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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

A DKFICIENCY.-The Delaware railroad is a
non paying institution. according to the report
Of President FELTON,. submitted TO the Board OF
Directors at their annual meeting, at Dover
over net earnings. Notwithstanding the heavy
peach freights and the numerous branch roads
which now feed this trunk line, it still keeps in
the drag, according to its own showing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

To-NIGHT.-At the Masonic Temple to night
the Davenports will appear in an excellent pro
gramme of frst-class comedy Those who desire
TO encourage the production of the legitimate
drama in this city, should show their desire by
their presence at the Opera House this evening
A fne performance will be given.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

REMEDY FoR Group IN oNR MIEUTE.-An
exchange says: Take q knife or Crater. and
shave or CRATE off in small particles about a
teas 2OOuinl Of alum; mix it with about twice its
quantity Of sugar TO make it palatable, and
administer as quickly as possible. Its effects
will be truly magical, as almost instantaneous
relief will be afforded.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
FIMAMoIAL AmD COMMERCIAL
q eN Adverlsements. a

" unteu-A fafm.
Leeture-J ohm B. Cough.
Farm for Rent-William Bright.
Farm for Sale-Wm. s. McCaulley.
Real Estate for Sale-RObert I. Lyman.
Public SAle-A Farm in St. Georges HID.
NOtice-W Orkingmen's Loan Association
0rand Opera House-Georgia Slave Troupe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

PURcHAskD.-John E. Grub of this city,
has purchased the farm Of SO acres, belonging 10
the estate Of Samuel Newlin, deceased, in
Franklin Township, Chester county, Pa for 81
per acre.
Robert Osborne Of Philadelphia, has pur-
chased the farm Of 172 acres, OF DR. VIM o.
borne, situated in Pennsbnry, Chester county
for &l4 600.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

GTPsIEs.-A gang OF gypsies entered the CITY.
this morning, from the Newport Pike, in a family
painted coach drawn by two horses Fortune
telling is the chief occupation of these wanderers,
and those who desIre 10 peer into the future, can
have an opportunity of testing their po wers
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
OF TIE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE,

81 SENATE.
DOVER, Jan. ~.
Senate met at 10 O'Clock, a. M
Mr.. Watson presented petition from James B.
Davis. ct. AL OF Milford Hundred, for protection
ofsheep against dogs. Read and referred to
special COMMITTEES Of three, consisting of Messrs.
Wqtson, Riddle 1nd Ellis.
The following bills were read a secoHd time
and Ieferrsd:
An act TO incorporate the John G. Baker Mo-
rocco Leather Manufacturing Company
An act to prohibit live stock from running at
large in School District No. 81.
An act TO Incorporate the Bombay Hook Land
improvement Company.
An act to incorporate the Delaware Avenue
Club Stables.
An act to incorporate the Law Library Assocla-
ton.
supplement- to the act incorporating the Dia.
mond State Iron Company.
A supplement- TO the act prohibiting cattle run
ming at large in School District No. AZ.
The House announced the passage of the fol-
lowing bills which were read the first time
An act relative to the valuation of property.
An act to prohibit the attachment of wages.
A joint resolution directing the State Treasurer
20 pay 10 David II. Wingate and John Stewart
$500 for the arrest of one Dennis
An act for tho relief of Jacob Knowles.
The following bills were read third time and
passed
An act for the relief of the Smyrna Building
and Loan Association.
An act for The relief of the Diamond State
Building and Loan Association.
An act to amend Chapter "a, Revised Code, for
the providing tor Special Constable for New
Castle county.
On motion OF Mr.. Riddle the House bill TO
amend Chapter IL, Revised Code exempting
Loan Associations from State taxes was read
The hill entitled an act TO amend Chapter 900.
Vol IL, Revised Code, in relation TO game was
read second time Also, an act 10 amend Chap
ter ~ Vol IA, for the protection OF fishermen.
Speaker Leslie introduced an act to amend an
act entitled an act enlarging the cooperative pow
ers of the Trustees of the New Castle Commons.
At ll:45 the Senate adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

weeks the Police Committee will, ct the meeting
OF City Council, TO report upon the police appoint
ments OF Mayor Simms The probable action OF
the Committee Is unknown, hut it is supposed
that most Of the appointments will be c filmed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

MAoHINERY.-Ths morning, Il. Il A. Betts
snlPped two cars of machinery 20 Philadelphia for
Mhbraham & Bros, At Philadelphia. Tomorrow
Co, OF the same city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

BorLHR.-A large boiler for heating purposes
was put into the Clayton House. to-day. II will
also furnish the motive power for the eagne which
il to work the elevator. It was manufactured by
II essrs. Hllles s. Jones, of this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

SoLD.-The farm Of Thomas Zebley, deceased
in Brandywine Hundred, consisting Of 80 acres
was recently sold TO Doc. Hanbey for $S,626.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House jbint resolution allowing A. A. Hur-
lock 500 IA reward offered for the arrest of Chas
Whitley was read and referred to the Committee
on Claims, with instructions to report immedl-
ately. The bin was reported favorably upon, and
was concurred In by the Senate.
The bill to Incorporate the Bombay Hook Land
Improvement Company was reported back by
the committee for consideration. Eight sections
were read, when the remainder was made a spec
bal oider of business for tomorrow at IL O'Clock,
q. IN.
The committee reported a bill divOrcing VIM.
II. Roberts from his wife, Mary II. Roberts, which
was read.
Mr Riddle gave notice Of an act to amend Chap
ter s. Revised Statutes, to change the number of
Levy Court Commissioners from IL to rs, allow
ing three Commissioners from Wilmington HID,
two from ADpoquinimink HID, and one from
each other Hundred in the county.
The bill TO cede certain lands to the United
States was considered and passed.
The bin incorporating the Bar Association OF
New Castle county was read a second time.
Mr. Riddle offered the following resolution,
which was adopted by vote Of In favor to 4
opposed:
ReSolUed, That the Committee on Elections be
directed 10 inquire into the expedleucv of no
changing the election laws of Delaware so AZ TO
provide Tor the election OF Inspectors, Assessors
and Road Commissioners ON general election
days, with leave 20 report by bill OF otherwise.
Che intention OF the resolution Is TO abolish
what is known as the "Little Elections")
AT 40 the Senate adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23
9asts E Shoes.
A HEAVY STOCK OF .PRIEG SUMMER
CHEAP eOoTs AND SHOES,

Second ST., 2 doors West Of Market.
The undersigned respectfully informs his m,EaN
friends and the public that he has on haad II
. large and we'll selected stock Of FALbtN
AND WINTER BOOTS. SHOES and GAI- -
TERS, suitable for Ladies, Gentlemen Misses Ana
Children, which manufactured from the best ma.
ters and made in the best manner, and Willb0 sold
as low rs the same artiele can be obtained In tAs
ora ny other city. Ladies and gentlemen buying al
my store will have the advantage aTge and va
riod sssoTtmsnt fTpm which % SCI iashAonAble
and neat fitting boot o. shoe. III ublie are cor,
daily invited to call and eXallne my gtpek aqQ
learn my exceedingly low pTleea, ooo.,,
jY26-lR JOHN X. BAbCOCk'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-23

FINE W ATCaH Es. CLOCKS and
JEWEn.RtY,
At NO. IS East Fourth Street
WILMIN
GfNEG8 The undersigned would respect
ASEERS4M fully call thu attention Of ladies
land gentlemen TO his hne assOft-
ment Of Watches, Clocks. Jewery, Silver and Plat
ed Ware all Of which is entirely new and embraces
the latest and most approved styles He asks spe
cial attention 10 bis American Lever Watch, which
is superior Ayole. both In finish and for correct
ness Of time. A good assortment Of CLOCKS jOWelFy
and silver aud plated ware always on hand. at low
figures. Everything guaranteed as represented,
RepairinR of all kinds promptly and neatly dopO
on reasonably teTRA.
pablo patronage respectfully solicited.
J. CLAYTON MASSEY,
- Octa8tf No. lb IL. ROuFth street.
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MORE OF THE NoNTBkGlE GREW
CONGRESS-.

louisiana Matters 10 be Probed 10 the
Bottom-Tbe Vienna Appropriation
Washington NaBuwent-Ets FOunda.
tion Soft-Defecfs of the Electoral Us.
Icm-Eiaborate Speech OF MIR. Morton
Private Bill Day in the House.
WASHINGTON, January lit is under
stood that the Senate Committee ON Privi
leges and Elections intends to probe the
Louisiana matters to the bottom.
The Senate considered the Vienna appro
priatiOn.
Mr. Carpenter withdrew his amendment
appropriating 100000 to the Washington
monument, expressing doubt as to the
possibility of completing it from the soft
ness of the ground under the monument
The bill then passed
Mr. Morton made an elaborate speech
upon his resolution directing the Committee
on Elections and Privileges to inquire into
the defects of the present electoral system
and the best means of remedving them.
Mr.. Trumbull replied, agreeing with Mr..
Morton in some respt cts, but dissenting
from some of his views as to the proper
remedy. The founders of our government,
he said, intended to found republic, not
pure Democracy. 1t was not intended
that the majority should have all the power;
TO put the government on that basis would
prepare the way to q despotism- The mat
ter went over.
HouSe-Private bill day.
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WHOLE NUMBER It'll.


found not to interfere with the discharge of
the duties as postmaster.
heads OF departments and other officers
oi the government who have the appoint
men6 OF subordinate officers are requested
TO take notice of this order and to see to
the enforcement OF its provisions and terms
wltaln the sphere of their respective de-
part1nents or offices. and as relates to the
several persons holding appointments under
them respectively
ly order of the President
HAMILTON FISH,
-, Secretary of Stale.
Ga" CneS0ktes here are gleeful over the
defeat of the Okohuma bill The review
OF the case Is as follows: The bill TO or
game the Indian country south of Kansas
into Territory of Okohoma after two
days debate in the House, was laid on the
table, by vote of more than tw0-thirds
This measure had been pressed in the in.
terest OF Ofticeseekers and of railroad cor
porauons, who hope to obtain grants of
iand amounting to more than 1000 600 of
acres, already patented or secured to the
Indians now holding them by both law aud
treaty.
The lobby as well represented by the
St Louis Board of Trade and other parties,
who seek to break up the Indian policy and
rob the Indians of their rights. Congress
decided otherwise, and determined to pre-
serve the faith of the government and carry
out its pledges and stop the wrongs and
peculations which have too often occurred
in our dealings with this feeble race, and in
this the honest and Christian sentiment Of
the country will sustain them.
The Aimee opera boutfe company pro-
duced the opera of "Le Cent Vierges" in
this city tonight for the first time. There
was crowded and very well pleased audi
enCe present
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FOREIGN,

Rcported Coalition of Legirimist- a.S
,s"Co.a,i,,,;.nn. -
,he Erenct lsse,,hIv~,Iore If ~.
20 80 - mo
,n"nn"ia, fI.va,aso.oan r.-.si
"n' 1 "o"no
-h".is =. ra"'' nro'n ho,d-
ef" Oh ro'eiS' nohaS-rIorid"' Ffr-
Rinin' alabama ana "eor2in-Disabied
NteaDisnip-Aboltion OF slavery In
Porto RicO-PTince Hnmbert.
PARIS, January H.-It is runOred in the
Versailles lnbbie@ that the Legitimisis and
''ltdiiEL@ HhNf dl'-CFh.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18
NEW BUILDINGS.
NEW ORLEANS CREDIT FONCIER
ASSOCIATION.
otnce-No. 4e OLD LEVER STREET.

| otfce-No. 46 OLD LEVER STREET.
| Buildings constructed by the association IN ten
| months work, ended December 81, 1872:
One house cornor Dauphine and Deslonde.
| one double tenement house on Gasquet street,
1 BE- ween Tout and Rochebave.
| One house on Eighth street, between Chippewa
| and AnnunCiation.
one double tenement house corner Palmyra and
| DSrgeHnis.
| one house on Girod street, between 81, Bernard
and Annette.
| One ,econd house Girod street, be St.
One house 81. Claude street. between Ker,
lerec and Columbus
| One double tenement house on ElysIan Fields,
between GiTod and st. John Baptist
one house corner Sodele and Sts Anthony
| str cts.
| one house OF Palmyra street. bet ween Roman
| and PIeur streets.
| Two brick houses Rampant Street. between
Clouet aid ntegut.
one double tenement house. corner Of Claiborne
and Bayou road.
Que double tenement house on Dauphine street
corner Delery.
One tine finished house on Carondelet street.
between First and Second.
One. twUstOry house with an iron 7eranda in
front, Greatmeu street. between BnRtnen and
Poet.
one house on St. Bernard street, between Good
One Handsome stylish finished building Cd
Lapeyrouse street, between Broad and White
One house ON First street, between Claiborne and
Willow.
one house on Gssquet street. between Roche.
bllye and Dorgenois.
One house on Car0ndelet street, between Fous
cher and Amelia.
One house on Live Oak street. between White
and Seventh.
one house on Gasquet street, between Derbgny
and Roman.
One house Oh Fgania street, between Casacalve
and Moreau.
One house On Gravier street. between Howard
and Ere ct.
Que house Abadie street, between Tonti and
R0Cheb!ave.
One double tenement house on Rampant street,
between Cotton Press and St Ferdinand.
One house on seventh street between st. Denis
anh st. Patrick
Onetao story building on Greatmen street, be-
tween ClOuet and Louisa
One house Un New St Bernard, between Force
and ViItUee
The ohjt tct ef this assoc;at!sn is 10 enable 9go
sul . OF restricted n--5ns 10 become owners of
home bv paying srrsl month"; 'ns:,ments equal
10 . reuto At The same slime Gle stock oi this as
sociati ION I. fully guaranteed by first mortgage,
WITH vendors privileg" O3 ali the properties sold
by The Bald association.
For INQUIRIES, persons may call at the ofice, No
as Ola Levee street, from A. NJ. to Pm.
ja7 cod In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18
Appointments Confirmed by the Senate

Appointments Confirmed by the Senate.
IN executive session.. yesterday, the fol.
lowing nominations by the Governor were
confirmed:
Grant Pa,'ish-Shepard Williams, Judge;
Daniel II. Shaw. sheriff: H. c. Register,
clerk of court: Charles Smith, recorder;
Henry Disharier coroner; Thomas johnson,
Louis Nee kine, K. j. Hawer, John Mccoy ,
Allen Woods, John Llncsomr, Il. f. Brim,
William Ali.ono James Roberts, 5. L.
Curry. A, Z. Ryan. Justices o! the peace;
Iiftin White. Charles Wn0:s. eunstables.
VIM. Ptr!sh-D;.ajei Kelly. judge. Jos.
q. Adams. sheriff. Il. {. Jones. distri, t
clerk; Peter Shumacknr. Isaac b. ta.u,, ,
Patrick Sm,th. John &. Matbis. jaime. I q
Works. police jurors: Adolr rh.s Banks, :.
w. Snulnac'er. William 5 King. A Il.
Mcdonald, Samuel Psarce. ?. 6. Matthir,
James p. Reidh, inner. r bor5 Young JUS
tees of the pe.cs; =. G. BanfSo TAX cOilec-
tor: Scter ShUmdCker, parish surveyor,
jceeph Be'ne:-.n. assistant suyesyssoT es
registration.
Madiso. I'uish-f. s. 1snaiso par.h
indg-; En.s NJ Crawer, sheriff; Patrick
Watson, clerk OF court; William w. John
sou. IecOrders Robert Blockman, cor0-
ner: George Washington, police juror;
William Robinson. Robert Barnes Jesse
CrosIin, A. b. Brown, Israel James,
N. b. Clifford Thomas II. Grimes justices
of tho peace; Levi Scott. Alfred Barnes,
George Wa-hingtono j. So Bilss Martin
Dayo Ueuss GoIlins, elias P.!ryo consta
b.cs.
, Cl.i6o,ts Sa,4sa-a G. naroe-. W. 70
Oaks, Geosg. !5hawe j. II. Simmons. J. q.
H~arde pollc- Jurors; e. j. EapzIs. ~. 40
n. w. j. Iver-, J c. King'sn, r. 6.
Bridges. ' G. Beekhams Jonathan Fer
Su.pL.. j. ". Willis. David Earuthe'e. Jus
.Ice. os lne .eaces NJ. u Rata. W. ". An.
.iry."n. i.aao " Dye, john Carr. Frank
Henry, Madison rtrri.t, & j. Rs.lauI, j.
" !iatris eDnstsb'es.
, =. L. Giude'o Commissiones os Metre.
poHtan Police. vice Thomas I~snel'e. term
eXnired
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18
FOR RENT.

Fu1n RENT-A PLANTATION IN THR PARISH
of St Charles, containing $50 arpeuts undt T
cu lture 900 OF which in cane with seed
cane enough TO plant from $50 to EO a Pents WITH
The nee. ssaiy stock and implements Of husbandry.
There is a fine sugarhouse, mil, perjury and
laborrrs Quarters on the place, with good steau
engine and range or six kettles, al 10 perfect or
der. vii be let low Apply to b. A noULiF No.
ia Cusf omhouse 8 rect 1aifot
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LOST

0sT OR STOLFN. THE PUBLIC ARE
4 hereby notified not to s"Ount nor take in
payment the following notes and obligations stolen
: few days ngo from the undersigned:
A note of + IS, drawn by Dominique honnica to
fhe order OF the uudersigned, GATED October Il,
lS72 payable ut sixty days.
A note of + lT5 drawn by Cemblon TO the order
of Ricard, aud by him ind"rsed, dated March II
1872, payable one ear altrr dhtc.
Two due Nils or higa ions drawn by FRANCOIS
Trie-One of + 1870 and the o. her OF pIUG-to The Or
der of Undersigned and p Yah g on demand
A note or obligation of t25Z, drawn by Jean
Fourment to the ool,r oi the undersigned, dated
March 2l 1872 pa able on demand.
PAYMENT of The above o;+s lad obligation has
been stopped.
i,l2 II 81 PIERRE AZOUR
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was out of order, as the bill had been in the
hands of committee and report had
been made.
Pending the discussion on the bill the
today.
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v O.T OR MGSi.A!D-oNa cE&rAIN

v O~T OR NlSi.A!D-"NE CERTAIN Pro.
A. nissory no e for the 3 m of $500 drawn and
indorscd by John Henry dated January 4, 1872. and
payable one year after date, aud bearing interest
at eight per cent per auIlum rom da'e ill paid,
and pRraphed uv yaIetuT bv K. COmWagt re, notary
public of this city, Ia identity il with All act passed
before him on the said January 4, I8I2 TIE public
il warned not TO negotiate SAID note the pas Inent
of the same having been sropp-d ~ the hands of
The said John Henry.
jalO II "a u frit MANUEL BONNET.
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NOR BENT-RooMs WITH or WITHOUT
E board, in suites single. Also. few day
boardors taken. Apply 1T No. III Camp street mean
St. Joseph oeS
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rousE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE

IL tor ssle--A comfortable iwo,storv h9uee,
-l11ribly located on Camp street, with everything
coinpitte for house keeping and al in good order
bel lg nearly new, viii be sold In block to pur
cnaser for his own use The establishment ls com
plete in all depsr ments, having been selected by
its owner for use. will De sod on account o. oae
health Furniture deaters and vendors neeo mol
arniv Adnress HOJJsF at this Office js4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18
BY TEL RAPH
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
PROBING LOUISIANA MATTERS
oEFgO:S or THE ELEC9ORAJ SYSTEM
Supervising staambeas cgslspsesess
sROeIaMsslOH 81 1Hs SaE:loEEI
fedora! and State Offices Incompatible
70 CEASE OF THE FOURTH i0T MaRCH
AZ CID JOURNALIST DEAD
MORE OF THE MONTBAGlE GREW
NEW RADICAL .0URNAb II savanna
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7 usST OR MI~LAlD-A CERTAIN DUE BILL
IA or aoknowedgmel given 10 me by Nj. Her
mann 7. Sturcken, dated New Orleans, Septemb ber
O. IgsI written in the German language, for three
hundred fancs (Prench coin), " hlch deposited in
his hands for SAFE Keeping Mr. Stnrcken has been
notified OF he lo-- of the same and The hhder WI
be SUITABLY rewarded uron returning said acknowl
edgment due bill 10 him. - -
itII E2l MARTIN LITZLER,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18

The ladies of Kansas City think the prac-
tice of keeping open house on New Year's
rather monotenous. sOne lady received six
calls from the same gent during the day,
Who would have called again if his legs had
aot gone back on him
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-18
The Southern CIaim- Commission.

A Washington special to the St. Louis
Globe says;
This commission is abolished by the law
creating it on March B. 1873, but PROPOSE
ton viii be up before Congress soon to ex-
tend lis powers fer four years longer. The
commission has passed upon 800 claims,
and has 1900 still on nle. 1t claims to have
worked arduously, and that it could not,
under the circumstances, have considered
more than The frat named amount, ~ many
cases occupied over u DAY in taking the tes-
timony- Very little doubt exists that the
commission will be continued lcng enough
to allow for the disposal of the claims now
on fle.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DURlNsTKlN CONCERTS.
RUBIESTElE AND WIESIAWsKL
CPERA HOUSE,
SioInne ncing Monday, January -.
ANTON tsgBiNSTtIN.

nNt~.N
THE GREATEST LIVING PIANIST.
tefr ~ ak. his first and only appearance IN New
GrjeauE tocethe, vi. aD snsf nblc ot smin'nt
artist, including HENRI wlEEIAWsKI, the
eorki renowued .ol!nist. regarded an Europe ss
Sbe only rival to the memory Of Paganinii' hLLE
LOUISE LIBBHARt. the celebrated sopranos
AILE LOUISE ORMENY, the favorte contTalto
aoeompanist, MONS. L. RBMBIBLIESKL
gaIe Of seat. commences THURSDAY. January
%, .t the Opera House and at Grunewa aids musso
stores
scale OF Prices.
Dress Circle and Parquette proscenum IN boxes - 90
)re.s Circle and Parquetto latticed boxes. 50
Dress Circle open boxes 50
Second tier boxes. "
Orchestra chairs ........... W
pHFquette, reserved. .....-......,' So
n. B.-SubscIlbers washing to retain their seats
FOR each or all Rubinstein's concerts respect
'uly requested TO notify the tOx oliee before the
regular sale of seats.
steinway pianos used al Rubinsteln ccncerta
ale
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lCoNTINUED ON KIeBrH PAGE
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ssamana Bay Scheme-ReDorts from Su-
pervisiDg Inspectors of STEAMBOATS,
Arkgnsns SenatOrship-Cnbinet Meet
ing-PrJcIamatiOn by the President
IncOmpntibiIity of Federal and state
Offces-It Must Cease on the Fourth