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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-12
CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE.

The banks are doing but little in the way
of discounts, though we believe they pretty
much accommodate all their regular
customers in their call for loans. All loans
are On short time, thirty or sixty days, and
at the rate Of ten per cent per annurn.
Exchange on New York is quiet. The
banks buy at par and sell at the rate of 81
per Thousand premium.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Gold APPEARS rather stronger, opening in
New York yesterday al Ill, advancing to
1i1s and closed at 111a. For the small lots
offered here our dealers pay 1143 and hold
at 112. Silver is taken at los for halves and
quarters.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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Mashvl.Is Prov1sasa mnrs.,.

Market very quiet. We quote packed
from store as follows:
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 105c; cles,
rib sides 1O!c; shoulders 9lc.
BAcoN-Clear sideA lie; clear rib sides
lie; shoulders 104c.
LARD.Choice in tierces 9lc; kegs 1Osc;
buckets 11ac.
CHOICE HAAs-Sugsr-cured canvased
15c.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Sugar cured 1910.
BEEF ToNGUEs-Per dozen So.
Receipts of country bacon light. We
quote at 1Oc for shoulders; lie for sides,
and 1S6lSac for hams from wagon.
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Farm AND GARDEN.
sTEAMRARMING

The steam plows, barroWs, grubbers anC
other machines exhibited at the World1
Fair In Vienna by Euglishmen, attrac
great attention from large landholders from
Russia, Hungary and other parts of Europe
It is remarkable that these useful nipple
ments of tillage should be largely used
fifteen years in England before their intro
duction In the United States, where steam
labor is very common. Our large farmers
appear to dislike blowing by any stationary
engines operating on one side of field with
long steel chains drawing gang of .plows
across the land to bs broken up
They want locomotive engine to run
across the field and draw the plows after it.
In this case tie engine will do harm By
COMPRISING the ground, like loaded wa
gen ever cross plowed fields. The
Euglish plows never turn round at the end
of land; but the machine has two sets,
one that break the ground in one direction,
which are lifted into the air and rest on
wheels while another set of iplows break
the earth as the machine returns across the
field. Thus steam apparatus that works
six plows in gang has twelve for constant
service, six in the ground, to plow in
one direction, and six riding, 10
plow when the machine returns.
Wherever horse feed is dear and fuel cheap,
steam tillage is economical on large estates.
But as the ancient Romans, including Gin
cinnatus, could not keep yoke of oxen to
work little farm of six acres, 50 small
farmers in our day cannot probably use a
steam power that costs from three to nine
thousand dollars, to cultivate 100 acres of
arabic land. But, by uniting their means,
as when several men buy reaper or thresh-
ing machine, they may purchase a steam
cultivator aud learn to use il at profit.
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New York General Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 11-FIour, less active
and lower; extra Ohio 50 9568 80; st.
Louis S7.1OG1l.O0. Whisky lower at 81.
Wheat more active and lower; spring 81 as;
new No. Chicago 81 5661.56; winter red
western $l.7161.72. Rye mora active;
western, last half ripe, 97c. Barley quiet
and unchanged. Corn fairly active and
shade higher; steamer western mixed 610
64ae; sail 65665ac. Oats quiet at 4Sc.
Coffee scarce and very firm. and held at
i6ac higher; Rio 20s622sc gold. Sugar
unchanged; fair to good refining ssdSsc.
Pork dull and 3 shade lower. Mess pork
$1737.. Cut meats unchanged; middles
steady. Lard steady; old western and
steam 8s68 7-16e.
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New York Dry Goods szarHe1.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE jobbing move
ment VAS very spirited to-day, and al uu-
usually large amount of business was trans
acted in all branches of trade. The market
for cotton goods is steady and unchanged.
Brown and bleached eottons and cotton
fiannels are selling freely, and are closely
sod up. Prints are very brisk and scarce.
Worsted dress goods, shawls and hosiery
are active. WOolens and wool flannels ars
in spirited demand. Foreign goods are
selling freely.
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CInetnnatI Marketa.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.-Flour market
dull at S7.006725. Wheat quiet at Sl.3S0
lao. CorD-demand fair and market firm
at SIC. Bye firm at &c. Oats and barley
quiet and unchanged Groceries strong.
Oils firm. Butter and cheese market steady
and in moderate demand. Provisions quiet.
Mess pork held at SIG, jobbing sales. Lard
quiet and unchanged; steam Ss68c; kettle
SGS5c. Bulki meats quiet; shoulders held
at SIC; clear rib 9ae; clear 9sc. Bacon
only Jobbing demand; shoulders held at95c;
clear rib 105c; clear 10se; hams essier at
13s6143c. Whisky firm and easier at 93c.
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Best material for bathing dresses--Duek.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 11-Flour steady and
unchanged; family S7.5069O9. Wheat
dull and lower; Ohio and Indiana red 81 SO
Los. Corn steady; mixed western 45c.
Rye steady at S5d92c. Provisions, good
order trade for bulk meats and bacon. Mess
pork steady $l77561S00. Bulk, bacon
and larJlunchanged. Ceffee strong and ex-
cited; fair to prime Rio 21623c gold. Whis-
ky steady at 9Si93e.
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and firmer; mixed and yellow zoe; white
70672c. Oats scarce and higher at 47d4sc.
Bacon dull and dropping at 93610a6l0sc.
Whisky dull and lower; Louisiana 96c;
Cincinnati S1.02; others unchanged. Ster-
ling 2lae; sight premium; gold 112It.
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menaphIs Markets

MEMPHIS, Sept. 1I.-FlOur, demand
fair and market firm at S6T9.jO. Corn
meal, demand fair and market firm at 50 80.
Corn scarce and firm. o Is do. Hay dull
and prices nominal. Bran scarce and firm.
Bacon, demand fair and marke, fin aud
unchanged. Pork and lard dull al un-
chaUOad
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Louisville Markets.
Chicago sIarkeas.

CHICAGO, Sept. 11-Flour, demand fair
and market firm; stock light. Wheat quiet
and weak; No. spring Silt; No. 2 Sl.l2i,
cash; September 1.12s; October No. 8, LOG.
Corn market steady; No. 2 mixed 37sc,
for cash or Az for October. Rye demand
fair and market firm; No. 2, CSC. Barley de-
mand fair and market firm; No. 2 fall SI.2S,
No. 8 95697c. Provisions quiet and I'M
changed in every respect, and very little
doing on account of the Packers COnven-
ton; prices nominally unchanged. Whisky
demand fair and prices advanced at 92ac.
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BANKING.
DANIEL =. CARTE
GENERAL MARKETS.
THURSDAY, Sept. II, 1878.
aAsnrfEla Onaaon Markat.

The market to day closed firm as follows:
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Meanwhile and Chattanooga Railroad bonds,
enuVIsou' uue Id''.''.''' ................. 8
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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-04-12
P1gbS;C EMssdS.
UNITED STATES CONSOLIDATED
LAND OFFICE.

LAND OFFICE,
NV Orleans, La, Feb, IL, 1873.
TN accordance with instructions receiv-
ed from the commssipner of the Gen
eral Land Office at Washington, D. c.,
dated January 3Oth 1873.
Notice is hereby Given
That on and after the l l5th dcy cf March
1873, the following lands, in the late S.
w. d. L.. which were approved under
the Act of June 81 1856 to the State Of
Louisiana for the N o, 0 & G W RR, w.
ing west of Brashear City. and declared
forfeited to HE United States by Act Of
Congress of July l4M 1870
Will be restored to entry under
the provisions of the u. S. Home
stead Laws.
Amopg'others all such uuappropriated
lands lying and being in 'aa
Townships 8. Q. 10, II. -, s. ofR E.
/" s, 9, 10, IL, -, IS s Of r 4 E..
10, II. IL. 13, s Of r S E.
T 6. 7.eS RE; T 7, s. 9, 10, IL S R
9 E; IL. IL, Is s re e: II, l3, IS S
R 7 E; T 13. IA 8 X E: T12. IA, II s
R 9 E: TIL. IA. Is. us r 10 E; I Is,
1e S. R. IL E; tbs. Is SRl2 E; T5,
6 S R W; IA, 5SR2 w; Ts.4, SIS
r 8 W; T 2, 3.4 SRA "; T..2.S. 4.
5 S R W: !.2. 8. 4. Is SR6 w; T
2, .4SR7 W;Tl.2 4SR8 w:
~ a o 4 G ID n w. n 4 a q q ID IN
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E~ Those of our clients and Parish
ioners who have, throug Oh our mediation
made and filed, in the Land Office at New
Orleans, their provisional applications for
lands subject to Entry under the Home
stead Law, are specially referred to the
following official notices Of Register and
Receiver Barnard IL I1v tt and are re-
ques;ed to call Immediately at our office
for the purpose Of having their entries of
said lands reinststed and completed.
Ed. EUG. MOUTON, Atty.
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Che fafapcttc Gouertiser.
TERMS

TERMS
SrBscRlPTIoN-TH THREE DOLLARS per annum
in aauunce. For six months, ST IS.
-ADvERTISING-
Per Square, 40 lines or less). ........ 81 so
Every subsequent insertion. n.. Is
Announcement of candidates for Office $40 90
No credit will be given for Advertising or Job
work. except by special agreement
Cards stating merely the names. business and
place Of residence, with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked, will be pub
lshed until forbid and charged for accordingly
pzy- All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day Of publication. or on the day
of sale. No advertisements will be inserted unless
security is given or amount Of costs deposited
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4 Thare are 4 good mAuy Coogsessmsu
Who have not (yet) drawn their increased
pay, AID sore Of them ars,telling the loIks
At home that they have drawn H." Bat
uudrawu stands to thsis credit,
and will bs available to themselves o. TO
,hei, heirs at any time, even for ysars 10
come, until the account is actually closed
by receipt Of the money. The honest
way is to draw the increased dividend and
reconye,t it into the national Treasury.
The dishonest way is to say Il have not
drawn it," aud then to quietly pocket il
hereafter. -
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City Council of Vermi.ionv,lle.
Regular Meeting of Nj srch Sd 1873.

AWSui0I WeeSsu8 VI W0SCu Ou 1850
Present: Vim. O. Smith, Mayor, and
Messrs. r. L. Mcbride, H. Landry, Aug.
Mcnnier B. A. Salles J. j. Revillon and
J N. Judice. Absent: r. Gagneux.
The reading Of the minutes were dis.
pensed with, and g a3
On molten. It was resolved, That the
proposal II Albert Judice, 10 put and keep
tho streets in sepair for twelve months,
from date signing contract be aud is here
hy accepted; provided the said Judice
furnish bond With security As required BY
the COMMITTEES on Streets and bridges,
which said conmittee is authosixed to re-
ceive in the name Of the Mayor of. the
Corporation. and provided farther, the
said Judice sigu contract for said work.
with all the specifications required BY said
Comm ttee ! ]. .9a *.F
On motion, Il was resolved, That ths
resolution passel By the City Council at
their meeting Of Feb. 28th 1879, accept
ing the proposal of J. s. Rand, for repair
ing the streets, &C., te and the same is
hereby repealed.
Ou motion. 1t was resolved, That the
resolution passed May 18Th SB72. in re-
gard to other shows, b and the same is
hereby amended, so al to read, and all
other shows Ten Dollars. for one or more
performances, at the discretion of the
Mayor. sp} v u g a
On melton, the Council adjourned to
the next regular meeting. aa a
II. NJ. BAILEY, w. O. SMITH,
Secretary. efs .s. Mayor.
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= For Safe.

FINE tract Of prairie land situated
IA in this parish, sbont six miles west
0f vermi'ionvi'iey one.half 81 mile from
the line Of the NJ O., N. h T. Railroad,
containing about 100 arpents the land is
ditchcd and we'll drained; good we'll
and a beautiful grove Of oak aud china
trees on the place.
For terms appy at che ADVERTISER Of
ALFRED BREnUx.
March lst tlsf3. sitss Il Hr ..s
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For CNSN OssEey.

NJ ESSRS. PLONSKY g. ROGER.
Nl merchants. corner Of LAFAYETTE and
Mai" stres's. Opposite the Cohrt House),
have adopted the cash rule; and will here
sfter sell for cash only. Purchasers will
please take notice, and consider the ad-
vantages offered by house doing business
on this plan. Selling for cash, they have
no bad accounts to cover with extra profits
and can therefore, afford to sell cheap.
Srling for cash. they have always the cash
to rep!enish their stock. which they can
do at the lowest possible price; another
and important reason why they can sell
cheap.
Messrs. P!onsky l. Roger have large
and well selected stock Of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hosiery. Hcts,
Shoes. Boots, Soadlery, Grocery. Glass
rare, Harduare, Tnware, and Wooden-
,corks, dc.
Those who call on them, can RELY on
being promptly attended to.
They are the only agents in this place for
the famous
PUCK'S BRILLIANT COOKING
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~In England, 5000, 900 pound.
Of paper are made every year by 10000
laborers, in $50 paper mills; 40, 900 per.
sons make this over into books, news.
papers, ami the like matter ; $4,000 boot
binders bind these for preservation. Litss-
airy composition Of every sort requires
100000 gross Of pens each week. -
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Gov. LEs1LE's MESSAGE RECOMMENDING THE
LEGISLATURE TO PaoTEsr AGAINST THE RECENT
FEDERAL UsURYATIONs-A MANLY GRAPHING
WITH THE GREAT CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTIONS
AT IsSuE-THE FIRST EARxEST APPEAL.
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C. WEIsSER,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR

Main Street, between Washington andLafayette
-.,4sa , Streets. IA, g.
--latest Fashions Rceivea Monthly: All
Wmk Guaranteed. Give ne trial.
mS.-ly. Vernigionville, La.
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Aa,ssti Uses .ns:srelyes.

z<s sssS6C0 SvOcICCIkcS.
4 s'el.iess ioio,ms re.pectueu.emeu,
emh e 10 public en- general.
s'riss directement de Ia NouveIle
a!se ~ Dtock complet de mar
vi ~ ~ sus: y
i! isss seche ct de Fan
tosts qs.liss.
y n's.Es, pour dame. ct
eaux Case uettest,: ::
4. Z esses's Il snfanta. &
neots touts fats 1 4
n ia xs.gsee,., ;;;sss'
y 8 -Au0Sr-ss,
.ss, - = .0sscsries, v,r,ri.;
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g1ye essDs,ss.o,t.., Z
~ FINES
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9DD0nD SAan,
eNERCHA1sE.

Corner of Main and ST. John S.s., near the
Catholic Church).
vEsxILIoxvILlE, La, &
HAS on hand large and complete
IL stock If dry goods, consisting Of
Calico of the. Jexf prints, French Alpa
ca. French Meripos, Fine Cloths and
Cds;nets Of d;6sren. colors, Domes-
tics, &c, dc.
READY MADE CLOTHING
Gentlemen and Boys Coats. Pants and
Vests Ladies' Shaw!s and Cloaks. >
BOOTS. SHOES, Gc.,
Ladies, gentlemen and boys' Boots, Shoes
i. .. aud B,ogans. . .s.j
Ladies, gentlemen and children's Gloves
aud Hose.
HArs and CAPS.
- ---
sai.a5 tta ALSO
A 6ne and select assortment Of FANCY
ARTICLES, PeRFuMERY, &c.
.ys. $500
GUNS. PISTOLS and KNIVES
49,. - = ~ 9 -
ssssf the 6rst quality and from the best
manufactoriss. g
q = - 5 rs x - = 8 AZ 80 ~ "a
8tf as
xx...I....-.2 ~ ,oa..,.. - e. aa-sk
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!, .RAKERY FOB RENT.-One Bakery
ID good order for rent on St. Johns
atteet. near the Catholic Church. 4,84F
Apply to sa ~. SUMMER
oeAt sl7ih 1874 20
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NORM NORMAN & REISS,
lI1haltsolc Gonfrftioners

..xuyAcruRERs OF AND DEALERS IN
p.,, Stick Candy. Gam Drops, Cor
II Drops, Sugar almonds, Lozenges
G.am, C,ystal;zsd Fruits. yu"be Paste
n. ~ BOsboss, Chocolate, Jellies. Cakes
Fri. Sy,rps, DC:
trmics'li and Macaroni. Extract OF
Coffee, Ground Spices
so,. Agents for the justly Celebrated
.nrCANprEs, BON TON, SANTA CLAUS
NOVELTIES, sHo0.FLY'and the GREAT
CASH BOX.
Nh l2l and 1873 OLD LEVEE St.
n (now Drcatur
RAvss 81. Louis and Toulouse Sts.
NEW ORLEANS.
Sept. 2s, ~.
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Crockeyy and GLASSWARE, '-..'
.,4 Esasy parlor Lamps, .
p sA ~ assortment Of Jes0el,y
9 And mady other articles too numerous
10 mention. 10 4ssfsss3
Allsofwhich he offers for 'sa'e u low
prices. for cash and he invites the public
generally TO give him call ahd2examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
o1s4Alt872. 88 -
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., nj, rI,e where ONLY PURE STICK ChNDY
is manufactured
v,.y,x JAMES J. REIss.
, 1873-05-03

A1pAEy, N. T.. Alay 2.-DEEvEs-The opening Of
the market yesterday presented tho usual featurea-a
sn,al attendance Of buyers md limited salos. about
700 head having been disposed 9 100 short Of tat day
Hhode Island, Connecticut, MaBsachsctts, and river
counties and vicinity has been ls,ec thoMgh there a,o
large. Thorcceips Of yesterday al cars includ
Of State To-day the roesipta amount to Il carl
tho offerings sl bottsr than aat wcok Among ro-
cclrts some worry nnc Illinois eteers tho best seen
in market this year. belonging to Patterson, though
not q noad Of thom was sold to-day. The
salca Of to-day aro. very few There has been
no duller market this year, and mono which
has resulted dsaatrously 10 ali concerned Tho
openinB Of tho market Thnraday wns fully 80 low
or than last week. To-day prlces compared with limit
wook from No to 10 lover As buyera 1nvo obs-
nntey held o, sellers were oblgod to mako largo con-
EessiopH, which will cauao heavy losacs.
h1IuH Cows-Roceipta amount to about 60 head,
and faw hsyo hcon sold at $4500@50.00. There has
been little done in this branch Of trade.
SHEEP AND LAMns-Fa!r supply aud moderate dc.
rand only few head sold, AID thoae at fully Nc oil
from lust week. Wool shcep, o;1@7Ac por h shorn,
oGGEc.
, 1873-05-03
EorofRtl Markets,

LIVERPOOL, May 2-11a m.-Fi,ur, 27a I'd. Win.
tor wheat, 12s I'd: spring. 11sGsl2s 81 white, 11a Cd
@t1a I'D club, 12a9l2s al. Corn, ATS Cd. Pork,
Cts Cd. Lard, 41B,
LrvEnpooL, hiay 2-1:35 p. m.-proadstutra dull and
lower, Whito wheat lis 8d@11H 10a; club 12s Corn,
27aod. Lard, &0s ID. Pork, 6ss.
LONDON, May Is p. m.-OonBola 034s; 6-20a Of U5,
o2 do Of 'e7, o3zf; 104os, e9A; New York Is, G91;
Erie, 10A. ;:
PAn1s, hIny 9-Rentcs, 81 fir B5c.
IlvEarooi, 1lay 2.-Ootton fiat; middng uptaud,
o@o6o; Orloana DAa93lc. sAlen, $4,000 baca Amcrl-
cant 1000 speculation and export, 200o Sales Of the
1tocf, TAI 900; American, A3o00 Roccirt, l03.oo0;
American, 90 600. Block aloat, b77,oo0; American,
2280o0. Act,al export, 1000.
l;reat1stuGa quiet. california whto wheat, ayorsgo
quality lis ed@l1s 1ol club, 1as; rod winter 12s 2
Flour 27s ID. Corn, 27s Oh.
Pork, 68s. Cheese, rs. Cumberland 1nidd1cs, 88s
Cd. Short ribs, sos I'd.
lseceipts OF wheat for tho past days. 900 qunr-
tcrs, all American. Receipts Of corn for tho aame
time, Il, 900 quarters; American, 1000.
, 1873-05-03
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
EThtW7T


6PR1NoFIELD, nl., May 2.-The 6onato mot at
$50 o'clock am. President EARLY in tho chair.
Thirty Senators answered roll-call.
RESOLUTIONS.
A resolution waa adopted directing the Secro-
lot form, 5000 copies Of HouHo bill Amending
Certain, sections Of tho Revenue law, to DO dis
trbutcd pro rata to tho soyoral counties aud
townships.
4 further resolution WAS offered directing the
publication at once OF GOO copies of the number
authorized by Inv, Of laws and Journals OF tho
Assembly for "7tribution amoug menbora md
officers. Ref+ Il to the Committee on Print
ing.
Mr. STAnNE offered resolution directing
tho Commissioners Of Public Printing to inquire
into, and report upon, q certain claim Of z. A.
Paine, againAt the State, for binding. Adopted.
''BIILa DISPOSED OF,
House bill 423, fixing tho torms OF County
Courts, WAS called up and pasaed-yeas, 81 !;
nays, 0.
House bill 56s, to suppress tho trado in ob-
Bceno literature, and advertisement Of aamo
and articles for procuring abortion was called
up, road third time and paaHed-yons, 81 !;
nays, 0.
THE nusi,rEr CASE.
The resolution, adopted BY tho House, In rela-
tion to alleged oyerpAyment for copying by ex-
Secretary OF State Kumrnol. Adoptod-ayos, % +;
noes, !.
THE HALAnY-0RAp.
Mr.. CUMMINGS moved suspension OF rules
to considor House resolution cenaurlug tho Con-
grosalonnl aalnry-grab. Hostages, IS; noes,
70. as fOliowB: