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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-05-09
South african Diamonds.

5ar-
4 Hon. Theopbiius shepst.sls y !. naisCsd oisy
that Africa, south of the equator, consists Of a
great central, irregularly shaped basin, the
outer edge of which varies in height from 1000
to 100 900 feet above the level of sea- and that
through this rim the Orange River to the south
west, and the Limpopo to the northeast, cut
their way. tits near the exit of the former, from
the enormous basin, that the diamond fields lie,
while gold in large quantities is being obtained
from the northeastern district. The author of
this paper conjectures that this basin is the dry
bed of an enormous inland sea, and that the
diamonds which are found in it are formed by
carbonic acid gas, elected by the action of sub
terranean heat through assures in the earths
surface, into the bed of the dried-up sea, the
water of which was sufficiently deep to imprison
and liquefy the gas after its evolution. The
discovery of the process by which this liquid
gas became crystallized, whether by electric or
magnetic current or by the potent influence of
iron in some of its numerous forms, must be left
to future scientific Investigations.
DR.. Robert Mann, late Superintendent of Ed
ucation in the Colony of Natal, states that, since
the serious working of the diamond fields in
1871, large numbers of diamonds had been OBJ
tanned, and it was estimated that in 1872 there
were no less than 10000 miners engaged in
searching for them. So large had been the
yield that very material diminution had been
brought about in the value of the larger gems
in the home market, and the diggers are now
leaving the diamond fields for the more profit
able northeastern gold fields. The result of the
discovery of these fields has been to develop
South African commercial enterprise, and to
civilze the wild tribes 10 tha part of the con
tinent.
Mr. Sopen, diamond merchant states that
the number of diamonds of the purest water re-
ceived from the Cape was very small, not
on the whole, to more than two or
three per cent, while of ten carat stones not
one in 10000 was perfect In consequence of
the large qantity of second class stones received
from the Cape, such gems were now sixty or
seventy per cent. cheaper than they were three
years ago. Stones which some time since would
ha, e realized $500 would now only fetch ST.,
300. The first class diamonds, however, were
rather dearer than formerly. y.--Scientifc Ame,i-
III
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-05-09
OoRsUCH,s DAILY EXPRESS,

BETWEEN BALTIC. & TOWsONTowN,
Starts from Green 4 Bros, Store, sc W. BALTIC.
St, near Holiday st., daily. All orders left
there will be promptly attended to. The start
ing points at Towsontown are Willis and Van
horns Stores. Will call for baggage, &c., when
orders are left at either of the above places.
April Ally. JOS. eORSUeH, Proprietor,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-10
DLY>iCiANs AND DKUGGlsrs.
Jog to liz Reade street. S.w y

\ prominent Few York physician lately c,m-
planned TO DrND>- DICK about his SxS > al ooy
Oh r. stating that s.IJDctihlrs they eurrI
miracuiOusly, hut that n patient oi his had takers
them Tor some time without cfErct> On b-iny in.
Formed that several limitations were made and
sold, he inguiYc,l and found that his patient I'm j
been taking capsules sold in bottles, and nat
DUNDAS DICK X cos.
What happened to this physician may have
happened to others, and DUNDAS IsICK & CO.
take this mrtsod ofprotectiDc physicians, drug
gi,t- and themselves, and preventing On ov
ShSptLwOSb from coming into disreprfe.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Capsule,
will continue to do so. for they c,ntaln IN.
pure oil in the best and chrap~,s form.
DCSDAS LICK 4 &C pse more OIL OF SAN
IN the manufacture oftheir Capsules
than all the Wholesale and Retail Druggist, anil
t-rrfumrr, in the Emitted States combined, anil
cheaper In their Capsules than in any ether
form.
OIL or SASDALwnOD is fast supe-sediny
Every other remedy, sixty Capsules only being
required 10 insure u safe and cert IN cur in six
or eight days. From no other medicine tan thi.
result he had.
DICKS SOFT CAPSCLEs solves the problem
long considered by many eminent ply >icians, of
how to avoid the nausea and disgust x peri-nref
in swallowing, which are well knn Sn tn t~ietract
from. IL nHt destroy, The good ea-ets OF many
valuable remedies.
Soft Capsules are put up n iin-foil and neat
boxes, thirty in each. and are the only capsule.
prescribed by Physicians.
These wsre the only Capsules 1dmitteH
o III. last Paris Expedition
Send for Circular to IS wooster Street, " y
AOLD At ALL DKCG >TOR ES.
General Agency, ITO Rrade Street, y. Y. s2
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-10
ST. JOSEPH

An election for city officers in St. Jo-
scph on Tuesday resulted in a defeat OF
the Republican ticket by majorities
ranging from fifty-one to over seven
hundred. 1t seemed to be widely be-
'lieved that a ring was running the Re-
publican party Of the city, and the in
dependent element in the party arose in
its might on election day and "smashed'
the ticket. We regret u friend B. F.
Buzard was defeated, and are glad to
notice that his ~gentlemanly qualities and
merited popularity nearly secured his
election.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-10
administrators NOtice.

NOTICE l. hereby given that letters Of admin
~ i]-iI"iipn upon the estate al samuel Warner,
deceased, have been granted Ia tn un'lrrsIgnt Il
by the PROBATE Court Of Andrew county, bearing
lI;c March p, \. ID. Isl. All per-pn- htiing
claim against said ESTATE are required to exhibit
them 10 Inc for uwaHre within one year from
TIL dat" "f said letters or they may he prccludt'i
from any brncii; oi such estate, and i; sand claim,
be not exhibited within Two years from the time
al publication OF this notice they will Ice forever
barred. larry WARMER,
administrator of Sluu | Warner, d-''d.
STEoNC x fIEDESETn', and ". ". CALDWELL,
attorneys Tor \ INN. 25G
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-10
administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
~ istIation upon the estate of Thomas Nance,
Late of the county of Andrew, Missouri deceased,
have been granted To the Undersigned, Eliza
beth Nance, by the Probate Court nf Andrew
county, Missouri, bearing date the liih day oi
March, AID. ls1i. All persons having claim,
against said estate are notified to exhibit them 10
mt for allowancc within one year after the date
of sail letters or they mag b. prcciuded from any
benefit of said estate, and il such claims be- not
exhibited within two years from The tim, OF ti-
publication OF this notice they viii be- forever
buried. ELIZABETH NANCE,
80 administrators.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-10
administrators Notice.

NOTICE /, hereby given that letters of adj
~ mini-iratiun upon The estate Of Alexander
Mchlii-irr. deceased, not administered by thls.
l.. smith, late administrator uf SAID estate hay"
been granted L, the undersigned, William &.
smith, hE The Probate touri oil The county ui
Andrew, bearing date the sd day OF February
lSI4, that the letters Of administration upon said
estate granted to Charles 4. Smith were revoked
on The sd day al February, lS.f, and ceased
thereafter to h. in force. for the reason that said
Charles L.. - NTH, after Incoming such admins
traitor, became IA nonresident of the Stale.
". {. SMITH, Admir- de GOR.s nan.
April /, lS7i. 30,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-10
administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
mini-tratiOn upon the estate Of Thompson
Kelley, deceased, have been granted To thr uu-
d-r,igned by the Probate Court of Andrew cuun-
Il, bearing date March 30, 1874. All persons
having claims against said estate are required 10
exhibit them Ia mt tor allowance WITHIN one
year from the date of said letters or they may be
prccludcd from any benefit of such estate, and il
said claims he not exhibited within two years
from the time Of publication of his notice ia, y
will he forever buried. GEORGE KELLEY,
2JE' Admir- of Thompson Kelley, deed.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-10
NEW
General Produce Store
In Savannah.

THIS is n business which has long been needed in Savannah. and now
l. YOU have it in all its varieties, AMI is conducted by w. y. PRICE, the
oldest merchant (f twenty years standing) in Savannah;
Here may be found for sale the tolloacing;
Fall Wheat, Corn Meal, Buttcr,
Spring Wheat, Potatoes, Egs,
Corn, Onions, Cheese,
Oats, Dried Peaches, Honey,
Barley, Dried Apples, Glove: seed,
Rye, Dried Blackberrics, Timothy Seed.
IOminv, Green Apples, bluegrass Seed
Beans, Smoked Beef. Orchardgrass Seed,
Fall Wheat Flour, Smoked Tongue, Hungarian Seed,
Spring Wheat Flour, Bacon Hams. Minct Seed,
Buckwhcat Four, Bacon Shoulders, Flax Seed.
Rye Flour. Bacon Sides, Hemp Seed.
Graham Flour,
Garden seeds in endless variety, and many other articles too tedious to
mention. The Agents of the Changers throughout the county and adjoining
counties, and the farmers and citizens generally, a &c. their orders filled
by me to their entire satisfaction.
Here you cdn fnG sale for the JOhOUing:
Wheat, Lard, Furs, .
Corn, Butter, Onions,
Oats, Eggs, Potatoes,
rive, Cheese. Meal,
Flaxsced, Honey, Flour.
Hemp Seed, Bseswax, Dried Peaches,
All kinds of Grass Seed. Talow, Dried Apples,
Top-oniOn Sets, IIidcs, Green Apples.
Bacon.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-10
DR.. WHITTIER,


6i7 ST. Charles street. St Louis, Mo.
ga been Longer snJcgej IN .ne sn~ciai treatment Of all
v@enereal. Sexu'i and Chronic Oiscases
- .,nsr -tin 10 81 Louis. a, city papers sseN.
oSgpn.lo -onorrhcsa, cioet, Structure.
S.C.h' :, Hernia, or Rupture, all Urinary
PC S and syphiiiticcr ~nrercu.'s;l afec.
~Ln unparalleled Success, on latest sei, nIitc pttpeipies.
SpermatorrhUa, Sexual Debility and
tWpOtenCy, asthc result Of sef Ioase in youth. seN-
aai ,Nce'ses In IN ttGrer years.. or oiler Causes ard phieh
produce sons oitac following effects: RerrouSstSs. sezzian!
entssions. DEBILITY. dinaess Of sight. dcfee,lre pte7sog.
PiHPtes on the Jics, physieaI deccq, apcrsica 70 socisty u
Ieaaies, eogflsioa Of ideas, toss orsexaai poSsy, sse. rea.
dsrlns marriage, lrrproper OF unhappy. so
permanently asr-f Pamphlet % prsssy rvl.l5x tatee
above. sent In asaisS eRrsieps. for tue postage stamps
AmeH0' Eaad. fssaenorresd, hsno~ysdlIa. LGae2-hda. Ga
whites. caLroS.s. Aserssiaad d ispiGeeasrts oJhs Rorb,
SterHh;y. ese', sa,ieasfdllY treated. Descriptive p,mpliet
sent sedfea Tor two stGnp'. Ago with eSperieDcecsn be rr
He'd upon IL tssclf ei ieetthat n Physician treat ps ihcus-
anus OF casei cvery yeas acquires great skull. fby,iciani
Snowins t1is frequently rccGmmCu1 persons 70 Ey care:
Conat,utill c ~ VaisEtioa. personally or by leticr, nee and
invited. Wh"ni IL isinconvenicnt Ia visi, the city for treat
mrnt, medicines can be sent bv express or mail evcrywheie-
Curra6!e n,shs guaranteed. where doubt exist, itis frankly
stated. One" hours: . a NJ. to Z P. N. 6nndays, Il h.1
I'm Persons arr;rinJ ~ Is city &C CIV aony, h'dy esTs
aireef TO tie eN-e. Hat night ting the Door BhL
Tue tlbishmeot Ia whole fouse Of tvelsc roon'I btos
most extensive in tho country, emoracin: Eeesptioa aat
A-dt,a,ri and Saper Rahss . easnfse ssasise Aahssatofy
~hera 81, melicinrs used 10 the establishment are Pfsfafesj
aud UoSi imrortantoi ell The Library, whore tho dhst
latest STANDARD works. OF all Tho schools Of retiesne srs
tiustrrtins disoas 4 conditions. which have beei procured
from Paris, fFnu-r, regardless a expense. aud hottob'
fnud In eny ether Library In III. city. Th'IibraTJ ID
ihr w vii. ORA to al callers. Addrss. ., aeoss:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-01-08
Magnetic Ointment
ToR TM CURE OF
rNT1kkxAToRy DISEASES.

Dfs 1fa1k Was Engaged for twenty years Ia q
eo9Se q WPsfsAsntz upon the medical properties
end pew q vegetables, separate snd combined. AT
ne - seventy ysars he sueceeded in presen ting
% - World - the result Of his experiments com
eisszea 81 Vegetable extracts. the power of which
ArS.s,hs Diseases Is sasquslsd In the annals Of
llfs aisesvsry sensists in s combination n
nsss low@al Vegetable Extracts with Rlectzeity or
HaNsask n tie form Of sn Ointment
Oertatns 10 II, thet the remarkable and unprs-
ns ere Of ssssss, stamps it at the reatesa
AsssyGy Of tas age, aad calls for trial and close In
~ssxgssoa Of ib properties
~ never fA1ls, while there remains sufaeient
~ b restore natural and healthy action to the CO.
Exy vssssls Of The body. and equaiiIe the circus-
u gaiaei ever TIE mest mslaaant forms OF disease
vtssh eaAast b obtained FROM any ethsr remedy
saeh is ne lswsr OF shis combination,
sn. ss sons ssa Tan q s s,s ss
Hent 10 searched cut anx nsde sensible OF It's pur3y
ing al healing innusees Hsres 1t espes as readily
win tAtennl - extsFHal dBsase. "A
Nanerous instances sre on record yheye
is rsne<y ~ Restored health b patients so near
ns ffays that the most powerful internal reaedes
ne s.ss G hasnss soa q he Bowels. aa'nH' '''@
Ee patient ever need die win this disease
sses As hAgnste Ointment can be obtainsd.
o,Esr innaanatsry Rheumatism this
eisiNs,s = ths most eomPete remedy ever prepared
Ter piphheriA or Putnd Sore Threat Ii is unriyaed
. In niaety.nine cases ont Of hundred.
z w ae.& ensJs relief to lie worst cases Of Nsrycrs
Msadashe a thirty minutes.
Fer Nervous Diseases this medicine il Of
A4sesfsnso Of she spine, Rhsumstisrn, Lsn.
eess, ulseratel Sore Throat, Bronehitis Pieurisy,
sro.l, celi1s onolefa Horbus, Ague in the Face Or
spslas. IaAansd Eyes, Fever Sores, Sores. ETC. win
- os;e,.::ly rs'vsd By the use Of Dr. Trask: Mag
,. RawsA scs Co., Propr'., Buffalo, MT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-01-08
REt4NauEMF FAx SALE.

r N LOTS ad by he
Senaisy
agreesby contsined and described la Inc
following list viz
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PoWhatan Pike.

And notice hereby given that the whole
parts uch thereof will be pay
and penalty charged thereon will County treasurer
the Court House. St. Clairsvle the THIKD TUESDAY IN
JANUARY said and penalty paid time
and that the will be continued from day
era tracts lots and of shall
f STAMP
Auditors Office, Dec. 26 IS73-4 County Auditor
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-01-08
UNION TOWNSHIP.

Billiter \ & E.. .....-..5 s
Buckney Josiah ..-.-.-. 5
Crum backer X &c.
same --... u
Giihan .raabe. ,y.-.- II
Hoge The )derIc L..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-01-08

- Ha|
JRne AL EgEoRs, FRoMAcoNMoN KRUP.
TfON TO TIE WORST scR0FULA.
~ ass nss Cancers are cured. and Can,
enfeus fanors are dispersea without the surgeoz'a
kAifs.esfcfala conquered, and Consumption pre-
vsaersal Dfsesses, Msrcnriai and Mineral
A1ls. md thar stscts ersdicsted, and vigorous
"a - se@d co.stitutson sstsblshsd
q T.~s g sslsssd ana dispsrses IN very cry
&ysirsls.. san Rhsun, sc.ld Head, and Fever
es. aes ssoa Fs1syed By this powerful detergent
osrSusis Diseases, B.ndrufr. scaly or
Hala ska, md fimples quickly give way leaving
- ~ agooth end fair. g fk-f0.F-
Ssed Hy~, Dyspepsi., Rheumatism, Nervous Az
3e9919, General Debility, in short, all the numerous
Aiseeses esaeed b. bad blood conquered and give
way Mces this most powerful corrector, che King Of
Aash bsrsIs contains between forty snd hft,
sr3iasU dosss. costing only one dollar.
0fen ens te fonr or Ave bottles viii
ssrs SAT- Hhs1n, scaid Head, Ring Worm, Pimples
q - I.ss Bils.; ordinary ErsPtiens. etc.
- Ee4a and Stomach, Erysipelas, etc.
Asalthy seS.os T. the Liver and spleen, viii regaists
u Dswsaa snd Kidneys.
e. I've .; e .ix bet.ls: e VIM be teu1d sf;
Ers. a!s to Twelve bottle. wiz cure til.
1rs9 three 20 twelve bottles win cure
ssyers and obstinate cases Of Catsrrh.
re- I've % four bottles win cure the
Hfe3 TIVE 70 ten bottles wiz cure bad
), EEis: & ST.: q Per bottle. bottles for IS Sold
y kANseK, son 4 Co., Prspr's, Buffalo, MI,
Sss testimonials n local column.
DR. - TRASK'S
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIp

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-13
New York Notes

ATTACHMENT AGAINST The PAop gRrY oF The
BANANA RAY COMPANY.
NEW YORK, March l3.-SpOfiord Brother.
nave obtained an attachment against tue prom
erty OF the SANTANA Bay company ia a salt 10
recover $50 GOO.
STATES PRISON FoR LTPR.
James Z. King, convicted last night Of the
murder or Anthony r. O'Neil, was this morn
ing sentenced by Judge Brady 10 the states
prison for life.
ARREST OF A JERSEY JUSTICE
Robert r. Laird, q Jersey City justice OF the
peace, was arrested to- day Tor ceiling nquor
without license.
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.
>. h. Cay, who, In conjunction with wm. G.
Bryant, n engaged on literary work 20 be
soon announced, is about to retire from the
editorial staf Of the EreHiRg Post, where he
will be succeeded by Albert q. Browne, OF
Boston, formerly secretary Of Governor Al
drew.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CHAMBER oP
COMMERCE
was held to-day, at which resolutions lament
ING the ceath OF the late Charles Sumner were
adopted. Speeches highly eulogistic OF the late
Senator were made by several members aud
COMMITTEE appointed TO attend the funeral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-13
The Political situation in Great Rrlt. .

GLADSTONE DEFINES HIS POSITION.
IoNnor. March b --titzirtone has ftsued tbs
customary note requesting the presence OF his
supporters On the roOpening OF Parliament At
The same time he has written 10 Earl Granville.
saying: Whilst disohsrgibg this duty I felt u
necessary that should explain what = circular
could not convey with regard 10 my individual
posltlsn. For variety Of personal reasons I
could not contemplate any unlimited extension
u active political Srvice. I desire nv poiiti-
AT friends to cleSTly understand that ~ my
age l must reserve entire freedom % divest
myself OF the responsibilities OF the leztership
Al DO distant time. The need OF rect will pre-
vent more than my occasional presence an the
mouse during the present session. I should he
ueeitous, before the commencement OF the Is 5
stseloh, TO consider whether 10 would be advAn-
tageOus 10 keep my services Tor a time AZ the
Ilsfossl OF the liberal party, or whether should
men claim exemption from the duties hitherto
discharged. IL, however, there be reasonable
grounds 10 believe that, tnstea of the cOurse
which have sketched, IL would be preferable
IN the view Of party generally. fOr me 1T once
10 assume the position OF an independent mem
Der, should willingly do 20. retaining All nv
desire for the welfare of the party aud Az a
leader be chosen or interim provision be made
Tor the present year, my successor should re
ceive every assistance he might seek or could
render"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-13

BANKRUPTCY PRoCEKDINGs-The Affair.", Of
TIE SpT0gEss.-The Providence Journai OF the
10th says: We understand that proceedings in
bankruptcy were instituted yesterday, In behalf
OF Mrs. james, against the Atlantic DelaiDe
Company and several shareholders rs copsrt-
ners therein. Proceedings were also commenced
IN the name OF the Court OF Probate, Warwick
Al the instance of the Hoyt children, against
Mrs. Mary Sprague, who ~ on the bond OF VIM.
Sprague, AZ guardian, the allegation being Ia Mt
the joining In the execution OF the trust mort
gage was an act OF bankruptcy. Mrs. Sprague
thereby surrenderiDg her property 90 paw obIi-
CATIONS Tor which che was not liable. Unless
these proceedings are Withdrawn, the validity
OF the Sprague trust mortgage, upon which =
court, must be passed upon by the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-13
W0mao's whisky War.
DO LEWIS kNTHUsEs A NEW Yeas coSeRE.A


NEw YORK, March l3.-At q meeting In Han
son Place Methodist Church last evening Dis
Lewis took charge for nve minutes, 60 begin
work as they did in the west. He called on ali
men who believe i'm Christian women and their
work TO get NJ, and hundreds Jumped % IA cir
Feet, and the applause shook the house. He
next called FOR the women who thought iuten-
persnce curse and were ready 90 help rld the
country OF u, 10 rise. A multitude OF women
were on their feet Immediately. He then called
TOT All men snd women who were ready 70 unite
10 The work 10 get up, aud nearly everybody was
standing up, and applause and cheers Attested
their enthusiasm.
FASTING AND PRAYER PoR rhK CAUSE IN
BROukLNN.
Throughout BROOKLYN to-day there IA fastin.,
and prayer for tie temperance cause.
lSlNV PRAYING WOMEN IN wILLIAMsPORT, PA.
NILLIAMsPoRr, PA, March I3.-rhe vo-
mems temperance movement, which con.
menced here on the 23i ultmO, enrolled lao
names to-day. and leo women are a work
Three immense mass meetings have been held
with daily prayer meetings and visits 70 the
hotels ana saloons. The whole city T. aroused
drinking men are signing the pledge. and the
1eaisis' wiz scarcely an exception, are treat
ing the ladies with Kindness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-13
FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS
FRIDAY, March 70,

SENATE.-By II O'Clock the Senate galleries
were nlled TO suffice alton, and the corridors In
he rear were crowded with those struggling TO
obtain entrsnce.
the House and their families entered and took
SnArs 10 the left OF the Vice Presidents desk.
ne catstslque WAS brought in and placed IN
mont OF the Vice Presidents chair
The Chaplain I'm his opening PRAYER salt Oh
Lotd, our Cool we come together this dsy %
engsge IN the solemn ceremonies of an occasion
ments, xcitements and the tnmnits 81 -
pleasant life. We beseech Thee no. ths, NJ.
are here assembled in this Chamber. the renrs
selves TO hear the voice of the I,orS ON, ~
Look down upon us with Thy favor and hles.
and sanctity 10 US all the ceremonies OF tbi.
solemn Gay, through Jesus Christ our Lord.
The journal OF yesterdays proceedings wa
then read.
Mr.. Buckingham said that rs the funera'
ceremonies would take place in Boston on Mon
day, he moved that the Senate when IL aii1arr
stand adjourned until Tuesday next Agreed
The Clerk of the Mouse appeared ami an
nounced the resolutions passed by that body or
the death OF MT Sumner.
THE subsequent scenes in the Senate attend
ing the funeral services OF Mr.. Sumner are re-
ported In another column
At the conclusion of the funeral services. the
entire assembly rose and remsined standing a.
the casket was removed from the chamber.
The members OF the HOUSE OF Represen tatiye-
thSh tthItu, luc0 tue supreme Court. the
President and his Cabinet, and other invited
guests.
The Senate was then called TO order.
, The Chair announced as the member 10 ill
the vacancy on the District Investigating Com
mittee, and TO act as chairman Of the same.
Mr.. Stewart.
The Senate then, on motion of Mr. sucking-
ham, adjourned, and will stand 81 jOurned until
Tuesday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
House was called to order as usual at Il o clock
The journal of yesterday having been read,
Mr.. Hurlbut (lll.), chairman OF the Commit
tee OF Arrangements on the part of the House
sald the order OF movement OF members OF tn.
house would be Is follows: The Sergeant-at
Arms and Doorkeeper would lead followed by
the Speaker and CLERK. Then will follow TIE.
Chaplain and the Committee of Arrangements
and after them the members of the House
The Horse then took an informal recess
The procession, as indicated above, Wa.
Der.
Upon the return, at I.I2, the House adjourned
Until to- morrow.