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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23

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ldIldge iir oas Sabr 1876 beratben. Sin
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@inmanoerung au8geiebt. Der aftb. 6r.
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terer Debate purbe Dtc0ougal'S @ntra9
per1pnrfen, un0 hie 8erlpiQiauna pQiiirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23
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9dnSlid) unfdbig fir ben Boften lei. Ser
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falle --
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23
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Sarrisburg, Bennl., %. 9esbr. -
Die Sertreter BON SDnoben peridliebener
retia1Dier Seften 8ennlplpanieu's oeriammel'
ten I'D, beute bier, mn Die beiten @ittel 5u be-
ratbeu, Die @ntweibunS DesSabbaths 81 per'
hluberu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23
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baOa n II a, y. Oe5ember.- @lne Nnz
Sabl Der bDdlteu Ofilttdrbeamten @uba's bat
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su geftatten, init Inn nab Spauieu 3uriidtcb-
rem gu biirfen. @r bat iebp6 ibr @ein6 abb
nehlnnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23
Scr Wtoroet 0en SrtmtnatoeriGbren
fsf,srn1ieseu
9es Moroes ftberfiaDrt.

WilteSberre, Yennl., %. De5br. =
Iuthouu CANADIAN pHrbe beute gea6mitta9
bes Woroes TIM erlfen @rabe ihulhig befun-
oen; er bot ben @apt. S. Jfilsp an l5.Sept.
D. S. erl1oiieH.
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giiagora .@rples - td9ud (Solntags auslenoHs
mCu) norotib nan RObeter, 8ufato uuO oiu i5at.
len UNI 7.2j Dlor9eus.
gad Dem Weiteu uH0 Roroen, nad ben Ragaras
Rotten uno Buffalo ii6er Slmird eeht mn 3.2J ubr
DislgeuS db (aus9enommen Sonutag5).
Wtadb oem gSeiten uno 9ior0eu, nab - lI,wspor
uu6 9edbauen nm 1.15 llbr Ratmltta9s (Gu6gca
uommeu Sonntaas); Elm Shneg3ug.
Btttsburg Srpres tdSItt, Soantass aus9eHoms
med nm nbr abenbs.
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Beren uuo nor6lih mad @lmira, Buffalo, Den aals
len uno Canada, Gre, ben Pennipluauier CsIges
senoen td9lit, ausseuommen Samfa9s um 9. Go
Lbenos.
Rad gettysburg um s.25 tbr Morsens uno i.i5
0ohui,, uu0 mad 0GnoDer nm 5.}j u1r Uiorqens
uno 1.f5 uno 3.2j llbI stahmitta9s, ans9enommtn
Rad5 @&nmberlanOs s8u 1esba9u" nm 8 25Dlorsers s
uno l.15 Rdhmtttass.
sgreeusSprinsz 5Uei9babu" um S.25 llbr Nlor.
gems nHo 1926 abr Ra1m. td9Ii9, SoHutGg5 ouss
Rad, Nort-s.25 rlbrRa6mtttass, gOnntass aus,
atnommeu.
Siaetc an Der @aIpertzStltiOn, gtoroOR.gse Ass
Baltimore uuo @aDert>St:dBe uuo @batlesfrasena
Stqtion. auitrdss fiir Baggage werOeu 0a otg
Rofoofz@de Der Baltimore uno @dlOutEr auass
uomIneus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23
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miGiomsnort mn 2miidbenifafionen, tdoIiI CGu53z
aenommen Sonnta9sJ UNI S.15 sSormittGQ5.
Jtadl SGeoerid (obHe g9edieD, Gmmittsburg
RuiaMsrort, Sa9erstorOn uuo oen 3piihenftQtt0z
uen um llbr Nadmitta3s (aus9enommen SoHns
ta9s).
Jiadl alien Stationen bis llniou=Srioge, um 5.55
gtadnnittass, aus9enommen SoHutaSs, uno oauu
urn rbr OiorseHs.
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un6 nm 6.lO ytadlmitta9s. Sonntass aus9enommen
uuS oaun MN 6.i0 upr A6enos.
3i9e uerlaIien uHIoR . pot (@barlsSar.) Uds
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ont.S Station II DiiHuten ipdtei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23
Spe3ial . Mettseit.
Nalttutore
fire 9n(uru1fe QDtffe,

9III eJNtHtWJtk WEFHE5
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Dftje @eie0ihaft periihert iortudbreub se9en Ser
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Bobn@, 9aben= uuo geaarenbduier, 9anbels s!iter
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i'm Ban besriitene sber i'm Saien in eaouus befno'
lfte Sabr5en9e u. I. 10.
Das Oireftorium befteht aus fol9enoen Serren:
Wm. O. 5 arrtiou, Yrdioent;
SEQ. u. Siders, Z. Hobt. Senftns,
Oanjo e, WilIou, 6. Wtorton StepGrt,
Erancis 3. Sing, y. i. Nepeomer
s,eurn Carroll, Srpine 0oripis,
81. g. Steuart. gB. W. 2aplor,
g3m a. Bruue SsraeI @obeu,
9.p. 8apff, Seor9e =. 9atr'lohs
MISUNDERSTANDING uno peitere stahri6t iiber
bte Gejealhaft miro In Der Office, Shoiuef@gde BON
Goutb@ uno aBaterftrase, ert6e;lt no aud ale MuI=
trdse toiort erebi9t peroen. Serfiberun9ru Herosn
auf irsen5 cine sSritauseuommen. pelde Der A2plta
FAINT ipinihel mag.
(Sani,1SN Hr. @oo0poxtb, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23
SelesrapbiiGe 9epei9ett.

t8erltte Der raiIoctirten greiie" fir ben ~@ors
reiponSenten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23
35. Sabrga1tg.
@eibmadts : MH3eisen.

|
@ei9uadtszS zSnrrdtbe.
r.. GourtnfD 4 prnoer,
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ma6en aai tbrem srobea nmo aKotttrtsu
8orratb bon
Gbautpagner,
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faotttfd5em uno irIanoHaen Bbtstes.
0ld"Club House,
reimem 8ossen @btsfeD
fdonen Ibee,
uno
AT See ~ dbIte
syamilien 0rnrerie : Mrtifel
aufmerffa an.
Aneinise Gaentsn tn ben Ser. Staaten tiir Den be-
riibmteu
"Grand Vim d d'Angleterre"z
Gbampagnsr.
Cine SpeStclitdt in
fetmeu sorten pom
6nd> unb Mairl : gSeinen.
(306-13f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23
1fnf1le 31tr see.

Norfolf, Sa., %. Deg. - Ser uui
SogzSslanb anfgelaufene Sdlooner uGutbonp
SellD" tit total perloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23
9te taufmdnnii DE Mgent1sr
Il. 6. Bum 4 Comp,
Nr. =, 9soro>GbarIestrabe,

Sdltimore.
(Gtabfirt m Suni 1841.)
9teles gsabliiiement leiert (uur an flnertretber)
alIe uotbsen oetLiairten 5niormGtionen btntbtIih
Der Ste1ung, gerautporttbfeit &C. pon aauTleuten,
Sdnblern IL. |. lunerbalb Der Ser. SsdGten, 2erz
rItorien unb Brttilhstoro=lmerita; au lieiern iie
Elm Reier,uSs Yuh, meldbes ble 9tamen pon mehr,
aIs 100000 aaufleuten u. I. ~. uub oeren Haien nno
ole Steluus oerlelben entbdlt. IS ift oas compile
Bequemlidfeit Der 8ants uno Sauoelstduer uno fir
Die ausenleine Berbeietuna uuo ben Shus eeS Sans
oels or9anirt fuuroe. 30 3ueigbiireaus baben ipr,
meife In ben bauptiddiid)ten Stdoten ftHo; unleie
@rIe,d,terunsen fonne1 uidbt ibertrofen me-oen.
Bmt. .. gcarIett, bierpobneaoer eompa9non.
AB SSGaige Nuipriide weroen einSeSosen unoSes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23

2onoon, %. D,S.-0er &tdter Gomart
Stratbearn @oroOn, @onierpatioer, murbt
heute ais Gertreter Der uuiueriltdten @laSs
9olu uno abtroeen wieoer in bas Yarlameu
QeiuGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23
Nyaufret6.

2onoo %. De5br,-Die yStanOarO"
perDfimtli6t cine 9epeitle bon BariS, mel9e
neloet, oaB Bring Betel gonaparte al8 San.
oioat fir Die 9eputirtenfammer III Gorffo
aufgetreten lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23
.0snltintnrc Mnfnntnc : N&nf,tn 1e

@aIuertitatiou Gm Z, 7ij, f0.0j IL. 25Sormttdg5,
3.55, 4.t0, 6.15 uHo $50 nbr %teH0e; ebarlesitra
| ns5tatou nm 4.40 Wior9euS duo 300 llbr Rdhm.
YeuulpIUauilzIoeCuesS tdtinH um 7l0, 7.30, 1913
u. II. 4OBOr9eHs, 3.jt 4.20 gaadm., 6.3I uno 9.jl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-23

Nlabrib, %. 9eSbr.-@en. @6eagne /
gum @omnlanoeur Der &rmee erAauut MOI
Den.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-14

The trail of the serpentine whiskey
seems to be over the whole country.
We are now promised startling dcvel-
opments at st. Louis, Indianapolis and
Chicago and the involving of very
large batch of officials and politicians.
According to some accounts some five
United States Senators, number of
congressman, and two or three emf
nent Chicago editors have been caught
in the tolls. If there are no more re-
movals of personal lawyers by Presi-
dent of. delicate susceptibilities, the
zebra-striped caravan promises to be
materially protracted. Bait. Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-14
LADY HELPS.

The London World has grave
doubts as to the feasibility of the
new suggestion of "lady helps. >
Under the title Of "Sally in Silk, ,'it
discourses as follows:
10 was a considerable time before
it dawned upon US as possible that
the letters recommending US to have
our CRATES blackened by ladies OF
gentle birth, and to make cook and
companion convertible terms, were
really written in all seriousness. We
have believed them flights of fancy
not indeed especially brilliant or
amusing, but still gratifying to the
vanity of their authors by enabling
them to appear in print. 1t seems
however, that we are behind the age;
that what we smiled at as harm
less absurdity is really in some in
stances a positiv, fact, and that we
are open TO the possibility of par
lor maid whose blood is as blue as
that of the Knight of Carlatrava
himself. This at least, is the ideal
presented to our awe-struck imagi-
nation; it is true that, when we de-
stend to particulars and inquire in
to hard matters of fact, we soon
discover that some of tie preachers
of the new evangel have somewhat
singular ideas as to what the status
of lady really is....
Let us imagine for a moment
for we do not believe, except in the
realms of imagination, that such a
thing is likely to occur-let Us i'm
agine large household consisting
of real ladies and gentlemen Is it
possible to conceive any two people
more to be pitied than the master
and mistress of such an establish
ment? Their servants-we humbly
apologize, assistants-are their
equals; how can they be so rude as
to find fault? Miss Matilda is, we
conceive, hardly more likely to
prove herself Immediately perfect
as a house maid than her humble
prototype Molly; but how can her
"mistrcss friend, which is the fav-
orite euphemism employed, venture
to point out cobwebs, or remark on
slovenly work? She would, indeed,
be q bold woman if she attempted
it. 1t would, we think, be pretty
certain to produce flood of hys'
terical tears, and a sobbing protest
that the culprit had never been
used to be SO spoken to-" So the
cobwebs would remain unmention.
ed for fear of another outburst, and
raw meat, burnt soup end flavorless
puddings, would also endured in
! silence Imagine, too, the utter
loss Of privacy; all these "belps,
being equals of their employers
must of course, be accepted az com.
panions, and after Miss Matilda had
condesended to dust the china, OF
had fatigued herself by half polish
ing the iire-irons, she would natur-
ally take her repose on the draw.
ing-room sofa with the last new
novel or magazine.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-14
DooOTs AND SHOES,

|.JAAEs phADfonD'
vARNISHE3
WND0WGLASS,
CEMENT AND CALCINED PLASTER.
Pants, white lead, redlead white zinc, iron
pniat, lubricating oils, linseed Oil, sperm oil
lard oil, meats foot oil, coal oil, Tilden Il Nep.
hew's varnishes, English varnishes, alcohol
turpentine, paint mills, paints ready mixed,
artists materials, wax flower materials, de-
calcomania pictures, all kinds OF foreign and
domestic glass, stained, ornamental and en-
graved; coach painters material, stencil col
ors, ladders Of different lengths, ready glazed
sash, gold Leaf. bronzes. vermhliona. looking
glass platers
NOS. 9 AND EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
N. d. Particular attention paid TO HOUSE
AND SHIP PAINTING. SIGN WRITING,
ETC. apl-
John p. AI4LMoND
Cor. 9th and Market streets,
DEALER N
shooHAi1TRAs TRAs.
COFFEE,
SPICES.
- &C.. DO.
conuR EIoarH q MAxxzr ssrxrra
The daily gazette., 1875-12-14
Egypt Coming with Her curiosi,ies

Egypt Coming with Her curiosities.
DR.. Brugsch Bey, the Commissioner
of Egypt to the Centennial Exhibition
informs the Director General that the
members of the Commission will
leave Bremen on their way hither
December II, The Egyptian exhibits
filling 142 cases-werc shipped from
Alexandria on November 10. A portion
of the Swedish exhibits have now ar
rived, and another ship, loaded, will
soon start.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-14
Bowers Idoof Liniment

Bowers k1oOf Lin1ment'
After so years Of practical experience wi wln
horses, In staging, teaming &C, navo nS ieA ~
cd that more horses have been cr1ppiea ~
fnattentlon to the feet than all other oseao ssc.
combined. After man Sexperimen@. ~. : lSsS Az,
found he true remedy TO PREVENT eras sno WI
ease the hoof, or restore 1t after negnsen%se,
10 rat nature intended 1t shoun 49, ~ !.
great support of the noble animal INC svv,
mfiamed and diseased, the animal o9n,psi apssiy
lively worthless. This Liniment VII su.ey n..er
prsvsnf this worst OF all Diseases, Ooauss.h " ~
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contractona a.surrs y, NJ
Back Sinew generally called kneo pnuisd op,uiIsdd
&c, and restore those that have been c1'Pp''N
by the want OF such q remedy. ,.,.rlv
AVTry II, and 1t will never fan p'Vp'"'
applied, viz: ,,ottep,
S3athe the horses foot once week. % oisSI mi
or II necessary, at the heel and nVe
around the hoof close to the hair
N. G. BoYER
rorryown, "a
MIR. NJ. G. BoYER-DsaJ Sir: ns IN y nv
tafy that have used your Linlmens thai
stable for three months past, on meIs ~, nre.
one hundred horses, and ind II tne o9 y, XII
paration have ever used on horses. ~ tys
better than you recommend II sena A
cases at once. by express, z. y; u pEiuToN
HARRY HAMHiLrCity civ
No. 182 wost Slst street New forh VI"
The daily gazette., 1875-12-14
HOTELS,
JEFFERSON HOUSE.
NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE.
JOHN w. GRAY. PROPRIETOR.

JOHN w. GRAY. PROPRIETOR
This large and beautifully situated house
.has been put in the very best repair for the
reception OF v,sitors. who will find at II all tne
accommodations Of FIRST-CLASS HOTEL .
1t commands flne view OF the Delaware Bay,
and is one OF the mo- pleasant and delightful
places In the State for &yeursions or pic-nics.
The house is kept In the ss,est style, the ba,
hlled with the choicest wines, liquors and
malt drinks, and table supplied witt. the sub
stantials and luxuries OF the market. Excm
si0nlsts can arrive by boat or rail. Parties
who wish to 60 fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. Tho patronage OF the public
is respectfully solicited.
iy2su J, W. GRAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-09

The Senate resumed its Legislative SEES
sion at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. Camden's resolution to employ re-
porter to take down the proceedings OF the
Court Of Impeachment, with Mr.. LOOMS
amendment thereto, was laid on the table.
On the motion OF Mr.. Eastman Senate
Bill 1877, amending and re-enacting section
OF chapter 70 OF the Code, was taken from
the table and placed upon the calendar;
Mr.. McGiHuis offered resolution to allow
the Public Printer 10 appear before the bar
Of the Senate and through counsel or him
self 10 make an explanation OF his claim
for printing States Register.
NJ. Camden moved to lay the resolution
on the table. Lost by tie vote.
Mr.. McGiuRis then withdrew the resolu'
ton with the understanding that the proper
committee would hear the Public Printers
explanation.
On motion OF Mr.. Bennett the Senate adj
journed to meet at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-09
The Evils Fruits OF digestion.

There Is no pathological tlst more clearly as'eE-
tanned than that the most formidable phases Of ner'
vous diseases are directly tTaeeable tOimPefect di.
se,tion. Insomnia, with its train Of dreful cons-
Guences, prOcccd, more frequently from weakness
Of the stomach than from, any other cause. Mere
,edarves are poVeTless to cure nervousness, an
son cease to palliltc its symptoms The true way
TO strengthen the nervous system is TO inVigoFaIe
the digestive and asimilative organs, upon whose
unobstructed action it, equilibrium Is absolutely
dependent The daily use Of IIosteter's stomach
Bitter will do more to brace and SoOth the weaken
Cd and irritated nerves and iuduoe sound rcfrssh-
Ing slSep-naturc's grand cathOlicon-than all the
s-eallei nerylnes to he found IN the phLrmafoPria
or out Of It, Wine-Glasatul Of the BitteTs should
be taken before Zach meal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-09
Prof. Proctor on Natural Inv.

From bis Boston Lecture
Passing to matters more strictly within
the range OF his subject, the lecturer dis.
cussed the standing still Of the sun and
moon, a miracle described in terms mani.
testify indicating a belief in central fiat
earth with certain relatively small bodies
moving for signs upon the concave Of the
sky. In passing, he said, this correspond.
ed with the account Of that exceeding
high mountain whence all the kingdoms
Of the earth we're seen. The miracle OF
the going back Of the shadows on the dial
and its association with the frightening
Of Ilezekiah'a life in response TO prayer,
we're then considered, with special refer.
ence to the question Of the efficiency Of
prayer. This part OF the lecture was
Illustrated by views Of eClipses. The lee.
turer compared the way in which nations
ignorant Of the true nature Of GClipses
pray for the restoration Of sunlight, or
otherwise manifest their sense Oi awe and
wonder, with the confidence Of the student
Of science. This confidence il simply the
result Of certain knowledge Of what istak.
ing place. AZ science removes natural pro.
cesses and phenomena from the domain
OF the unknown to that Of the known, so
pari pdAsl the thought that prayer may
cause the progress Of such processes and
phenomena to I've modified must Of
necessity disappear. II Is only while we
are uncertain that prayer, AZ ordinarily
Understood, is possible, and the student Of
science learns gradually to extend pro.
cesses beyond his range Of research the
reasoning he had applied to those within
IL; to behave in the sane manner in pres.
ence Of processes whose law he has not
grasped as in presence Of processes whose
course he can certainly anticipate. This
simply because he knows certainly that
the former, like tile latter, are under the
dOminions Of law, and cannot I've ni.
ieCted-never are affected, at least 20 far
"A experience shows-by circumstances
not operating directly upon their physical
cause or causes. After discussing the star
said to have led the wise men from the
East, the lecturer brought his discourse to
close BY dwelling on the importance Of
recognizing the dominion Of uniform Law
throughout the universe. This great doc.
ttine, when once thoroughly understood,
cannot but prove a safeguard against ex.
Cesses such az have been and continue to
be committed in tile name Of Religions
safeguard against the existence Of the al.
pefstitiousto which such excuses are due.
The belief in universal law, regarded by
many in these days az rock ahead, will
be one day recognized az break water
against seas which have been heavy and
may be heavy yet again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNHE LADIES OF FOURTH ST. NJ. E.
L CHURCH will serve Mush and Milk,
Hot Coffee and Refreshments in the Lee.
ture Room OF their Church on FRIDAY
EVENING, December 10.
Admission loo, Supper from & o'clock
uutil9. deg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-09

BELLAtRE LocAis-Mr. Robert Ray
IL erecting a candy and confectionery
mandatory and store room on Belmont
street, just north Of Thirty-third.
Great complaint Is made Of the large
hog pen on Thirty.second street, back Of
the city Jail. The Board Of Health
should take steps to have ii removed.
The prevalence Of sickness can not he
wondered at when such disease.breeding
holes are allowed to remain in the city.
reporters prayer meeting IL pro.
posed, the petitions 10 be that something
worthy Of local item may happen In
Bellaire at least once in six months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-09
IN SENATE.


WEDNESDAY, December 8.
The President appointed McSsrs. Dennis,
Bennett an berkshire committee to con.
slider that part Of the Governors message Of
December "a, l'15, in reference to the
Chesapeake X Ohio Railroad Company.
Mr.. Dennis offered resolution requiring
the Board Of lublic Works to inform the
Senate forthwith what action has been
taken by II in reference TO Senate Joint
Resolution No. "a, requiring II to report
what securities the State has for its deposits
in various banks, aud the names Of such
securities. Adopted.
Mr. Arnett offered resolution to require
the Treasurer Of the penitCntiary to report
to the Senate how much money he now has
in his hands belonging to the State for the
use Of the Penitentiary, and where he now
has said money deposited. Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Shernr1, Senate Bill
1872, amending and rC.enacting section 10
Of chapter 22l Of the Acts Of ls72.73 was
taken up out OF It's order and ordered 10 It's
second reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Camden, Senate Bill
1872, amending the charter Of the town Of
Clarksburg, was taken up from the table
and placed on the calendar.
Mr. Camden offered resolution to au.
thofize the Clerk to employ reporter to
take down the proceedings, evidence and
debates Of the Court Of impeachment
Mr. LOOmiS offered an amendment TO
strike out everything except the evidence.
Pending this amendment the Senate re-.
solved itself into Court Of Impeachment
to try T.. 4, bennett, State Auditor.
Messrs. Moran and Afnett appeared for
MI. Bennett and asked until Monday at
lOl5 o'clock to prepare an answer to the
articles Of impeachment. Granted.
Mt Arnett then asked leave to file an ex.
ception to the validity Of the Court Of I'm.
parchment on the ground that Mr.. sher.
rhrd Senator from the county Of Hardy,
was incompetent to be Senator because
he had, since being qualified aS Senator,
been elected President Of the County Court
OF Hardy county, and had qualified as
President Of such Court.
Pending the discussion Of a motion to
allow counsel to file said exception the
Court took recess until 2iS o'clock p. NJ,
at which hourit re.met.
MI Sherrard arose and stated that he had
not qualified as President Of tie County
Court Of Hardy county since he was sworn
in as Senator.
On motion Of Mr.. Caldwell the Court or.
dered the doors to be closed during the
discussion Of the motion to allow Mr.. Den.
nettS counsel to file the above exception.
Ala o'clock the doors were opened.
The President Of the Court announced
to the Board Of Managers and the counsel
for defendant that the Court had declined
to allow the defendant to file any objection
to the Senator from Hardy sitting in the
CouN Of Impeachment.
On motion Of Mr.. McGinniS Mf. Nc.
Donald was qualified to sit on the impeach.
mept Of Mr.. Bennett.
On motion Of Mr.. Dennis the Court Of
Impeachment trying Z. A. Bennett, State
Auditor, adjourned to meet at iOjS o'clock
A. NJ, on Monday.
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4 CALL TO THE FRIENDS OF TEMPER.

~ ANCE,
The undersigned, friends Of the Temperance
causO desire 10 organize state Temperance Asso-
cation upon hasls that will embrace all dncepo
opp0scTs Of inIempennce. 49,
After repeated and mature consultation, II has
been determined to call a state Temperance Com
ypntinn IN meet in the CITY Of Wheeling, on