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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19
AUCTION SALES.


BY l.. u. HARRISON, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF THE EFFECTS
~ Of A FURNISHING HOUSE AND A
FlRST-CLASS MILLINERY ESTABLISH.
DAY, October 18th. at 10 clock a. NJ. and
o'clock p. H., at No 40 King ST., adjoining
Germans new building, and continued day sf-
ter day until the stock is disposed of, an exten-
sive assortment of goods, embracing Ribbons,
Velve!s, Silks. Satins, Lsces Buttons. Twist
Fancy Soaps, China Ware, Cutlery, beautiful
Speaking Dolls, Toys of al descriptions, Hats,
Bopnets, Corset Laces, Ribbon Wires. Psize
Baskets, Comforts, Yarn, Worsted Knitting
Cotton, Batting, Wsdding, Christmas Goods OF
all kinds, Hose, Half Hose, Tool Chests. Jewel
ry, Black Thread, Rtfectors, Toys, Trimmings
OF all kinds and many other articles too nu'
merous to mention. Every lot and thing put
UP will be sold. The attention of the ladies is
invited to this ssle-the dealers also. ocl7.3t
A UCTION SALE-I will offer for sale. by
"A auction. on TUESDAY, the first day Of
November, 1870 at twelve o o'clock NJ, in front
Of the Mayors Office, the FRAME TEN ETA
EMENT, No. Isl south Columbus street, 1sN
west side, between Gibbon and franklin sts.,
occupied by John A FhSfHsSS; JAMESON
oc lS.td Ex'r. of VIM. Thornton, decd.
CLIFTON FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
" TlON.-1n execution OF deed Of trust
from William S. Kemper TO the subscriber.
dated March lst, 1860, l will offer for sale by
auction, Oh SATURDAY, the 10th of Deem
Der, 1870, ut II clock M, in front of the May
o,s Office, in the city Of Alexandria, that we'll
known and beautiful farm called "CLIFTON,"
situated in Fairfax county, Va, about midway
between the city Of Alexandria and Mount Yer
non, continuing 2l5! acres, and now in the pos
session of, and occupied by, II. A. Risley, esq.
by whom it has been highly improved.
Also ut the same time AID place, one other
TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND, adjoining
that above described containing PIT acres
TEKMS-One. tenth Of the purchase money
cash tho residue in three equal payments vt
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest
from the day Of sale.
LAWRENCE 3. TAYLOR,
oct T-eots Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19
SPEER'S PORT WINE.

Tho Port grape is now cultivated in this coun-
try Tor a wine unexcelled by any other, in its
mellow jucness, richness of havor and bril-
lisncy of color. The grape has been brought
TO Q perfection mover attained in Portugal by
MIR. A. Speer, in his vineyard, New Jersey
Physicians say it is superior to imported Port
for invalids and in summer it is more agreeable
and refreshing than claret. Clergymen use it
for its purity Us q communion wine. while the
most fashionable families drink it Us Dinner
wno-lN. Y. Tribune.
Some of our druggists keep it.. oct iI-lW
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y. ). OMMlSSIU Xxx,
ATTORNEY AND COUE5hLLUR IN
IRA II T. Ri f>1Ei.


ATTORNEY AND COUT5bLLOR IN
BANkRUPTCI.
Congress having just amended tho b"nkrups
Inv 80 Inst nearly all parties can be discharged
from their debts Unobstructed by the llly per
cont clause. 81. called, another opportunity Oh
for. to secure the benefits OF tina most eIectiVe
and rnrmanen. measure OF re.iet. Tho above
namnd will make bankrupt business specihliyi
will procure discharge: On the most moderate
tcr1ns ard transact ali business in that line 1T
prices which csnnot fail to BIZ satisfactory. Be
inp IT, S. Commissioner, lie will endcavar to
visit the different counties on court days, ind
thus save parties the trouble and expense OF
scveral trips to Alexandra in beginning and
proceeding with their cases. Discharges can
be obtained here before Register Hill as prompt
Iy ~ in Richmond or elsewhere, and &. much
Ices expense to parties 1t may be added That
the Bankrupt act, III ccnnec!lon Win Inc
Homestead exemption, which IL Is now bci:cved
will te secured to the bankrupt under the BANK
rupt Law, is the only real relief now offered TO
parties struggling in the hopeless bondage OF
old aebts. Address personally or by letter 1T
No II south Royal street, Alexandria. fjyl6.ly
ALL ABSENT AND DELINQUENT
n members OF the Alexandria Cath Ole Bcae.
fetal Society arc hereby notified that the new
constitution has been adopted, and thst they
are required 10 come forward and sign the
same and pay up all arresrages within the next
thirty days; and those who fail 10 comply with
the requirements o: this notice W thin the time
mentioned, shsll no longer Ln considered rs
mem bers of this Society.
4. NJ. LATHAM, PrssiLelt
Nj. B. HARLOW, Secty. DC. l4-1H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19
AUCTION SALES.

PUBLIC SALE.-Wil be offered to' sale,
a. by public auction, on TU ESDAY, III" first
Lsy of November, 1870, st twelve O clock noon,
in iro! of the Mayors office in this city, the
following property, TO wit:
No |. The three story BRICK DIVE LINZ
HOUSE, on the east side Of Water street, E;ss
between Wolfe and Wilkes streets, front RsW
ing on Water STREET twenty eigh feet six inches,
with a three leet alley on the north, now occu-
pied by Mrs. Eobie. The lot is thirty.one teet
six inches on Water street and one hundred
and twenty FIVE feet deep.
No. 2. The two story Bt.ICk d YELLING
next south of the above, and occupied by ssas
j. g. Nightingale. The lot fronts on Wa .psSa
ter street twenty. four feet, and is one hundred
and twenty five feet deep to the middle of tho
square. ALSO.
No. 3. The two story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, No. 81 south Patrick street, between
Cameron and Queen streets, occupied by Geo.
Douglass. This lot is subject to ground rem,
If three dollars per annum.
TERMS-For Nos. l and 2 one fourth cash,
md tho remainder in equal instalments payable
at six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter
est from the day of sale, and the ti:le to be re-
tanned until the payments arc completed. For
No. 3 cash. The costs OF transfer of title TO be
borne By the purchasers.
JAMES P. SMITH,
K. g. SMITH.
p~J,- %
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The Markets.

New York, Oct l9,-Stocks ecry steady.
Money 5,6. Gold l2}, Va. SKIES cx-coupon
CO. do new g.
New York, Oc.. l9.-Fiour shade tfmer.
Whest lc better. Corn dull an heavy.
BALTIMORE Oc'. l9.-Va., sizes Cd 3o!
bid. do. 1867, SO asked.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l9.-COtton firm 49,
Flour dull with prices less finn. Wheat Steady;
Mrylund Amber lG5alTO; good 10 prime l4Oa
100; common 10 fair l2Oal35. Corn dull and
lower; white I0a90 yellow 1919; Western ~
$50. Oats very dull at 40a4S. Rye 1890.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19

SUDDEN DEATH.-lt was mentioned in yes
tcrday's Gazette that DR.. Thomas H. CIaggett,
prominent citizen Of Loudoun county, had
died in Laesburg The Dr.. got up early yes
terday morning tor the rurpos' Of waking a
visiting clergyman who was 10 c'me to this city
10y the first train He walked out on the street,
and returning, had entered the hall of his resi-
dence when he fell and almost Immediately
eynlre1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19

HOUSE PLUNDERED. During the temporary
absence of Mr. Bancroft and his family from
their farm just below this city, last week, their
house was broken open and robbed of about
$500 worth Of furniture, bedding and clothing.
Deputy Sheriff Kerby has arrested colored
man named Alfred who had been lett in charge
of the premises, and he is now confined in the
Jail in this city.
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oct ll-Cots

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOX
Y SALE.-Under authority OF the decree OF
tho Circuit Court Of Fairfax county. Va, rem
dcrcd a. its No. ember term, 1850. in the suit OF
Susan Allison, Guardian. W. William Allison
ct Al the subscriber, ns Commissioner Of said
Court, will offer Tor ssln. by public auction. to
the highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the 10th
day OF November, 1870, at the :rcnt doc: ii the
Court House of said county. q: - o'clock M
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY AChES OF
LAND ON The POTOMAC, in said county,
near the mouth of the Occoqu&n, being thai par.
Of the Sandy Point Farm which, in tho dlvls.
ion of it, vas allotted to the widows ard heirs Of
John w. a son, deceased.
TERMS--unc third cash he residue N two
equal irstalmolts 1T six nnd twelve moth: from
the day Of sale with Interest b2Hd: Of the pur
chaser 10 be given for tho deferred payments,
and title retained rs security FIR their payment.
:. FERGUSON BEACH.
CT 12--law4H Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19
C1LEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR

NATTANs' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE bAIR,
A Perfectly Clear Preparation, in One Bot
tle, as Easily Applied as Water, FOR Restoring
TO Gray Hair its Original Color and Youthful
Appearance, to Eradicate and Prevent Dand
ruff to Promote tho Growth Of the Hair, and
Stop it's Falling
any poisonous substance. and will therefore take
tho place of all the dirty and UNI lossant prep
arstions now in use. 1t is warranted to contain
no Lead, Nitrate of Silver or Sulphur. conse-
quently it is perfectly free from all the .objec,
tons so justly urged against the muddy and
suphurous compounds. In everything in
which tho articles now in Use arc object ionablc
Crystal Discovery is perfect.
Clear and clean as water, it does not soil the
clothes or scalp, is agreeably per!umed, and
makes one of the best dressings tor the hair in
use 1t restores the color CT the hair more per
feet and uniformly than any other preparation,
and always does so in from three TO ten DAYS;
Virtually feeding the roots of the hair with all
the nourishing qualities necessary to its growth
and healthy condition, it restores the deceyed,
and induces new growth Of the hair moro
positively than anything else. Tho application
eff this wonderful discovery also produces 8
pleasant and cooling effect en- the scalp, and
gives harsh, wiry and brash hair glossy and
elegant appearance.
Ms- Especial attention is called to tho fact
that it will positively give entire salts action in
every case. Our aim is not 10 induce you to
buy q single bottle, bat to have you use II con-
stantly.
For sale By druggists and fancy dealers gem
orally. Liberal discounts 10 dealers.
ARTHUR NATTANJ,
Inventor and Proprietor,
Price 81 per bottle Washington, y. g.
TO whom all orders must be addressed,
Tho following is inserted rs spe- meh Of The
many recommendations sent US:
Washington. August ID, loo
Mr. Arthur Na!tans-Dear SIR Somo time
since I bought bottle of Crystal Discovery on
your own iecommen lstion, and after thor,
ough trial am glad to say it has .sceomp!lshed
even more than you claimed. 1t is rs Clear and
easy of application as wa.or, resembling n Iin
which WAS quite gray. has assumed It's natural
color after q few applications, and cheeriuly
recommend its use to all needing anything
oftfe kind, ss also tho cheapest article ever
offered. Very respectfully,
oct JAMES HALL. 20.h and E sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19

CORPORATION CoURT-Judqe Loace Presia-
ing.-Bench warrant issued tor lgnatz Ram
mel, ind cted for burning dwelling and insur.
ed good.
}. &. johnson guardian W. Sarah Grady
leave, and Morton Marye appointed guardian
sd Item for the infant defendants Gregysberry
Grady and Ann Eliza Grady.
Com. VS. Hrsm Arnold, indicted for stealing
and secreting child ; trial 10 progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19

BLoNDRE1a's POPULAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
Corner King and Fairfar streets.
First class goods at reduced prices
Heavy Beaver Suits at $l8.
Velveteen Suits at Sill.
Silk mixed Suits at S12
Harris Cashmere Suits at Sill.
Herring Bone Suits st $40.
Fine Blue, Black s. Brown Frock Coats 81 -
Sd k. stSS.
Also Derby Coats and Reefng Jackets 1T
prices which cannot fail 10 plesse. Call and
examine. BLoNDHEIM,
oct IA Corner King and Fairfax SITS.
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Loudoun county, sep 22-eots

TEOUND ADRIFT-A large PINE SCOW.
j, a. feet long and II feet vice across the pot.
tom, IN the Potomac river on Sunday Octooef
Fairfax county, Va. She had attached, 10 heF
q piece of chain about five feet long. Inc OWL
or thereof can recover her by proving ms t anI
and paying the cost of this ADVERTISEMENT ,sk i
al! expenses that may be incurred IN tnnms
care Of her. Reterencnto JGhh " ",
NO oo. 20 [ ts"'' GU III +. CHAPMAN:
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POLICE REPORT. There was nothing gou

POLICE REPORT. There was nothing going
on at police headquarters this morning.
MAYoR's OFFICE. The Mayor is temporal
~ absent from the city. There were no cases
before his court this morning.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. -Application was
made for a warrant TO search the house of a
colored woman named Jennie Nelson for goods
stolen from the house of Miss. Sarah Piles.
NIGHT REPORT. Knight clear and cold
There were no disturbances, no arrests and but
one lodger. q stranger, at the station house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19

ARM BRokEN.-A son of Mr.. William Muir.
ray, named William. while playing upon Q
trapeze at birthstone castle" on Washington
street. yesterday evening, was so unfortunate
as to break bis arm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19

LoUDoUN AGRICULTURAL FAIR. The Lou
doun County Agricultural Fair commenced at
Leesburg yesterday, and was numerously at
tended, among the visitors being many from
this city. A large number also lett here this
morning for L,esburg. The fair will close to-
MORROW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19
LIST OF LETTERS.

~ The following is list of letters remain
ing in the Alexandria, Va, Postofice, Oct. 7.
Gs- Persons calling for letters will please say
they are advertised, and give the date of the
list.
@s- Drop letters must, in ali cases, be pre-
paid Place the stamp on the face of the letter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19
yvRAPS! TRAPS! TRAPS

For nusfsst Fox s c4ep hS SiH@ns Ss' s
~, be s.Uginen nt in stock OF all sizes. to
which 5u We ea the attention Of our friends in the
lover quo FOR orr sale low by The dozen or single
~ lane' JAMES +. CAkLlN SONS,
Trap; 15-1w GO King street. Alexandria.
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS for Young Men, on Social Evils: and
theproprety or improperly of getting Married,
with sanitary help for those who feel united
for matrimonial happiness Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOClA-
TON Box Z, Philadelphia, Pa. sep l9-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-19

ROBBERY The house Of Mrs. Sarah Piles,
on St. Asaph street, between Duke and Wolfe,
was entered last night, and robbed Of about
SIS or $50 worth OF dresses. When the family
retired last night all the doors were secure but
this morning the front door was found open aud
the dresses-new ones, being made for custom
ers-goue 1t is supposed the thief was sc
creted in the house when it was fastened up
for the night.
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cash RIBBON |

~ SASH RIRSON
Just received large supply of the above AL.
so q line assortment Of n ARROW Ribbons;
all at low prices.
oct 10 &C. BERRY, y King st.
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Nomination.

BosToN, OFT. lS.-The Democrats OF the
4th District have nominated Leopold Nlorose,
OF Boston, for Congress.
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ANOTHER RADICAL COUNTY CONVENTION.

ANOTHER RADICAL COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Radicals Of the county proper met in
Convention at the Freedmeu's Village last
night, organized by the election Of Austin
Syphax, President, and j. II. Stevens, Secre.
tary, and. notwithstanding the action OF the
Convention which had met in the city, made
the following nominations for the otic.s to be
filled at the November election :-Sheriff, [.
G. O'Nsal; Treasurer, V. P. Cor5ett ), Clerk
of the Court, R. s. Laws Attorney for the
Commonwealth, J. G. DePutrou Supe,iu-
teadent Of Poor, Austin Syphax, and Surveyor,
f. e. Corbett. The name Of Mr.. lacey, the
present efficient Clerk OF the Court, and an
unAinching republican, was before the Conveu.
ton, but he was defeated by colorcd man.
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rE,RUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.

sep Pts
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n. T. TRISr. p. NJ.
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fyUhRLES WulTTLAHhI,

CT 12-1aw4H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-03
LAWLESSNESS in KENTUCKY.
Attack on the Whitley County IaIl-.-Assall-
ants RepuIsed-- Several ksn Wounded.

From the Knoxville Press and Herald.1
We learn the following particulars OF a
bloody atfray which occurred last SUNDAY
morning, in Williamsburg, Whitley conn
ty, Kentucky. 1t appears that a man
named Owens was incarcerated in the Jail
in that town. About day-break, on Sun
day, the father of Owens, with thirty
armed men, made an attack on the Jail for
the purpose of releasing Owens. The
guards, nine in number, resisted, and, af-
ter considerable firing, drove the assail-
ants of, and succeeded in capturing eight
of them. During the fighting, Owens
father, who is very muscular man,
seized one of the guards, who had ven
tured too far from the Jail, and swore he
would murder him, and dragged him
down to the river bank for that purpose
His murderous intentions were frustrat-
ed, however. Another of the guards wit
Messing his comrades peril, pursued and
fired at the old man. The shot pas sed
through the coat of the first guard and
struck the elder Owens in the face. In
the confusion the guard made his escape.
One of the eight prisoners was severely
wounded in the side. A mask was found
in front of the Jail, after the assailsnts
had been driven of, which bore marks of
having been shot through, and it is sup
posed the wearer of it was mortally
wounded.
The affair created the most intense ex-
citement in the town. Pursuit was i'm
mediately given by the citizens, and it
was expected that the greater number of
the desperadOes would be caught. One
of the prisoners was hung, with the in
tent OF getting the names of the assail-
ing party, but he refused to tell, and he
was cut down before life was extinct and
recovered. A company of military is ex-
Pected, to prevent further attacks on the
faiT
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RIVERS, WEATHER, AND BUSINESS.
GAS Works, June 2, 1870.
The river fell s inches in the past "a
hours. Below high water mark of 1867,
q feet 81 inches. .f-s-
CHARLES GOODWIN, j
i5I Superintendent Gas Works.
The weather was extremely warm and
sultry Yesterday. Business was moder-
ately active at the landing. The Belle st.
Louis discharged a large load of Western
produce, and the Minneola put off a big
cargo of merchandise and sundries from
the Ohio river.
NASHVILLE, June 2.-River rising very
fast since yesterday, with 81 feet on the
shoals. Weather warm. No arrivals or
departures to-day.
LOUISVILLE, June 2.-Riyer falling, and
is now feet inches in the canal and 4
feet inches in the chute over the falls.
The weather is clear and warm Port
list: Silver Spray and barges, from Gin
cinnati to New Orleans; Sam. J. Hale,
from Cincinnati to Memphis; Argosy and
b Irges, from Cincinnati to New Orleans;
bermuda, from Evansville to CINCINNATI: |:
Abeona, from st. Louis to CinclnnatiI
Lawrence, from Nashville to Cincinnati.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The departures were the Belle st. Louis,
for st. Louis, with light trip. The Sal
lie v, for Hsle's Point, with g fair trip.
The Check, for Frisr's Point, with toleT-
able trip, and the Henry Ames, for st.
Louis. The latter had a heavy cargo of
salt from New Orleans, for points farther
North. She only stopped here long
enough to put of a few packages and
take on coal.
While the Little Alps was aiding the
wrecked flats of the landslide the other
evening, a gunwale of one of the sunken
boats suddenly shot up from the bottom
of the river, flying at least forty feet into
the air, and but a short distance from
where the tug-boat was moOred. Had 1t
come up under the Alps, it would doubt
less have passed clear through to her
roof
Several slices of the high bluff between
here and Fort Pickering have caved of
within the last few days, and more are
likely to tumble in before long. Coal,
plsnks and other articles Of value, are
being removed from the bank ut the up
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Indian Inhacnn Gases

WssHINGroN, June la telegram was
reeeivsd at the Revenue Bureau to-day
from Join Mcdonald, Supervisor for Ar
kansas. notifying the Department that
the Indian tobacco seizure cases were de-
cided on the 2}d ult., and that the prop
erty seized had been forfeited TO the
United States, and that all the parties
have been Indicted. Judge Caldwell, who
made the ruling, holds that Congress has
the power 10 make such laws ~ u may
deem proper for the government OF ali
personsC within the jurisdiction OF the
United States; also, that the Indian Ter
ritOry, like all other Territories, are sub
iect TO the laws and treaties Of the United
states He next holds that when treaty
comes in conflict with the law, the treaties
must give way 10 the provisions Of tins
law. Relating 10 the manufacture Of to-
baccO, he further says that IL was the clear
intent of Congress, as expressed in section
1O7, 10 extend the revenue laws over the
Indian Territory, and that Congress de-
termined that not an ounce of tobacco
should be manufactured within the In
terror boundary Of the United States with
out payment OF taxes. The case OF Elias
+. BOudinot was to have been tried on the
24th. The Supervisor says the evidence
in the case is complete, and that the sans
result will be reached IN this case.
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REPUTATION.
Intense Excitement in NashylIis---ACtlSn OF
the Tennessee Legislature upon
Railroad Bonds. ID

NASHVILLE, June 2.-Intense excite
meut was enacted in the Legislature To-
day by discussion of the resolution re-
pudiating the State bonds and coupons
Illegally issued TO railroads. tits thought
the resolution will be adopted tomorrow.
II is regarded as the entering wedge 70
Others that wiH soon follow, which Wall
involve the action of Governor Senter
ami possibly lead to his impeachment.
The Comptroller to-day refused from
New Yoak Insurance company 70 receive
bonds of the State issued the Mineral
Home and Pacifi c Railroads, on tie ground
that a bin is pending directing their re-
lection.
A resolution instructing the ComptrOiieE
and Treasurer not to receive any bonds
an coupons in payment of any indebted
ness of the State by any railroad COM
pany, pending the action of the Legisla-
ture on an act repealtng the law allowing
railroads to retire their debt in bonds OF
any series, Wss introduced. Pending dis
eussion the HOUSE adjourned. uF