ratsa fs< ths purrsss o Yannny she iArS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-01
SECOND DAYS SESSION.

Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1870.
Board met pursuant to adj ourument
Roll called. All the supervisors
present except Mr., Snow. The jour
pAi of yesterdays session was read and
approved.
w motion Of Mr. Mcfarland, Mr..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-01

Nov Is. No Of insane persons on the hrm....
Thcre has been removed from tue house TO the
ssylnm for the insane during the time FOR which
this report il made. insane persons. VIZ; ar-
Batchlor and Mrs Monahan. the former OF whom
was r,turupd October, -.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02

"W EiGiFD IN THE BALANCE, AND
NOT FoJND WANTING. We aludc
to those nr, righ,-spir,cd cooreG men
vino so m 'nrnlly stood by the Reform
party at the election on the 10Th.
They have done SO knowing the conse
qncnccs--and under the lnmning curses
and malediclions Of The great mass OF
their own race Their conduct in
breaking of from the radical ranks
whereby the people were plundcrcd,
robbed and almost bcggarcd, ana uni.
ting their fortunes with those lighting
under the banner Of peace, honesty and
and reform, is worthy ofall commcnda
ton, and entities them to tho cvcrlast-
ing gratitude and respect o. every res
rec'ablc man in the community. And
the whit" people must ard will sustain
them at all tmes-do them every favor
yon possibly can--stand By them in
sickness and in hcailh--and under MI
circumstances be lhier staunch friends
and firm protectors.
we wish to publish the names Of
every colorcd Rcformer in the county
SO that the people may know them, and
'or this purpose respectfully request
that their names DO sent us from every
precinct. Hope This matter will be at
tended to without delay.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02
New YonK, August 10Th, 1868.
Allow me TO call your attention TO my
Preparation of Compound Extract
Buchu.

!Er component parts are BUCHU. LONG
LEAF, GUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PnErAnATIoN.- - Buchu, in va
cu". juniper Berries, by dsilln,ion. to
form fine gin. CLbcbs extracted hy dis,
placement with spirits obtained from Juui-
PER berries; very little su.ar is used. aud
n sma!l proportion of spirit. 1t is more
phlntnblc than any now IN use
Bncnu, as prepared by DRUGGISTS, is of n
dark color. II is n plant TINT en,its it
fragrance; the action Of fame DESTROYS
this (its active principlc), leaving dark
and gluiiu"uS decoclion Mine is the color
Of ingredients. The Buchu in my prcpara
ton prcdominatcs; the smallest quantity of
the other Ingredients arc added. to prevent
fermentation upon inspection, il will be
found not to bu q Tincture, rs made in
Pharmacop9a, nor is it n Syrup
therefore can be nsed in cnscs where fever
or inflammation exist. In this, you In,
the knowledge Of the ingredients and the
nude Of preparation.
Hoping tha! ynu will favor it with tri
nj, aud that upon inspection il will mccl
With your appreciation,
With feeling of confidence.
am, very respectfully.
II. Y. IIELMEOLD,
Chemist ard Drugpist
Of IL Years Experience.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02


IIE "LorAL BLACKS" lNsuLrEp.
The simon pure Africans Of Georgia
COMPLAIN that when one Of tho colored
brethren is elected for Office he has
moro white than black blood in bis
veins, which lent far towards the gem
inc negro. The wire pullcrs give as
mn excuse that the white Radicals won't
vote irr the simon.pure negro, and hence
the uniform resort to the mixed article
when 1t IS used at all. The feeling a,
the State Capital at Georgia Is thus
expressed:
IL you must nominate colorcd men
ior Congress, take them so Ggbt thu,
you cant distinguish them from n dorks
skinned white man when the blinds orc
closed anu the curtains drawn For
party's sake don't SEM any regular
blacks here. We cannot abid., ,hcm
They like to talk about "no ,.is,iuct,on
on account Of color" but it is all cas-
This is Tic story, in brief Of the o,and
m"|atlo Congressional race IN Geoyoia
IN 1870. So far from being conces.
SION to the negroes, these nominations,
rightly considered, are an insult TO the
negro. They prescribe the & ,nuine ne
gro Oh account Of his color.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02
Banker and Broker, No. 25 Broad S,
October IL 1870

OClUUCi lt, lS(O.
STATE SECURITIES Carolinn. old
90; do, ew,-@8O do, registered
stock, ex int-@80
'RALRcAn Srocws Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta, ,-Ml5 CIR envillo and Co
lumbio, p; Northeastern. a@; Sa-
vannnh and Charleston, 36; South Carolina,
(wholc shares) As; do, (hulf do) %.
SOUTH CAnoLiNA BANK BILLS.
*Bnnk Of Charlesto ID
tBank Of Newberry, %
Bank of Camden, 6(M-
Bank Of Georgetown. Id.
Bnnk Of South Carolina, 100
Bank of Chester, So
Bank Of Hamburg, I0@-
Bank Of State of 8. G. prior to 1861, 62@-
Bank Of State of s. G. issue 1861
and 1862, 800
*Plantcrs' and Mechanics Bank
Charleston, ID
*Pcoplo's Bank Of Charleston, ID
*Un:on Bank &C Charleston. -m-
Southwestern r r Bank, Charles.
:, ION, (olD %
Southwestern r r Bank, Charles M
ton, (new) IA
State Bunk Of Charleston, 8m-
Farmers and Exchange Bank of
Charleston. -@6
Exchange Bank Of Columbia, --m6
Commercial Bank of Columbia, sM--
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw, Ga
Planters Bank Of Fairfield 4M-
State Of s. G. Bills Receivable, pnr
City Of Charleston Change Bills, par
STILLS marked thus (*) are heing redeem
ed Mt The Bank Counters Of each.
jim 22"1S
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02
COTTON GINS, &C., &c
Gullett's Patent Steel Brush
COTTON GTNTGg.

'NflIS Celebra Gin oan be seen at work
in every District in The State. Price.
Sc per Saw, Browns Georgia Pattern Cot.
ton Gin. Price,. 81 per Saw. HALLS Pat
,nt Cotton Gin Feeders preventing any
hard substance entering The Gin, prof ecing
the saws from injuring and tho lint from
Deering's Cotton Press Price Ss275. Pea
hody's Cotton Seed Hu,lers-Price $76
llutchinson's Cider Mills--Price $o5 Ca
hoon's Patent Broadcast Seed Sewers, for
wheat and small Rrnin-Price $40. And
all kinds of agricultural Implements for
sale low. g. GRAVELEY,
b2 East Beg st,, South Old Post Office
aug il-3m Charleston, S, G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02

Baltimore, Md.
Iheso Instruments have been before the
public for nearly thirty Years aud upon
'heif eXoa'!"hce aiouc attained an unpur-
chased pre- cmincnce, which pronou noes
them unequallcd. Their
Tone
combines 6rcnt power, sweetness md fpe
singing Qualify, ns we'll rs grent puri,y OF
lntonation and Sweetness throughout the
entire scale. Their
Top1oRa
is plant md Elastic, aud entirely free from
the stiffness found in 80 many Pianos
a'f. In Workmanship
they arc uneqnallcd, using bu, the very
best SEASONED MATERIAL, The large capital
employed in our business enabling us to
Keep continually m immense stock OF lum.
Der, &c, on hand. tsgaA
BesS- All our SQUAEB PIAsos have our
New Improved Opersrung Scale and tho
AoRAffE TREBEH.R ,E9E&9gEy4&
R9S We would call special attention to
our late improvements in CIR MD PIANOS
and SQUARE GRANDS, PArESrgD Auousr
"a. 1866, which bring the Plano nearer per.
fehtion than has yet been attnined.
Eptry Piano Fuliy Warranted for s Years.
. We have made arrangements for the SOLE
WHoLEsALE AaENoY for ! ba most celebrated
PAkLOR. ORGANS AMI, yMELODEONs.
whioh We offer, Wholesale and Retail, at
Lowest Fec, ,ory, Prices. " stS' 7'f 5a& :
- ..'y@' wM. KNABE s. CO.,
sept lS"0m Baltimore, Md.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02
% SIS IA. Il. a IT, 7 SC

u W. n~' rAAs thAD .EA- ,A.E Il SSu
NHE GREAT AMEklNAN ilEALTII
RESTOKER, puriirs The blood
ma cures Scrofnla. Sy, hills, Skin Dis.
cases. Rheumatism, Diseases of ",
sN men, and all Chronic Affection, Of the
i lhood, Liver and Kidrcvs. Recon.
~ 'nended by tho Medical Faculty and
many thousands OF cur best citizens
ncnd the testimony of PHYSICIANS md
patients who have used Roandnh., semi
p tor our kosadnlis Guide 10 Health Book
q lor Aimhna' for this year, which VIC
~ publish for graIui,0us distribution i,
wili give you III lch valuable informa.
tion.
Dr' IL. " Carr, Of Baltimore, SAYS
"a 'nKe pienSnre elrr commanding your
~ N'shHa"s "s very iuw cT ful Alternative
NA have seen il used in two cases with
haPpy results in cnse of second
AIRY syphilis, in which The patient pro.
nonnced himself cured after having
iaken hvc bottles of your medicine.
3A ihc other l. case Of scroruln of long
II s1"nd'ng, which is rapidly imp, ovinr
aAv under ITS use. and The Indications nre
nat the patient will soon recover.
nave carefully examined the formula
ID ny winch your Rosadalis is made, and
So rna ~ and excellent compound of nlter.
"a alive ingrrdicnls.
DR.. Sparks, Of NicholasvilIe. Ky
leaYs he has used Rosn,lalis in cnses of
,cro.u'a ana Secondary Syphilis with
!, sa''s,nctory rcsults--as q cleanser of
inc Blood know no better remedy.
4 Samuel G McFadden, ,Murfrecsboro, ;
I'm Tenn, says:
have used seven bottles of Rosadal.
is, and am entirely cured of Rheuma.
ism send me four bottles, ~ | wish il
a for my brother, who has scroiuluus sore
n eyes.
4 Benjamin Rccht,l, of Lima. Ohio.
writes, have suffered for twenty years
with IN invcterate eruption over my
whole body; q short time since pur.
chased a bottle Of Rosadals and il CT.
fected perfect cure
" Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
"a Laboratory, Gl Exchange Place, Bal
" |timore. DRs. CLEMENTS ( co,
may l"-ly PropIietors.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02

lnasmuoh as Spain finds II very
d'iheult to dispose Of her crown in, the
usual way. we would suggest that she
offer it as tho smallest prize Of she
Royal Spanish Lottery.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02

1t has been mentioned, on the au-
thor''y OF letter from Berlin, lha,
hfnrPs monster gun, which was so
wondered at in tic Paris Exhibition Of
1857 has been sent to the army before
Paris to take pnrt in the siege This
gun made OF sohd steel, is nominally l..
OC0 FOUNDER, but is constructed TO fire a
shot weighing 1912 pounds or shell Of
1850 pounds. Its calibre is ii inches,
and It is II feet long. I, has forged
hinder 'nb", strengthened with three
larers OF rings over the powder chamber
aud two layets over the muzzlo portion.
The cost of the piece was Gl5,750. 1t
Is breech-loader.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02

From the Largest Manufacturing Chem
lists in tho World.]
NOVEMBER, 4, 1851.
81 nm acquainted with Mr.. II. 4. helm
n"ip he occupied the Drug Store opposite
my rcsidcrcc. and was successful i'm con
dncIing the business where others had no,
hcen equally 40 before him have been
favorahly impressed with his chnrcter and
enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGnTMAN,
Firm Of Powers & cightman,
Manufacturing Chemists.
Ninth and Brown streets, Phik.lclphin.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02

ANOTHER ANOTHER SUPPLY.
SILVER SOAP, sapolio, Arrow Root,
~ Worm CONNECTIONS, Scltzer Aperient.
Condensed MIR, Gels,ine, Soothing Syrup,
Blue Mass, Toilet Powder Starch Soap,
So, &c,,, 29,1 Jrfbt'
'aKEfCHlN, MeNAsTER 3 BRrCE.
july 10
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02
Hc]mbOld's Fluid Extract Buchu

III
Is The great specific for Universal Lassitudc,
Prostitution. &c.
The constitution, once affected with Or
game Weakness, requires the mid of Mcdi-
cine TO strengthen ani invigornte tho sys-
tenn. which llELMBOLD'S EXTRACT DU.
Gnu invariably does. If no treatment is
submitted TO, Consumption or insanity G.
sues.
llelmbold's Fluid Extract Of Bu-
chu,
In affections peculiar TO Females IL un
rcGn,"l'cd ~ any other preparation, rs in
lhI"rosis, or Retention, Pninfullncss. or
Suppression OF Customary Excavations,
liberated or Sch,rrns State Of the Uterus,
md all complaints incident TO the sex, or
the decline or change Of life.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02
50 CENTS TO S. PER EVENING AT HOME,

we are prepared to furnish profitable
employment TO Mon and Women ~ ,h,;r
homes Ono person IN each locality
throughout the United States, cnn engage
IN th's business at great wages. We send
'rsc' fu'' particulars and n valuable sample,
""'eh VII. DO to commence work on. Any
rers1" seeing this notice, who wants pro-
htnble, permanent work, should send us
their address, without delay.
f.. G. ALLEN s. co, Augusta. Mn;n,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02

AN ARKANSAS LOCAL" An Ar.
kansas local" becoming ncensed at
some remarks OF q brother unill- driver
III the same town concerning his per.
sonal appearance, launches tho following
tno'i"Il OF Arkans'an editorial lightning
at his confrerc's head:
"rhe volcanic, pmple headed, blister.
Drained, owl faced, spiked nose weasel.
faced, web footed, pig legged, lilipu,ian
toggy pcltilogger of the Bngle.
Horn Of liberty does not like our por-
sonal appearance. Until this foul
monLhrd, b'azcn debascr has been run
through sieve. Il filter, secured, scrub.
bed, swabbed, sponged and disinfectc6,
until he is fit Object to enter decent
society, we will forbcar having anything
to say about him"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02
HGlmbOld's Fluid Extract Of Bu-
Hclmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu ant
Improved Rose Wash

VIII RADICAL" cxterm;na.e t:a:n :!:c sys. CHI
diseases arising from habits Of dissipation
at little expense. lIitle or no change in diet
nc inconvenience or exposure; completely
snpercedlng those unplcnsan, md danger.
0 Is remedies, Copniva and Mercury, in ali
these discase,.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02
Use HelmbOld's Fluid Extract Bu.

chu
In all diseases Of these organs, whether
EXISTING in male or female, from whatever
cause originating. and no matter Of how
long standing II is pleasant In taste and
odor, immediate" in action, md more
strengthening than any Of the preparations
of Bnrk or Iron.
Those suffering from broken down or
delicate constitutions. procure the remedy
at once. ..IF ~
THO reader must be aware that, however
slight mny be t!.s attack of the above dis.
eases. u is certain to affect the bodily health
and mental powers. FLs R
Al the above diseases require the aid of
n Diurotio. HElMB0LD'S EXTRACT Blu.
CHU Is the great niuretic. Et
Sold by Druggists everywhere PnIoE-
81 25 per bottle, or 6 BOTTLES for Sc. so.
Delivered to any address. Describe symp.
toms in all communications.
III. II. HELMBOLD,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
694 Broadway, New York.
None are Genuine
Unless done up In stesl.epgraved wrapper,
with fac similo Of my Chsuical Warehouse,
end signed. ,1eG fae - ..y
L'sr .5 4itrf,@
III. T. HELMBOLD. ar>r
april 80-ly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-02
GREAT GERMAN BITTERS.
--THE--
pUNEST MEDICAL CORDIAL

TTUpCIITCN,
| lpPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIrlERS
II ~ prepared from tho original Gcrmnn
receipt nov in the possession of the no.
prc'ors and is tho snme preparation iha,
WAS used in Germany upwards of century
ngo; and to dny il is tho household rene
dy OF Germany, recommended by its most
eminent physicians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-13
THE BELViDERE MURDER.

The case of James Spruell VINO was indicted
for the murder Of William Nghtengae at Belvderc n. j.,
ia September last, called for trial at the present
session of the Warren County Court OF oyer and Ter
miner but was postponed to September on account OF
the Illness of the prosecuting attorney Nightengale
killed the river bridge while pursuing sprue and a
woman who with him. Spruell after shooting
Ngbtengale escaped, but afterward arrested and
committed. The Court House at Belydere was densely
crowded with spectators from all parts Of the county
when the case Was called.
Alter tie postponement OF the trial, Charles Robinson
negro who arrested on the 9Th o last October aud
was confined ia the JAIL where he has since remained
witness In the case wac released upon bail for appear
ance AZ the September tOrm The Court ordered the pay
ment to the witness OF 80 cents diem for days.
The Illness OF the Prosecuting Attorney compelled
pOstpOncmet also OF several cases OF considerable in
tcrcst ore the or "A named SnOOks, who
had appealed from decision against him by jury In
Justice's Court, for wire abandonment SnoOks's de-
fense /, that the who complained against him
his wife, had, after she made her complaint married
another
INC trial of Phineas Thompson, VIM Holmes, and Hud
Holmes, negroes for forgery aud burglary OF the
store of A. ~ IlstOl postponed also. the case of
John Winters for forgery and bigamy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-13
ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF LATTERDAY SAINTS.
Thn adjourned Eortinth Annual Conference


OF the "Church Of Jesus Christ Of LatterDay saints
convened in salt Lake City Thursday. the 5ln lst
President Young and most VI the leading Mormons "ero
present with 1000 or 10 900 people. -.
George A. Smith, member OF the First Presidency, VIZ
was the first speaker, said that the new faOe,aoe =,
which the immense throng met would not long DO hbv
enough for the purpose. The Mornons, he said ~.
never vet lived long enough in any one place 10 Ouu
tabernacle large enough for them. a. ,,...,,oo,. t.
Daniel H. Wells, another OF the three "Presldens",
followed with general remarks about the fninnen,
prophecy and the privileges bestowed on the iaterp
Saints He asked II the people were prepared 10 ehu'
persecution II IL should come. ,,.,.. A..
He seemed 10 think the spirit shown In obeethg 70 lne
revelations I'm regard trade, etc. which anected them
financially was not very encouraging. Apostle Orsyn
HYDE drew figure OF the twtn peaks with tne eiou
Gathering DER them and heavens artillery bursting upSn
them IN all It's fury; yet when the sun shines iortn ~
PEAKS are s.il standing noble monuments Oh ha'e thu
So might the clouds OF trbulation gather over anu v
thundcrings and ghtnings OF enmty ana maiics p,sy
upon the lead OF President Brigham Young put .e ts
suit would be the same. II the people would opsy
commands OF God every measure designed against ''A
would be frustrated. --...,.-o q, s,.-v man
The same speaker urged the necessity on every %
paving his debts as promptly possible under po.s,s
OF punshmen in the life Elder orson ias 49,
viewed the history OF the Mormons, and awol az ~ W
os speakers had done the necessity OF opsy .ns mn
pllcitly the revelations" given ~ d,lero ,"s -
on whatever subject. The Condcrchoo 'no" ">e'
the morning Of thc Sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MIR. HAYS Rep, Ala.), rising to a personal
question sent to the Clerks desk and had read article
from The Neo York Star rejecting upon him, In eOnnec
ton with a claim of Charles s. Devine which he had
presented and collected in the Navy Department. deprv
ing the Claim Agent OF the commission which he should
have received lie arged that the article was written
by or at tho instgaon of Horatio King Of Washing
ton City, tho Claim Agent, whom he designated "as a
vulturc who feeds the claims OF mutilated soldiers
a SanctmOnious, hypOcrica, would-be Christian, who
wears the livery OF heaven to serve the devil &c. nc
it to be matter that had been referred to the Naval
Committee and 10 himself as q member of that Commit
tee and that he had simply performed his duties In the
premise ,,.o, p,.,or c,oss an, ,,,,o,, ,roro an,
pointed Conference Committee on the Pension Appro
Mr.. JONES DEEM, KyJ offered resolution calling on
the Secretary OF War for the recent report of Col Albert
Of the survey Of the Arkansas River Adopted
The House resumed as the business Of the morning
Lynch Qep Me- to revive the navigation and CONNER
cial interests of the United states.
Mr. ALsON ep iowa VINO G a Se rnS po r90
mtoe Of the Whole, said he would not insist on That
sond DO offered TO tie BILL and that there would be fair
6lr. LYNCH said he certainly would admit any amend
ent that the gentleman desired to Offer hut he could
not consent 10 have the bill generally open to al amend
tie point OF order he Insisted upon and decided.
Nr. ALLISON said he would withdraw his point OF
order, trusting that the gentleman from Maine would not
undertake, by any technically, to cut OH any amend
meuts or limit debates.
Mr. LYNCH said he had no disposition to cut off de-
bate, bat would allow al the latitude Of debate that
might be agreeable TO the House.
Mr. WELLS Dem, ia, member or the select COM
Inttee the subject dressed the House in advocacy
Of the bill.
MT FINKELNBURG Gsep, NO. opposed the biz He
wa alive 10 the importance OF reyViDg American com
Derce but was totally opposed 10 subsidies and b0untes
The true remedy was 10 reduce the burdens that de
pressed that interest well every other industry OF
the country The evil Of the policy OF the
socalled Protection Lch the bill proposed further to
extend III these Interests to succnD, tier opitah
would be- Here lie American industry and commerce,
dead of too much Protection"
The morning hour expired, and the bill went until
Tuesday next.
Mr.. REEVES Dem, n. " offered a resolution instruct
Ing the Committee on Commerce 10 inquire into the pro-
pnety OF reporting appropriation for providing
suitable means of marking the southwest point of
away sboal the entrance to ROckaWay Inlet south
coast Of Long Island Adopted.
hr. DAVIS uep, N. " introduced bill to prevent
and punish election frauds. Referred
Mr.. BOWEN QRep., 8. CO. introduced bill to equaze
bOunties. Referred.
hr. SARGENT introduced bill " extend the ptovis