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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

More pretty Calicoes at Stiles q
Hardy's, than you ever saw, and lots
Of other pretty goods, at low prices.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

If you have got a pretty baby, go
to Stiles 81 Hardy's for something to
make it a pretty cloak, by all means.
Wedid.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

Ecrue laces, ties, scarfs, and the
handsomest line of handkerchiefs l
ever saw, are at Stiles & Hardy's.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31
DON'T CUT THIS OUT.

or you will spoil the story on the
other side, but 60 to j. B. Russelr's
for bargains in Dry Goods. Notions,
Boots and Shoes, for he has q big
stock, cheap.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

Purviance has the largest show case
Of Pocket Books, / ever saw.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31
Sweet Potatoes,

By the pound o bushel, at the low
est market price, for sale at DR.. How
ards office, or at Cooper & Greenlec's
Drug Store. W. b. ELY.
n22.3W
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

For choice meats Of all kinds, 60 to
Towards meat market, south side
Square.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31
sandrfw go. Repnbi4sn.
LOCAL. BRETITIES.

CASH paid for hides, pelts and tai
low, at the south side Meat Market.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

Stiles & Hardy still keeps the lead
i'll goods and prices. tt
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

S. p. Wright is now selling Al lbs
Choice Coffee for One Dollar, and
twelve pounds good New Orleans Su-
gar for One Dollar.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

REMEMBER the Guild Meeting on
this (Friday) evening, at the residence
of Rev. John Bennett. All are re-
spectfully invited.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

A sure remedy for Chills and Fever,
Ayers Ague Cure, never fails.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

Stiles & Hardy are receiving their
new goods. They are beauties. Go
and see them.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

j. B. Russell has just received a full
line OF New Goods and Notions, which
he is selling very low. Call and sec
FOR Yourself.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

Snow FLAKE Potatoes at Cooper
& Greenlee's. 24w2
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31
Savannah Public School.

Report Of Public School for the
month Of March, 1876:
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

Preaching at the Sixth Street M. E.
Church every Sabbath morning at II
o'clock; in the evening at half-past 6
O'Clock.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31
TIL f
silver TONGUE"
OR G A
It's Immense Success.

The whole country is awaking to
the Importance of introducing music
into the household. The cabinet or
gon is becoming the great family in
strument, and hundreds of the best
families in the west are sending in
their orders for the famous Silver
Tongue organ, made by E. B. Need
ham &. Son, of New York, knowing
it to be the oldest and best organ made
in the United States, and therefore
the best IN the acorld,
Thirty gears test has proved their
superiority.
Parties where there are no agents,
wishing to purchase n of these ia
nous instruments, al have one de
livered at their door by writing to
WALTER S. GILMAN,
General Agent, dealer in Pianos and
Organs, Opera House, block, st. Jo-
seph, Mo. l6-tf
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

A fine line of Family BIZ
bles, Albums, Pocket Books,
and Writing Paper, the la
test style, just received at H.
B. Sargent's New Drug Store
West End Square. 2Otf
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31
Land to Lease.

so acres of land to lease for a term
of years, 14..miles southwest of Whites
vile. Inquire of William Cook, Sa-
vannah, Mo. 24w3
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

Sixth Street NJ, E. Sunday School
every Sunday At half-past 2 o'clock.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

The best Drug Store in Sa-
vannah, is II. b. Sargent's
New Drugstore West End
Public Square.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-31

NEW SPRING o
of WALL PAPER Window
Paper, Window Shades and
Fixtures, Picture Cord, Tas-
sells, etc., ETC., just received at
Cooper Il Greenlee's. 22w5
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07


vs. halni any pressdsnt either. ibut Iixht y,
poeen't need any precsdcnt, does II y yet still
Bp, discussin' this question seems now kind o
For the Belknappip' business has settled all
SO we might M we'll make up our minds 10
change bosses.
And look round fpr new team Of steady paced
Thersls plenty are wiin' " fall IN tho rraces.
Who're be9innin' already 10 show on their
And eager q rnsh % the rescue and snve
The isst failin land from & t1e-1asy n. xr.yG md
But f ke aint the right atoir; aud for all his
Bout the pris,ns down South and our sufrorln
hpys~@ ta
hrpin open Old Igsaes VIII Ila'hGr apa sss noise
"A they would II he'd done ratier moro nnd
said less.
II Is States aud not siate-men We need In this
Not those who arc seekin for place md for
But strong earnest soiIs with no word In The
unsind o. uniriondy 10 Enst. west, North Or
No mixers of poison doncodsI with ert
Tho ha.broth pi rasson-tp IRE the hear.
No arrnsuis pf nreeds. scttn one tglinst otiior
Ihe father gainst son, and the brother gai"st
hrother-
In the hopo ~ eontrolin'. In frenzya mad hour.
THE storm they have raised nnd 70 reel INTO
power.
We want ,aep IN this orisis: wioie men. such aa
prat ~ :, !.
When the war cloud Of liberty darkon'd aud
burst
Ger The land, and after a seven yoars' strife, -.
Left I. prostrate and b'e'd'"3 o"' '"'''"'' WIN
Came forward. eaeh man with his heart In his
hand
To help build up the temple maieatic and grand
Which through envy and scotIihR. brouHh
doubts and through Tears,
Our refuge hns been.for tho past hundreu years
The temple whose broHd4based foundations
were laid 80
BY workn,on inspired by tho love 81 thoir trade.
like tbtse by whom old world catnedrRls wero
mAde.l
And laid In cement which they know how to
gniS
The wids.opcp templo OF s~vsstv-sy.
n there be any such trot 'em out to the front.
And Ill help em b. win, and all othere won't
Yours. very respectfully. JONATHAN BLUNT.
-tEvening Post.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07

Own. MY lord. I cannot.
HAM, pray you. FtfIEs
Shakespeare.
While his eye glanced fierceiy round
upon his tormentors, Ogilvy suddenly
encountered the dark and earnest 0rbs
OF youth, standing a little distance
| from him, but fully within hearing ~
n lively interest Ia the cause of quarrel,
though his sympathy was. evidently
strongly enlisted In behalf OK the Scots
man. There WAS something In the ap-
pearance OF this youth that, despite the
excitement OF his. feelings, at once ar
rested the attention OF Ogilyy.
In age the youth could not be more
thnn eighteen, perhaps not 81 much, ar
his slight, though exquisitely symrne-
trical figure, fragile even TO effeminancy,
denoted immnturity. But the fire and
his spirit and resolution were far In ad-
hair overshadowed his flushed cheek
the olive tint OF which, together with
his intensely black eyes, proclaimed
him q native Of some more southern
cline while his attire, though not
otherwise singular, was neither that oil
member OF the university nor &C.
cordant with any OF the received
usages then adopted by the good citi-
zens OF Paris. A cap. OF green Genoa
velvet fell on one side OF his head a
mantle OF the same material, and Of
ampler fold than was the mode, was
casped with chain OF gold, and dis
posed 80 as best TO hide his slender
shape, and to give semblance OF morn
manly width to his narrow proportion
OF shoulder.
"You are moved in my behalf, young
SIR" said Ogilvy, remarking that the
youth still kept his eyes fixed upon him,
forcing hts way ut the same time to-
wards the spot where he stood. May
| ask to which OF our academies you
belong?" s-.
Il belong to none OF your schools"
replied the youth, now shrinking from
the Scots approach as much as he had
courted his attention from afar. i
came hither as o stranger, attracted
solely by curiosity to learn the result oil
a disputation with which all Paris rings;
and having unwittingly entered this
crowd, though I would fain retire, /
must now perforce abide its issue,
which," he added, with some hesitatioE
and slight increase OF color, will,
trust, result In the triumph OF your
peerless countryman, In whose success
/ am, own, nearly as much Interested
as yourself"
There was q music in the tones that
vibrated In strange manner upon the
heart OF Ogilvy. -
'As I have soul TO be saved" he
thought, "but that they are boys lips
that uttered that speech, / could have
sworn it was the very voice of
Marion and but that the eyes are
Continued On Rearth rage.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07

door Of the SENATE for his bone, while
uumberIess lean and half starved ours
are waiting round the corner to take
their turn II finch is successful IL
Pnchbuck is TO he peid $4,000 for
claiming "A sea- in the United States
Senate. why NAV not every other hungry
politician and Office seeker do likewisef
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
CHAPTER II.

HAM. VIII you play upon this .Ipe Z
Nuu. NY lord. cannot.
HAA,-I pray you. rsfs.if55. s.
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THE DEAR and DUMB.
CONNIE cement Exercises Yesterday NJ the
New y rk Institution.

The commencement exercises at the
New York Institution for the Instruction Of the
Deaf ana Dumb were held yesterday. Many Of
tho guests We're graduates OF the institution.
The Rev. DIR. u. W. Peet asked blessing, and
explained the methods OF instruction. SIX
pupils, each aged about sixteen, wrote on black
boards, IN good handwriting, credit able siluta-
tory addresses. Patrick Brennan, 70 exemplify
the force Of the sign language, described by a
single gesture In most eases everything that was
named to him. James Cation, aged WE'VE, blind.
deaf, aud dumb, showed all the ability of "A
well-educhted boy ~ equal age and puss es-ei Of
all these faculties Princlph Peet said that he
is endeayOrInE To obtain fund Of $4,000 for
James, which will justify the employment II "A
special .eacher. ana that II THIS ~ done James
will attain intellectual development surp tssin ?
that OF Laura Budgin N. Prof Perkins dis
played three bows aud three girls. VINO are
learning To talk according to Prof. TELLS method
of visible speech. the bows talked cl, arlY aud
loudly; tho Rlrls were more backward. Miss
Florence II. jones gave Winters Cen enn al
Hymn" in pantonime. Whham A. Jackson do-
livored the vnledictory IN the same manner,
Diplomas were awarded To William A. Jackson.
Alice NJ. Dickinson, aud Elizabeth Murphy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-29
House of Representatives.

On motto. OF Mr.. Atkins Dem, Tenn
the senate amendments 10 the Army Approprla-
ton bill were noD-concurred IN.
Tho Spe ker appointed as Il committee OF
conference on that iii Messrs. Atkins trenn.),
Randall Pa), and HuIlburt Qll.).
MI. Payne dem, Ohio), from the Committee
on Bankng and Currency, reported back the
Senate amendments 10 the silver Coin bill. lie
recommended concurrence In them, and moved
the previous question. he Senate amend
ments arc To strike out the word "now" and to
add new section providing that the trade dol
lar shall not be a legal tender. The previous
question was seconded and the main question
ordered.
Ai. K ndall Dem. Pa said that the bill as
Tar a- 10 went, was 81 right, nut he thought that
action shuud be taken on the whole subject ot
tiiyrr cJln. MS biii provides a temp,r r. rc-
pei, 80 at tue silver com may be got OFT.
h0m-'hln2. h1Msyar, should be done 10 assure
u INC cohntry suihciencV OF cnanPe for all
pufpu r- oi .rade. lie admitted TINT tnis WIS
blll Home"h IN the nature Of contr ct1on,
Wnle mis- chr. hhndAus) bin WAS regarded by
ur stu .tr as 10 rather ths other d. ection. lie
dd no' want the question Of suecle payment re-
hihlilpn L. oe connected with the question Of
hftl fnuHidihiy CON.
=. mo vote IN the first amendment Of the
hehrc striking out the wOrd NOV" fwhich
c"hi ird the issue 81 silver coin TO tn L now In
~ Treasury, resulted Yeas, IS; NAYS, IS
the r. pu iraus supporting II, and the mass OF
hr J.. lunfu- opposing IL.
MI hassOn (NeD. Iowa. called for the yeas
hnu y ". sNlug nat the House had passed
pom Mr. Rand 0lH hill, and mat now thal gen
hruai wanted to defeat one II his own bills
Mi. Hauuhl NJ. sir; | want no such thng.
NE question on the amendment was ken
" '''- and Na's. and resulted: Yeas, IS; nays,
" f." lhe amendment WAS rejected.
, N' IL I'd u sad that his OBJECT WAS TO test
W" -fN-o oi the House on the otncT two Sec
tnn4 II his M, aud he asked Mr.. Payne 10 let
hlu do So.
MI r,yne declined on the ground that he had
no authnnty To- DO 80.
~ RAND u Thought the Senate ought TO al
Nv 49, u"use To settle that question without
lion Wv -
PIT has-on, member Of the Banking Com
'er' tAi lalned that this bill was Tor the eX-
b'ss uui Dose VI providing the necessary amount
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GEN. CROOKS EXPEDITION.
Our Indian Allies, the Grows and Snakes
Events Prior to tho BiR Battle.


CAhP AT SOUTH FORK, tongue hlNer'
w. T., June 1b-My last letter told YOU Of our
,,,a.o, e., a.. r,oaa,,. r,,.r On uon,.r. 90
n'arch from 'he tongue rNer''h "ontana' W
this point, because OF tine insecurity OF the FORM
er camp. The rocky bluffs too re adiy concealed
= ,...,.,-- - -, -. a =, ....,,. 4, -.
Jul '"' MILK iVeS' anu 'hoh h's' ius"""V eu"V"-
strated a range and accuracy Of firing that were
Inconsistent with the auiet desired while wait
-, -, - -, -, 49,,
ing Tor the crows ana snakes Hcre' IN TINS
beautiful valley, with good water, excellent
gr.sa trout and ntke and buffalo and ak wa
s,,,-,.' -. .,.,
nave ekhloited greater degree OF patehcetnan
,vers rewnrded NV having both banda si,uulta-
80 ~ ,,,. $3.50
heousN' put lron oheions uIec'iohs' appeu
upon the scene.
Tho Crowa had hoap found nv our aoouta that
- " -
west Oh tine blR hOIh' ana AFTER poW-WoWi our
DAYS in duration, consented to come They num-
hor abou, i75 undsr oId and Medtcipe Crow and
,,., -, ~, s,
mouhtun featnet' Inc Shosnohes were hccom-
panied by three whites, and dashed bravely into
c,,n, ,r axcoiian, or,ar carrvip, I'm ,dva,ca
,Sa st.rs ,na a,ri,,oS Tbay nr,..anntnd N ss,na
rior annaar.,co ~ ,ha Ce,,,,s ,,h IN, ,Ia, co.
n,olI, g,aa,ad ILov cc,,nt e,vhty"s,Y HyucLs
AMI one son.x Tbe Grove bave three so,,aws
nune ~ thetn sut,rtentiv vo,ithfui or he ,,ttfui
to finnish n romance rn2er nny nossinle cir
,,r,staraas Sb.r,It, go th.Ir ,rrisai In ,a,,,,,
49, IA a ,hatr ~. n,,chad INA ,.ero ,nyoiit,,,
a., n.ri ,a"S a,J -. ~ xvhi.b tha,, .ra a -
necd'n,lr sn,d ,rtas Li,ind sev.raI hussln snd
thts 20 .ar,, n al, ~, ,rilsd a., til, cyar
a smoking n me Later we had n grand conn.
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BAKER Near Dover. \. J on Tuesday eycninc,
juno 81 William H. Baker, aged - year, months and
end. ~ the family invited 10 after the funeral
from his late residence. &c Mt. Pleasant, kndIy
morning, 3ntn inst. Al II o'clurN.
ORAlsEk.-Iuun ~. 'rapser OF % Bedford IT, son
OF Auuc crap cr, ascd 49, } ats.
fflcAds Invited t. at end iht funeral from carmel
Chapel t3l BuNtry, Oh Ird dane 80 tt - o'ciu,N.
DFSist.--At lay liigc, T.. ton ", iur. Jay, Juuc
-, William II. DruNse, aged II Ne - lin lu Il -.
ktutvc amt 40 L4Hhrr iuNItHi TO 'cId tue funeral
on friday 0c ocK T. NJ from Bay Ridge ii. r..
CNutcl corner OF ilh aud pyiufi "a avs
~ tLONG ON Nonuay, june 2h l. z2ie \ beloved
Her romans VIII he ttkrn 10 Auur,w's Church
TINS Crnursuay) n.y. Al 100 o'cucN where sol
enn irass requiem viii be- Oh req Tor the rcpOse q
her suu thcucc tn Calvary {. etVry for inicrIeut.
Friends are fcAncci iuly invited.
CREAMY. On me morning OF June -, after snort
lines, Mary Ann, The beloved daug ter ~ thariho
Creamy aud uiece Of rem9h Downey of Hudson Ciy,
agcd q ears aud months.
The funeral leave her residence. 1870 Struhen st.,
Ier.V CIV thence to ayary Cemetery, GA Thursday.
Juuc -. At ~ O'Clock VI.
WusbY suddcnly. IN Wednesday. June 2s, John
Rusty, at the resldcnce 81 hi urOthcTlna~, john
Caunt, IN thu iAth year 81 Is age.
Funeral serves A. Trinity Church, on juno 20, al
o'clock =. NJ Friends are respectfully invi.ed 10 at
tend.
Sage, m the 27th year OF Me age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
atttud his funcI al from cue Washington lIeighs Pres
hyteri4n church, 81 ION aud l5O st., Car
marsvlc, on Thursday afternoon, 9Th lust, a.
O'CLOCK
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a WHITE HIIRED roRGER.
Accused OF Forging Bonds and Giving Mort
cages on Property nc Docs Not Own.

Accused OF Forging Bonds and Giving Mort
cages on Property nc Doe- Not own.
Henry Hunuiwcll Vincent, Il native Of
Westchester county, and aged n years, ami
Richard Y. Robbins wcra called yesterday in
the Washington Place Police Court TO answer
why they should not be committed to await a
trial for forgery. Vineents hair and beard
are nearly white. He was neatly alfred, and
bore a striking resemblance to an easy going,
weli-to-do old man. His brother runs splendid
farm in the neghborhood II Peekskill, and he
was formerly a dry goods merchant. On the 18th
OF May, ls4S, he was sentenced To two wears In
the State prison for forgery, and on the sd OF
March, 1891, he was again sentenced TO the State
PRISM fr ten yearu for a like odcuce. Since MS
release from sing Sing he has been living in
Patchen place, near West Irntn street. Rob
bius, who seems To have been Nihcent's pal"
mas for thirty yeaTs, II Is said. been associated
with erin finals.
On the l4th inst. Mr.. Ralph f. Prime. Corpora
ton Council Of Yonkers, informed Superin end
ent Walhng that a band of flrgors were selling
bogus bonds and mOrtg gees property in
l0nkers owned bv a client II MS, Mrs. Hannah
Carton Speeding OF Newark. The fOrgers 90
tanned cargo of coal valued at s. 10 from IA.
bond and mortgage, purpolfng to be on Mrs
Speedlings proherty, for $3.50. Lawyer Prime
discovered that there was another forged bond
ana mortgage In existence. Detectives WIN am
hOn ana Ferris traced several other forged bonds
and MORTGAGES which WERE IL u believed, the
work OF Vincent and Robbins. The prisoners
protested their innocence before J,stice Smith,
hut his Honor committed Vincent to await he
the Grand Jury's deliberations, AID reHanded
Robbins for further examination.
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A few mornings ago young lady came
into Blngham's Photographic llery. 81 would
haV- come before. she explain q, " but there
has been sickness in tue family; ~ ndma died
TINS morning, and TINS Is the H. 81 chan e nave
had TO nave my plcture taken since We came to
town. / thought would step over and look ht
ths styles Of pictures, and price them, while
they are laying her OUT
Here the poor creature broke down, covered
her face with a handkerchief, ana sOboed con
yulsyely.
~ MT docs that size picture cost" she
added, pointing In mute agony 10 photograph
AZ big AS "a SCUM plate on the wall.
Hng1 am dashed the back Of his hnnd quickly
across MS ewes. aud SAID hus<ily, " In the midst
Of lie we re IN de tina SIZE Is $40, without
the frame" AND he sighed he Nl}.
al you knew what | h We zone through, YOU
wouldn't say so coidly. THAT'S just what he
coffin comes TO-" nd she gazed al tho $40 pic
tufe with swimming e cs.
" Perhaps you % Il better come after the lule-
raj Is over, when yOu feet better remarked
BINGHAM, feeling uncomfortable himself.
After iuq4iun{ NOW muc1 II would cost 10
take the whole funeral procession. Win her in
the front carriage, ALONGSIDE Of the preacher,
and SAVING he VAS eoing TO ilnd out the price
at the otter photuIraphic ghliLries fir |, she
pressed her handkerchief 70 her face and LOOK
her dep uture.
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Of change for the people. Letters we're coming
TO the committee from all parts of the North
and West implorine tho committee TO hasten
tho matter Of supplying change. The &c ntlemHn
from Pennsylvania (Mr. RandalD unfortuna tely
forgot that Il WIS useless to tolk about what was
not before the House. This bill was before the
House, and 1t was for the purpose Of accom-
plshine AN immediate relief Another bill tMr.
Rsndalr) had been passed by the House for
nsidcration In the Senate.
Mr.. Payne added TINT the Banking Committee
had been uni nmousy In favor OF Mr.. Randalts
ILL for an increase OF twenty millions OF sub
sidiary silver coin, and he had no doubt that
matter would he attended to whenever IL ame
back from the senate.
he vote was then taken on concurrina on the
second amendment of the Senate, and II was re-
Sir. randall desired to make motion to re-
commit the till TO the Comioi'tec on Ranking
and Currency. with Instructions to embody the
other two sections Of his bill, but II was de-
cidcd by the Speaker pro tenn (Nr. Savler) that
that motion was not admissible, and tn the
oniy course was to mott the Senate that the
House refused to concur In the amendments.
Mr. Run ial then moved to iecOnsiuer the last
vote, and 1t was reconsidered.
Mr.. Randall having thus got control OF the
question, moved to concur with the senate
lmendmcnt with an amendment I'll, reto IN the
form OF two additional sections, authorizing IN
ad. itiun To he silver coin allowed to be issued
In REDEEM ton Of fractional currency, the coin
age of twenty millions. requiring th purchase
of the niece safy silver bullion at market rates,
ami authorizing the issue of the coin IN the
ordinary disbursements OF the Treasury. lie
also alioM'i VII. Lahuels Npeu.' iuul " "nri
an amcnimcnt authorizing the coin"9e Oh the
stand rd silver dollar Of the anne weight and
1nonosi as that in use on the LIST OF Janu ,ry.
1861, and making It illegal tender In payment ol
all dents. public and private.
he vote ives nrst taken on Mr.. Landerss
amendment, and 1t was adopted yeas, ITO ;
nays, "a.
Inc motion made by Mr.. Randall TO concur In
the Senate amendment, with his own. and Mr..
Iaudcrs's aucndmen $ thereto, was then az eed
to- eas, 10; NAYS. ~.
The till now goes back TO the Senate with
these provisions engrafted Oh the senate amend
mcnts.
The House then proceeded TO Tire cOnsidera-
ton OF the Geneva Award bill. and was ad-
dressed by MIR jerks II Pennsylvania. who took
the ground that the un ppropriated none Of
the Geneva ward should remain in the Treas
urv W be appropriated us Congress should di-
rect
The bill then went over for the present, and
the House al juurned.