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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-02-23
Georgia Cobb County /:

Georgia Cobb County
&birty days after date application will be
made 10 the court of Ordinary of said county
for leave to sell the real and personal property
of John T Thomas late ofsaid county, deceased.
This January 31st 1877.
j b. CAMPBELL Admir-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-02-23
CHE sHarietta 5onsnal.

Marietta, Ca, Friday, Feb. 80, 1877.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27
Kerosene Explosion.

BosroS, January 26.-An explosion
occurred this evening in the kerosene oil
works Of B. & F. Jenney, South Boston
The main building caught fire and was
0ElirOly destroyed. Three mon were in
the building at the time, two OF whom
escaped, but the third is missing. A
tank containing 900 barrels Of oil wa.
destroyed. Loss estimated at $4,000.
During the progress Of the FIRE another
explosion occurred, Ed. P. Haskell AMI
P.J. Kelley, firemen, dangerously in,
'jured, and taken away insensible; J. F
Currier, badly injured and several Others
eighty. Thousands Of people thronged
Tie vicinity OF the FIRE. A number was
oh the ice near Boston wharf when il
gave way, and Nellie Crowley and a boy
name unknown were drowned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27

CHICAGO, January G.-FlOur-Steady
and firm. Wheat Unsettled and lower
No. Chicago spring 81 2GI cash; 81 2G3,
February; 81 2sJ<Rl 2S7s March; No. ;
81 10; rejected 99a99JEc. Oats-Dull ant
nominal at 35Isc cash; 357Sc February; Sec
March; rejected &c. Rye-Dull at 7lc
Barley-Quiet at GOa63c cash; 6Oc Febru
AIRY. Pork-Lower at $16 30 cash; SIC o.
ale 55 February; $l7 77lEa17 so March
Lard-Dull ut $40 rs cash; $40 30 March
Bulk Meats-Firm at 6as9saSjs, Whisky
Quiet at 81 05. RI.
At the close Wheat was easy at 81 26i
%. Corn easy at 1880 February. Oat
unchanged. Pork lower SIG OK March
Lard heavy at $40 50 1Eal0 IS March.
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Williams (Alieh.), Williams CDel,). W
B. Williams lMieh.), Willis, WilsRire
WilAon (W. Va.), Wilson Uowal Woo
| IN W, Yeates and YouaeEl9i,"
Nhrs-Baker qnd.), Baker IN, w
B9ilon, Banks, Blackburn, Blair, Brad.
lord, Brown ks, Burchard I'LL, Butts
SaidWeu (AlR), Cannon, Carr, CasWell
Catee Conger, Crounse, Danford, Denni.
son, DAbbons, Dunnell, Durham. Eyans
Flynn, FArne, Fort, Freeman, Frye. Har.
field Hale, HARRISON, Hendee, Hendsrsor
HOge, Hubbell, Hurd, Hurlbut, HymSn'
Jones, Joyce. KasSon, Kimbail, Knott
Lapham, Lawrence, Lynch, GraRoon'
Millike1, Mills, Monroe, Nash, O'Neiii,
Packer, Page, Plaisted, Pappleton, Pratt
Purman, Rainey, Robinson, Rusk, Sin.
gleton, SinnocksOn, Slemmons, Smalls,
Smith pa Smith (Ga, !, Stowell, Thorn.
burgh, Townsend On. vi, Tufts, Van
Yoorhees, Vance tObio), Wait, Waldron,
Wallace Is. C.l, Wallace (Pa.), White,
Whitney Williams IN. " Williams
Wis.,, Williams (Ala.), Wood (Pa.),
WoOdburn and Woodworth-SG. -
Seven Democrats and seven Republi.
cans we're absent, namely: Messrs. King,
COLLINS, Egbert, Wigginton, Lord, Hayes,
Bass, Stevens, Kasson, Phillips, Schu.
maeker, odell, Koas and Wheeler.
I'll. ..... d. SENATE
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o.e.ys o MA; tnnd ~ iIs ~ sess,on sss 70
- ~ juLta luuJ ior 'ne ~ Se1'Ieuent n l.s
vs,I", i"ueUstSs ao"anio. uJe .S.,J IT e racinc
rs'i5oau ~ .E cTmpanles, Snouia De laken up
a. sTs eAP;ra',oI ;.L " ane seSsIon 'o.uay,
naus us Stts S.ats uni'"i'"eu BUSINESS ~ tne
~ 1Ieetins: ~ :,,..t....-,..
NJ me- s eA y, ayn S,n. ~ 'He lSTlning hour
Hna,,Ss;.S . SG. ~ TLUIi nonHt. Ta'Ieu W the
EIa.Sns. % s tne ain s,ntS ntes,aeI ,ni9
~ INes Sa .aS y, mat oISse asSs Lnat 'hei5
.J,..aSSOJ III ~ SEIVI ,LS S. ~ s"s Je is.n, anu
auJ eso'.,,: snv 9e .w;.., ~ us Fs tns' peace
A"' tlO1pVtiy eA'''su III riUiluA'
sUNDRH Hills AND RlsoLprIoEs.
Mr. Gngalls introduced bill to attach
to che territory OF Wyoming a certain
pare OF tie Black Hills country for il.
diclal purposes. Referred.
Mr.. Allison introduced bill to extend
the jurisdiction Of the District and Cir.
cult Courts OF the United States for the
punishment Of crime over Indian reser-
vatIons within the limits OF organized
territories. Referred.
Mr. Howe presented resolutions Of the
Milwaukee Chamber Of Commerce in
favor Of the appropriation Of $4,000 to
aid In the establishment Of a temporary
colony, for the purpose OF exploration
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philnlelDlIin.

PHILADELPHIA, january &C. Butter
Dull: New York and Bradford county cx
ira SlaS2Hc; firsts 25a20c; western extra q
27; frsts 22R23c. Chez se-Firm ut 13Xa
axe. Eggs-Steady; western S4aS5c. Pc,
troleum-Dull; refined 26Xc; crude lGHc
cases SOC. Clover Seed-l4Hal5Ifc. Flour
Firm; Minnesota family 81 25a7 rs; Penn
sylyania do 81 00a7 90. Wheat = Dull
amber 81 55al DC; white 81 jjal co. Corr
yellow on track 5Ta57IIc. 0ats-Firm
white SSa4Sc; mixed Sec. Whisky-Quiei
western 81 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27

EAST LIBERTY, January 26.-CATrLR-
Receipts to-day l,l56 head, or CT cars of
through and ear OF yard stock; total for
four days 4, ,2SS head, or 100 cars Of through
and 90 cars OF yard. Everything sold out
yesterday: Nothing deing to-day, and so
no quotations.
HoGs-Reeeips to-day no head; total
for four days 1880. Workers Sc G5a7 90;
Philadelphias 81 25a7 40.
SHEEP-Receipts to-day $500 head; total
for four days 1850; Selling at 81 OOa6 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27
FataI.AIfercatIon,

LOUISVILLE, B. W. Stockton, chiel
clerk Of the Willard Hotel, was shot and
supposed fatally injured this morning, by
W. Cd. Whips, his employer. Stock.
ton came into the Office later than usual
and was roughly repremsnded by whips
An alteration ensued, resulting in
Whips firing itree shots from Trant,
ler revolver, one entering Stockton's
neck and another his abdomen. The
prominence Of the parties causes unusual
excitement.l 10 I. L.L-. .E.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27

CINCINNATI, January 26.- Cotton =
Quiet at l2Ic. Flour-Quiet and un
changed. Wheat-Quiet; red 81 4Oal IS.
Corn-Steady at 42a4ic. Oats-Firm at
3Sa39c. Rye-Quiet at s2as3c. Barley
Dull; fall 75a9Oc. Pork-DuIl and nominal
at $l7 90. Lard-Firm; steam l0Ac; ket.
tie ll1Ea12c. Bulk Meats-Dull at GszaSJSa
SIC. Bacon-Dull and nominal ut 74a
9Aal0e. Butter-Dull; summer packing
l5c. Whisky-Qulet and steady Mt 81 O5.
HoGs-Firm; common $5 20a5 "a; fair
to good light S. 9OaG 10; packing So 3Oa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27
THE EIEor6RAL QUESTION

HARRISBURG, January 2G.-The fol-
lowing resolution was adopted by the
House Of Representatives Of Pennsyl'
vania:
ReSolred, That the votes cast for the
authorized electors for President and
Vice President Of the United States indi-
Gates the election Of Rutherford B. Hayes
and VIM. A. Wheeler 10 these Offices re.
speCtiVely, and they OF right ought to be
inaugurated at the National Capital on
the ensuing 4th Of March by the Consti-
tutional authorities. IT,
ALBANY, January 2G.-The Senate TO-
day, by vote OF 10 10 0, adopted reso-
luton approving the joint committees
plan for ascertaining and counting the
electoral vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27

The House oil Representatives after a
running debate OF ten minute speeches
yesterday passed the Electoral Bill just
as 1t came from the joint committee OF
fifteen, by the decisive vote OF l9l TO Sc,
The whole number oil votes in II iull House
Is 2sS, so that within l6 votes ol the
whole number were polled. The Demo
crat have ISL members Of the present
House, the Republicans lO1, and the LIB
erals and independents 3, and there are .
vacancies. The negative vote yesterday
is made up Of both parties, but prinei-
pally Of Republicans, and il is nnexpect-
edly large. A great pressure has been
exerted in the laat two or three days 10
swell the opposition to the bill, but it
lns passed notwithstanding, and the fact
Isa matter, as we believe, for public con-
gratulation. Our neighbor, Capt. Dan
ford, Of the Belmont district, voted against
it, as did also DR.. Wallace Of The adioin.
ing district in Pennsylvania.
lnview Of the almost certainly that the
bill will become law by the approval
OF the President We may appropriately
refer to its leading provisions. In brief,
it creates commission OF Is persons to
adjust all points in dispute touching the
Presidential election. Five Of these per-
sons are to be Senators g Republicans
and . Democrats), five are to be mem.
bers Of the House e Democrats and two
Repnblicans), and five are to be Justices
Of the Supreme Court Of the United Ssates.
Four Of these Justices are designated by
the bill e Republicans and . Democratsl,
and the four are to choose the fifth Justice
Next Tuesday is tue day set for the
selection Of the members Of the Cummis.
o;o, hv tho S.r,,o and Uopsa ,rJ ou
Wv, | Wv ' - ~ I..,,,. w." ", w
mat uay also 'he iouF JUSTICES VIII
choose their 9th member. On the Thurs
day following the two houses are to meet
IN Ioir, A..owhIv ,nd Tho p,..;1or, of,b,
So, :. ]"N ,AT so,"''' =, 49,, -,
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Gov. Hayes on the Electoral BiII

COLUMBUS, January 26.-Iu referring
10 the passage Of the bill, for the count
ing Of the electoral vote. Gov. Hayes
said to friend several days ago, but who
wants it published this morning. / want il
distinctly understood, thatI do not de.
sire to influence the action Of Congress
one way or the other, in the matter Of thu
electoral bill, or any other matter rela
ting to the Presidential election. The
whole thing is in the hands Of Congfess
and l shall be content with its action.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27

SAN FRASctsoo, January 26.-Arrived
Ships Rembrandt and Topgallant, from
New York, and Yosemite, from Boston
bark Roman, from New Bedford; British
barks Norman Mcleod and Tenby Castle
from Glasgow, British ship Potterdale
LONDON, January 25. : Steamships
China and Ethiopia, New York, and AtlaP
from Boston, have arrived.
NEW YORK. january 26.-AIriVed-
Steamer Holland from London, and Vie
land from Hamburg, ff
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27

COLUMBIA, S. c., January 2G.-The su.
preme Court to-day rendered decision
In quo warranto proceedings against the
Hayes electors, diminishing the case
on the ground that the proceedings
were illegally presented on the part Of
the STATE instead Of the United States,
This technical law diHposes of the elec-
toral case in this State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27

COLUMBUS, January 26.-In accordance
with the resolution OF the general assem-.
bly,, the Supreme Court to-day, issued a
citation to DR.. ChAs. Arlson, Superin.
tendent Of Athens Lunatic Asylum, TO
appear and show by what right he holds
the present position.
In the House Bills were introduced
To provide for the appointment Of seven
persons to act as State Board OF Medical
Examiners; to provide for the incorpo.
ration OF farm and labor associations; to
require Sheriffsto advertise sales Of land
in daily papers whose circulation exceeds
that Of a weekly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27

STREET RAILROAD COMPANY - The an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Street Railroad Company advertiscd to
be held at the City Building to-day will
take place at the Court House at 9
o'clock this afternoon. Five Directors
are 10 be elected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27

The MISoo FuRNAcE.--Cart. Burt,
President Of the SIingo Furnace Com,
pany, gives notice in to-dayS paper that
the company will call in and pay off a
number Of their mortgage bonds on the
1st Of March. This sort OF a notice
looks well, and we congratulate the com.
Pany on It's appearance in print as an in.
dication Of a reasonable degree Of pros.
perity these hard times.
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Mr.. KNOTT.

Mr.. Knott opposed the bill. He was
one Of those who entertained the opinion
that there was nothing involved in the
Presidential question which demanded
or Justified the bill under consideration,
even conceding that Congress had the
rightunder the constitution to pass such
a bill, which, in his opinion, it had not
Where was the power to delegate the
right Of counting the votes to any other
tribunal? Such n delegation would be
the utter destruction Of the entire system.
Mr., Dunnell said he found some things
in the bill which prevented him from
giving it his approval. In his opinion
an emergency had not arisen for Con.
greSs 10 pnt its vile hands on the Supreme
Court. The emergency was not such as
should compel Congress to trample down
the dignity Of that high court. Ii this
bill were passed, it would become n pre-
cedent, and the same great farce would
be played over again four years hence.
Mr.. Pratt (of Iowa. opposed the bill as
at variance with the whole course OF
constitutional precedens. His great OBJ
| ISNNAOl W bllC LlCaaulC vi aH1 lllul II ClOkutu
tribunal unknown 10 the constitution
with unlimited powers, and with author
ity expressly delegated to Judge Of the
extent Of its own authority and its own
powers, so as to make it supreme.
A TELEGRAM FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Mr.. Vance (oi North Carolina) sent to
the Clerks desk and had read telegram
from Gov. Vance, OF North Carolina,
stating that resolutions approving the
bill had just passed both houses OF the
Legislature, almost unanimously.
Ala o'clock, time for general debate,
closed. Mr.. Payne rose to move the
previous question, before making a mo.
tion, however, he was allowed to read
the amendment which Hopkins proposed
to offer. The most important point be.
ing to refer TO the Committee, all the
testimony taken by the Committees oi
either House. Mr.. Payne refused TO al
low the amendment 10 be offered, and
moved the previous question. Then an
effort was made by Southland to get in
the amendment, which he had suggested
in regard to Colorado; but he was met
with loud calls for regular order, and
J Payne insisted on the previous question
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TnIeln.

TOLEDO, January 26.-Flour-Quiet aut
steady. Wheat-Steady; No. 3 white Wa
81 0Iii OK; No. / white Michigan 81 4SJT
amber spot, January and February 81 4s
No. 5 red 81 81. Corn-Firm; high mixed
46Hc; No, 2, 46c. oats-Firm; No. 5, SIC
white 42ci Michigan 40Hc; rejected SIC,
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RAILROAD BoNDs-In railroad horI'
Milwaukee 4 st. Pauf consolidated Sinl.
ing funds dropped TO rs. Great Western
frsts firm and advanced to IO5J<, one Iol
Of $4l 900 changing hands. Toledo { Wa,
bash ilrsts rose to l05lf, St Louis Division
TO S2k, aud consolidated convertible 10 hj,
Central Pacific rose to 1OSJE.
STATR BoNDs-Dull.
SroCEs.Were weak throughout the
day and lower range OF prices was esiab.
lished. The decline was due to comb.
nation Of causes, such as the failure Of
Baldwin 4 Kimball, the new schedule Of
prices for coal by some OF the companies,
which Is lower than the December sched.
ule, the large decline In some Of the Read.
ing securities at Philadelphia, the contin-
ued decrease In ST. Paul and other railroad
earnings, aud rumor late In the DAY that
a real estate loan and trust company was In
trouble. Some MaripOSa stock was sold
out for account Of Baldwin 4 Kimball
The transactions aggregated ll9, 900 shares,
Of which $4,000 were Western Union, $500
Rock Island, 1900 st. Pauls, 81 600 Lake
Shore, 1900 Michigan Central, i4,OOO Della.
ware, Lackawanna & Western, G,OOO New
jersey Central, 1000 Delaware & Hudson
Canal and 1000 MaripOSa.
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ITALY.

ROME, January 2G.-The congregation
OF Cardinals which was ordered by the
Pope Ioexamine the Clerical Abuses bill
has unanimously declared that il violates
the liberty Of the clergy. 1t is said the
Pope will publicly protest.
Audiences at the Vatican were suspend.
ed to-day, because Of the POpe's indispo-
sitiun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27

Tux MCAIEOuEN Will cAsr.-A
special term Of'the Circuit Court, Judge
Melvin presiding, will commence al
MoundsVills next Monday, to try the
McMechen will case. The will Of shep.
herd McMechen, deceased, late Of Ben.
wood, is, as is generally known, being con.
tested by his widow, on the ground Of in.
capacity at the time Of signing the will
Cjast before he died) and undue influence
on the part Of beneiciaries under the
will, .s..
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NEW YORK, January 26.-,rhe print
market was very active and strong. Amer
lean fancy prints rose to Sc. CottOns IL
steady demand and firm. Fruit OF the
Loom bleached shirtings advanced to IL hc
Cotton hosiery in good demand. Fancy
casSimeTes and wOrsted Coatings in fail
request.
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Obituiar,r.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 26.-Jas. II
McKernau, an old and prominent either
Of Indianapolis, died to-day after lin
gering illness. Aged 6l.
NEWTON, MI, January 90. G.-Ex-Gov
HaineS, OF Hamburg, died to-day, at the
age Of 73..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27
.WASIIINGTON.'
The Campaign Investigation.

WAsHINGToN, D. C., January 26.-The
Committee on Powers, Privileges and
Duties Of the House in counting the cleo
toral vote, to-day examined Chas. II.
Bush, n telegraph operator at Tallahassee.
From the Sth to the 18th Of November,
he remembered Of hearing telegra IN
going over the wires, one was from Gov.
Stearns 10 Z. Chandler, and said in sub.
stauce: Bismark should be ut or near
Tallahassee Immediately. This was sent
before the troops arrived. Y. Chandler
telegraphed TO Gov. Stearns, he had seen
the President and Secretary Of war, and
troops would be sent. Witness did not
pretend 10 give the exact words OF the
dispatches, and declined 10 answer.
QnestiOn-Did you speak TO anybody
OF the contents Of the dispatches. Wit
ness had no recollection that either party
sent dispatches saying we must have
Florida, South Carolina and Louisiana,
by fair means or otherwise. Committee
adjourned till tomorrow.
THE TROOP COMMITTEE.
Thelegislative session yesterday clos.
ing with the formal adjournment Of The
House was Immediately called to order
to-day, and the legislative session opened
with prayer. The reading Of the journal
OF yesterday was postponed.
The Speaker announced the following
Select Committee on the Use OF Troops In
the Presidential Election: Messrs. Wood
GOode, SOuthard, ThrockmOrton, Cald'
well Smith, Of Georgia, Harrison, Kasson
Evans and Page.
Governor Kellogg and U. S. Marshal
Pilkin, of Louisiana, had an interview
with the President this morning in rela
tion TO the political affairs in that State
The President has nominated Thomas
Settle, Of North Carolina, U. s. DiStric
Judge for Florida, and Benjamin F
Flanders Assistant Treasurer at New Or
laana
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Mr.. Bland sustained the bill because 1t
provided a remedy for the existing diff
culties, but he expressed his belief that
no Constitution or lAwcould be devised,
which would secure an honest election,
which thieves and robbers could not find
means 10 eyade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-27

NEW YoRK, January 2G.-BaldWin &
Kimball, ,ofthe Stock Exchange, have sus.
pended. The suspension had no effect on
the stock market. ....-..
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TO .sAvE THE COUNTRY.

| am asked whether would cntrust
the power OF counting the votes to one
man; that is the very thing which this
bill does. The four Judges Of the Su,
preme Court are to choose fifth Judge
and he is to be the colossus of Rhodes
which is TO span the chasm.-
Laughter 1t is one man, and not the
one man whom the Constitution chooses
The man fixed on is Judge Davis, OF II.
linOis. The Democrats want fair
count and in order to ensure that it ia
being perfectly fair and unbiased the
MephistopheleJ OF Gramercy Park has
sent an order 10 Illinois that the Demo-
Gratis in the Legislature shall
elect him United States Senator, not
that there is anything wrong in that
ironically, but simply to make Judge
Davis unbiased. And now simple Re.
publicans are asked to throw the power
Of the country into the hands Of this
Judge " HON the Democrats have taken
great pains 10 show 10 be unbiased.
| shall not vote for any such unbiased
arrangement. The whole power Of this
countryis arrogated by this House. For
my part am well enough satisfed with
the laws and the constitution as inter.
preted by Washington, by Jefferson, by
Adams, by Madison, by Monroe, without
dissent in their day. II any one else
wishes better constitution or better in.
depreciation Of it | say God speed to him
| am satisfied with the old law and !
must vote to adhere to the constitution
Of our fathers as they understood il.
We are constantly hearing kilograms
from merchants, bankers, etc, read In
favor oil the bill. | have the highest re.
spect for these men. The Great Master
OF mankind through his long mission
never said word against merchants, as
such; he never said word against bank.
ers, as such; but one day he found them
in Gods temple making merchandise
there and changing money for profit, and
he made scourge Of small cords and
whipped them out! Laughter.l That
il what's Tho mstier
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Mr.. souruARD.

Mr., Southard sustained the bill, bat
suggested It should &c so amended as 10
provide for The submitting to the Com.
mittee the question as to the right Of
Colorado 10 vote a. n State.
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Reather IntlIcarIons.

... WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFVIcE OF THE CHIKB SIGNAL OEBIcER,

.... WAR DEPARTMENT,
0FYIcR OF The CHIKB SIGNAL ORPIcER,
WASHINGTON, D. C, January 27.-l A. n.
PRoRAB1LIIIEs.
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall
ing barometer, southerly to westerly
winds and warmer clear or partly cloudy
weather, succeeded by rising barometer
and westerly winds.
In the lakes rising barometer, after a
temporary fall east Of Lake Michigan,
southerly to westerly winds, warmer
partly cloudy weather, and possibly oc.
Casional rain or snow. rr