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HOW THE Old THING WORK -
IL AFTER TRIAL OF OVER 20 YEARS.
DE-. CHEIsEsAN's FEMALE PlIIS
Hsye proved themselves be the only remedy Tor
al Female Irregularities, Painful lruaton and rsny-
Ing all Distractions, whether from cold or otherwise.
Dk. CHEESEMAN.S PILLS
Was the commencement OF the treatment of
Irregularities and DISTINCTIONS, which have gned nlapy
te premature grave No female enjoy good an.
ess she regular and whenever m taxes Mace
the general health begins decline i
YOU KNOW HOW TT Is YOURSELF
Every wants the reliable remedy which is com
prsed in tese Pills Take this advertisement to your Drug
medicine in the world, ~ ~
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Tney are knewn TO thousands who them M
ent periods throughout the country, having the
ome OF the most eminent Physicians America Explicit
reeaons telling when they should be used iu each
box. The price, One Dollar per Box.
CAUrIoNSOne genuine unless having the private Propre
sry stamp OF Hutchngs lyer. Projectors box
For sale by all Druggists Pills by mail promptly
rom observation by renting to Dr. c. L. ClIEESEMAN, p
". BOX %oSi N i MARTY
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CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and rs Preventive.
BY ]. H. SCHENCK, MD.

Many human being has passed away Tor whose death there
was no otier reason than the neglect known
lady proven means of Those and dear to family
and friends sleeping the dreamlcss sumber into which,
had they calmly adopted
DIR. JOSEPH Ia. SU1sENCK;S SIMPLE
TREATMENT.
ana awaited themselves of his wonderfully ctcacuus edi
clnes, they would not have fallen
Dr sceich mas IN his own proved that WHEREBY su
Client vitality remains that vitality his medicines and his
orecuons Tor their use Is quickened into hclth y.ur.
~ ths statement there Is nothing preSumpuous. To the
lalth OF he nNahs Is made no representation that is
thousand times snbsantate by living and visible The
theoy Ol the cure by Dr. SchcnCk mcdGineS simple as
IT'S unfaling Its philosophy ques argument. 1t is
Selfassurng Scf.convinciDg.
The Seawced Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the first two
weapons with which the citadel maady is assaed
LWO.tnlrds OF the cases OF consumption originate dyspep
sa and unctonally diSordered liver With this condition
the bronchial tubes sympathize with the stomach Tncy
respond TO the morbc the liver Here then comes
the eliminating result and the setting with distress
Ing symptoms Of
CONSUMPTION.
The Mandrake Pills composed of Natures nobest
gHSIhe Podoplllum Peltam. They possess all the blood
searching Alternative properties of caonc but unlike cao
mel, they
sSLEAyE NO S'EISls REFgsyn..
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DYSPEPSIA.
COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough sul-ain Is healing, soften.
ing ana cNpcctorang The extraordinary
In Immediately relieving and eventually curing the OBJ
snate cases OF coughs colds throat, bronchitis nuen
"a Catarfh, hoarsccs asSa aud consumption Is almost
Incredible SO prompt the rcc ami certain its effects
MI the above cases affection of the lungs
that thousands of physicians daily prescribing it, and
and a say that tits the most healing and eXpec mcd
cine known One dose always affords rcc and In cases
bottle effects Sold by druggists In large bottles
Price Ons Dollar II your own ault II You s ia and
suffer. The BAlsam will cure.
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oAANcis AVO
Exchange on n. Y :. "a prem. selling.
La Sale county bonds :. par.
Foreign Exchange is higher and is selling at
$3.50 per 6.
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The Markets.

There has been little change in the general
grain market during tho week. The hog market
is panic stlikea, while cattle are steady.
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A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

The seaweed Tonic IN conjunction with Pills. pcrneates
Ing without its previous tortures Digestion becomes bal
less and the cure is be at hand There more flat
Now greatest Blood Purifier ever YET given by an
perform lis ia6con and to hasten and comsee
\ enters at work Nature not be
ons OF the lungs In the form gatherings prepares
dy yanqulshed the r9ton throne that occupied renovs
tea ana made new and the patient, all the dignity of
gained ygor steps forth enjoy the manhood or
GIVEN UP As LOST.
The second thing Is the patients stay in warm room
cold when the ss diseased, must be prevented Of
y in this section Of The country in the fl winter
%ns. ny lot St do %s yet as s
s p.s S 's s to S, Of The
ms mas great deal to do with the appetite and is the great
To Of after such evidence Its possibility in
TIE worst cases, and moral certainty al Others il fa
ID, sshehcks personal statement TO the Faculty OF his
MANY years in the last stages of Consumption;
eous en ike sG man c"s
ng A. straw" heard Of and obtained the preparations which
seemed 70 could Ies item PENETRATE ey y W Mhn ,e
S would spt up more mo than pint Of offensive yellow
% seS Al nan S e Gay a my appetite be-
rne IN a 100 nr usa soon gained my strength and have
e" weighed shortly my recovery added the Doc
,,"Sns IKE mere skeson ny weight only
rupted healh.n 'O' w. ''
DIR Scenck has disc his professional visits to New
York and Boston. He his Dr j. II. schenck jr sl
continue to see patients at their office No Is North Sixth ST.
Fhladepha, every Satuida from NJ. Those
wish thorough examination with the esprOmctcr viii M.
charged g. The Resprometer declares the exact condition
Of the lungs and psents readily whether they are
durable not. WY '
Ths directions for taking the medicines are adapted to the
Intelligence even of achd Follow directions and Kind
Nature VIII do the rss excepting that in the Man.
drake Pills To- be taken in doses the three med
cnes need no other accomplishments than the ample nstru
lions mat accompany them First appetite or re-
turning health, hunger Is the most welcome
comes as will come let the despairng at once be of GOOD
cheer Good blood at follows the cough oosens the
night sweat Is abaed In short time both these morbid
symptoms are gone forever ~
DR. schencks medicines constantly kept In tens OF thou
sands OF families As laxative puryatvc the Mandrake
f1lls ale standard preparation while Pumolc Syrpn
nacnre of coughs and colds may be regarded a. pr0p
lacteic against consumption in any OF It's forms '
Price OF the PnlmonC Syrup and Scawced Tonic 81 10
bottle or $3.50 half dozen. Mandrake Pills % cents box
For sale by all druggists and dealers. ~
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Chicago Market.

Chicago MarkeI.
Chicago, May 49,
FlouI--t!uio.. Prime white winter $650g
$50. Spr.ng extras S6l5g$1.OO.
Wheat-No. spring Sl.294l3O.
Coru-No. /, 5jY56c; No. 2. "a coo lao grade
52g5S Ctr.
Oats-Steady at Sic for No.
Hogs-panic stricken. $4.OO9A12, on foot
Buster--l7G2Oc for choice yellow.
Eggs-l2@l21ac.
Cattle-Quotauons on all grades are unchaug.
ed. Choice steers, $Gg6.75 good to prime steers,
$55U9Gl2; medium butchers stock, S550g
SIS; cows aud heiiers, S2.75g375.
Lard--l0l cents.
New YORK Market.
New York, May IL.
Wheat-Prime new spring 81 .56a l.59.
RyeSl.O2 for western,
Oats-Firn at 6197l cts. for western.
Corn--Mixed western S0gS2
Lard-ll1 cents.
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Spiral 9ptifes.
DIR. J. Is. WALKER,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
MAY M CONSULTED AT ruR
CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,
The First Saturday In Zach Month";
rhe Firs, Saturday In Each Month.
DIX. IL. OLlN,

DIX. IL. OLlN,
VI Chicago uormerly OF this place. will visit Ottawa Cliff
ton HOTEL the FIRST Tuesday and "Wednesday after the first
Monday OF each MONTH for the purpose treating
OF the Eye and Ear whether surgical or otherwise Opera.
oons for cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure Of the
sea duct cross sasshylom and the removal of
ana morbid srowths oil every description Artificial eyes
ear drums inserted without pan previous opaAon Gran.
alar eyeid tie mes . d,soass q. the re, ,a.R,!y ass
permanently cured
From his long experience In treating diseases OF the Eye
md Ear hs feels c,ndon In stating that he can cnre nearly
every casc CTorlc atas ags ueaed. Consultation free
Bccenoer lyh, lsiJ..a
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ENAGOGUE

September 10Th, 1870. -iy
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

~ medicine enjoys is derived
Its cures, many Of which are tru.
N Of scrofuious disease where tle
- system seemed saturated with
corruption, have been purified
tN\W@HN were aggravated by the scrofu
S Ss5s IR: sSjI%5y s sasS'ins s !:ss
= = great numbers in almost every
= =z=EE.-- section OF the country, that the
-, .:sl1-" public scarcely need to he in
Scroulous poison Of the most destructive enemies
ism nndermines the constitution and invites the attack
1essng or fatal without exciting suspicion Of is
body and then favorable OCCASION rapidly develops
among the vals In the latter tubsrcss may be suddenly
deposited the lungs or heart unos formed in the liver
atoms part the body Eesce the OCCASIONAL use Of
bottle of this sARsAPARLLAi advisable even when no &C
following complaints generally find Immediate relief and ~
Faz kosE os Ear Trrh SAT-
scA1p HEAD RINGwoEM SORE EYES soRE EARS and other
the more concealed forms as Dyspepsia Dropsy Heart d.
Fits Epilepsy Neuralgia and the various ULcEsous
ar. cured
by 2uT long time !; required for suoduing these obs.
his medicine will cure the complaint. LHuoosRna4 or
sG ,g and :, 81 are
and nyigoratng eject Minute Direction. each case are
nssa TFa' H. ~ also ,na
HoMPLAISTs T9Rr1rY, CoNGEsrIoS or IEFLANhA1IoS of
the ranking s% G cod fsk
great resorer for the strength ygor OF the system
LESS, and troubled with NERVOUS APprgarNsoNs or FEAEs
@ eonvDcnr .1S.ns, az Il. @
power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. G. AVER d CO., Lowell, Mas~.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
April cosmos.
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WE are going to Bring
It Back

Ottawa formerly the Lumber Market for the whole
rounding country. Now. through the effects OF eom6na-
lions and greed this trade has dwindlsd to less than
half Its former proportions. We ask the farmersof
La Sale county II these assertions are not
true. We call on you stand by US, and We
pledge ourselves that you will again buy
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DIR. JOSEPH Ia. SU1sENCK,S SIMPLE
TREATMENT.


The work of cure Is now beginning The yitiaed n.
cous deposits In the bowels and in the amentary are
eeced The liver like clock is wound up arouses from
us orpidy The stomach acts rcsponsve y patient
begins to feel that he is getting, at last '
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

YOr<G NTN, rFFOKE DECIDING ON LII
Prnsrt lhTeoloEoS cescl"u I" tau ""
t.u to- .uiAtons 'NH br"tdNHy
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

Tnu REST r1.Cr in New-York to buy RELl-
PAth">AhiE """
N,ss, S >u,.t , S.thks - fuiioust Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

10 NorurpS-l'se IMPERIAL GRANJM. the
rrs, medic -rsl .sIec ally ada ted M mian h"l n' w.
# e. clO'ra raDium a d''it'', , w
~. ,J a, M (AkIE ShO>' l' N"iri
RI MaD.c cn ALr
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

"I, i. ccrnini, ri,c be; of American Magazines"
- % I -.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

FOR TIE IIOIIDhYS.-SwISS CARVED GOOD
Pr, Sv,s, y ca. u /. four;'trtb >t Y y.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
iAsssuseesssst
pruvrrr,sC sCocoAINE-Th best halr-dressihg'
n crys,r,vr TUROATs ARE

WEAK LuNGs AND SENSITIVE lhRoAIs ""h
,,, 1,wp p, TRE SUDDEN CHANGES 'F
,so prs,sa orr wIxrsR', ASp IN CoSsrSrtS'e hs"NN'
.,,,cy, INFLAMMATION Lrsos' Psrh'''' 0N0S'''
ANN u.uIR COMPLAINTS. ARR srRE TO nh s'Nk oN ' ~
any CcreHs CoIrs, TIE roHrRcSSS" "F 'hh''
..r.l coprnrsr, FREQUENTLY 1Hk c''se Z" 'A' "'''
s.. rsrp,.,t, r.xsV on IHn nNsr shsfi'S' b' u"
,,s,,o At o~cr DR. J"Nhs HFScroRANr Az OLD INV
xu1rsnp x,x,py. TO hrsovE NorH Colp AND TO -
.xN,<o Asp ,tsr>erasS,SG nrKCr ON T"T P'isoS'"'
Ann B,,s,s,.L oh,AxS sslO NsN,wHEss,
Irno1rlO WolFE'S SCHEIpAM AROMATIC
"t com rSrsrsns who have ccrcspOnded
~iu ytoucor dr'l dyreps's dety COM W" ssec lion,
sIrI sss s,,. ss " ii ,loo dc & %,Se. d,
.."d ..s Tratncnn part Of the cucd States
DIR. AYERS LABORATORY, that has done snch
III s y, ~ ro~ i>.n,s ,oe resc r The b'suig Of man
s,ndor th which 20 p,o1r to dm1 % ana
He v%os wooi gInr'n, Gss. e." s % 'T % % % sc ,
a. ven as health Of the cO"@ani'v.
TO MorIFRS-l'se IMPERIAL GRANuM. thc
ss, esrc ally adapted tor ,ria" s"i '' 'i > s
'"sd, N =. .at'. % C1hIs Hino>" 5j W~lrr
RI. oontr hatco !Atc
Tnu rrSr r1ACr i'll NewYork to buy REliI
.r,s ".,"r, >' ,sS<'r tn s" pson specially
Yor~G NrN, rrFoKE DECIDING ON lLI !. !.
Prnsri. o. ILeologosl cescrIion "a learn VIII"
tt., c.a to- t,,; IA Limitations HS Br"ld~"y
FoR TIE IIolIpAYs::-S;w'sS CARVED GOODS
TBs Swi,, Mo C".'t l. f"ur'''ntu>t y l.
U>r lIIrrucock's ARNIC, SALvE.-Cnre'
Com. Bor.ors i'i' s"fe' &c by all "T"If''s
Boswrli'> RNsAM TAR AND WILD CHERRY
-Ric,lcrt of t'.;- 'oncts throat Disease &C
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

~ IMAM
-oai, for i>su,S iuten reStf'r tf we
knd Io tis which Si'Sucng sg' - 20 lsonr 70 @
.e>troy JIis UInnsni tss "n it' "SH "" ga
,morr US aud under "bi TO be" io' '' 'o ~
x,1 ssh aith Of the coUmJhiy
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

J'Sr I,ITruCOCK'S ARNICA SALVE.-CnreS
Com. Bui ors I,il, SoIes &c ~ ali druggists
BOswrII'S RNSAM TAR AND WILD CHERRY
F,o.,rt ?, : ,arc q ft,.~ toncts ItroAt ItesSs &c
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON. d. O.. ID.

WASHINGTON D. G., Dec. 4. 1871.
The House Of Representatives was called 70 order
at noon by the speaker, Mr.. Blaine In the presence
OF very large assemblage OF spectators. The pro
ceedings were opened with prayer by the chaplain
Rev. J. G. Butler.
THE ROLL CALL.
The roll OF members was then called, SHOWING
that there were 20l members present.
INFORMING THE PRESIDENT.
committee, consisting Of Messrs. Garfield, Blair
of Michigan, and Cox, was appointed to join like
committed on tine part OF the Senate to wait on the
President aud inform him that bO;n houses were IN
session and ready to receive any communication he
might nave to make.
The SPEAKER announced the following az
THE STANDING COMMITTEES.
ELrcrr9Ssmae's: r. kscCrary Of Iowa oar Of Massa
nase!ton Of Wisconsin lanes OF Rhode Island Arthur,
SsB s Dawes. s'Vs a .as1
Maynard Of Tennessee Kelley Of rsnnsyysnia BROOKS
+ II, Roberts, Of New York Kerr, Indiana; Beck, Of
Garfield. Of Ohio; Sargent, Of
Carfornai hickey, OF Pennsylvania Clarke, OF New
ns1ss. Or fno Swami o. %siysna oil Indiana
An% 81 90 Of
well q nos q oap Merriam Of New YORK
Pxorro RAILnoAp--M es.r.. Wheeler, Of New York ;
on.an. knssr q Is,sysrds
o q & %
%;l; =
scuI Buckley, OF AaS.ma HSm.n, Of Indiana Smith. Of
si:i:s;rssr Of one; s..y.s q
SOn Of Lassns ss.sy Of rsnn'ylyan. Holman Of
Fg6IIo LAxpszxs.rs. Ketcham, Of New York; Town
neccut; Dunne OF Minnesota; Rusf OF Wisconsin, Nc.
Cormick, OF Mssouri Ricne, OF Maryand slater of
Fosr orrIons AND Posr RoAps-Messr. r.1nsworth,
seus; fynsr. Indians. Randall Of PsnnsyvanIa;
w % Of Ms
sGS Large Rice %
Roger. o. New YORK; Stevens, Of Illinois; Mcceand, q
xcRioyLTUnx Messrs Wilson. Of Ohio; Hays. Of Ais
NJ.
syvani. Garrett, Of Tennessee; Grosslsnd q ksn,aeky
Of Missouri Of oso xas1 o. Ssr es
'sssy s,ss: ys.%: Ss= sst :! Ken
q Louisiana Harris: Of M,:;;.ipp sIocam, New YORK
cp %,gs o. Sss snsa o. ' ~ hoa.D.
oSc; I.,ss. o. Ma.ssssi.s,,s walls, rloias; Rush
Of Missouri Ael
Poland q G Ssa
Tsl Of Louisiana. Hammer. o. Penns Cotton. o.
dGr S. Edase' OF Wisconsin, csos Of Illinois, Roosevelt
Fss1: q Butler q
Wilson, Of Inaiana Goodrich, OF New YORK; Eldise OF
r ws ssw y U sous
Carolina Pendssons OF Rhode Island; Prnde, OF New
cS%inso Missouri: H:ncoci Of Tssss; Handl:y. d
PUSIic ExrTsDl1usHs-Hss,ia Sawyer. Of Wisconsin;
Strong or CONNECTICUT; whitley, OF Georgia; Lowe, Of
Myers Of Pennsylvania DAVIS Of West Virginia Rsad Of
PRiyArE LAND cLAns-xessrs Mercar, Of Psunsylva.
MAJ Epson, OF Ohio; Acrew, OF West Virginia; Smith, Of
New York. Coghan, OF California; Barber Of wsconsn;
Bright, OF Tennessee. -
RxyAI ArrAIRa-Messrs ecoes,d NJ p.rc,xsv.r,s.
Starkweather, Of Connecticut; Ketcham OF New YORK;
Has, OF Alabama; Platt OF Virginia. Co.hlAn, OF Cafor
MA Archer OF Maryland; Sutherland, Of Michigan; Whit
horne Of Tennessee.
foRtIGS AfrAiRs Messsh Banks, Of Massachusetts;
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FORTY-sECOND CONGRESS
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4. 1871.
The Senate met at noon, with nearly fun attend.
ance OF Senators and wcl-flled galleries. notwith-
standing the inclemency OF the weather.
NOTIFYING THE PRESIDENT.
The customary resolutions for the appointment OF
committees 10 notify the House and the President OF
the United States Of the Senates readiness Tor bus
ness were adopted.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN CHICAGO.
Several resolutions were introduced, among them
one by Mr.. MORRILL,, rep) OF W., directing an in
qury as TO the expedlency OF Immediately rebuild
ing public buildings In Chicago.
GENERAL PLBAsoNToN APPEALS.
Mr.. FENToN ,rcp.l OF NJ Y, asked leave to present
the petition OF General Pleasonton, beng, as he
stated, somewhat in the nature OF an appeal from
Fenson SAID ne ofrered the petition by recues with
out expressing opinion as to Its merits
on e the suggestion shst the matter
petition. - -
store Walker g % re-
connection with It Dill to reform the civil service
scry the Attempts AZ cv SERVES reform 'd during
the past few years. and satd that although the COM
appGfsa 70 d IL a rss s me %
the civil service was making satisfactory progress
and would undoubtedly De aos 70 bring about SUD
yet In view OF the possibility OF chanGe Of admin
straon IL was desirable TO guard by direct leglsla-
ton against recurrence TO tho old system OF re-
moval and appointments
SUMNBR's FINANCIAL SCHEME.
Mr. SUMNER introduced the following Dill to au-
thorize compound interest notes as substitute for
legal tender notes.
SECTION BE enacted tbs the Secretary Of the Treasury
hereby authorized directed for circulation
interest equal In amount 70 the outst and
ing legal notes and actona currency OF the United
States all similar those heretofore issued
under the act approved March y, ls6a, entitled IAN
act TO provide ways and means Tor tho support OF the
sSc T. That these notes Of different denominations
Of shall be dated the urst day Of each
month"; commencing with the Grsi day OF July next ensuing
when the amount shall be rcsdy for ISSUE and then after
wards the FIRST Day OF each month until The requisite
sxc sine notes thus provided shall raid for all
except those due In
long ~ they pueent for the purpose and the whole
monthly insAlm IL not thus disposed Of u shall be
Secretary Of the Treasury TO exchange the
surplus for present legal notes. far practicable,
shat Of ten millions DO put into circulation
each month.
Treasury the destruction OF legal tenders each
equal the notes issued under this act
k-That issued under this act sha, at the
option Of the holder be convertible At the end Of two
IN xl00 ~ multiple. into bonds OF the United
States having than ten more than forty years 10
rum and bearing the Of I'VE cent and the
Secretary Of the easuv hereby authorized 70 issue such
bonds .
SEC. eThas whenever these notes and the bOn,s iOo
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lions on the formation OF the committees
were the principal topics Of interest," quite
overshadowing the Presidents Message
and various members received congratulations
upon their prospective positions. Attwelve O'Clock
the Speakers hammer was heard, ana Mr.. Blaine,
in a few words, called the House to order. The
chaplain prayed at length giving the usual instruc
tions TO the Almighty and suggestions to members
IN regard to their duties as Christian legislators
To the. roll call most OF the wen known
voices responded, there being only about thirty
absentecs from New York, three from Pennsy-
vania, one from Indiana, one from Louisiana, one
from virginia two from South Carolina, two from
Georgia, one from Alabama, two from Tennessee,
two from Indiana. one from Illinois, one from
Missouri, one from Wisconsin. one from Nevada.
Mr. Sargent OF California, failed TO put In an ap-
pearance, a. did also Dan voorhees,, OF Indiana,
ana Mr. Sconeld, OF Pennsylvania. Mr.. Hooper, the
genial delegate from Utah, was O special object OF
attention among his many friends, and he received
the quiet Jokes made at his expense with his usual
good nature during the call OF the roll The roll
finished Mr. Chance, OF Colorado was the first to get
IN O motion providing for the appointment
OF Territorial delegate en- the Commit
tee on territories. Tho usual course OF
leg islatiOn soon began to now In It's accustomed
channels. Various bis-sOme new, others left
from the last Cougress-were onerod In order aud
referred to the different committees General But
Ter called for QUO copies the Treaty OF Washing
TON 10 be printed. Mr.. Beck, OF Kentucky offered
resolution asking for information In regard 20 the
authority upon which the President acted In sus-
pending the writ OF habeas corpus In South Caro-
Ina Mr. Dawes Directing, and 1t not being In order
10 ask unanimous consent It was referred. Mr.. Cox
attempted TO yet In resolution on Boutwell's syn
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Resolved, That with view to establish equitable
system Of taxation and greater economy in the ecton
should be 90 amended that be
bass OF wealth instead OF population, and the
and each State LEFT free 70 collect
ana pay over the amount 30 required Of through IL
Resolved further ina. in the r..a,u:msn. q the tariff
all classes Of the people to simplify and give
'eS " Ss BIZ e. s ED
providing that but rate OF duty shall be impose
a. ams Sss Sn ana " 20
lection The el.en. Of the duty second, schedule Of
savs Foreign
R,GdpSsss -, nsa ind one
!: s .sss Is:
eeips less than said standard amounts to
standard sum- and when Inc expiration any ascsi year
as Re IN IKE %oss than e.
duties all dutabe articles be reduced per ~
ceipts 10 the gross contemplated By the bin.
THE NEW FIVE PER CENT BONDS.
Mr.. Cox, tiem.) OF N. y, ofrered the following
resolution Wilton was referred 10 the Committee OF
Ways and Means:-
whereas is alleged that the Secretary Of the Treasury
placing the newly authorized nve upon The
me has 81
per cen. allowed b The Fundas act for all expenses
Rssolved the Committee Of Ways and Means be dI.
,eessa e d The said and hsvs power
ss s ns q d, e agents. smpoysd and paid
the sams and the sums paid said agents. '-'s :"
Mr.. Cox also introduced dill to provide judicial
proceedings In oil cases OF assessment and c0llec-
u0n OF Federal taxes, TO prevent seizure OF books,
&c. AMI to abolish moieues 10 informers. Same
The Presidents Message was then read ana the
HOUSE at iorJ minutes pse!! Two. Adjourned
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