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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-22

THE COLD SNAP.


CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-The thermometer at
ST. Paul this morning is thirty degrees be-
low Zero, at Shicago eight, and at Jack
sOnville ten.
The sunny south.
MOBILE, Feb. 21.-Yesterday and to-day
were the coolest of the season.
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Dckotah Appointments.

The President sent the following nomin-
atoms to the Senate to-day: George II.
Hand, of Dekotah, Secretary Of Dekotah !;
D. II. DUtcheldor, Consul Of Londonderry.
Ina Ratifying Mood.
Gen. Reynolds has Officially notified
Adjt Gen. Townsend that the Legislature
of Texas has ratified the thirteenth, four
teenth and fifteenth amendments.
Patcr Patriae.
The Executive departments Will be
closed at noon tomorrow in honor of
Waslington's birthday
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WASHINGTON.


hsCkhCht
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2I.-The House has
just adopted Mr.. Laughridge's resolution,
offered last Monday, TO increase the cur
rency $4,000, 900. The vote was as
follows: Yeas, los; nays, %.
Military Appropriations.
The President approved the Military
Academy appropriation bill, and the bill
giving Bridges battery association at Chi
cage certain captured cannon.
a CaTPCt-baggcr 90 get EEss walking
Papers.
Gen. Logan, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, has reported resolution
that 3. /. Whittemore, Representative of
the First Congressional District Of south
Carolina, has been influenced by improper
motives in the disposal Of his appointments
to the West Pointand Annapolis Academies,
and SlDul1 he ayDrllel
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SAN DOMINGO.
-ndcr UncIe SAND. Protection.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-The United States
steamer Nantucket has notified the au-
thorities in Haytien ports that San Do
mingo is under American protection.
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ILLINOIS.
Foul Murder.

CHICAGO, Feb. 21-Thursday last at
Beardstown, ILL.,, n man named Wilcox en-
tered the saloon of Yreck & Broker during
their temporary absence, assaulted drunk
en- man. who was in the saloon, aud beat
him badly. In a few minutes Yreek i
Broker came in when the rufian drew a
revolver and shot Yreck dead, and then
turned and fired at Broker, the ball in
flicting an ugly and supposed dangerous
wound. The murderer was arrested and
put in Jail.
VcngcanCc-KukIu Get the Wrong
Man.
OnFriday Yreck was bu ried, and there was
a large gathering at Beardstown. Just after
dusk large crowd, numbering full five
hundred, gathered around the jail With
out employing force, they took the keys
from the Sheriff and put him under guard.
The mob then entered the jail, seized a
prisoner whom they supposed to be the
murderer, got a rope around his neck and
then discovered they had got the wrong
man.
But Correct their Mistake
In the meantime the murderer who was
in another cell and chained to the floor,
was made aware of the designs of the mob.
He got possession of an iron bar, and as
the leaders of the mob proposed to open the
cell door he warned them that he would
sell his life dearly. This resolute demeanor
produced change of action, but did not
defeat the purpose of the leaders.
pistol shot through the head sent the
soul of the murderer to account for his
crimes, and the body was then taken out
doors and hung by the neck to a tree. The
man who thus suddenly expiated his crime,
was from Alabama, and was, judging from
his conduct and demeanOr, desperate ruff
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Brooks.

Mr.. Brooks of New York, declared him
self opposed to the whole system of ped
ding Government pardons in detail 1t
was wrong from beginning to end, unwor-
INV the character Of Government, undigniti.
ed and improper, andif there were no other
member to vote against it he would alone.
There was much to he said against tie
people Of the South, but there was also
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DIR. Cuyler preached a sensation sermon
on the late Voorhees, murder last evening.
He attributed the tragedy to liquor, de-
clared that rum selling and murder go
hand in hand, and he charged the man and
men who sold poison to chambers that
crazed his brain, were accompices in the
act.
Rattle His Zones, Over Ghe stones
He referred to the Byron-S Stowe scandal,
and took occasion to cast a volley of stones
at the poet. He thought that the whole and
only true story Of Byron's life might be
summed up in one syllable, gin"
VIM. Il. Seward.
The Common Council have rendered the
bospitalities of the city to VIM. II. Seward
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The proposition pending when the
Convention took recess was adopted as
follows: The fractions taken from old
counties to form new counties, or taken
from one county and added to another,
shall continue liable for their pro rata of
all debts contracted by their respective
counties prior to the separation of such
fractions
The following proposition offered by
Mr.. Jones, of Giles, on Saturday evening,
was laid on the table:
The counties of Upton. Fayettc, Hen
~, Haywood, Henderson, Rutherford,
Giles, Bedford, Franklin Robertson,
Roane, Marion, Blount, DcKalb, Sulli-
van, Hardeman, Madison, Carroll, Knox
and Montgomery shall not be reduced
below the number of square miles now
included in their present boundaries.
ARTICLE II.
The Convention now took up the con-
sideration of article NJ.
Section l was read as follows:
Section l. All laws and ordinances now
in force and use in this State, not incou-
sistent with this Constitution, shall con-
tinue in force and use until they shall eX-
pire, be altered, or repealed by the Legis
laturc
Amendment of the Judiciary Commit
tee, adding the following, was adopt
ed.
'But ordinances Containedin any former
Constitution or schedule, are hereby abro-
gated. The time which has elapsed from
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Mercantile and Insurance Work,
Bills of Lading,
Dray Receipts,
Bill-Heads,
Letter Heads,
Shipping Tags,
Checks, Cards,
EnvelOps and
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Pays.

Bills introduced and referred, to pay
loyal citizens Of Tennessee for property
taken for the use Of the Quartmaster's De
partment;
Creating the Office Of Government Archi-
tect;
To legalize the proceedings Of State
courts;
Abolishing the Bureau Of Freedmens
AHairs
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WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS,
PRINTING
ALSO
FOSTERS AND sHOW-BILLs

For which we have lthe Best FR
ciIities in the City.
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LEFTER-PRRSS PRINTING

EXECUTED AT TIE
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LABELS OF ALL KINDS.
Legal Blanks,
Lawyers Briefs,
Circulars,
Programmes,
Books,
Pamphlets,
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Senate bill to sustain the credit of the
State and amend the revenue laws, was
called up on second reading The bill
fixes thirty cents on every hundred dollars
worth of taxable property. The Judiciary
Committee, to whom the bill was referred,
recommended various amendments, among
which was one fixing the rate of taxation
at twenty cents on every hundred dollars,
which was adopted. The other amend
ments referred to matters in detail and
were adopted.
Mr.. Fleming gave notice that he would
amend the bill on third reading by striking
out twenty" and inserting Fifteen" where
it refers to the rate Of taxation.
The bill as amended passed its second
reading and was made the special order for
tomorrow at ten o'clock.
Adjourned until $50 A NJ. tomorrow.
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From the Memphis Appeal.
THE COURTS.

Another of the County Court CIerlk's
Peculiar Constructions of the Law
a Decision by Judge Anderson
which Will be Easily UnGerstoOd
and Generally EndOrsed-A Limit
"a hffscf-,N
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The boat loaded with pig iron, wines,
and etc, and four hundred bales of cotton
al of which of course was lost.
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FANCY PRINTING,

IN ANY STYLE OR COLOR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-25

~ .HI ME- NinttIa is5o
SEALED PRoPdsILs, In dupIieats, are Invited
pLY NAV 10, no, Tor furnishinE The United states
su6sl,te91S psnA r,1 re iSlIGTinE oTs s.
S psutI,sn,.sI nsnni. wy - ~ ." 49, INV ~'n'
hN TX N. ,ysk' ~ MRRa pORK n oontaln aon
~" Donnas ns5I sseh fnif sSltSI nj
besnsd osE b.rssis, mat ~ Ne irss fto,n
MI of stain AMI pasf "A In ,Vintst ~
,ss sno Bernd. f,..h s,nnpd IVY rInuR-r,.a.
i9''U' rbetiX fton n1iSthIi StosS a. sonnd .nrInS
.lTong hsFTsIs mi keadIInad- ana half IL
snnbs sssfs u Ian bannas sss ~ w fannr
sssS ~ t1illsi satfnn snd oataI az ~
SnnnN az siIeng bnflsn. HrshSs mat ~
itstsJ "
$50 BasS.ls 90 pound. to The bushsll prime
sSS O;aniiSTR Size q S SS pus az N SOuSIc
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-25

CIR Hall, BoTos. Mass iPriiis. is!O.
Proposals. VII Be TsesiSsd A. thi; osSs patti 8
materials asi WofERanship required Tor Ihs con:
s.rusti9P Of the Sea Wall proposed % DO bltlth
The @stsIisiS Tsqaifsd are, The following. he
qS SS sSI eSs,SS TPPSsq5lmIistsiy ,s'H
Z, 100 cable yards q Broken stone foL e9nsEets
Loo Iu9nlRE feet Granite Coping course . fost
i. Sis tons irregular Granite for paving,
The WSrkmAHshiP y 70 DO pndSIat99d hst9 n.
Az rem tSs sSo2s Sssd @Sls spd pro
pos1ll therefor mast express price Tor each Of
The SaG slesHaoS cubic yard
2. For making and plAsinE eoneTete-Per cubic
8 for setting tho header aud stretsbsr courses
Of granite faeing-peT superficial foot OF face;
(, For setting the coping eourse-per foot run Of
= FoT dIEgInE. Is@oyiH5 Hnd SSPosisl1yG earth
%s iaS sSd o&si sGsSSsoas NO! SR4
q IoT laying the Payiag and preparing surface
POI work not fHsladsd In the above itSmS-Psr
I. MIsohS or HtonssuitsrS-peT day,
8 Good lAboTeTh-per day.
3 Yoke q oxen. with cart or truck and driver
10. good horse, harness, cart aud drivsr-psr
Il. For Materials to be purshAsod-psr cent ad-
vance on actual cost. ,
TO cover an iRsiudsS general aud faithful super.
| vision,
| No bid for w0Tkmauship will be considered IN
less ali the above eleven items Of price shall be
| dialinoIly act forth.
| separate bids may be entertained for the supply
Of the separate classes Of material such hids, how
ever, must cover expenses 70 DO Incurred Tor pro.
| yidinR facilities for the lAndlng u the material
and % transport to place ot2gpgsll on sgo[s a,
| neither wharf nor roadway will DO Constructed Al
| present by the Unllsd States,
oeptAnee OF any bid, whether for material or work
mAnship, unless the engineer omeeI In charge
| the United States
Preference will be given to those proposals
! which cover the mpat items.
Plans aud dmWinEs showing the site and char,
ACtsF Of the wsTk, aud the blank forms q contract
| contracting parties, together with blank t2Tma Of
| proposal and guarantee, upon which the BIDS u
lnsuTe eOnsiaSTaton arc red ulTsd 10 be made out,
viii be open 10 inspection in this once from thii
iSt6 ef NAV next J. o, fOBTER,
Drove, Major GSn. /, U, y. ALL, Col. kAGihsSis.
Apls-A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-25

OYPIoE OF AOTTNa OonAIssAAI or sUBsIrgNoH,l
poEI MADswohLl, n, T. W. April lHo
~ sappiyiSI TRksH BIZ 70 The Troop. at 81:
The said BSsftO be fresh, Of a Eooa. marketable
quality, In equal proportions % fore and hind
s. sSeludsd and 70 - delivered Al this post free
lime, required BY and on such days as The 90 n.
handing Omeer shall designAle,not exceeding four
The nesks Of the cattle Slaughtered for beef to DO
delivered under this aEresmsnt shall be cat OF ~
the fourth ysItebIal jolht And the breast trimmed
SsST TsS sAs a q ssss GSsIsTs 'ss ;: CT
and Of hind quLrteTp from six 10 eight Inches
above the gambrel or hook Joint 49,.
Separate proposals, ~ duplicate. win also be re-
and date above mentioned, fOT Simplifying CON mis-
81 ned Oesrs and their families Statiaasd At this
Rs OF supplied ~ S0sh r ea9ss
AssiIloin and p0rtsr.houss STEAK standing ribs'
T6sss soStfAsts TO DO in fOres siK months, sush
istt 70 the approval Of the Commanding osasrAl Of
M ss: % Oi efficiency ia the quality
Quantity Of RTseh Beef stipulated 10 be delVSIed
hen the CommiAsAry at FORT WardsM9Ithl New
IsIk AAEbOS. shall have PSSwsr 70 supply tPS %.
CHARGED with the diasfsSes o. cost, $3.50 -
The contractor will be required 70 enter into
bonds for the sum olive thousand dollars, signed
mlst be mentioned 10 the bids.
The proposals. will be opened At y o'clock, N, !,
O. re IN % Nay. lsl9, a foIt wadsTG5tlh, New
| equeated to be present. go. ~, :,
froPo.als v III be marked Proposals r9[ Beef y
Second Lieutenant, LIST IrtiilsfT' i,6.s.
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oIEIoE @. s. 8. Disr. M,
SEALED PRoP6siL \; NJ s,;i s.Ish ., lslo
sslyed q this oGos until ii o'eiosL :, m NON
DAY, Nay $50, for the delivery Of the ION wing
s " ~ q Bae9n % The oommisiary Department
ESSETii S%FIiiS: .SSS * SS$ M Ss So
Rofi 9ton' N. q ,gO pounds Bacon.
FS STt. sss sSsT N. isCS9 RoSSSS. B.sSa.
FORT BaSeom, N NJ, is,o0i pou nds Hssob.
Iort 9atlsnd Cqiorsdo, 90 poandS Bacon.
ES.i SsS%iSSi, n z 90 sSp Sa;H Bacon.
PorE Instead u al Bacon. OIL 0H'r'ns 'n'''hi'd
DIsilysry will rot b REQUIRED until January !.
also 9Ss snd a WAT tine iSsS vii ip s. aSs
The Bacon fqrnlshsa under these contracts must
BE- made from healthy hoEs, In rood condition when
nsi each marked Win sSms u Ssrsst6f aPS SSte
). %sS POI! SsSS . sIS .a O.
pssRsa t IL b,i Ip ss sYual 2 the hest nsss
pounds net, mari ID with ssss q sohtras.of, dSgs
any barrel IL found upon issue TO contain less ihan
ma6ssd qso1 IT, M ,sSn.s,or shall make coed he
money vhius ofsueh dsheisaoies. " NV
Bid' must BE- made separately for each post pro-
Poss posed 70 s1Pply; I've eT more tully IssPonslbls
BOND % ths value q As bacon and Pom % F ~
isred in ihs, bid, IL ease the bidder iHdorSsd "
TRs ususl isau1fs%sni. 81 Siddsr., a. indicated
10 previous adveItiSspsnts from this once, must
G:sS SG4aP ss. H ssSt q rtd ~ ::
opened A. y e,sloek a: m. on The dsJ above men
address Is. g6dersignsd a Santa ". I'm
BY order AItII SsP.Ssl q W Getty
apt'td BVt. MAJ. and O. 3. y, 8. A.
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PROPOSALS FOR EyEEEEsE BEEF AND BEEF

OEEIoH CufHR (onnIaaA nv guHusTUHeH
ST.. Lo1Is. No, kareS i y. iSsO.
atPcTi LsaSsSwof,h, RSSsas. Al Ibs oses ~ s
Depot CommissaTY, until ~ m. FRIDAY, April 70,
1874 Tor tupplYinE net Beef from the block Al Is;
Eort Haiksr, Kansas. 'H....
fSri Wsiisss, Kansas.
IoTt Dodge, Kansas.
f STt iy oRD 6clo 8sn T Ts5IEt5GIy
IoTt Rsynolss, oolor9de rsrfitorY.
Ths E.IIisoa q some ofths.s Po.ti viii he .nsii
SSESI AZ (. it is 'IPSo''d that the
poets in GIeup,i FORTS LSrnsd AID Dodge. viii
ToFls I ISP Rsynoids anS darishd and "AliAs'
BIDS will be considered for any 81 the posts sspa.
Ths sch!iisIS yin ~ % for one year, sommsns-
tls IiSaiiS foi The period, ending ssplsabSr
Japs s.. ISL ''N' ' ''''' anu
uFasSsd rom Isasn ~aSas CANE h:1t ~ ron Ss
AmarieAn Cattle.
TSi sSs nut Be- P55%S "a With
ahlnki, and kidnsy iAli9I TO b eEeludSd.l The
ysftsbTal jeiai, and the breast trimmed down. The
shankH Of tsrs quarters shall be cut on from three
% i5fs ,nfs ss .soSs M EnSs ssi Hnd q hSd
RS;t nsl y i.sst % pounds. '''nD'A % a'''o'a'
ana Issue the Beef on the order q he PSst Ccmmia
ak p,,,. ,,on vh,,s IA ,,,u.n. R..,ww,,
BY he r. q vel
q he PiasS q issSs TSS piSss q siau sSSs VII
bs dstsrminsj upon By The somnaHdins o1assr .
AZ fSrt wailaes the 0Ousrnmsnt will furnish
good corral and slapGhtsrshouse,
q.d SsSs % sssa p SSi 81 S 4. e
| tofVs ~ ANa.t NQIu ant
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PROPOSALS FOR FREsH BEEF.


oTVrcE Cmgy coHH'I OF sulsrsrIscH.I
DEPlsInENT or DAKOTA,
SEALED PRoPoslIs, "a i1piisai:, viii viii be re.
Tu III SS' .i q q: ECr m s1 =
NIL SSiS \ iS WI, jaa; iSIi:, lSiiS'SS? y;
iOIi Benton NJ T. 1 and 10 TIE ttocps al Gsmp
Baker, near Diamond CITY. from June /, 1870, 70
The II aanbs5 o. sSnp.niss st present at these
I'VE, Cemp. Baker. ons, Toft Benton, one. -
in sSusi fep % G's ors ssS snS qssSS
tneSf, ghAnki, and kidney tallow 70 be excluded,
Al speh times a mAy BE- reqqiT,d,
The neeka o. th0 cattle slAughtsred under thi,
iolnt sSd he breast friSasd dosP. 1'A 'i''O'
The shAnks % fore quarter. shall / Z eut OF from
SIss to f91L iGshs: above ne fSss jolSs sSd q
BIDS may BE- made either for fuTnishipE the beef
n on s s9s RGI aGS's b Ps@s and .d
dress Of each member thorsoL Bidders are invited
70 be present 70 respond TO their bids.
written Euaraniee from two respOnSlblo parties %
the effect thAtthe bidder Il able 10 tulnl contract
ma lSSt .Scuia Rs ptcpoon be ssssespssd (:
herewith, and that they are prepared % become
ios IL faiainsns re lssP PS q f0P he
EaarApters must bs shown By The oliei5l eeItia.
81 he Hstsa ss,.s Disist Llcinss, So s. l Si
The risSi is reserved to reject any or all bid.
Psymsnts to be made at each post monthly In
such funds as may BE- % hladI II none en- hand,
ProPoS.is must b q dor,sd dlstlnsily. ..'PIoPo.
sals for Fresh kesh" and Addressed y A., q. g.,
Fort Sh.T G.H Il Z. BY Lieut.. CO.. Slb T. K,
apls.td O. q, 8, Dept OF Dakota.
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DIED.

DICKsoN--on the mSfninE oC tho TII Instant,
JoHN DicKsoS, In the sevsaty third rear " his
his funeral Nill take place at o'clock on Mon
day. the 25th Inst from his late residence, corner
Of Green asd sIoddArd streets, 0eOrEetown. ~.
MARsHALL-ons unday, April y, After pain
Of CHARLES Apd Elizabeth Miller In the fourteenth
year Of his age. IVA. :
The relatives aud friends are respectfully lRVitsd
70 attend the funeral from his father residsnee
TsntS street, between n Aud N. Navy Yard,
tuesday afternoon, the 9dlh, at 81 IN.
tstATl
GHECK-on the 9Sa instant, after a, liuEarinE
illness n ARa beloved eonsort Of John shsek,
In the forty. ami year o. hnr age.
The friends OF the nnly are inyited to attend u Q
funeral from her late residence, No, 30 Tenth
stTeet, between Virginia avenue and o street, on
Monday, the 2ilh instAnt. At9p. m. -.
Bat Christ can heal our broken hearts,
which, liks the plants that throw
Tteir frAGranee from the wounded paris,
Breathe sweetness out Of woe.
MoRdAN,-On the 2ith inst. MART MoRGAN,
The 10 neral " take place on Tuesday, the 36th
mat ats O'Clock, from hor late residence, corner
otTsnth api streets. The relatives and friends
az the family ara respectfully invited 10 attend.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Pody-TInt Congress. Second Regular ssuisI
SATURDAY, Arm %, 1870.
THE sEsArR was not In session to-day

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr., steyenaon, Of Ohio, presented the ere
from the Tenth Oongressional district Of Ohio
10 place OF Hon. 7. n. Hoag, deceased, and Mr.,
M. Dawes, o. Mass, offered a resolution
that all leaves OF absence granted for an In.
definite time, shali not extend beyond the ID
day Of MAY nsSt; Agreed 10; ,,.u..-.
proceeded TO the oonIideTAtion OF bills Of a
private nature, number Of which wero dis.
posed Of
MI. sehenek, from the COMMITTEES Of Wars
and MeAna, reported the Joint resolution Of
the House, deolAratory Of the meaning and In.
tent Of the act relating to the income tai, with
an amendment BY the Senate, and recon N md.
ed that the House non-ooneur In TIE Senate
MIR. Wood, Of New York, said he was willing
70 accept almost any means to do away with
the income tax ~ gross Imposition. Several
gentlemen submitted suggestions looking to .
reduction OF the income tax, but Mr.. Sohenok
action upon them. He charged that public
opinion agalnnt tho tax was attempted to be
ms9qiaetarsdl while the great masse' fay.
who were mostable to pay for II.
Mr.. Sohenek read from 4 table prepared At
the lnternal Rsysnne Bureau slowing that
come taxes the past year.
A general expression Of opinion upon the
subject OF Income tax was had.
Mfr. Sargent, Of Oallfornia, thought the
newspapers a reflex OF public opinion, aud
thought the public were hostile to the tax.
Melsrs. Voorhees, and Coburn, Of Indiana,
sustained the law as Just and proper.
Mr., Judd, Of Illlnoin, thought the Law op.
pTessiye upon men Of small salaries.
Mr.. MeNeely, OF llllnols, asked his colleague
10 wh,t other way = taH upon the bonds could
Mr.. COX, OF New York, characterized the law
A. the meanest law ever made By Any nation.
Mr.. FarnnwOrth, Of Illinois, sustained the
law a. Imposing tax upon persons able 70
pay who would otherwise escape the taxation
Imposed upon others.
Mt, Sohsnok said the Income tax brought to
the Government tSb, 900, 900 land II II was wiped
out there was no opportunity lsft to reduce
the tax on the little neoesaarles, as u WAS de.
sired to, He favored putting the bulk OF the
taxes upon tho luxnfies, the artificial Appe.
tltea, and the capital Of the country.
The House refused to concur 10 the Senate
amendment.
The Speaker appointed a. members OF a CON.
mittee Of confstence on the census bill Melsrs.
Garfield, Of OhioI Allison, Of Iowa and uox,
OF New York
Messrs. Butler, OF Massachusetts,, and Pot
ter, OF New York, were excused for being
absent at the call ofthe House last evening.
On motion Of Mr.. EldridEe, OF Wisconsin,
the House, st 1856 y. m, adjourned.
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THE COURTS.

CnoU1r CoURT- Ohisf Justios CARTER
This court was engaged as folloWs satur-
day
9trong W. Moore. On motion OF Mr..
Trlgg an order dismlsslng this case was va
Gated and case ordered 70 be placed on cal
Hughes 70. Esehback. Motion for new
trial overruled. $3.50, -, =,
Mclean W. Jefries. Judgment on an
award amer exceptions overruled.
Perkins vs.. Davidson. Judgment OF JUS
tlce below affirmed.
Jones vs.. shIeye; THIS case submitted we 70
tho Court and Judgment rendered Tor the
amount received in the case before a Justice
Of the peace
0ladman ". warrington and georgetown
Railroad Company, Motion TOT new TRIAL
oyerruled, and case compromised, the plain
tln receiving 10000 Instead OF 5000.
hoseVen o son vs. Hood. Judgment con-
fc,eed'
FarquAr ". Cooper. Judgment OF JUS
tiee below affirmed.
Brown vs., Alexandria, Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company. Exceptions
nlsd and case 70 go up on appeal -
Nat. Fessenden 70. Chapman. Demurrer
sustained.
Bouldln Vs. Root. Judgment ordered 70
stand upon plaintiff rcmltilng ts4 thereof.
Mock Va. Philip 4 solomons. Motions Tor
treble damagcs and for new tidal oyerruled'
Hunter W. Kelly. Judgment confessed.
Downing vs.. Downing. Motion Tor new
trial overruled. NE t..
All the other cases were continued gener-
ally, and the court ADJOURNED hHs "s'
EQUITY CouRr.-yudge WVeie.-Ihls court
made the Following orders Saturday
Gays -.,-
hlHaort 70. bpringle. Decree appointing
W, ~. D9nlap trustee 70 sell. 80,
Me1srlan VS.. haryey. DecIee .ahlng onl
Ior confessed as 10 deiendante' frank anu
70 HIai.an W. mvlguLIl I'M ct At oIuer
ILL.,, ,S,eInk cause 70 euui.oL ior report on par
A. sns p.op ~ M ~ roao,,o,,
IN the cases Oh Jonn Shaier ana ftedetlek
Sa"yeb ofus Ior saie oi no'ee' aeeoune'
"V., in n.ses rero i na .,.,..,,,u
Ahen ". asn. OIeeI uismieslng plli.
IN 70 NJ hoieJy nAnkIuP.. Oruet refer
hng prayer OF peutisn 70 snow cause why
oa piu kePs no oooks'
paSacn ". slasoeh. Oraer o. reference
70 eualtor IoTeport on proprlety Oh SAFE,