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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-07
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE,

1g.A THE UNDERSIGNED oirors ss@
Sia for sale his Dwelling House and eiS
10y y IN Faggtown, together with Dining and
fI hltchen Furniture. A rare opportunity is
onered to small family desiring to purchase
a residence. il. p, T0VEIoY' 'N'''o
Weaverville, August 2lst, 1872. If.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-07
MARRIAGES..

In San Francisco, September 1st, by
Rev. DR.. Stebbins, CAPT. G. MCGowAN
to FRANCES HEALEY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-07

SILVER DOLLARS will be coined at the
United States Mint in San Francisco this
month, for the first time since 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-07

THE San Francisco Chronicle is here
after to be issued every day in the week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-07

For hevery best Photographs, 90 to Bradley
Rulofson's Gallery without Stairs B6~AS.
CEND IN I'll b ELEVATOR, 42J Montgomery
Street. San Francisco. s,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-07
NEW THIS WEEK.
$500 90.
GRAND LOTTIERY " {!
20) TICKETS at 81 80 EACH.
50 PRIZES agyreyatimg 500 Dollars

The following list of Articles, valued at the
very lowest Cash Prices, are to be awarded to
Ticket Holders as soon as the tickets are all
disposed of:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-07

JUST So.-The Stockton independent
says:
1T has become patent to everyone that
the opposition of the Union to the nom
inees of the Republican party is another
attempt TO disrupt and defeat the organ
ization, and its efforts to create dissatis
faction among Republicans by its anti
railroad harangues, is simply demagog-
ISM"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-07
FOR SUPERVISOR.

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
IL as a candidate for the office of Supervisor
from District No, 3, of Trinity County, subiect
10 the decision of the voters of said District
at the November election. D'''' i0'
casou c.. WIN. GUTHRIE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-07

Total amount, S i05 IL
W. b. L0VETT, Co. Supt. Schools.
Weaverville, Aug %, 1872.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-07

FOR CONGRESS-Third District
JOHN Rs. CoCHLAM.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-18
Original Notice.
John w. Brown, Plaintiff,

John w. Brown, Plaintiff,
vs. In the District
clarissa & Cook, john Il Hem Court OF Iowa.
ry ana Ira Cook Trustees un- County OF
der last will Of n Cook, John Cedar
r Cook, Trustee under snid MAY
last will, Frederick Cook, and Term.
John r Dillon, Executor of is.c,
last Will Of + Cook, Defend.
ants.
70 the said defendants:
You ar, harebv nltihri that on or before
the lst day nf May Isl. there will he filed In
the Office of the taarS of the District Court OF
Iowa, IN the County of Cedar, the petition ~
John w Brown, ciain that the legal title
to the north half III the north east quarter of
section two -, township eightv-one Oh
range three 81 in CEDAR County, WAS In the
name nf Ehnnezer Cook. now deceased: bur
that said title was so held nv said Ebcnezer
Cook In trust for him, the said John w
brown; and said petition will pray that the
full legal title Of p,aintif be established In
xaid land. AMI that the title or claim or each
Ofyou be barred. Now unless YOU nppoar
and defend at or before noon OF the second
day Of the next term of said Court. 10 he
CONNIE need at Upton In said County on tho
18th Monday In May, that being the 9th day
Of May. 1871. default viii be entered aud 8
decree rendered ~ prayed
EDWARD f. Cook.
SwN Attorney for Plaintiff \
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Never give horse more than one
pail OF water at a time. Ii you think
il not enough, offer another after a
little while. In nine cases out Of ten
it win be refused.
| would recommend to every man,
especially in the autumn Of his life, to
take 10 gardening, if he has not
already experienced its pleasures.
OF all occupations in the world it is
the one that best combines reposc
and activity.
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Early Vegetables.

TO have these, one must he on the
alert 10 put the seed In the ground ~
soon ~ The fs0st II out. Select y dry,
warm spot, soil rather light, aud apply
plenty NJ warm horse ,nannre. Moth.
Ing gives . better start to peas, pnta.
toes nnd other garden truck, than this.
Some advise deep planting. 30 ~ to
Withstand droug ht, but for early yer.
ctnoies that are generally ripe and bar
vested before the dry spell OF weather
IN summer. shsllow planting SCENE
preferable. You thus get tho plants
up earlier aud gsiD start Of week
or moro that tells amazingly on the
earlinrss u the crop.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

ny virtue Of n special execution to me di-
rected, issued from the Office of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court. In ana for the County OF
Gilbert, and against Gertrude NJ. Masterson
and John j.. Masterson, 1 have levied upon
the following property MS the property of the
said Gertrude NJ. Masterson and John l..
MasteisOn. to wit:
Lot number twelve tl2) in Block number
sixteen tl6) and strip of thirty-three 1881
feet OIL of the north side of lot number eleven
az in said Block number sixteen (l6) in the
town OF Upton. Cedar County, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, in the town of Upton, in
said county, on Saturday, the 18th day of
April, a. ID. 1872. ut one O'Clock r. NJ. of said
day to satisfy said execution and costs that
...-.y sse ssss
Dated this 18th day Of March. A. D., 1872
JOHN ID. SHEAkER
SS14 Sheriff of Cedar county iowa.
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Not week passes but the newspa-
pers record the death Of some one from
" iooling" with fire arms that were
supposed 10 be not loaded. Every one
should make II y rule nercr TO point u
gun or pistol at another person unless
he IL satisfied that person ought tn De
killed aud he ought 10 kill him.
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SHERIFF SALE.


BY virtue OF n special Execution to me d.
rected, issued from the office OF the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court in and for the county of
Cellar and State OF Iowa. in favor of Will
liam Roberdee and against Hiram Frank
and George Shat'ar have levied upon the
following property MS the property OF the said
Hiram Frank and George Shafier, to wit:
The west half y of the south west quarter
I'd and the west half 90 half
Ial OF said south west quarter
% of Section number six (6) in
Township number eighty 800 north, and
Range number on az west or the 9Th p. NJ,
situated in Cedar County. Iowa, containing
one hundred and thirty-six acres more or
less
And shalt offer the same for sale Mt the
said County. on saturday the anh ,,av az
April, A. D., 1872. ut ane o'clock, p. NJ. of
said day, to satisfy said Execution aud costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this I'D day of March, A. ID 1872.
JOHN ID. SHEAREE
3wH sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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Why and Where
aus superior d any 3 t,s Il -.

par psmphie. cantai!.s cnsravings Of
al the different s'y.e- or Instruments
thai We manufacture. giving a full de-
scripiio0 If ea:I, ~ that a p.rsesp can
select the style they ma, desire - order.
s.ssss@ss.. ssosus ss.fs. s.,~y -pp 49,
e-iYe Just ~ good a Piano a. II they were
IN an Marer0Oms ~ seiecfit Wehave
~ over FIVE THOUSAND Pianos,
man. III them being shipped great dis.
tances, and we have never yet received
the first complaint. As we give writ.
len guarantee with every Piano We man.
nssctnre. for five years, the purchasers
rra,s no risk.
Np,,'t ;ina 10 Hrite for ar patnpheef
t,hich He mail FREQ. and mhsa NOo Mrite
s!n,e ,rhot paper uou s0'c this nofiee IN. i
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Original Nor,cc.


Mary Jane Chamberlain, District conrt
Against of Cedar ronr,.
Joseph w Chamberlain, Iowa. Nav Ter,o
Defendant 1879
II Joseph W chamberlain, Defendant.
You are hereby notified that there il now
~ NE In the Office of the Clerk o! the Dis
trict Court, In and for the County Of Cedar.
N the state OF iowa, a petition oil Mary Jane
Shainberiain, Plaintiff claiming OF you Il
dtsorce rom the bonds OF n,atrimony here
tniore existing between You and this plain
IN. ana asking the custody OF your child
Whine irwin Chamberlain, on the ground
TIN your wife and ahsented yourself without
q reasonable cause for more than two years
last past.
Now unless YOU appear to said petition
and defend thereto Mt or before neon of the
second day OF the next term of said Court.
10 he begun and held At Tipfon In said
county ON the 9th day of May is72, n default
will be entered against you, and Judgment
rendered and decree entered thereon IN ac.
cordance with the prayer OF said petitinn'
swl6 WOLF 4 LANOT. Att'ys Tor Pi'tM.
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II ss-@~ s~s-~S - osspsG
mcat wss again put and carried by
precisely . constitutional majority,
and the work on the capitol will pro-
coed, regardless of the condition of the
treasury. That the State stands sadly
In neesi VI new capital there can lie
nosloula. This. NO Que think will
deny, after looking over the present
building that goes by hat name, con
tanning. ~ IL does. the State Library
and other property and papers belong.
ing to the state, viii b have ben
savei from destruction by fire on sew
erai OCCASIONS only by the vigelance
of tl.os" having charge Of the build
Ing.
| The senate has passed the House
Railroad tax bill. No IN .teri.l change
has been made in til. bin aud the rail-
l road men are vel, satisfied with It,
The only neu voting against the bill
were Senator'S Bsardsley. chAn,t,ers,
Ciansen. Converse, Mccullough. Law
rey and RicliArtts. Any one acquains-
cd with the gentlemen nani.i will
want no better evidence that the tax
bill is not what the people wat.
There !. aiso tiisagreeme It 81, the
railroad tariff bill between the two
houses and . committee 0f conference
has been appointed to compromise the
difficulty
The Senate took up aai passed on
Thursday the House liquor bill. The
bill provides that permits to sell must
be based upon suretiss Of good moral
character. the seller giving boaj- to
the amount Of 5000. the liquor to be
sold NJ not u greater profit than 81 per
cent. and the seller to pay all damage
that may result from such sale. On
the last Saturday Of every month the
seller shall report 70 the County Audi.
tor the amount Of all liquors sold by
him and to whom sold, also the
amount on hand. all Of which shall be
sworn osnd shall NJ ala times he open
to public iaspection. Any omission
tn make -,'s'i, rDinrns shall b.. punished
BY fine and imprisonment. A bill
Wa passed IN the Senate, and will
probably pass In the House fixing I'll.
compensation Of members OF future
genera! assemblies at $500. and three
dollars mileage for every twenty
miles travelled, going aud returning.
1t also likes the pay Of officer. Of the
Assembly at the usual rates aud makes
no allowance for stationery. postage, /
newspapers or other psrQuisites.
To-day the HOUSE had up tlss !" bar.
nacie' question again mud passed o bill |
providing for the publication of the
general lave intwo newspapers la eacl,
county. Its hoped the question may
now b. settled In u satisfactory way.
X a
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L u aaid that eight hundred barrels
81 beet sugar were made ct Black.
hawk, Wis.,, last season. III
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We have just Published

bur Annual Illustrated Pamphlet, which contains
tus description III the interior construction Of the
PAT ENT AXIOM PIA SlIFOR1t, ard all the other
eadiag Pianos OF The principal makes Illustrated
witt cuts, thus r.ls;g thc ABfOS with Ri other
irst class Pianos mud pr.s.sfg
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y. Ave caution the pubic rom ,,4rct,s sting .
seap Piano, which has recently been pat the mark
=. bearinx the name .Arionn All genuine Aron
F.anns bear the name pAsent Arion," and can only
pCg,hAee4 nom oar New yesk WaYerrn.,s, our
authorized 4 Renss III -onsi,out tho uufted s,ats-
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Oh Chestnut st., st. Louis. No.
Makes spsrHaforSaoa,s eMissJ ceakaess. ~.
;1Hryisd or sisgie a speedily. NvoS ere on ~
AecifA, afrros, Ge6litdted, FEEL eveysioD q
.oIey. loss q ns1niy potrer, face ltee0xre16v
sasap.es, sGHee coAftsaaaoe, 6rsaA Of |xss1e
~, apply osd be cured. send siemns' ss.sSse
'fse no fee elked only as cure proores,es n
.Seasa 81 q eehoese fsofur., svisine from =.
r,r,, gr s.Po.Eres, treated scfeatiEcells. n.
~, ~, MARnIAGE 6Ui6H
sAer,- Goa.s. ff2,y ssns: hs1idsso sssswa3.
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Four Hundred City Lots.
Manner OF Distributing the Property

There will be a duplicate number of shares kept
ma registered and previous to the distribution the
duplicate number of all shares will be placed In an
envelope Ald sealed and on the day of distr butng
the premiums, all the sealed envelopes containing
ne duplicate numbers will be placed in \ wheel and
De thoroughly MIXED, then q number drawn out.
ana The person holding the corresponding number
siii have the first premium mentioned in the above
list OF pr emums. and until the premiums
nistriDuted Notice will he published immed Ately
after the distribution takes place. In the principal
pApefs IN the country which have given publication
ana All persons holding numbers for premiums Will
ne notined by mail. Distribution ofpremiums takes
place ~ Eimra, n ". May ist, 1872 or ~ soon -
shares sold.
eA-All reminancss may be sent In drafts or r. O.
orders or Greenbacks All communications nd
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ssOSf1 S4.ss = essE-4 b. &c.
Guus -. kss. -psi an st4i, ~ E<-s.s, Me
-4Ettsred al5k a. ~ NJ sess efs xtane ass~D
:. 1t-ats-rnCsI 1i~--s oT.e . nsra brsxyws>s.
ElJ ing tbs best - gsih usssg ,se~ss ~rvss n
sonaenlrasd FERN nr sos.Ds .oissns na~r D.. ~
lss sssor's. We naa se,are Hedsine ~ IN fhsuuss
Psesses, anybody their sSScs, sn,ase a.
re sin sese u.la e Nth ias,ruetso.a 10 hi. way
ehiHofthcn Gtrr pos ioesht seAia the reset e. al
HHeo- c~ses rcqh'rs iai tFt sfeA,nsat
Vu stcrd sAi m t.ris. ease esslirsa
SOME OF CTR kGAEDirs
Dinr-h1a Piis a3sis. Constipation pins
.p taeS Pals are 10 pcrsou Of co1.Lpsisa
S.s't Fever and A me fi:.s 8 / 90, Iiyer ftns
61OO, iSess a1tcsr7eg % rhs hver. Hcuvol PiIle
I'll 90, relief 10 80 te aaacgre 10 fox "a, 9. Toale
nin 90, for sezEsas xhas.tou. PHI deal cesly
sso1 teoe: tpsftits sc. Blood Pills & 90
boxes fr - srepsre- vestste and cav te r. sc iss
n.sn % euIsssy blood 'a.I: Bnchu Pilis II, fof
.idney. bladder ard prnary dIbcae- hi. d,us has,
nfd vide sepstao0 iertss hundred years. Pimple and
Freckle Cure -, the most edacvs kpo.a = acre.
fs''i.n Pile Cure u, Pills fos sii orDs Il 1sashs
,,ss re set, . = s liso naa ps.p.r.sas
'sf,gse Ed BY drugFiss, II yen 6eA theu -
e!reTL u 10 address Confidently Or. AZ. d. Bod,
=. inssst, eoantfx Ply. Dsagsise, - oAw
my oscar Eosiee pits, RaSsig s1;ciae onl09Se1 "a
VI Ee9l ONrnSe
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no TIT FOR 81. Swiss Magnetic TIME
j S6O = KEEPER and Indicator. Indispen-
mt h IN sable to every traveller, trader
j = boy, farmer, and for EVERY.
BODY in need Of a reliable time keeper, Usu-
al watch size. steel works. glass crystal in
correct time for two years. Nothing IKE t.
1000 sold weekly. This valuable article. in
neat case, Will be sent, prepaid, anywhere,
Order only from the Sole Agents, +. KING &
CO., Brattieboro, VT.
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YIN 'stHh UI 0ueHIUHR. EImITa
REFER rN~Es

Hon. Lncns Robinson. late Comptroller of the
state OF New York. Hon. J T. Rathbun, Hen. Gen
A. 81 Diyen, Hon: Boardman Smith. N. c., silas
mnng Co. NY, IL s. stevens, OF Revere House,
Chicago n. d ". GilIett; Esq, No. is Nassau s..
ST. N. y r. T. Babcocf Secressrs 81 TAI y" D s.
ment, ~ Chambers ST.. n. ", Jas. Flynn, Warren
ST. s;;a Astorney at Law Households, John Reynolds
" B. Rachman. Attorney At Law, Households.
John Reynolds. Attorney at Law, Elmfra, Jacob
Lowman; southport. q. II. Fitch, Horseheads, Smith
johnson. Artist, Baltimore Nd, Jason P Wooiever
m msn M.ssni Ghsepung Co Y, Y Loan Com
DESCRIPTION OF REAL ESTATE-The Pat
UNISON Market was built by r. 8. Pattinson, about
tnree years ago, situated one block from the Post
three stories high. with hotel known e. the MarEe}
Hotel attached, seventy-fve feet front on Nsrket
street, running north two hundred feet forming An
T. running west t~o hundred and ifty feet fronting
on baldwin street being four hundred and Any eet
with Pubc Hail above, two hundred feet long And
an office In the center, with burglar and Are nroof
vault. Market built and fitted up 10 the most con
PATTINsoN HOTEL Situated on the corner of
baldwn ana Market streets. about seventy Ave feet
'front.' on baldwin and hundred an sixty feet on
Market streets Suitable barns attached.
city OF Elmira. on the Plank Road containing one
one hundred acres; good farm buildings orchard
&c All nne state OF cultivation.
hEsiDENCE-In fifth ward on Pennsylvania
residence with modern improvements.
HESiDENCE.-In Fourth Ward, situated on
street 50 feet 'front.' 100 feet deep One block
TEN ACRES LAND.-Adjoininx Corporation.
about one mile from Post Office with house and
oarh suitable Tor vegetable or building purposes.
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INllInk TWO GRAND PRIZES
l1y eOON One rs 900 . One So 900

w other prizes. The most plausible scheme
before the people. LUTHER 4 SONS Gift
subscription to the Chicago Weeklv Times
7sfhpne, Republican, or the Rerrien o. Record
and one chance in the drawing. single con-
cert tickets 81. and "a chance in the Ora W. ing
Every Postmaster in the North " estern
States, including Illinois, have our tick cts
for sale. Luther 4 Son. buchanan, Mich.
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Each Shareholder will receive by mail or
delivered at the General Office, either of the
GLOWING beautiful steel engravings: U =
Grant. Evangeline, NJ NJ Brick Pomeroy, or
zen r Lee, on receipt of three dollars, in
edition to share in the distribution.
Directors.-Jud smith. late Sheriff OF Che
nuDg County. Y, Israel . Scudder, ESQ ,
Elmira. n Y, George Bennett, Esq, Horse-
heads, NY.
COMMISSIONERS OF DISTRIBUTION
Hon y clark, Elmira, N Y, Maj w r Rath-
bone. Elmira. " y.
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Evergreens.

TEN THOUSAND EyERGRErSs man,
4 twelve TO thirty inches In height. a. n
~ nunared, or 20 per Thousand. Cali and
eU G. A. p0ItND
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AGENTS WANTED.

Ne s.3nt first class ard responsible Agents In every
tty where pse aaVr not tlr.ady appointed
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r. s. PATTINSON,
Business Manager and Cor. Sec'y, Flmira, N. Y
Shares can be procured at the General Once, FL
mira. N. ". At the principal Hotels in New York
sfty, and al; the large cities in the Union.
Good Reliable Agents Wanted.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-05-11

r. The Chicago Times of the Goth
gives All interesting account OF what
has been done up to this time to-
wards rebuilding the burnt district
OF the city. From this statement
we gather that the work OF recon-
struction is progressing with great
energy. The number Of men EN-
plOyed in the various branches OF
industry connected with the build
ing OF houses is rapidly and constant
ly increasing, and within a month
m IRE it is quite probable that at
least two OF three times as many
men as are now employed will be at
work. Up to this time three miles
of building nave been completed i'll
the South Division upon the North
and South streets, and the buildings
in progress or already erected on
the East and West street frontage,
include nearly as much space. Near
~ all the structures erected comprise
first-class buildings and block OF
building-irOn and brick, and sand
stone predominating i'll their mate
rails. Many very handsome marble
l. buildings have been erected.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-05-11
Tho National Democratic Executive
Committee.

This body which was appointed
fonr years ago. under circumstances
widely different from those now ex
listing will assemble at New York
to- morrow. Col. G. f. Hooker. OF
this city, is the member from Mis-
si~sippi, hut will not attend on ac-
count of professional engagements.
He has, however, requested Col.
Fors, tn, member from Alabama, to
represent him at the meeting and
Photographed him, suggesting that
the Committee defer action until af-
ter the assembling OF the Philadel-
plIia Grant Convention, and stat
ing that il is the wish of Mississippi
that such course be adopted IA will
defeat the Grant Administration
and military government in the
South.-ClariOn, 18th inst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-05-11

July, will define The policy of the.
ID Inol tic party.
The news of he nomination inter
rupttd tUr some time the proceed
ings of the House, the members
ga,h-ring in front of the Speakers
desk to hear the latest intelligence.
There were similar exhibitions in
the Senate while Casserly was speak.
ing. The excitement subsidized with
the announcement OF Gratz Brown
as n candidate tor the Vice Presi-
dency.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-05-11

~ The Rich inOnd Enquirer states
that arrangements have been made
for the removal at once from Gettys-
burg to Holly Cemetery of he known
dead, and and after this work is
over the unknown dead will receive
attention. The agents who visited
Gettysburg state that most of the
graves Of the dead have been ruth
lessly p.Owed by the Pennsylvania
farmers, and in many instances the
plOwshare and harrow have torn
apart and scattered the bones over
the fields. There are probably two
thousand of our men buried in
trenches, without marks to designate
their States or names.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-05-11

HABEAS CORPUs.-A Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York
Tribune says that the hardest pOlit
ical fight of the Senate, and the on
~ one in which the Democrats will
take a very active part, is expected
over the proposition to extend the
pswer Of the President to suspend
the writ Of Of kabeas c0ypus beyond
the end OF tire present session. Very
great doubts are expressed in regard
to the passage of bill of this nature.