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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-26
ZIGZAG ARRANGEMENT.

The Zigzag arrangement, has recently
been adopted, will be put on only where
specially ordered, for which five dollars
will be charged IN addition to the rsgu-
lar price.
The change can be made from zigzag
10 n straight line and vice versa, IN a mo-
ment, without even hosting the shoyei',
without removing bolt. IL Is simple IN
its construction, and will not easily Set
out Of repair.
The entire machine IL so well balanced
that the horses necks do not become ghii-
ed. This is accomplished oy the manner
i'm which the hopper is set upon the frame.
Oh
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-26
GOTH YEAR !

LOOK WELL BEFORE YOU BUY.
The
WILLOUGHBY GUM-SPRING DRILL
NOT ECU ALED By ANY IN USE
FOR SOWING GRAIN
FOR SOWING FERTILIZERS
FOR SOWING GRASS SEEDS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-26

in the market, and We invite farmers In
want of u Drill 10 call aud satisfy them
selves on this point.
CORRUGATED RUBBER ROLLERS
which form forced feed, uncqualcd ~
any in use, aud which has now stood the
test of yeas.
The cOrrugation ofthcsc rollers ha, been
an Improvement over the first built. aud
by means of a slide and regulators the
flow of seed Is constant ard regular.
There can be- no choking, for the reason
that it il Il positive force feed, and all the
''whitc caps gtravS, or any foreign sub
stance that should chance To bc in The
wheat, is fed through without s;oppagc.
In this way the "skips," which are 20
frequent in fields of drilled wheat, are en-
tircly avoided, and there will be- found a
regularity IN the grain over the field and
that, too, without the necessity af bcin,
constantly watched to see ifthc feeding i.
all right.
THE GUANO ATTACHMENT,
patented by j. b. CroweII, which il con-
coded by practical farmer, to be- the best
vet introduced To their notice
The great difficulty encountered in sow
ing some kinds or guauO H., that the agita-
ton of the mass in the hoppers render. IL
sticky, and it will not, in consequence,
feed downward.
BY the use OF Cr.wcll's Guano Attach
mcnt this is overcome, aud as experience
has proven,
ALL KINDS OF FERTILIZERS
in use can be sown, W ithout even mixing
with any substance to render il less sticky.
Its simplicity is one of its great poin'.
TIE GRASS SEED SOWER
is attached to the rear of the hopper, aud
has zinc bottom, which Is perfOra,edlor
the grass seed to pass through. 4 light
wooden slide, with indie nations cut
transversely, agitatcs the seed which
should be clean to SOW with regularity.
The grass sccdcr can also bc attac he'd,
forward Of the hopper, or if it is specially
ordered can be left off entirely, in which
latter case there Is n deduction Of i've dol
lars froIa the price list.
THE SURVEYOR
measures correctly the number Of acrcs
gOwn, or parts of an acre down TO sixteen
tbs. In making the turns at the end Of
the field, the holster puts the working
parts out Of gear, and in consequence the
surveyor does not move i'm the least, and
can, therefore be relied upon to measure
correctly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
lllsrribis visis.s.

A man With . two days beard and an sx-
cited eye dashed into . Main street saloon
this morning aud gAspsd out TO the bar
keeper: i.
"For the love Of God give me a drink Of
whi,ky I"
BILE drink builder.
"Oh. don't talk" appealed the trem-
bling wretch. "I'm gittn' 'sm sure. 1
soc wingless men, bcardlsss hsrsss. horn
less dogs and hairy cats. Quick I"
"Goed Lord r. gaspsd the bsrksspsr.
passing over the bsttle swiftly. take .
big horn an go an see . doetsr."
The afflicted man took two drinks and
bsltsd. This afternoon the barksepsr
looks like q person who has learned some.
thing and who Is brooding upon deeds VI
blood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28

s,s Fs,sc.co, December - . ?. N.
othr-sst bid.
g., Virginia. j. bid, 3sa asked.
Oh as bid.
co. .n Chariot 3 bid.
Or r-23a bid, 23ls asked.
MA Nsreross .Gis bid. G. asksN.
Me- can -i9a bid.
a. yirsinia-3s. nd. IS. asked.
Htsl& Bslehsr-2 bid.
OpiirzS-ufi.
a. iGrnia-t5a bid.
q. ,smia-i0a bill.
cr VA Point-GS bii.
~ A Bslchsr-i2a sold.
Co. yirsinia n bud. IS, asked
~, A Belehsr -isa sold.
Ov. man-lli bid.
ylrsisia-3sh bid. 3sS asked.
a.. Virginia -3sa bid, ssh ashsi.
"a .lonia-i3 sold.
c.. virginia-3sh sold.
patA ~Beleher-t2. bid.
Ai,ha- IA bid.
A ha-23a bill.
Oslir-23 asked.
Coz. yiusinia-3sa s.ksl.
Ca sdonia-i3 sold.
90 den Chariot-3b bid.
a. srial-it bid.
Juir--Ya asked.
ca. virginia-3sa sold.
Coz. Virginia -3s sold.
GCuld n Curry-i2s bid.
CO. Nirginia-37'. bid.
pIlir-22h bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
BRONCnIT1s.

From John Plaw. Esq.. Of Bennington. N II
"Thrss PEARS slsee ! was very much reduced
with . dresdful cough. which resulted In Brop'
ehiiis. a1sctius me 20 severely ~ 10 render u
va added severn night swvata. aud I Was fear
ful OF going into . decline AIR reeourSs "a
yarious remedies 20 no purpose. ! ma 70 uss o.
Or. Wistar's haisam Of Wild Chery. . few bot
lee Of which fully re.torvd mi 10 health
since that time have had several sewers d
tschs Of cough, bat the Balazm has always 70.
should not know how 70 do Without H."
Sold bS all drufrists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
x.w Ysrh Heard.

M yonK. December 2s.-saies In the
Wsning Beard. in currency. we're 2oo
p,rl,ou 2la2is 100 Alpha 23b. $50 Bel
~. o. aiO. 100 Best Belcher TO-, 100
ieuia I3a. 90 Chollar-Poissi 10, ITO
~ elanI o.. 1000 Imperial ~. 80 Goa.
VI inia 20. 900 Confidence ~, oo N
NJ lusr ~, $40 Gould 4 Curry ia ~
Cr,t IA, 200 HalgS N%orcro-s "a, 5oo
hi ,al, 100 Justics 2ih loo keniaek
on Mexican II (. a2s. 300 Ophir 20.
~ \ .ssgt, 100 Seq. Bsleher slS, 100
= i Nevada .. leo silver Hill So, 100
CON. o.. 900 yellow jacket ioa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28

skx FRAScrsco. Dec. 2s.-t ?. NJ
The failure u Fsrd Rogers. the broker
Of he Pacific Board. is announced.
The Chrs.ieis this morning publishes q
lot Of interviews with leading stock bSek-
en- and operators ~ 70 the causes Of tho
depression 10 The market and the proba-
bility Of Consolidated Virginia psssing the
January dividend. The general result
seams 10 DO that nons OF them know any
thing about u. Tho bulls claim thai the
depression IL the result Of o conspiracy on
the part Of the bonanxa irm. Sharon and
othsrs 70 break the market and gather In
the stock; while The bears assert that the
mines are In . bad way. Others again say
that the decline 10 solely duo 10 The neces-
stiles Of marginal holders. Flood a
O'Brisn say nothing. Experts who pre-.
fess 10 know the actual condition Of the
beuanza mines vary ~ much In their
views - epsrators.
The rspsrt On the street that the Nevada
Bank had changed the amount Of Ia leans
per share on California and Csnsolidatsd
Virginia 10 smphatically denied a. the
bank counter, msney being loaned on
either 81 tho rats Of S25 . share ~ hereto
fore. The other banks deny the correct
ness Of the recent rumor that they had re-
fused 10 lead even tsn per cent VI the mar
kst value Of the ~bonanxas, on account OF
distrust Of the stats Of Affairs. alleging that
they are still leaning ~ usual TO about one-
third Of The market RATES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
VIZ CAN'T TALK

without showing the coalition Of our teeth.
Every laugh szpeses them. In order Est 10 b.
.shaned Of them. let ne use thst standard
isntfries, sOzoDONT. which 10 sure 10 keep
them vhits and spoaisss. No tartar eau In.
erust them. no eanksr s1sct The enamel. NJ
speclss Of decay infpst the dental bone. n
sozoDOsr 10 regularly used. u 10 . bosan.
lcai prspsrat,ou. ana lie bsnsneiai effects On
toe teeth and gums ars marvellous, 20 70 ~
Unoves all dIseolorstiens and renders the
sums hard and rosy. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
a national Expiasatiss.

First small Gold Hitler (roading i'm.
provins,supday school book)-"Ths young
sai.t. whose dying bed VA surrounded BY
weeping friends. gradually sank from the
shores Of time. The thin. wan fingers
began picking at the csvsrlst-fatal sign."
Second 4. q. II. dntsrrupting)-wende
what he done that furf
First 4. q. H.-Oh. I guess he felt his
angel pin-feathsrs a%-sprsutin'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
Arrival. this m...,..
n....,nr.. l.... Y%,..,.s.

Ia M will be q regular .smi-monthly
nat * ef tho Society Of Pacific Coast
vios ere al their hall, On u street. Virginia
81. s'sning.
rRs Who have been carrying their
essi on a margin for year[ars now be-
IL Ia cut for want of " more mud.
.stAnLr siMoSs. who vent below for
~ purpo-. ~ ~ssecrting the insane man
D. den to Woodbridge. has returned.
soHkaES are .hingling the ore house
r the C.. and G. shaft and on the lower
III, VI the new sids-traek.
srasrr. Virginia. in the vicinity OF
4. Pourth Ward schosl.house. Is greatly
~ ,ssd 81 improvement.
the Christmas festival 81 the Meiho-
d. Church. in Virginia. the pastors vile
va presented with ISL.
Hon On JoEr.-A NEws reporter
"a introduced tn the President oil a
"a ings Bank last night.
tox. n. q. srrrLr. Of Lincoln county,
sns Of the notable. who visited the
q. siock yesterday.
Hrrr IL . stais Law against Geek hsli-
in yet that amusement j. carried on
pc lisly In Virginia.
am Virginia police courts are still busy
settling difficulties which arose on Christ
mas day.
Tur Christmas entertainment Of NJ
Mays school. Virginia. took place his
afternoon.
ACTIVE preparation. are being made for
starting up work at the knieksrboeAsr
mine.
POSTING bills ou awning posts Is iegin-
ming 70 bs = nuisance la Virginia City.
uox. N. wssrcoArr. Senator from Lin-
cold eousiy. ia in Virginia.
Tuxxx arc but fourteen patients In ~.
Nary's Hospital At present.
PrlLIxo pistols promiseususly has ex-
tended 10 Silver City.
CHINESE wood peddler are once mere
visible on the streets
oar two insbriaies were arrested IN
virginia last sighf.
pArroxrrrs enjoy splendid skating ON
shs Fnnklin dam.
In Virginia the public schools viii opea
seat Monday.
Srr.D.'. L.si.l.iar. will convene next
Mssasy.
rskA dam.
tsek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
ruR PERUVIAN n

uisilses and snriebes tho blood. tones mp the
system. builds mp the broken dsvn. 'ures DIS
pep.is, liver complaints. d'opsy. chronic diar
rhsa, boiis, nervous snscii.ns. chills and To-
YER, humors, loss Of constitutional vigor. dis
sasss Of tbs Kidneys AID bladder. female com.
piaints, and all dlssases originating 10 . bad
stata Of the bi,od or accompanied by debility
OF q ios state OF the system.
CAUTION. --Hc sure you set the Peruvian
yrup. Une dsilar and two dollars . bJ,tle.
Pr~plrsd by sKrn ". Powtr 4 'oss. 10 Harri'
sou avenue. Bo.t ton.
Sold b. duglisis generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
A s~uppocATINa cor0m.

In Q letter 10 Mrs. LIsle. Of Chicago, . well
known oostibutor TO the Western press, sts
sschbes the cure Of . dangerous cough. acecIn'
panied By bleeding a. ths lungs. 10 Hsie,..
Honey Of Horshound and Tar. my cough"
she Gays, "threatsned to suffocaie me-
remoyed eyery trscs OF IT," The letter Vas TO
4 LADY friend IN this city. who bas PLACED Il d
ths dlsposal Of q. N. Crittenion. Z Sixth ave.
nus. fiks's Toothsehs Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28

prsvslsnt spinion d that The Perts will
net accept Lord ealisbury's proposals..
vrxxIA. Dscsmbsr 28.-0ensrAl NaAkin
a ~ review, In taking command Of the
ssrvian army, said "In . weeks time
you will have an Opportunity 70 prsvs
your courags before the enemy"
Bsliis. witAarawn frea she Bask
England.
LONDON. December 2s.-Ths amount Of
builisn Withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land On balance to-day 10 10000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
rnR ourIAoK.

THE OUTLOOK.
Owing 70 ths universal ssringency and
dull times for the last few months, the
people generally practice economy In their
purchases In all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation.
We feel gratiHed that our business has
held Ia own beyond expectations. Al.
though the hard times are not yet past.
we foel that reaction will come. aud that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE MEM CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, We are laying In
Q large and well-selccted stock Of custom
made clothing for men and boys, furnish
goods, boots, shoes, hats, trunks. ~valises.
blankets, etc.. and In purchasing kept an
eye 10 he ~sis ekasos = namely: buying
chsap-for We know that wo must sell low
70 meot the depleted purses Of the POM
nunity, and We can and will do II. Come
and see II wo don't.
rxrssrrN 4 WOLF.
Loading Clothiors. Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
TINE MEXICAN MATTER.
PREsrpENr wEl.LER AND ~
PERINTENDEvT cukTIs
INTERVIEWED.

what rhey Have 10 Say sSess hr.
Drexier and mis ssasemess-
The Supertntsndencs AnaasA
Report-Is Con. virgsata~ Dsss
dead 60 be psssed :-Mr. ftsea
Non.Cotnniittai.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
srSCK REroRr.
lsrroarrD DAIlr 1T n =. xrAr'ss = co

lasrosrsp DAILY ~ n. r. xsArrso . co.,
nan Franchise Beard.
LAST
ans Eureha csn 10Y
30 Jaskson.t
$3.50 Iislmeni. ~. SO. e.y'.
lD X X Co... ~
leo Leopard. :,s.t
MS SsSssm Belle. r,s. ~. .. a.. ss,
rs Msrhsttsn. lts. Ia. 80
so Msdoc. 1k.ts.!s
1850 Nsw Coo. 81
$40 Golden Chariot. q. q.
soo south Chariot. 1
sos silver Hill. Z. MN
IS Chsilngs. ~
- payton.1
esNes York, slSe
- Occidental. IN
- wooiviiI.. I. &c. soc
~ LAZY Washington. a.. ~
GO Ands. ~. u.
81 North Con. Virginia. s'<s
lisa Trsjs,. Sc. 90 pc
isO.HAliimor~. 1s.fk
sS Lsvisihan. sske
ts0 Wells Fargo. iue
MS Raymond 4 Eiy i.7A
ss5 Mexicsn. Is y. is.. rs. ho
40 Hale 4 Hofcros.. ~
im c1oliarPotosi. &c. ".
iGtn u .hir, 97.. a.. 9e's. ak
2is5 Goa. vinxinis. s.s. IN. Hts' s's ~
"a, s nsi ! - psls en- .,S. ,as. ,s. IN.
~ Oveman. iIi
~, Julia. s'..t .
isss csnfsruia us. us. ui.."S
rms sosSiso.
ioo, ophir. ~. - BIS. si.. sr.. fiS. e. ga
isrs Ssxiean, ~, 49,. t9e. la h. IN eio
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
AUGUST pi.owgR.

4. The most miserable beings In the world sis
thoss suffering iron dyspepsia and liver com.
plant. Moro than sevsaty.nvc per cent. ofihs
people In the United staiss ars an &c cd with
these two dissAsss end their %. cts. such -
sour stomach, siet headache. hsbltual eostive.
ness, palpitstiun Of tha heart. heart burn. We
yer bnsh. gnawing and burning pairs a. The
and dIsagreeahle tasts In the mouth, coming
up Of food amer eating. Low spirits, etc. Go TO
your d uEsist aud get = 5J-csnt bottle OF An.
gust Flower CT Q nsiaple bottle FOR 10 cents.
FRY 1.-two dos-s will relievs yon. AGENTS;
CRANR 4 BRIGHAM, wholerao prugrlsts,
San frlncisco, CalliIrn 81 ON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
CARD.

To al who are suffering from the error and
'udlserstions Of youth. nervous weakness,
-arly decay. loss Of manhood. etc. viii send
Z recipe that will cure you. free OF charge.
rhis great remedy Was discovered by Q mis-
sionAFy In South America. send 9 self-ad.
irvs.sd envelope 70 the Rev; Joseph 1. inmAn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28

LYox's KArzAuox makes beautiful.
glossy. iuxurisnt hair f; prevents is falling
out Or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. IL charmingly pcrfumed.
rnd has NO rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28
SAN FRANCISCO.
Classes q the Deprsssisa .. ssssks-
seas Here Interviews with Me
iag DhaFps.

srsoAI 70 n. 'soLD III pArIv usvs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-28

IN. so. I'd o. r. ROWE 4 CT.
Mes ron. . . Psmph'st. nj io saers. roo
r'nr HE NJ a.noo sswspsperS. and sstiH.tss
sier esss of sdvsrssirs. MIL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-16

General Rocha 1t Matamsrss-He Re-
lleves Csrtlaa-Revaelsas - be Driven
.,. O.f - p Z sFEtr-s
, BHowxsyILLE, December 15.-General
Roeha, ono Of the best officers of the Mex
icah army, and General Of division, arrived
here by yesterdays stesnner from New Or
leans. He was recently sent into honorable
exile BY tho Lerde government - minister
to Berlinr He comes here with fuller powers
from the Iglesiss party, and II Matamoros
is not surrendered he win probably attack
BY assault. In q few. days. He 10 accom-;
panied by General Quessda, of Cubs, and
his brother. They arrived here under ss-
General Revueltas still holds Matamoros,
and il endeAvorinG to collect Gtsx Of three
per centoDell psopeEty, which iabsing pro-
tested against and resisted BY the foreign
merchants, who have deposited their cash
and keys with the American CONSUL for safe
keeping.
The arbitrary measures of RevueltAs
have lost him all sympathy, and his down.
fall 10 certain. The lglesixs partisans posi-
lively assert the confirmation Of the news OF
| the capture Of Lerdo, the death of Escobe-
do and the general submission Of the lnte-
terror to Iglesias. They are in high feather
at the arrival of Rochs, bssause he Will re-
| 1eve C0rtina of his command and thereby
| prevent complications with the authorities
| on this side. On Cortinas account traoc
| has besn pafalyzed by the condition OF a.
fairs in Mexico, and every one rs anxious
\ for some settlement to revive business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-16

+. .folA q s,rt,ama> what was willing 10 tes
tiff Is, and 10 WA !, T deys; it; We dom
in CoIcnef PsttonS Oh cs; Il was six. eight
or Een dsys ago; Anders. ard mXself had
. conversation with Goven,or A>encgR' eno
/ Kellogg wanted Anderson t. g. c 20 Eas'
xe1ioians for election purposes; A. 'oe1s1S s;S
E09 not wish to 60 there g he. r.. ".u
NOT rsbpoaidefs Ne thfsi ~ Oth esSII -
only one Republican vote was G. .,
had visited his cfice and threatened his
life; he said there was no trouble on cleo.
tioo day: have been advised to leave this
city by Anderson; he said that day before
yesterdsy; he told nae that need not ex.
peet any thing from ths Republican party if
I testified before this committee; do not re-
mehber tn # anybody else told me such
thing; the a9dantsI saw. beisg. made u
the, Cuseomhouse. we're intended for tho
der the supervision Of Commission.
ct Wooiaey; think that the. sf.
fdavits were not always read to the
sfisnts; in enc case Nersinski fOund out
that his affidavit was wrong and he made Q
fuss about it; the Democrats heard of it
and he made q counter affidavit; my inter
est in being there in the CIstomhouse was
to learn secrets apd use them TO- make them
put me back in my place In the Custom
houee; I knew that if possessed tkeir
secrets could make myself felt; told sev-
eral persons what I had learned.
Direct-Anderson told ME that East Felt
ciana would go DemOcratic; he told me
that some of the cOlored men would vote az
persuaded BY fcar, interest Or inainatior;
Anderson Ia now employed in the Cnstom-
houee; heard Republicans say. think, that
they would carry this State, and the i'm
precision / gained was that several bull
dozsd parishes world be thrown out.
The hour being late, the committee ad.
journed till eleven, O'clock this mo-aing.
Morgan viii he recalled.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-16
Death Of sn Old Citizen.

CIV. r. Bayley, Esq, we'll known c's'l
engineer of this city, died on Thursday, AZ
tha .ee Of Il ifty-6ve years. He was . NATIVE
of Now York. bat had resided mere many
years. He.was . member Of the Last hees'
i,ture from the Fourth District, naa oeen
for many years connected with varioss ls,l.
roads in the State, had bsen . vsluaole
-n.mhar Of tho Board Of Health in the dsys
of its usefulness, and wss - sne ume :. r.., -,
ds.th resident engineer Of Captain nao'
iattv COMPANY. l-,,....-.n.r,prs 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-16
Y TELEEnAPR.


4
WAsaIKofoH, DeesnSst 10 SE0n motto,
Comnittss On tie Judiclaey.. - tS. H~s,fes tN'
lot Jolly last. to-aaeDd-tbe soSs Of Juiv !
1892. aad Jaly 2, 1854, to aid in the CON
stfnctfon of . railroad -1aom the Missouri
river to the Paci6e Ocean, va. lnade .th1
special ord ,r for l1Is third Tuesday Of Jan
/ nary next. This is ~he bill which provides
for the establiahment Of . siakipg fund to
liqpidate tie indebtedness due from the Pa
otto railroad companies T.. tho government
Ar. WrlgEt gave notice that he would
- morrow introduce . bill to provide for
contested election cases Of President and
Vice President, S~'
"A resolution SLOWING g per day and i've
cents mileage to congressional witnesaes
| passed. .
Tho consideration Of Mr.. Mitchelrs Ore
go4 fesolution wa5 resumed. ,~.a o..
/ MI Thurman opened tho discussion. He
said Aae ofjsct was to contribute something
TO tho history Of this Oregon case, and to
show there were two eides to it. This was
resolution calling for al fnvestigation by
the CoNmittee on Privileges and Elections,
0Ad he as surprised that the chairman of
tae committee iAr. Aortes} had pl ejucged
tfB whole easo. RLE g.4I - ts.ae. .
~. Thurman, in conclusion, sent to the
C!c4k's deeh, and had read lengthy
e'nrNti. "A s recsStIv u rnbiisSeS X tSe M IN.
cinnati Cone.c,cial. sustaining the course
= 'Wtses thA Cslsrt ,aaa >Aa rar.~..,s, :, 80.
gard to an aliened nIsn ao have ii. Sasr-
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