davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08


We are indebted 10 Thomas G.. Orwig. man.
ager Of the Iowa PATENT OFFICE, st Des
Moines, for the following list Of Patents re-
Gently granted 10 Western Inventors: For 8
printed copy Of the drawings and speciica-
tons Of any patent desired, enclose y cents
To Thomas q. Orwig, Solicitor Of Patents, Des
Moines, Iowa.
Label Title-"John Meagher's Cele-
brated Eye Water-John Meagher,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Draft EgualiZers-Allan 4. Williams,
Rochester. MINI. A three-hOrse even
eT, extending equally on each side Of
pole, or point of action, equalized by a
rope passing from the pole through a
pulley in the enc Of evener and con
nected with the whipple-tree Of the odd
horse.
Weed-Folding attachments for plOws
Thomas n. Harbert Burlington. Kas-
a rod curved and folded suitably for
turning under weeds and grass Is at
tached to the plOw beam in front of the
plOw.
Meal Bins-J. C. Durbin. Columbus
Junction, Iowa Consists in q sieve be-
ing placed over two drawers in such a
manner that when the sieve Is shaken
the meal or flour will fall into the up-
per drawer, and the bran into the lower
one.
Combined Graduated Measure and
Funnel-Simon Schippert, Burlington,
Iowa. The flow Of liquid through a
funnel in the bottom can be regulated
or stopped at pleasure by means OF a
valve operated upon by the thumb.
Trace Carriers for HaIness-J. l.
Scholl, Burlington, Iowa. Tongues or
hooks plvoted to the base, retain their
positions as required to hold the traces
by means of springs that press the top
ends Of the tongues against a crown or
dome.
Harness Saddle Trees-J. L. Scholl,
Burlington, Iowa The pad plates are
adjusted to the check plates by means
of a set screw which regulates the sad
die tree to size of horse.
Fan Blowers-Jerry p. Wilson, Man.
chester, Iowa. Flaneed blades are Sc
cured to radial and curved arms pro-
jectiDg from a skeleton wheel or spider
b. mans of Screws
A patent Was allowed Oct. 23d, to VIM.
E. DIppert. of Des Moines, for q TRACE
CARRIER, formed complete in a piece.
WlEg-shaped hooks or keepers, a peak.
form keeper, and aloOp-fOrm guard, rise
from the base ring and the threats and
cavities formed thereby, for the admis-
sion OF the cOck-eyes IN the ends Of the
traces, form five distinct stops to pre-
vent the release Of the trace that is
readily inserted by one motion of the
operator.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08
HelnhOld'a Ruehu

Helmboid's Buchu has long been known a
one of the most valuable medicines sttainable
in certain classes of diseases, such g dyspep,
STA, chronic rheumatism, dropsy, eutaneous
affections, and especially aRecttoos Of the urt
nary organs As . diuIettc, II IL superior TO
almost any other medicine In use, and the
great care with which IL ID prepared, the abeo-
lutte purity of the preparation, and the dill
gence used In the selection Of the crude ma
teriAl. have msde il known far and vide ~ q
reliable and effective preparation, and one that
can always be used with safety and benefit
The great success Of Helmbold's Buchu hAe
tons, which are made eheaply and placed up
on the market 10 be sold on the reputation &C
CURED by Helmbold's original preparation.
Parties who desire . really good medicine
should be careful and use Helmboh's only.
None genuine unless Ia s.eelengraved white
wrappers and nv proprietary stamp afi1ed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08
of no avail. Il am bad" shouted our be-

of no avail. Il am bad" shouted our be-
70: LET me at him. let me chaw his name
I'm a coyote. Lot go my harness; I'm a
yellow-tailed wolf. let me pick his eye .
out; I'm a wooly horse, hard to curry.
hoop-ee; I'm An elephant, Tm-just
then he trod on a favored corn of a hal
dy herder, who pasted our hero one b.
tween the eyes, which seated him vio-
lently upon the door. Az he arose. blow
ing the ruby fluid from bis nasal prom
ontory, he reiterated. I'm an elephant.
but my hides tOre.-BLGch HILLS Pho
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

No man can force the harp Of his own
individuality into the peoples heart:
but every man play upon the chords Of
the peoples heart who draws his in
SEPARATION from the peoples instinct
KOSSuth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08
Vienna ROllA

To one quart 81 -four add two t~easpoonsful
Of DOOLEY's YEAST POWDER, sift thoroughly.
put in a little salt, and rub a Tablespoonful Of
lard or butter through the -four: use enough
sweet milk for a soft dough, roll out and Gu;
with a round cutter; fold over like a turnover,
wetting the edges with milk 20 make them al
here: wash over with milk TO give them a
gloss, place in a pan so they will not touch
each other, and bake fifteen oriwenty minutes.
They are delicious.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

THINK OF 1T, that a Cough or Cold neg
lected, NAV lead 70 serious consequences: in
the early stage Of Throat and Lung Diseases,
Madame Porter's Cough Balsarn Is an invalu-
able remedy. can be taken by the oldest person
or Youngest child. Is safe, reliable aud agree
able 10 the taste. Price y cents, and in large
bottles al 80 and ~ cents. Try IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08
Rnth n diMerepc.

And . distraction While the vermifuges aud Law
cocks Worm Killer are both used for the purpose
OF eXoeilinS worms, LAycotks Wo.m Killer IS
much SAFER. more rife :ual and more palaiabI-
than either Vel miiuges or worm candies. Besides
eXpellinR worms, LAycock's Worm Killer rrgl-
lates the bow els and cieanscs the sys;em. ASK FOR
LAycocKO Worm Killer. Slid by ali druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

A CACTIoH Many parties have undertaken 20
counterfeit my Asthma Remedy. Il is always
this WAY with . good article. Sut the puplic must
be on the look OFT and see ina; they g-i none but
the genuine. Ny Asthma REMEDY Is the won :er
OF the age II Is my on discovery. II Is gathered
fiom the fields and contains no Injurious crngs
tbs safe, reliable and true. / therefore desire
that those who have use II and those - mo will
need * TO De car fui To &c: none but the genuine
ID. LAHGELL. App!e Creek. Ohio
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

ne VIII come. will come" she said.
Aho her breath was like the SOUTH
Ana the sun lay on her head.
n the morning round her mouth.
ARo she smiled across the sea
In her s%irihood's surety.
nd because October holds
1ofe q ~spring-time than the spring
Ana because ali harvest folds
BOTH the bud aud bIo.somins.
ne snail find my patience SWEAR
Ano my unvowed faith complete
Harper,s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08
Was a cook in NIX

49, ND7F III VxT ~
And she WAS wondrous wise.
She bought 'Gillet's Cream Dry Hop Yeast
And caused her bread 10 rise.
And, when she saw how nice IL was,
Declared with might and main
That Gillet's Was the only Yeast
She would ever use again.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08
Valuable Remedy,

IL may be worth knowing tina. one Of ,he
most certain remedies known for the cure o,
consumption and all diseases that lead 10 II,
such as severe coughs. neglected Colds, bron
chitis, Asthma, etc, IS DIR. Marshall's Lung
syrup. II seems that our best physicians rec
ommend the use Of IL. The formula from
which II is prepared Is acknowledged bv N,
medical journals 10 be superior To any ever
known before. We can safely assert that moth.
ing equals DR.. Marsha)l's Lung Syrup, for al
cases OF Coughs, Colds, or diseases Of III,
Lungs and Chest. /; never fails 10 give per.
fec; satisfaction. The price Is - cents per bot
tie: large size - cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

TIE most popular hotel Ii New York City ID
the Grand Union Hotel. nearly opposite the
Grand Central depo: Three hundred n city
elegantly furnished ooms, elevator q al
the improvements Single rooms reduced 70
81 per day,-elegant suites for families Best
and cheapest restaurant IN the city. We I'D
wise YOU to Try the Grand Union hotel
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

The rapidly increasing. demand for Eiierr's EX-
tract or Tar and Wild Cherry. 10 . positive inGI-
cation OF its merits: thousands OF individuals
and incipieat Consump tion. where other rene
dies have failed, are the best proofs possible thai
this Is without don't the best cough remedy yet
discovered
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

and prevents disease. Every stock raiser should
have II on hand 70 be used as occasion may re
Quir0. II yo1r druggist does not have the eenu.
Inc Cncie SamS do Tot be deceived Win IN infe-
Nor article. but send % the EmmeTs Proprietary
Co, Chicago. and get II for yourself.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the great
INTERNAL MEDICINE, will positively cure any
case Of rheumatism on the face OF the earth.
Price 81 q bottle, six bottles, Is. Sold by 81
druggists. Send for circular 70 Helphens;ine
& Bentley, Druggists, Washington. D. c
Sold wholesale IN Burlington and De. Moines
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

Diseases Of the Lungs Chest and Thrua. sre
so prevalent in our ever changing climate. TIA;
such . medicine a. d.. MArshAlrs Lung Syrup
Is invaluable TO the vhole community. Itcures
almost instantly. Price . cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08
DR. WIsHART's PINE TbRE Tar (oRDr.r

DR. WIsHART's PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
positively CURES consumption. Taken in time
1t will prevent it. All affections Of the lungs
are cured by this sovereign Remedy, which al
SO eradicates dyspepsia, and kindred diseases.
Sold by druggists. Depot, Gle Filtert street
Philadelph q
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

DR. TEkIHISs SYRUP IS q
safe and Sure Remedy for DizSrhpa. Dyseutery
And Chilor ems Complaints generally. II should De
In every hCase where there are children. MOtiers
give Z n trial
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

The couundrun Of the day Il. how can the
excellent articles Of Pat Weed Box Backing
and Pat. Wood Box Stove Polish Paste, be
sold as cheap IS the tin boIee Of like quantity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

One Of our ministers claimed the other day
that for bronchitis or minister's sore throat the
Great English Remedy Was Just the medicine
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08
RHEUMArIsM OUICKLY CCRE,

Cartsr's Little Liver Pulls are unlike all other
pills. No purging or pain. Act specially on
the liver and bile. One pill a do e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

Don experiment with all kinds OF Yeast at
the peril Of your health. Use TWIN BROTHERS
YEAST, which always makes good bread.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

The injurious use OF i'm roperiy prepared pills
AND other loudly blown remedies recon menaed
10 cure all Ills. IS much 10 be lamenteo by all eI
cept the doctor into whose care You are sure 20
coma An honorable and trusty exception 20 the
rule Is kilert's Daylight Liver PIlis. They clear
And puffy the system perfectly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

Farmers livery men. And harness makers who
have used Uncle Sans Harness Ofl will never
use any other; II Is the best aud only reliable oil
IN the market: II received the highest award .;
the Centennial EIposiI ion OF 1876. For sale by
all d rBt-clAss harness establish meniA
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08
A BEING

Is one that is bilious Get from your druggist
package Ct Qairks Irish Tea Price y cts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-08

fInAoe xAxK1 Essyon1y .Aeg G Ca = So;
b E-A- LAS and ErzAs 2e9 cv-y-azzy n S-cSl sok-
SEE sAazze--s Ct sA< vz76=<z b,DSDIs GIRO
SCOPE 40 . o3>r ACES k- seIE>g x-N1 F@-ze
Csxr- e- CysocoP1 zzasec ss y c. Szr< Sz-zA
Ssc prszzl card fs kl paraGs-so- Sh|f s1s= s--zss.
01S Eade nd CA Sr2e ~,zysy a-y HEe va-.>c -
Arx5 CO cue&z<~ # A4-xxz q fo<>zg- E2se
{. c. BRYANT, SEES NE. IA S&.s-Ta.-. QzzS@
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

mi6ariat in Mdafenters e%rtattet,
lautete cabin, 8ilbelm unterlaiIe bas
betlise Mebppfer (ppbl bic 8anb<
luns), tbeile pas Menrrabl unter
beipen @eitalten aus, ersreife fit zen
@rafen partet: benebme it6 ilber=
baupt mebr bdretif6 ais fatbplii6.
A,td babe ct itd son Yeter 6ebener,
ME man ia9e in Sirsel init einem
6rauensimmer trauen lailer, wel6eS
iieb bel ibm aufbalte. Die Gprltelz
lnn9en. Grnabnun9en ulo 3ureebtz
peiiunsen ieines NacbbarS babe CT
rauit erwipert, pab er i'm beim @raz
fen ais uSeiuiter" p~ericbrieen mesbalb
ibm pteier auffd1ts serprpen fet. Oaz
mails alip fcbpn mar jeluittfcb unp ia
tbpltfcb 9letcb bepeutenp unp beptenten
ficb bic &trcbenfeinbe reS perlpsenelt
&unt9rifes> beipe Se9rtfe su tren>
men. SIS 1T paS beacbtenswertb
(5prtiesuns fptst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29
oer RepOluttons3eit.
gpn
Gouaro @nrfiae.
(S%prtlesun9.)

Trau Ypn Spulan9es fab i'm at
unp fdlu9 pann io9letd wieoer bic
Nu9en nteoer.
5eftpr fubr fort uNus oen fetnbz
ltden &etben i6rte man urS su Seet
bic Wafen nteper, urp man >ptrb eurer
f6pnen. @ir batten feline patrpnen
mebr, TIN ere Strettfraft mar bis auf
800 damn berab9elunfen unb bate es
init elmer Nrn1ee Spn 10000 nit Muz
ntttpn Seriebener Splbaten su tbrn.
9lber mir ieben BEN &f nit elmer
Sapferfeit fort, bic felbt ben Getnben
Staunen unb @dtune etnflDbt unb BET
General Subert ma6t Ser9letdssprz
i6la9e. 5err Ypn Spmbreuil crit Ell
nett 9llt9enblid unidliifit9 wiItst aber
enplt6 Elm, ultr man u%nterbanpelt.
5p6e nerbiir9t iid nit iet1em @prte
fir naS 9eben Der 0efan9e1et, rpd,
fputen suerit bic Glt9lanber tbr Jeler
etnltellen Seaure9arp iibernimnt e6,
1te slt ltnterridterL unb febrt wtebe,
suriif. Die &apttulattpn fpmlnt enbz
ltd sa Starpe. SD CLAUDE 5errr rpr
Spmbreutl mod SIT feben, wte ct ietnen
SGbel bolb aus Der S6etpt stebt, adj
tlt19Srpu fift, ltnp i'm panr III biz
6dnpe res $50 emtdt5 SolIien nteperz
ltest, rte ntdt einmal mertb 9epeier
m1re, Spn tbut purdbpbrt s1 werper."
@eftpr6 Stimme bate sulebt etnl
9ewtlle 6eftisfett unp @tlrbeit att9ez
nprnmen CT i6wte9 nun unp iudt'
letne Sbrdnen inter etttetn 9ddeln 81
Yerbersen. Ollie waren oltf Die 6prtz
febun9 ieiner G~rsdbluns selpannt.
nSSas ipI t6 Shnen nod faeen q
fubr CT fprt ~bte @efansenen MURDER
enpli@ fprtsefubrt, an tbrer Sptb,
6err Hpn Spmbreutl unb Der ebrrIr:
otse Stihpf ppn Dol unp 10 @ettlt=
die, bic itd nit un5 III @efaneenet
er9eben batten, Man bat ite mad
Auray 9efiibrt."
vllnp bit btlt entfpmmen :" fra9t
ldneu 6err ppn Spulan9es.
Der Stcpmte bradte sEsernp b
8prte berYpr: ~Sa, 0rpbSater >,
fubr CT ip9let6 fort ~rpenn sic II
6a0ut1s pieier @efansenen seiebe
bdtten, pieier alien Srieser, pe5 8erne
Der alien glrmee, erseben in tbr Sdid
Ial, pte ie rparer, ltnp nit 2umpen I'm
@unpen bepeft! G6 rparen ibrer un
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

(SIr BEN @dnberer.)
peim 9abresweb(fl.

Gs fplsen bic fI6ttsen &tnber Der .3eit
DEM .3use Der we6ielnben Sabre.
Gem, pel6en Der Mpr9en bic Wte9e Yer.
leibt,
&ei6t pft ldpn Der Ibenb bic Sabre.
Grautfenbe Sreube entlprieBet benz GrIn,
DEM blitbenben 2eben bes Maten;
0p6 i6nel iinp bic wpnntsen Sage babin
0te Slumen unb Slitben uns freuen.
Sp S6rnteit unb Susenb, ais 3ei6tbun
unb Naht
GemGtren. MIR eit1e Sreuben.
0em @ldnse bes Says fpl9t bdS 0unfel be,
Na6t,
Dem @liide Der Me6lel ber ,3etten!
gs nelfet, mas bllbet; es idmtnbet, was
lebt
@uf unlerem Grpen9eflbe.
8pbl benz, Der Ypr fetnem gerlufte erbebt,
81 ldut audi Der Sturm tint i'm brittle
3 9lidli6, y ieti9, tper petie SEN Sfab
les @laubens, Der 6pfnun9 unb Qiebe,
SIN 6riibltn9, int Sommer bes 2ebe ts be,
trdt,-
Sbn ittnmt Der 8tnter nt6t tribe.
Der eptse Gater bt1ft 9itts unb treu
DEM frpnmen unb milrbi9en 8tnbe,
wpbl ibm int 2eben-im Spbe mod fei,
OaS &ute u1b Srtepen es fnbe.
gpG bieier erbebenben 3uYerit6t feb'n
mir, uno mutbts unb better,
Die 1pdenbe 2ut bteieS 2ebenS per9eb'n,
l1nb tpanbeln an 0ptteS 6dnb netter.
ct. Saul, Minn.
q. 81. 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-29

6rau Spn gpcntaria CAB ibm etn
3et6en, SIT idwet9en, utr ia9te
uSdpn wteber ! 5prdt"
Sic Efnete pas Te1ter.
pas @emttter lit npriiber unc ras
Ttrmame1tt rein unp SDu Sterne."
Man bDrte nun peutlt6 bic Cant
bprrs, bic etnen Marid i6lusen. Ser
pprrenes 0eidret ertDnte aus BET
Ter1e, urp man iab6afeln it6 allf Der
Strabe Ypn &uraY bewesen.
uMetn @ptt!" rtef 6rau ppn spcz
maria, utpae sebt bier Spr?"
uWtan muB Semanben abidtfen, pe1
llebt mas es bort stbt," iaste 5err crn
Spulanses.
~Ocmtnif", erwieperte feline Ip6ter
~bat Spiepb mad SanneS seidtdt
urp notwithstanding aud auf pteieu
Meee einen Soften aufseitellt.~
sic madte mad bielen @prtelt ein'
Sewesuns mad Der Sbare, bic fid abe1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-01
RY TELEGRAPH.
Special Dispatches 10 the S"ze''e'
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, February l, 1S1l.-lhe Oap'
toll is crowded to-day from crypt to DOME
Thousands of people attracted to the city uuoe'
the expectation that they would be able to ge'
into the House to witness the beglDDiug oil Inc
electoral count disappointed IN that' are
wandering about iI all other parts OF the
building staring vaguely at the walls, or crowd
Ing the Senate galleries, the rotunda, the YES
tibules, corridors, aud the dome. The galleries
ofthc House are packed and crammed, aud those
having tickets even iud difficulty 10 getting 10.
The sight is remarkable one, and the ladies
portion Of the gallery, where gay costumes
bright cheeks and brilliant feathers are cluster.
ed together so closely, presents "bouquctlsh
appearance very pleasing to look upon. The
floor of the House, conveniently arranged tor
the reception of the Senators, is, notwlthstand-
lug tie restriction imposed full, and after the
lively sacues of last night. the members look
quite screuc.
The reading OF the House Journal occupied
forty minutes, the ayes and noes aud everything
being demanded TO consume time till o clock
else.
Mcssrs. Cook, OF Ga. aud Stouc, Of Mo-,
we're announced as the tellers on the part OF the
House
The Senate and House. IN joint session, pro.
ceedcd to count tho votes. the Senate occupy
ing seats On the democratic side, with the five
Judges and tue counsel for the two parties sit
,ng directly 10 front OF the desks in chairs
prepared for them. The hoor was crowded,
but the proceedings were conducted with great
decorum, few of the members moving about.
, 40 artist was 90 the floor OF the House
sketchng tho scene.
The read!ng OF the certificates was rather
tedious all forms being strictly adhered to.
Duriug dead pause, at the beginning Of the
count, the breaking Of lamp shade caused
some stir.
The teler5 appointed on the part Of the
House wera democrats, and those % the part
of the Senate were republicans.
Mr.. kasson in tho House, twitted the
Speaker with causing this arrangement.
Everything Weut gu 10 hum drum style
till the vote Of Florida was reached, when there
came over the assemb!age dead pause while
the certificates were read, Que FROM the radl.
Gals, one from the democrats. and one from
Governor Dew certifying TO the eection Of the
Tildeu electors; also the CANVASS of the vote as
revised.
Tho rcaIiug Of the revised rclulus becoming
tedious, on motion Of Mr. Conk!iog, the foot
ings were merely announced, showing that the
Tildeu electors had received majority Of tho
votes cast.
Upon the question, is there objec'ou to the
vote Of Florida, Mr.. David Dudley Field, Of
New York, submitted the objections Of himself
aud several democratic Senators ana Repressn-
tatives to the counting of the vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-01
Counting the Vote.

&uIIIN f,T an n Inn
,;,,l, -, roo,har, ri tho Senate entered The
y, - 49, uo,,o oon,;nr !, limo br
.".- >, ..,,,1,I -. 49,, oa;oo,s ~ ,,,t hodr
,rno c,' ;,,,,;ao, ia .oo,S a;rootI, - front of
:, 49,, -. ,,L..,ol ,o go. ~, ,o,nsooI
'"' -
" Wv WV =. ill.,. r.
WI Ivy Wv" m, Wv
ope'He' 's'u'''' $751; e"'''N Wv 10.' e
W ~ II 49, aou,;eo,,o,
""ce " "''0' r''1' :" " o''' -,
OF 'nc 'ote' VI '"' H'"''' ~ ''''N' ~ "DO
wee freS'u'n. 0, ''l' oo'Cu ''''es'
NC '"cn "'!'o'Nou vac WA .A",N Wv
cel"u'''ea "D' "a ~, 1871,
tlhcate OF t"e o'a'e Oh A'ao"a'a "'i''u was
reau' anu 'ne vote OF LIE ''1'' '""o"''c" '''
l'l'en anu llenu'.'A'
Inc ffeS'uen' Cocu nauueu " '"e 'e''e'S '"0
certificate O. the VotH VI '"e ota'' VI al A"o''S'
which oeing reau' lhe 'o'e u the o'"'e was
declared 10 nave oeen CAST lot l'lueu auu
iieuu'!SA' 70
~ o"'','' -" c. d..
'oa' T."''
apu uo,'''' ..
l"o N''u'" uo 'I'''u'A'' ""' 1 ,1a0 ~
Tue 'o'c u 'na. 'o.a'0 'ouu'0u ~ "''' ''
.. =, r',:
lit ''''u'1,' - 'rs se,'D1 rouo
y ,r.Is..; uo.d.;ol,,
~, ,;eo,o o., ,ros ,h.,t of tho
,.I g. ,r;l
o'a'' VI ',"I'N'
ueu IL" 'ie'u''N1 r,,
'"rc' '''''N,",'' '.u'D W. ,lo'.c
"0'1 -, ,v,,.n., H.,
lec' '''"' hia9 ~ ""' =,
Vole VI '"e '''",e WV ,,,,
'ne o'a'o ''" ~, ,s.;rao,n r.,m ronorno,
| ,,'N0' -. -, a., r;,l, Haul
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-01


of the President, was referred.
The resolutions OF mass meeting OF c'tl
zeps Of Baruwall district. South Carolina, set
tng forth reasons why Gen. Hampton should
b, recorp;zed as Governor Of that State, anc
for relief from The rule of "thevpg carpet bag
gers aud scAll4waSs.' vas presented, when
MIR, Sargent, OF CAL, Indignantly objected
unon tbc ground that the language used va:
not respectful.
Mr.. Rober;soo, Of S. g., Insisted upon the
reading, and said that the officers of the meet
ipg, though democrats, we're good mer.
After some dabale the resolutions were read
memorial from prominent citizens OF Louis
lana dcprecaling the manner IN which the
peace, prosperity and happiness OF the people
Of that State was injured by the assalantS OF
their enemies was referred.
Mr.. Howe expressed bis i'll feeling at The To-
PRODUCTION Of the memorial from Louisiana
He attacked the siguers of the memorial. he
had sat under the ministry Of one OF them ior
two Sundays while in New Orleans recently,
and more Intellectual man he never Knew
n, thounhi that if memorialists knew 50
much they ought 10 be called to testify aod he
moved that the memorial be referred to the
Committee 90 Privileges aud Elections with Ia
structioDs to summon the s!gners 10 testify De-
fore the committee.
MIR. Salisbury, Of Del, quoted his nerves BY
a gentle rebuke, and The motion was agreed 10.
The credentials of John r. Mcpherson,
Senator elect from New Jersey, were presen-
ted aud ordered to be placed on the files OF
the Senate, en-
The Senate passed, yeas As, nays 8, Dill
appropriating $4,000 for the relief OF the
Door of the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Johnston, of Va. voted, ave. Mr..
Withers, Of Va. voted, no.
A communication from President Clifford
of the electoral-votc Commission, announc-
inc that the Commission had organized, and
were ready to proceed to buslncss-Was read
and laid on the table.
Mr.. Mitchell, of Oregon, attempted to
make report to the Senate from sub-com-
mittee on privileges and elections.
Mr.. Merrimon raised the point OF order
that this report could not be received.
Pending the consideration of the point OF
order
\ message was received from the House
Of Representatives, announcing that the
House was ready to proceed 20 count the
votes for President.
The chair appointed Messrs. Sergeant and
Allison tclcrs to count the vote, on the part
of the Senate Mr.. Sargent declined, and
Mr.. ingalls, was appointed.
The Senate then proceeded to the Hall OF
the House of Representatives.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House met at - o'clock when the
Speaker appointed Mcssrs Cooke Of Ga. and
Stone of Ala.as:tellers on thepart ofthe House.
After several delatory motions, at twenty
minutes of o'clock the House took recess
until 5 minutes before one. Before adjourn
ment 4 message was received from the Senate
that the President of that body
had appointed Messrs. ingalls, and Allison on
part as tellers.
The report of the Florida election, commit
tee went over by consent till Saturday, and
a recess was taken until ten o'clock to-
morrow.