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county government has been Ia the
hands Of ignorant and corrupt officials.
who, with one or two exceptions, have
plundered the public treasury and sci
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OFFICE Obs, SIG. SER. u. 5. A. |
Men fsan De 1874 Il
II Il. LUDWIG, Observer.
HFavernErt or P0afa.


The Great Republic, with Ascslon
c0mmandery Knight Templars, OF s..
Louis, leaves at eight O'Clock this morn
ing for New Orleans; she gets 1000 sacks
iOl cake and 250 barrels oil at this port.
...... The Belle Lse cleared for New Or
leans yesterday afternoon with 1000
bales of cotton, go barrels Of oil, so tons
OF miscellaneous freight, aud 80 cabin
uassen xers ...... The Illinois arrived yes
terday morning from Napoleon with pa
bales Of cotton, $40 sacks Of seed, and g
big passenger trip...--.The big James
Howard. from St Louis, passed down
before daylight yesterday. The Belle
OF Texas telegraphed from Des Arc yes
terday that she would arrive tomorrow
with $50 bales Of c0tton......The Quick
step. with Captain Milt Harry, leaves
tomorrow afternoon for White RIVER.
The ST. Francis, from Erisrs Point,
came I'D al one O'Clock yesterday after
noon with 80 bales Of cotton, and So
SACKS OF cotton seed. The OriOie, from
shove, arrived with TWO barges OF coal
yesterday she is d regular "Humpty-
Uumptyn craft, has one chimney in
and two whe elhouses that reminded
one of a blsected cheese-box. She took
on 200 barrels % salt, aud LETT IN the
afternoon for Heleus The Tom Jas
per, for It. Louis passed 10 Yesterday
NOR ing at four O'CLOCK The City of
Chester nom 81 LOUIS, brought 10 400
tons yesterday morning, and left on b e
return trip in the afternoon, with 1860
bales Of cotton, for the TIE
Dean, with an excursion
party u Knights Temp ar from Illinois,
VII pass down for New Orleans at
twelve O'Clock tO-dsy.....-The City OF
Helens viii leave for St. Louis al E We
q aT1aE rbfa q fraryo,n
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az tnaL. Whether IL Is endurable in any
latitude or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II can ~
patiently submitted TO in Mississipoi. an
whether il would be patiently spbi1itte5
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Saturday, 19tk day Of December, 1874,

within the usual business hours, at the north
west corner of Main and Madison streets, in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to
sell the lot hereinafter described, for cash, at
public cutlery, to the highest bidder. 1 will
,cODyey said lot to the purchaser absolutely
in fee simple, in obedience TO said deed OF
trust. All right and equity Of redemption is
waived and relinQuished. Said lot Of land is
situated and described as follows: A tract or
parcel Of land situated in the State OF Tennes-
see, in the county of Shelby, in the city Of
Memphis, the boundary beginning at a point
one hundred and thirty-twO QS2) feet south Of
the intersection Of Main and Beale streets in
the east line of Main street; thence south with
said east line sixty (d0) feet; thence east at
right angles with Main street one hundred
aud seventy-five 10 feet TO Mulberry street
thence north with The west line OF Mulberry
street sixty (60) feet to stake in said west
line; thence west at right angles with Mulber-
~ street one hundred and seventy-five Q75)
feet TO the beginning.
will convey only as trustee.
nOyl3 T. r. FARNSWORTH.
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a. N. BOYD. ALsroa BOYD
4. ii. BOYD C son,
COTTON FACTORS.
$50 Front Street.
COTTON PRESS!
ASTON BOYD

reynolds Improved ReVOIV.
Hng screw Cotton Press Is on ex-
nDsaOn' and for sale, at 1875
Main street send for circular.
JOHN MANOGUE, agent.
Memphis. Tenn
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
and
GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE:

SCHEDULE:
EXPRESS Train leaves daily Sundays
e1ceoteeil $3.50 am
Maj frsIp leaves 70 pm
Freight and Accommodation leaves
daily (SundayE excepted .-.... ........ 10 pm
50 No change OF cans by this line for Louis
VILE St Louis or Nashville. Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
For tickets or information apply az
Ticket ONCE, No. 2s7 Main Street,
C0ENER MADIS0F
JOHN 4. FLYNN, supt Memphis Div.
JANE SPEED, Ticket Agent.
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Administrator Sale.

TN pursuance of an order OF the ChicOt Cir
L cult Court in Probate, made at its Septem-
tenn Der term, 1874, viii sell at public auction
at the front door OF the courthouse in Lake
Village, in Chicot county, Arkansas, on
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust executed and
ID delivered 10 me, as trustee, on the lst day
Of July, 1873, and registered on the % day
Of July, 1873, in the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in record book No, IS, page
29I, will, on
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-, Inc ne, Deutscher Bruder-Bund will give
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Bankrupt Sale.
A 5 Assignee OF Partee Harbert, Bank
"A rupts, : win, on
Wednesday, 9th day Of DeeeEber, 1874

in front of my old Office, No. Is Union street
sell 30 the highest bidder, for cash, all the
Books belonging to said bankrupts, including
all notes and accounts OF the firm of Partsf
& HaIbert. REEFS b. EDMOEDSON,
October Il. lS74 ASSIGNEE
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b-h
san Ir.sc.-,a. Established III l.-t. Tor tt
treatment {! stAu.l ANA mia! liz a-'s "a. (
= t-gI., Rita Clert. ~tTIctuct, S.FIit'S n -!
liz toIu.r. seminal NtalreSs. Irtuttt'y. e.
Ss.i as, a-t- ot years s;aliil anu ttceFa, i
Los ~ e. s-tLl4y trvattt.
Horrible Diseases.
How rary N, lisaIl,is of persons, both nls-a
sI.,i II Illl K. there no are suffering CT:
miserable sience nm the fleets OF secret IL
dulGtLcts. 81 from virus absot he'd INTO the -
ten I.ook 3; III, II sllld, tniacIs'cd ala t.
figured faces and tn. hTrkcn-doNn etnstlte-
tluIs disc uElItyiI,r h III fer tie happiness %
marriage or the ,n1oH neat Of HE IN tAts
hurrid situation thousands suffer UNI! Gea3
,losts the scene. Let lsr,nts, guardians
fiitn.7s. attend to those " To &Te sIffeIlLs VIA
any Of these L.rrible, hie-G' stTo3lnS I-alad.-
.LAt hey are chI,t. Ton aid Gun d ne1cfe =
lie too late Send them InIne 'tiately 10 hA-
GIEEOS SJhysician who has nIade rrlFs;s
discs his especial study ic. years, anu v !o :
certain to cure the most III Se'aI, I,se, n il-z-
n.CIcu.y or any III urICus drugs.
Semina. Wea kness.
Seminal omissions, the g list 4usrCe Of -
abuse: This solitary Hice, or depraF>d stSusi
indulgence, Is prActiteti by the youth u DvEh
sexes to AL almost unliInite,. 'xlent. producing
with untrriLg certainty. tLt following train -
morbid symptoms unless comuated l.y sciert.-
flC Ii. deal measures, viz: sAlIoW ceLLtti-
arce. dsrh spots under the cy's: pam "a ne
1t sd .5lnE i'll the ear LClev HE the rIStllS
O. leaves and rafting Of chat ots. uneas!EeH-
about the loiIs, weakness Of the ln.b>. conf
SD vision, tlEnted intellect, los q ,naC -,
t.itfil. zee j. approaching stfuE, II, dlrlihe 81
fo,llI IL acquaintance, uthItslti,L 10 SLl-+
society los OF memory. hectic finishes. PM r.
sud NsrirIs fruptiors about tie i-c' =, i'.Igs.-
tongue. Ittld breath, c>DtL@, '"iNui' IilvH.
night sweats. 1lOncInaIl!a iUtl r'GttEt ilsaIi,f
II relief be not obtained, should Apply lT,lIEc-
diateiy either in person or ly l. ttor, and have
cure Effected by his new ana scientific ,d- u
treating this dis se, which 4eFtr t--s {; -.
f,ctILg quick ard radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance Elay be tCEFD I
HOME, 10y addressing l"ft'rto DE. Gibi!USs
stating symptoms. length Of tin, tie IL
case has continued, and have IntGIrII.c n, lyt-
ly fUrw arGt d, free from dan - ard tuIl~ty.
10 any part Il tie country, with iull AID pis,a
directions. BY inserting Ten Dollars coin. -
registered letter. through the Foetof6Ce ~
through Wells. Fargo y Co; Iach&1- Of I-e-i.
cine Will he forwarded to Any Fart If tie Union.
Correspondents viii please inform Ir. Glt0-rC
that they read his advertise ITS i: tie AITEAt-.
Address, DIR. j. L. GIRLuS
jes3-iy BOX 49,. Sa,i Francisco.
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STATE CT NEVADA.
n he Gareraar, 1 PIcelsnaiiSr'

STATE OF SESArA.
rxrtr1r,s DfPALTsEsT.
S.rscS CITY, Iune - ISL
cHYHEREAS. IN TIL: SECoNDDAA
T" n Jure A. l.. ISL. one
sssElIA SMITH. othsUWSsc e1hsu
NIT RAY MOND.
go. IN the CITY u Virginia and County 81 oso-
- numbered anil ss-Asrinasec GnGrf tlfeHhi-
s1rr.s n great cruelty and barbarrty iy scIiie
-r~,, orrerseus u known who have ui-tii the
.r,seu. time escaped aYpI,ht nsicn ts inc oin
ssrs Of the law -,-
Hov Their fore I. L. T. BRADLEY. "cStrhol
- a. stat. of Nevada, Iy virtue OF tEesf thof-
-, IN me vested BY the Constitution anu IRE
-. AZ the said state and in compliance WIN
Ar. rr,,,, =, cf the authorities 81 storey COUNTY,
.fo-,.ait do kCreoy ersr re~afu IN 'Ls rull'
Ynr-~ uunSr-d Dollars in L. :. Geld
Coin.
fer the .rr~st and d livery Of the feTIerst'r@
- e.i. crime to tire rY,f er Sfesrs !" Ia pant.
mon their SC,.vlCtIazi III Court Si tsilt.si-'
jII.f,1ic.iSE- ux to
,i&x&S her, r.to 81; II Z laIl,. and caI< G
MA Ire t;r,x. seal 1t - ate ;c he ak
DOC ii s ss1sn . G''y in the the
y,Sr II our Lord thousand
H4Ss eirht Luuszrt,. and sev,u;y-;Our.
l.. T. IRADLLT.
By lie Gc-gerLcr:
J. ID. MINOR.
Secretary OF State
,e25 aavs~
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRAL COMMITTEE.
IA nEETI>G OF TEE: UNION

Alta MEETING OF TEE UNION
y r. ;lubi.c.-u state Central Committee, held
IN lrl:uia city, Jun, II. le'4. Ii Was
Received. Tnat "a state Convention of the
Union Rs.vuDIiran }saE1y "a held II NInutIuuc-
ca Oh Thursday. stugtI.j'.T -, 1874. to HCIul-
nat. CauGlgto iuT the follow IEE G1-.ttS 10 WIZ
Governor, IIeuttLs.i.t Cove rnur, IL pr nt.-
-iv.. in Cor.,zrt.=. two Justices ii the nIIrOme
Court ,I11. and sho-t {, rms, SECRETARY q STATE
Att 3Irrey Gen, -r.i IrrasgtCr OF state Control
Israf STATE, SU-Vt yer General, sUpe IlntenGtnf
Of Public Instruction, H.ate sireraioEist 'isrh
of thu STpIrEIl Court, Sttt TtIlse-, AID S.atr
Central CuniIlIittcC. amt tor the trarhac non oi
such Other business a. 81 al lr, peri. oo..l -
fore tie C,uyrutiuA.
fesolver', TlIat each comfy lie eH'It.t q :" one
d.ltli:e at large, one tur eA'h 100 Eut aI.G uuh
for It, h fraction over 30 votes cast for J. W.
Uair,. Presidential Hector 1t the g. neral tloc-
;Ioii 81 1872.
h solved Thal the test to he required 81 ali
voters 81 tLu P.ImaIy eI'clols q tn" piIt!
shallIc t;rsi-Are You C'IZen 81 tie NJ
led States ana stat, 81 Neyi.a. " Viii yu;. ac Il
LAWFUL voter "a; thu ensuing ciecuout setonu~
VIII yGu support the nominees Of the Et publ
can state and County CuGE eI.fitn ST the Lext
election:
he rcolll, Ia, : to :dop. such OTHER means ai!'.
tests n may seam 10 tta necessary 10 the pro-
motion of purity aid iairnt - at The Irirn'Ii"-
Delegates are sfi.o.Ht, a .eFshe % seIai cJdL-
tics as follows
Charchin - .-.-..--.----..--. !
Douglas ..--.--.-- -'-'-'-' -
tIkO -. - .
ESnIeraltta. ..---......- -..-..-.'-.- \
HUN DJiSiI =
Lincoln. -...'- t.-.-l -....'-...--. .
Laiirr .-...----- -.--.--''---'-''''-
FT4-, 81 .L..- --.... a
NNe. =
OruisbS ....-.-..-..--. u
Sto,ev p
Mashoe... !.-.....- :. '--.-.' ...-.r
White Pine. j. -. .!...-.........-..--..
Lyen...s .s..--.1.-.-..-s...
tf4tsD = .it! srf-4l'i t.t-;i .,na fest g. ~
Total. ...----..-,.-:.-;,. ....,---...- 10
.tH.3at.a- as ..}#4 C.fB. EABRISkIE.
.ts.,s.3uaIa nr7 ,sr5af ..-- ti- Chairman.
Gso. A. kISG.
SECRETARY. ls-e-to
, 1874-06-10
ANOTHER LAND STEAL,
Special Dispatch to Tia Chicago Tribune.

Specat Dispatch to Jhe Chicago Tribune.
RApAc1ouS CORPORATION AND AN AocoMMo-
DATING SECRETARY.
WASHINGTON, June 0.-For tho purpose Of
a'fling tho construction Of tho Burlington l.
Missouri Railroad, Oongregs many years ago,
donated to tho Company every alternate section
OF public land lying for 10 miles on each aide Of
the limo. When tho Company came to make its
choice Of lands, it waa discovered that
tho Burlington i Missouri Road, through
the State OF Nebraska, Tapped no
close upon the Union Pacific that a
selection could not be ,nndo without treBpassng
upon the domain OF tho latter corporation. Tue
mnttor was laid before Harlau, then tho seore-
tary OF tho Interior. aud that piouB gentleman
directed tho Burlington Il Missouri people to &C.
loot enough land anywhere olso In the State Of
Nebraska to make up the deficiency. They &c
oorainBly made their surveys Tor 1.0oo 600 acres,
Shortly after this proceeding, Harlan wau
succeeded aH Secretary Of tho Interior by Con.
Cox. OF Ohio, WHO. upon learning OF his nrodo-
ceasor's extraordinary generosity, promptly re-
voked tho patents for tho million acres.
DE.AN08 QENEAostTY-WITH PUBLIC PROPERTY
From that period until recent date the
burlington Il Missouri people hayo been labor
lng to got buck tho laud, and fnally, few woeka
ago. Secretary Do1ano issued tho patents to
great Indignation iu Nebraska, and to-day Con-
greasman Pratt, Of Iowa, introduced bill into
tho House for restoration Of the lnnds
entitlod, ~ bill TO protect tho interests OF the
United stateR IN certain public landa" Tbs
land which Secretary DoRno proposes to glye
away to the Burlington Il Missouri Railroad IL
worth, at a low estimate. $5.900,oo0.
, 1874-06-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


h1r. DONNAN, from the Committee Oh Print
ing. nndo report with testimony, in regard to
the cost OF printing tho debates. Ordered
printed. togethor with tue Views Of the minority.
majority Of tho Committoo are that tho report
ing Of the debates is being done for $1,000 less
for each House Of the prenent Congress- than tho
like work cost in tho lust Congress-, aud that tho
Rs Rfnnsg ns eoss a says sss has
was paid to Nivcs & Bailey for tho same work
in the last Congress that tho present quarto
form Of tue Daily Record ia greatly preferable
to tho newspaper form and that on these aud
other grounds it would be the roverse Of econ-
on,y to enter into tho proposed contract NTH
Riyos d Dailey.
LOu1sIAHA ELECTION BILL.
The House then proceeded to yots On the
Louisiana contested election Case.
Tho substitute of Mr. Darrall, declaring Pinch
back entitled primn facia to the scat was mega
tiyed without division.
Tho first resolution Of the minority, Of tho
Committee, that PinChback was not eleoted, WAS
adopted without discussion. Tho second roao-
1ution Of tbs minority Of tho Committee declar-
ing Sheridan olectod WIS negatiyod, yeas. II;
On On motion OF Mr. HAwLEY, Of Illinois, the
vote on the first minority resolution vas rccoa-
Bidored, and then tho resolution waH rejected by
yeas, o. nays, 121.
4 vote was then taken on the majority roso-
lutions declaring that the testimony was not
sufficient TO show tho election Of either Pinch
back or Sheridan, and permitting thom to take
further testimony, anu the resolutions were
agreed to without division,
GENEVA AWARD BILL.
M1. BUTLER {Alass.), from tho Judiciary
Committee, reported substitute for the Geneva
Award bill. Tho bill having been received, hir.
FREY offered an amendment to strike ont tho
following proviso: "That mutual insurance
companies who hayo paid a loss shall bo ll1tlom-
nitioa for tho same, s,cl. indemnity to bo divided
among itH melnbors who contributed to pay auoh
loss at the time, but no member Of any mutua!
insurance company shal bo indomnifloa for any
var premium paid Ia suoh company"
Mr. TnEhlAIN intirnated that tho Judiciary
Committee Ind not consented to have that
amendment offered, and aakcd whotl!er tho CAair-
man (Butlos, MaBs.) had tho right to admit 1t
aud exclude other amendments.
THE JUDICIAL DkpAHTMENT.
Mr. POLAND prepared TO offer substitute
for the bill, but the SPEAKER announced that
mttee un Contingent Expenses OF the Depart.
,nont OF tho judiciary, WAS no" before tho
Mr. sENER reported bill to abolish tho
Wettcfl DIBtrIot Of Arkansas, Gnd to aslnex 1t to
tho Eastorn District. Passed without discussion
Mr. SENEn asked loaye to offer resolution
directing tho Attorney. donoral to institute fni
and tllurouE. judicial investigation into tho
character of tho allowances paid at tho Treasury
Donaltmeut, as we'll ~ Of tho oaina atill duo.
for expenditures in tho hlarshal's Office Of the
Western District OF ArkanBas from tho Int OF
July, 1870, aud to report tic result thereof to
tho House.
blr. HAINEs objected, unless ho wes permit.
tad to ofror m amendment that no part OF tue
tsa. Rihi, p.rnt
, 1874-06-10
WASHINGTON.
The President May We
to It if He Dares.
At Any Rate, the Conference
Currency Bill VIII
.''' Pass. =
A Compromise Measure OIL
Which Sherman and
Morton Agree.
Bill to Remodel tho District Gov
ernmcnt.
A Clean Sweep Of the Old
Municipal Machinery.
Tho Western Arkansas Judicial Dis
trict Abolished.
Exposure Of Enormous Frauds in
tho District Court.
Discussion in the House Of the Geneva
Award Bill.
More Sharp Dealing by Doughty
Ben Butler.
He Cheats His Committee and Tries to
Cheat the House.
The Indian Commission 10 De Reorgan.
i1na1
More Sharp Dcaling by Doughty
Ben Butler.
He Cheats His Committee and Tries to
Cheat the House.
The Indian Commission to Be Rcorgan.
izel.

THE CURRENCY QUESTION:
Special Dbpatch to Tbs CHICAGO Tribune.
bfLL nEPoR1ED NJ THE CONFERENCE coa1M1TTEE,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Juno 0.-Tho Conference
Committee on tho Currency bill this afternoon
agreed upon report which all eigned except
Clymer, Of Pennsylvania. 1t provides for free
banking and the reduction Of grcenbacka to the
extent Of throe-eighths Of tho amount Of bank
notes that may be Issued. It
ADoL1sHEs THE DANK RESERVES on CIRCULATION,
It provides that the banks shall keep per cont
Of their circulation In tho Ttoasury Of tho
United BtatoB for the redemption Of their notes.
which is to be counted as part Of THUR reserves
on deposits, this. in effect, diminishing tho
amount OF reserves on deposits which they nro
required to keep at homo to tho extent Of s per
cent, aud this provision will have the effect to
t1nERATE FROM 915,000,000 TO 10000 600 OF
dREKNBAoRs
At once. It provides also for tho conversion Of
greonbacks with per cent bonds Oh tho 1Bt Of
January, 1873 the noses converted to bo Issued
5-20 bonds at par, or in the payment Of
the curront expenses Of the Government, and,
II reiasued in the payment Of expenses. q like
amount Of gold in tie Treasury Is to be used in
This bill was presented in tho SENATE this after
noon. and will be supported tomorrow BY Seua-
tors Morton, Sherman, and others, and
WILL UNDOUBTEDLY pAsB DOTH HOUSES
BY largo naiorities. 4 great deal Of speculation
is iudu1goa in as to its reception by tho proai-
with Benator Jones, betting ia two to one that he
will veto the measure.
MORE OF GRANTS WE'VE.
Tho President gave further expression to his
financial views, when, in conversation with =
prominent Republican, he said that ha would
not approve any currency bill that did not pro-
vide for return to specie payments during his
administration.
, 1874-06-10
TREASURY REFORMS,
GNeeiut DtSpd{ch to The Ehicaao Tribune.

TIE wEEp1No OUT OF uyELEsa nunEAux.
WAeu1saroy u, n inns o-,rho ort,ar y,
socrotorv ps,tow toaanv s.a,.ta..,. e@os ~. y.
the so'caled bareauH OF bis Office to tho control
Of the Commissioner Of Customs, created con-
siderable excitement amoue tie emnloyes of
several other hnreaua. Tiye of Tho two,vo ,a-
naming bureaus perform duties assigned by law
to the supervision, directly, OF the Secretary Of
the Treasury, viz Warrant, Loan. Appointment
, 1874-06-10


jected, ,-yeas, 10 nays, % 3,--as follows;
YEAS.
Boreman, Edmuntts. Howe.
Buckingham, Flanagan Mitchell,
Carpenter, Ftellnghuyscn, 0g!esby,
Chautlfor. Hamilton (IexRs}r peAae,
ConklinG, Hamln, Namecy
conofor, Harvey, apencer-l0.
Dorsey,
Alco1n, Johnston, Sargent,
BAyard, Kelly, 9sushsry.
Bogy, Iewls, Sherman,
Cooper. "copper" MsGrcory, STOCKTON.
Davis, Merrmon, Thurman,
oolithwaite, Morrill, {vt.) T1rton,
Gordon, Morton, WadloIgh,
Hager, Norwood, Wasaburn,
Hamilton ts1d.}. 1napsom. Mtn3om,
ingalls,, Robertson. Wrght-31.
This section was then agreed to nH a.nondod
by the Commttee-yeaB, 81; nays, Is.
COMMITTEE nEronT.
llr. MORTON, from tho Conference Commit
teo on Currency bill, submitted d report, and
after tho expiration OF tho morning hour to-
morrow he Mould call it up for consideration.
ExOuSED.
At his own request, Mr. Wadlei8h WAS excused
from further service on tho Committee on Public
Lands, md Alr. Harvey WAS appointed to fill tic
vacancy.
MORE COMMITTEE REponTa.
MIR. HITCHCOCK, from tho COMMITTEES on
Territories, reported faYorabty tho Hotae bill to
onabte the people Of New Mexico to form oon-
mission Of the State into the Union on euual
footing with the original States. Placed on the
calendar.
hlr. LOGAN, from the Cammlttea on Military
Affairs, reported with amendments tAe Bouate
bill extending tho right Of way heretofore grant
ea to tho Allegheny Railroad Company thro.lcl,
tue aracnal'grounda at pittsburg. Plaood on
the calendar.
Ir. CHANDLER, from tho Committee on
, 1874-06-10

jmSlic WGrfa nn fnr pn1cratn ~ ton noar1 OF
District Of Combin: tat lis rrcHiont ~ ts ,tOS r. ~
Htaie. hv nd ,yiih ma ssvica nms = " .uo unissn ~
scnato Is oroy sntorlsod to snoit - 1ne
con.ht,nu nf ii.rrn r,ersnt,e WIN hhu mil,
proyo by aw exercise tho nowsr NM ontHorit
now 1nwtnliv vcsfei in lin Goycrnor mi W H. a y
puh1sn Wcrip ~ Iii nisrict nYon.s - ~ 11atu =.
limited, ani snjl Ia nbco to ai} rc.rfocns 10,
Iitnitationb noyY n,posel by law on sa Govnrnr ma
Board nntl limit hnvn 1,owcr to annv tarn -, ,i
revenues Of snid nisttot 10 tj,n i,ovmrnt ~ M @
rout o1pouroa thereof. to The snnrt nf II, uo nic
schooia' thc firo nnnrfncut and rriro .i I - r"p u
pnye Of tie deus Of sat pItlr,ct' rec,roi ,r ~
pledge Of tic socrittca OF sail Dstrict or ioord ~
pnbii Works M roiiatornl and niao Ia fho nnus,on
Of iobts die to directors, and, for tst ntt
posc. shall tnko noEeessjon and s1nerv.snn ~ sil
oscs, books nnperu. rocort,s mo1oy crciits
ties, assets, an arcounLs belonging 81 uportannu 10
thu b,ress or interests Of tfo Gnyern1nnnt ~ III
and ahnIl crrrrsn ti,c 1ownr nnG nuthor,tn fi
l,lt pni Commisapm. fI to oxercssn ~ sc ,osr
and authority gjjall 1nuhe no contrnnt mr. nc,r anr
obligation othcr than sucli coutrarts nni oiS
iii amiuistraon Of valid laws onaote ~ for ths
rovnrumn,t ~ .,,G n;aIrtct 500 H. n"''asseu ~ ~. ~
nF 1,fsttnH n1,,;,aIia,, nwi ,re,.i ~ o cAeuul!uA
, 1874-06-10

resigned. Tho remaining four havo boon oallctl
together for tho purpose Of roorganizing tllo
I,oard; Tho vacancies occAsionod by tlloso re-
slguations will DO illod By tho President as Tar
nj necessary with tho boat mon ho can soloot.
who are in harmony with Tho prcAcnt Indian
policy.