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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-18

Best calicos at 10 cents per yard, a.,
J w. FERRRLs;
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-18

"GorNa through the Rye" is at pre-
sent the most appropriate song for the
ladies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-18

TIE temperance women OF Pitts'
burgh are praying for the newspapers
of that city. They need it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-18

The prevailing color yesterday was
green. Long live the shamrock
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-18

To save money in Brown and
Bleacbed Muslin goto
j. w. FERREL's,
Centre Wheeling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-18

TIE best yard wide bleached and I'm.
blesched muslin, at 10 cents per ward
at l. Blum & Bro e. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-18

For silk and dress goods, 60 to
], W. FIRRELs.
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WANTED.

N GOOD, ENERGETIC AGENTS, TO
OU Sell and / ease the Singer Sewing Ma
eastern Ohio. For terms, applyto
r. STRAW CO,
1901 Market Street, Wheeling, VIVA.
jan29Tb
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BILLIARD tables always wear green
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-18
RiO Coffee,

OOn BAGS, PRIME TO CHOICE,
Just received and for sale by
mrlS NJ. REILLY.
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SPRING poetry is now in order.
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r. Mofatt read the following:

1--WE, the undersigned ladies Of
Wheeling, feeling deeply the fearful
evils resulting from the use OF into1icat-
ing drinks, DO hereby pledge ourselves
not to use them ourselves nor patroDize
those who traffic In them. And We
pledge ourselves to use our influence
and unite our prayers and IsbOrs TOR the
overthrow OF this vile traffic, and for
cleansing our city from all that can in
toxicate."
twss circulated among the audience
BY the committee, and the following
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Gold F~r-. Pencils. S.fehri= Pocket r;ooks
fur-. Siivsrwarr Matches. Musical
lrStruneni- sew irr Machine,
I hrt r:.C E'-cr,.i, E,l>:

asking ~ ssirr."
\ hesaffal picture NJ sixteen cal..S s1sO Irch..
So 1855. . f,f o. "a.
"Househoid Pets
beautiful picture N erhfs.r colsrs 1s.T- irsfs.
cell, retail for go o. 90 suNsrrii..r> "a. DO d.
inter- clubs ~ cher pr''iain.. hatr either un-
he above named chrome.
DE soto discovering the Mi--IssIr-i."
l. sppdia piciNr. IN twenty On. c.lors sg- IsNs 4
inches. and -clls retail fnr $3.50 c. 90 vifI ~
sars Subscription and sh'ifi. n. ~utssfier a. n :
s-i named picture Dor fun particular ssnd Tor spec
men cspte~. &c.
Neycr b.fsr. surh favora'l- terms offered "a
ecuning handsome premium - great vain.
he Enquirer Almanac & Granger. Manual fnr l..i
Viii - srnf Zee every suhsrriisr received sns,
April u. l~1J. Address al letters 10
fARA> a. MCLEAN.
Nov D. lS73.f Gincipnati Ohio
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Nagruler's oldest BOY came staggcl-
ing through the door oi the kitchru tho
other day WITH his face a white as the
reputation vt one OF the early MARTYRS
Wien his mother In great alarm. asked
him what WIS the matter, hc said he
thought he must have caught cold some
how. But Ms he proceeded TO the win.
dow the next moment and began 10 per-
nit his breakfast To come e. light the
explanation was not regarded ~ per-
ieeIly satisfactory, and the old lady in
stiiuicd az Investigation upcp her own
account In the FIRST peckv, that She eX-
piorca She discovered a pias OF tobtcco
from which monthful hal been re-
move and thea as the cause OF Henry
llincss was evidrai shc proceeded TO
hu"t az llenry's father FOR the purpose
oi getting him Ia demonstrate with the
culprii. Whcn Magrulcr arrived he
went To the closet aud selected favor
ite hcds'at. aud approaching Henry, he
seiulN sskcd:
w hM a. YOU mean bv chawin' ter
backerf Haven't told YOU often enough
To let urinary stun alone? I've half a
mind TO bang thunder out o you. What
Il YOU mean. say
Il wa- only trying 70 srare Off the
rannihal>." blubbcred Henry. Il don't
want 20 chew tobacco. ! only wanted
10 keep C n from eatn' me. Ill cross
my be IT o it,
"Cannibal>. Cannibals." exclaimed
Migrudcr. what are you ialkin about!
Commere 10 me this minute. Harriet
The boys crazy: that terblckers shat
tered his intelleck. Tell me what YOU
mean. quick, 81 III shake the saw-dust
cut o you.'
9" saw il in the paper" said Henry.
"and | thought maybe they'd kctch
me some time aud I'd better get ready
for EN-. | WAS tryin' to chew sos III get
soaked with tobacco. III YOU don't be-
licvc me read that and he fumbled in
hi- pockets until he produced the fol-
lowing extract from health journal:
1T i said of the cannibals that they
will not eat the flesh Of tobacco chew
or because il i so highly charged with
the taste and oder OF tobacco"
When Magruder finished the para
graph lac said We'll, III let YOU 20
hi, time. bur mind me. don't yon chew
that stuff again. No cannibals i going
10 eat YOU anyway. and ii any of EN-
comes foolin' around here. YOU call me
and I'll smash EN- with this yer bcd-slai.
Then Henry rose from his couch aud
went out TO hunt for the plug Of tobacco
which hi, mother had tossed throu gh
the window. II seems 10 me that those
health journals are delnoralizng things.
MAX. ADELEG.
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urA Connecticut s,hool.tcacher.

nfA Connecticut sthool-teachcr. h
paper recently read before teacher,
institute. suggests that a pupil OF eacl
sex be placed at the same desk and nj
lowed to assist each other in their les
sons and at the end of each month ~
United to select new partners If the,
desire. IL was claimed there would i
less trouble IN govcrnin "a school. MOI
iidiness in the pupils appearance. IN
greater ease IN the conversation and Il,
tcrcoursc, which would he ~ much al
santiago when they become mon an.
women. IT WIS affirmed tat where IA,
experiment had been ,licd il had heo'
attended with success. y
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"A EVERY body is invited to'call.ana
examine nv stock and prices, a.
ann satisfied can suit the most fastidi-
Gus. have Just received several new
pieces Of DRESS GOODS. suitable fol
'all kinds of wear. for all kinds of people
for the finest dressed gentleman, or tie
hardy. honest farmer or mechanic con.
sisting of the
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FINEST BEAVER CLOTH.
DoEsKia CASHMERE
FRENCH cAsSiMERES,

SATINETs. TwEEps, CoRDuEoYs,
WATERrRooFs, JEANS, &C.. &c.
for suits. and also SPLESpI VEsrrNGs
in good variety.
There Is no need now Of going abroad
Ito get suits, rs am determine, TO keel
up with the demand. aud have therefor,
brought or this stock. which | an
prepared To make up in the latest st, le
and At reasonable prices. Suits will b.
made up to order. in the latest fashion
or n customers may wish.
Cnrting done promptly. and good fit
guaranteed Como and see me on
East NJ ArN STREET.
Sept. II. 73-v. Font OF Court House
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FINE xev E0ls AaGE.
NEAR IRELAND, IND.

4 line farm of cighty-seven acres. al
" under n high state OF cultivation
adjoining the town OF Ireland, Duboi.
county, Indiana. is offered tor sale cieaI
aud on easy terms. IL is the best kind
OF land. with small house. and good
barn and stable. l. well watercd t,e
year around. aud will be near 10 n sta.
ton on the Cincinnati and Mt. Vernon
Railway. This is u rare chance for ANY
person wanting small farm. For FUR
Their particulars inquire of VIM. Monroe,
on the premises. or of &. Doane at the
Courier Office nj Jasper.
May lst, 1874 IT.
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A Sentimental Snicidc.

A correspondent writing from New
Orleans 10 the New York World says :
\ most remarkable and romantic suicide
at member OF one of the first families
ha. Just occurred here. The prevailing
opinion j. that the death j. accidental.
but il j. known TO the friends OF the
family TO have been suicide. Last
winter. a beautiful and highly accom-
plished Young girl removed TO tits city
from Natchcz. Her parents were In
moderate circumstances. She entered
heartily into the soci Il gaitlcs OF the
season and nj the termination thereof.
found she had won two lovers. One
was Young clerk. handsome. gay. and
fascinating; the other merchant Of cX-
tensive means, but some years older
than his rival. Society generally be-
licved that the young man had won
The nIaideu's heart. but her good sen.e
prevailed over her SENSE OF romance
aud she accepted the hand of the mcr-
chant A few days ago they were mar
Iied. Among the. guests present ut the
ceremony was the rejected lover. lie
was in good spirits, aud never shown to
better advantage. The guests having
departed the bride retired. and the
groom and few friends gathered in the
supper 10 drinking
A PARTING TOAST.
just as the champagne corks popped
and dew 10 the ceiling the young man
entered approached the groom, aud with
out an angry or warning word felled
him Ia the floor. The friends interfer-
red aud prevented an immediate en-
counter. The groom, much excited. in
sisted upon a prompt settlement. The
house WAS searched high aud low for
weapons. and nothing but an old pair of
rusty toils found. The buttons were
broken from these, the men placed IN
position, and in a moment more engaged
in mortal combat The young man was
the better swordsinan. and by quick
and sudden pass disarmed lis opponent.
threw him on bis back. aud was ia the
act Of thrusiing his foil through thcI
struggling mans throat when the door
flew opeu aud the bride. clad ia he
night dress rushed in, threw herself be
tween the combatants. aud begged hei
husbands life from his rivals hands
The young man. with an oath. threw hi
foil upon the floor aud rushed nom a
house. The next morning he was found
IN his room with bullet through hi
brain. The facts, through influence of
the parties engaged. were suppressed
aud the shooting pronounced Academic
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY
rvNrns rsRRsrss Mo .
.ff HH t.rn

rsHrsrr- No.
Npril 10. 1898
n. IonS EfiI.-nesr Sir. knowing the efficiency -
your Strstpa rilia snd The healng aud ~ lsial quail
es IL possesses send Jon the following staten snt
my
| was woupted about two wears agn--s ~ taken pris
oner ant confined for Elk months Being vowed 80 Of
ten m wounds have healed yet. fhsve nof AT NJ
a moment since was wounded. am shot through ih'
hips Myvenera health j. Impaired. sni need some
hing assist nature have more fsith IN vour sar
sapariis than ANYTHING else wish hat 70 he 0rnn
Inc Please eN press me halfA dozen hottie. snd obg
CsrrAiS C. p. JOHNSON.
ST. lort-
P. She following was written Apr so'h. lscc.
Nr- Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt johnson:
DR. JouS BrLl--Dear sir; Ny hushf ~ ir &
Johnson was Skilfu surgeon and ply stefan In Cenr
New York where he died leaving the above 1 !
Johnson my care At thirteen years OF be bad
chronic diarrhes and scrofula for which gave your
sarsaparila. ~ cured him. have for ten years re-
commended Il many in Kew York Ohio sud lows Tor
scrofuIa fever sores. aud general debility ferf'ci
success has attended g. The cures effected Va -"u,
Scroula and fever almost miraculous
very anxions for my TO again have recourse 70
your Sarsaparila lie j. fearful Of getting spurous
article hence his writing 10 you for ". His wound
were terrible hut believe he VIII recover
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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U,h.prop silycairi
Il forit superiority over all remedies e,eronsr.d Al .
,ubc Tor the s,Fa CERTAIN pr,RNsNtNfcureo Of Az :
md Fever or Chs aud fever whether ofshor or Ion g
standing lie refers 10 the entire western ana Sour
western country to bear him tesiiinon, the truth
the assertion that in whateser wiltfsitoeurs
II the direct strictly followed out In great
m,rvr,S.S single dose has been sufficient Tor cure.
and whole families have been cured by single bottle,
with perfect restoration Of the general health " y
however prudent and nsvery case more certain tocure
~ ed In smaller doses for Aweek ~ two
A., the A has been ch ccked more especially ~ df
srult and Ion standing Usually his medicine.
viii moi eore any aid keep the bow ,sip good order
- ouA ~ n .fient however require esfharfic mcdi
cine after rvng taken three fonr doses 81 'hr Tom,
/. single lose ~ BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY flLls
will be sufficient.
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schedule of Arrivals and Departure of Mail
from Ferdinand.

from Ferdinand.
Arrival Dep
Mondays leaves Ferdinand by Fuida
to rroy SAN.
Tuesdays. arrive at 4" " l2w
from Adavvillehv 81 Meinraa 9Au 10. AN
from Ferdinand W BFetzvilie
90 Jasper. lrn
Wednesday, from Jasper by Bretrvills
% ferdinand. l0Am
Wednesdays, from Ferdinan5 by Fulda
10 Trov Han
Thursdays. arrives from Troy nv Fulda 3p.m
to Jasper BY Bretkville 9am
arrives al Ferdinand from
Issp~r. TN
FRIDAYS Leases Ferdinand by Fulda 20
Troy. 3r~
'atardav4. arrives AZ Ferdinand by
Faids from Troy. 3pm
fridays fr.N Ls.venworth Nv Hendrix,
sHpknr Wen. West Fork. Doolif-
ties Mis-, Poster Ridge aud Aiy-
vile s,~
',turdavs. leaves Tor Lesvcnworfh. sAr
f'ridavs from Grauhrisw w Newton
Vile. Bnf,favfiis, Santa Claus
Mariak Hiiiahd ST. Henry. srx
iatnfitvs. ieavss foe Grandvew and
Ahavs places. IAN
saturday,, leaves Ferdinand by Brciz-
vhie 60 1ssper. sAm
saturdays, from Jasper to Feriinani. rpv.
I. u. GoHNAN. Y N
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Architect and Carpenter,
w. ID. ROSE

OFFERS his services TO those building
- or contemplating building. He viii
furnish PLANS AsD ESTIMATES TO thos
leSiring them, or will make estimates on
'lans furnished him for any kind OF
building. lie Is also ready 10 take con.
'racis for anything in his line At reason
,b'cprices. aud will furnish allncccssar,
materials. IL desired. Persons intend.
ng 70 build arc requested TO see, o.
adrc,s him, ~ IRELAND, IND.
Aug. lst, lS73.-iy
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A a LECTURE
& TO YOUNG WEN.

Just Pahi,hea In Scaled LnN slope. Price six cents
\ Lecture ON the Nature. Treatment. and
Radical eur. az seminal Weakness,
Induced Ny self Abuse INVOLUNTARY Emissions inpo
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generally PNrs CnNst vrToS. Ernfrsi and Fms, Men.
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The world renowned author, in This admirable Lect'
ure clearly rroves from his experience that the
swfl consrpucnce Of seifahuse max he enectualy
moeed without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical uperstinns lougiss. instruments. rings ~
cnriisls pointing nnt mode ~ cure Al once certain
and efecfua ~ which every sufferer. matter wha
hs condnr MAY ne, may cure himself CLeapily. prl.
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se5y- This Lecture will prove boon 10 thousands
scnt under seal In plain envelope To any address
post and receipt of sN cents or two post stamps
Address the Publishers.
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Jau 23d. l~-4 -ly.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA!

Read the following extract ~ si~iisr FROM Mr.
aver. wife 81 Reverend nr. Rivers. ere ~ ih- ro
earned. eloquent. and popular Ministers :" The NGhn
lis, Episcopal church. and he Is At present sta.ons
It Broadway Church. Louisville ny
LouisvfLls. Nv. Oct q. lsca.
Dr Ions R.tI-DKsE STA. Many lhanh. to sou 10
n. melirin. yon have 80 kindly r>eu ne lss.
zen great sufferer for yeats sud hsd The Sd,ierv
isrious physicians. some pron"ur"h my SPINE f'in'
ny inng,. and some my heari to We the seat ~ o..
disease lhase been burnt, hlissrcd and crpef uitl
iai become di-hearened several very eminent rhy-i
dans who examined my spine informed me that W.
threatened with psraly>i'er app"pleNy Any day an
hat nothisx bni seton would rehc.e NE had .
,erfec horror o that aud ~sS hesiNtug ahnuf having
ne Inserted when YOU kindly sent we ynni >srsnpa
lila which Immediately begun 20 tAke three times @
law ihsd ALTERED terribly ~ith mort aratc pam II
be right side 81 my heat. s-prchls Nhen wolfe
-. ~ rj.e %, any Length n time and rising 70 my
.ct saald ". perfectly blind for sssrral mimi
yould have - hold 10 something ~ rref 'n falling
am most happvto inform YOU INST ne pain N ny
read {. entirely rrlee % sunc- INT seldom y ih
nj. "a fpr th. ar~t time 20 NV life sll"y my dnnsi
nor- than any meal during the day.
You kindly -ent me f"nr bottles again lH't night And
hrgaa again this morning and hops 70 be "r''rlf
elieved Please accept my heartfelt thanks and bes
Very truly your most grateful 'ri.na,
Nv ,o,,n,, ,houras Win similar isi~r- 81 Of uhcl
ID rnar,aiec l.. hv genuine aud written by the person
xhose name they hrr.
Dp not voar-slf ~ 70 'fnnosed on. lfont 10
irswn away nfer and douhttal experiments Dem
risk yaar hsaith bv letting noviees experiment upor
You with their trash.
Nv s,r.,pariiis h.. .,oNf fhe test for twenty-five
i. still the Sarsspars ~ The day. snd ~ thu
age towering over all oh.r. Ia popularity and 4.
curative qualities
other eNiracs - S.rsSrp~ila sled Remember II
Is y,r John Rulls Sa-sapa.a ~ loui-ville Ky. fha
n. M. oil ant reliable rsiaetv f"r impurities ~ the
blood Anl seroflia. affections. Alwsys Lear thstii
mind.
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B U L L. S
w orm Destroyer

ynLAsow, wAIKrt Co, GA. !
June 20
m JoHS Brtr--Dear sir fhave recently given vour
worn Desroyer several trials and find ~ wonderfully
eficacons II has failed IN single instance hav,
the wished for effect. doing pretty lnrgcrountr
practice and have daily use for article Of the kind
am. sir. most respectfully.
JULIUS y. CLEMENT. ". u.
p. s. unqualified and numerous the estimo.
mails In favor 81 my Worm Destroyer that newspape'
space j. enreiv ton small 20 tell ts merits
II IAN infallihls remedy Tor Worms TRY v and y,
'onvncei See my Journal for more fnll description
JOHN BrLI..
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-28
Woodbury.

E sFF sz zs#at EE C
 A large majority of our farmers are very busy preparing the land and planting corn. The indications are that they will not stack the hay out, the coming season, to make room for tobacco in their barns; also, that the buildings erected last year for curing the weed will be used th1s year, in part, at least, for other purposes.
 -Dr. N. W. Shove has so far recovered from his late severe illness as to receive calls at his house and ride little with some one to drive and care for the horse, and is now improving fast.
 pr. Esterly,a young man from Dodge vile, Wisconsin, who married daugh- ter of the late Henry Minor is expected here in a few days to establish himself in the practice of his profession. It is hop ed he will prove to be the "right man in the right place.
 Rev. MT. Wyckoff, and Superenten- dent Leavenworth, represented the North church Sabbath school at Meriden, last week. They report large convention and good degree of interest in the cause throughout the state.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-28
CoShen--No i4O.

Last Thursday the children, grand children and other relatives of Capt. Gay lord assembled to celebrate his seventy fifth birthday. He was born nearly across the street from where he now lives, in 1799, and has always lived in this part of the village. His sons presented him a beautiful gold-headed cane, on which was engraved "Willard Gaylord, May 21, 1874, from ". E. and c. H. Gaylord" We never think of his being an old man, and there is but one thing to make him be- ieve it, and that is, figures will not lie. :" He is chairman of our Society Committee and is experimenting the repairs in our church.
 Professor Asaph Hall, an astronomer in the Naval observatory, at Washington, and brother of one of our representatives, is to have charge of party who are to sail July 1st to observe the transit of Ve- nus at Wiadiwostok, in Siberia, and we hope the 9th of December will be a bright day on the northeast coast of Asia.
 H. N
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-28

LaaFH vengefnI aCaleb Anson,' while Homer Thrall, as Harry, his son, created fayor- teriing, 1ove-sick butcher boy, showed the points of his character to good ndvantage: and George E. Taft, as athe Sambitious fighty baker who was always getting his bread butter side down, made a decided hit. The singing between the parts was we'll received, and judging from the fre- quent applause the audience was pleased with the whole entertainment. 0. R. Wefton, Dr. B. St John and others, who seemed to have charge of affairs, deserve great credit for furnishing so much free amusement for their guests. Atshee16se, the young people of the two lodges In- dulged in quiet game of copenhagen for an hour or two. breaking mp a little before midnight.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-28

was postponed on account of the illness of ten. Butler.-The Postoffee Appro- Propf1atlon bill was then discussed, MT. Homan tdem. objected that it appropri- ased over three millions more than last year and declared the railroad rates ex orDlsant. MT. Tyner claimed that while the expense of carrying the mails had in- creased per cent the business had in- creased 10 per cent. He thought the failroads were not over paid. An amend ment passed making Agr1cultural reports Tree of postage, no to 68.
 On Thursday the Pension Appropria- ton bill came up in committee of the whole 1t calls for $29, ,980. .000.-Tbe Postoffice bill then came up and the amendment of the committee of the whole making agricultural reports free of post age was accepted 134 to Fl. The bill then passed. The bill repeating the law under which the Sanborn contracts were made was discussed. bill for the ad- mission of New Mexico as state was ad- vocated by it's delegate Elkins. Messrs. Pottsand Hoar objected, while Mir. Hos kins claimed that it's present population, estimated at 30, 900, entitled it to admis- sion. The bill passed 16O to 54s
 On Friday the House was occupied with the private calender.
 On Saturday the Senate amendments of the Legislative Appropriation bill were discussed.-The bill detailing an army soffcer'to take command of the Palestine exploring expedition was opposed by Mr. Cox but passed, IF to 31.-Various bills were reported from the military commit tee and passed.-A bill was reported from that committee giving bounty of $8.33 to soldiers for service in the last war. Gen Hawley gave notice that he should oppose any such measure to the extent of his ability.-Several bills of lit- tie general importance were disposed of.
 On Monday various bills and were in- troduced. were passed authorizing the President to give notice of the termina- tion of treaty with Belgium, and facilita- ting improvements of the Mississippi river. The Currency and Civil Rights bills failed of the two thirds vote for a suspension of the rules so that they could be immediately considered -Eulogies were delivered in honor of the late Repre- sentative Mellish.