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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-13

To-day is motion day. 5687, Stindivau. Y,
Louisville and Nashville rail- cad company: 1888
Hewron Alcorn; $3.50. BurK vs. Aston. txecutrx
569I Moo evs Weaver; $500, Gardner vs. Tate; 5693
Park VS. Newport 5tiq7, Medley Cubbius i Gun
1929, Munf0rd vs. Memphis and Charles on rdilIO ID
company. The clerk again requests all attorneys
wing papers belonging to- the files or this court to
return same to the clerks office
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LAW REPORTS,
Circuit Court-Kon. j. O. Pierce. Inare.

Calender for to-day: 1914. MosbY, Hunt &
Co vs. Tuner; 5525, RAWLINGS vs. Paine: $500
1853. stout vs. Craig; 566I, Geiber vs. Guy; 5000
Stillman vs. Banks; 5667, Owens VS. Loury; 5673
" hite Adm VS. VOORHEES,; 1914. Ransom K Co VS.
Forrest ExOr; 1915, McGavock VS. Martin & Hllman;
1910, Woodbridge VS. Richardson & May; 5gI7.
Polk ct al VS. williams x CO.. 567S.
vs. Humes: 5fi6S. Harris vs. McClanahan.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hint

Few, if any, proprietary medicines in
America have conferred so great a boon on
society as DR.. c. M'Lane's celebrated liver
pills-hence limitations are being submitted
for extra profit by many druggists. See that
the doctors name is spelled LANE, and the d.
rections wrapped inside are printed on water
marked paper, while the pills are of a dark
ish hue-otherwise you will be duped with
trash
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For Upward of Thirty Years

Mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stoR-
ach, relieves t0ind collie, regulates the bowels,
cures dysentery and diarrAeG, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well:-t iad remedy. Twenty-Five cents bottle
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A Reliable Article.

1t is a pleasure to commend an article of a
thoroughly reliable character, and we do not
hesitate to do so in speaking of Dooley's
yeast powder, which an experience of over
ten years conVinces Us is the best and most
reliable baking powder in the market.
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Save Your Ciild,s Life,

By giving DR.. MoFFETr's TEETH1NA Teeth
ing POtederS.) TEETHINA will regulate the
bowels and make teething easy. Cures cholera
infantum and the summer complaints of
children, heals eruptions and sores, re-
moves and prevents worms. Anodynes
only soothe; Teethna cures the child. Will
kerson d Co., and all druggists keep it.
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THE Parish aid society of the late parish
of st. Lazarus and Grace church are specially
requested to meet at Grace church this Fri
day. afternoon at three o'clock.
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923 Main street, Memphis.

Boys and children suits, ulsters and over
coats.
New cashmere suits, and full assortment
of overcoats and ulsters for men. Now is
your time to buy Christmas presents cheap.
Extra inducements offered merchants III
nnr uhnleaaln denartr,nn,t
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New Cigar Store.
}. G.. Henderson & Co.
Dealers in
Imported Key West
and
D0mestIc Cigars.
Under Peabody Hotel.
Millinery.

Mrs. L. M'Anally, over 373 Main street,
desires to inform her friends and acquaint-
ances that she is now prepared to furnish
them with all the latest styles ofmiliner Y, at
prices to suit the times.
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You have but few more days to make
money buying shoes at the administrator
sale of boots and shoes, at William Miller's.
OPINION of eminent DIR. R. S. Steuart,
president Maryland hospital, Baltimore
- l have used Colden's Liebig 8
liquid extract of beef and tonic invigorator
for more than a year, and recommend it as
one of the most efficient preparations l have
ever met with. 1t combines the virtues of
food and tonic in remarkable way. and l
am satisfied has saved life wnen no other
medicine could do so.'
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A Chance.

MEMS custom boot and shoes sold at fig
ures that heretofore would rot buy eastern
work, at Miller's, 221 Main street.
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Smoke RendersOn's Celebrated I. C.
CiEar-5 for 20 cents.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


| The Collier dramatic company presented A
CeJe6rad Case before critical audi nee LAT night
The drama Was well presented by the thedter man
| agement; the cOstumtng was elegant and ap-
propriate, and the acting by the members
| We give no better description OF the play
and the persons OF ,,b the ,,o drama than the
| THE company. under J. W. Golfers management,
ana indorsed by the Union square Is In It's enrety
| has been provided for cur entertainment since the
E. K. Collier is allotted the sympathetic role Of Jean
Renaud He has brave, manly bearing and a
sweet and eTatefu but it is 10 be regretted that his
| methods Lot always thoroughly natural instead
Of at times hn ii Is Te1ed ana and
person alton. There were very lew dry eyes
Soldier e cla P ps TO his heart the little one who
has unconsc;ously borne false witness against him,
ea T Killed me- but II ever in alter days your heart
| TeprOachf you for what you have done, remember
yaa In the scene in the dukes park. Where the
mise able galley slave enters painfully dragging his
ball and chaio tie dulness OF his eye and stohdity
manhood crushed, and there. recognizes in the
ewele1 and sken ro6sd maiden mi his own t flesh and
pa'h9s In the final scene s passion was
Miss Emily E. Baker played Jeans wife In
the prologue and his daughter In the drama with
ana Interpreted the dual role with much tenderness
and feeling MISS MaIkley as Valentine" exhibited
scenes with the bogus Count de Mornay' The little
child, Eva French as "Adrienne,' 1ustifes the term
phenomenal. With the aItlessnesS of childhood
this pretty little midget unltes the intelligence power
ard passion of maturity. Since BijOu Heron, no
such wonderful child actress has appeared IN this
country. she In The original cast at the Union
Square, and teOk New York by storm. Mr.. ]. W. Col
IieT, the R4Oul,' Will be pleasantly remembered
Maggie Mitchers support In by-gone days. he Is
the same easy, graceful. finished actor as OF old.
Mr. VaTrey gave dignihed and artistic personatlon
of a French nobeman of the old regime Mr. Z. L.
Tilt who, by the way spoke the rSt lines ut
Tered upon the Detroit operahouse stage. upon the
dedicatory performance, perSonated the TepulSye
role of Count de Moray with admirable art
Charles O'Brleu. comedian new to this cum
try, played the ligh hearted, honest Ir sh
Sergeant o. Rourke' superbly, and won much ap-
plause. Miss Secret. Miss Marley. the famous
Bessie Turner Miss Bascombe, and, In fact, every
other member of the cast, rendered excellent ser
vice, and added TO the strength of remarkably fine
performance. Cels6rdted Case is play which fas-
climates even the most 6IdSe habtue of the theater
and If 1t does not have very successful run this
week. our play-goers more lacking In appreica-
ton than we believe them to be-" The play will be
presented again tonight and at the matinee on to-
morrow.
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Smoke sol Coleman's No. 10.

BOYS boots as cheap as you want them a
Miller's, 22l Main street.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

NTARE-A light bay medium size mare, in
VI good order when stolen very thick through
the jaws and white specks jaws; lett side sew
eral marAs, resembles sores that have healed up,
breast and is a fine booded little mare; wont work
go In harness; will kick bad in harness; natural
roadster and rides welt. 80 reward Will be paid
Tor her return to Thomas ClaJwell. four and half
mll-s on old Raleigh road.
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FOR BENT.
I7URNIsHED RoON-At 284 Third street.

FURNISHED RooN-At 294 Third street.
FURNISHED RooMS-With or without board,
II No. 246 Third street.
TNARM-A fine Fruit Farm and market garden
II convenient TO city, on good road; excellent or
ch ards and Vi ue-yHrds in beartDg good improve
ments; land In +, st-rate condition Apply to
81 GARDNER. 254 second street.
HOUSE-A nicely furnished house in a central
Must have ali modern improvements. Apply to
!. d. Conaway, Madison.
TwO-SrO RY brick residence, 9Iooms, IN perfect
L repair. 323 Poplar street. ~, ,,oonu,ra
DIX. NOOhhIEs.
MEAT CoTTAGE-53 Exchange street extend
N ed. pal Main Street STURM& HIRsCH.
TNWELLING--2Il fernando ST.; Cottage 80 Ex
- change street extended. Apply at 29l Nam
DWELLINGS-TWo brick dwellings, Nos. 40 and
u So Market street. Apply at 81 Market
COCTAG NO. 4Z2 Court street extended, with
yard; all convenient; OuthOuses and arge garden
spot Rent SIS per month; apply on premises.
TIME re-idenee OF Eli Rayner, at GIFTS Station,
from the city. House contains nine rooms, with
IS acres of land SIt1ehsd APgy y to Mai, stree,
I AEGE tiUOM-IO one or two single gentlemen,
without board one large room Ig!n 1slSsf
WITH eti ana SoSt9 TSEd s ges td sra iA
TIURNISHED rooms for TehG, single or in suit, at
II reasonable rates. at 358 Main street, near
Union. Reference required
IL boarding house, cor. Madison and Third. Ap-
pIy To X. W. HArkI@ Mutt storage Co $40 Main st
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap to gen
~ tlemen- New brick no sc. "a Mulberry street.
I IRICK HOUoE-A yery desirable brick residence,
ID furnished or not the rent taken in either
board or In money. Premises In fine order; Loca-
ton, IeighboIhood, ETC., the best. Call at 179
II A1na COURT STREET.
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N "

1000 bxs Mild Cheese,
Factory Prices, freight added.
500 bxs Crackers,
Factory Prices, freight added.
1000 bxs Fancy and Stick Candy,
Factory Prices, freight added.
so Barrels AtmOre's Mince Meat.
100 Half.barrels AtmOre's Mince Meat.
1000 Buckets AtmOre's Mince Meat,
g to SO pounds)
Factory Prices, freight added.
500 Barrels Silver Moon Flour.
100 Hslf-barrels Silver Moon Flour
100 Barrels Plants Extra Flour.
so Barrels Jack Frost Flour.
500 Barrels Different Grades Flour.
200 Brls Silver Moon and Pearl Meal.
1000 brls Apples, Fine for shipping.
500 brls Fine Early Rose Potatoes.
100 brls Oranges.
200 brls Fresh n. Y. State BuekWheat.
1000 Cases Salmon, Sardines, Canned
Tomatoes, Peaches, Pickles, Etc.
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"Neurii' INSTANTLY cures Eeu-
riaEgIa.
1t is fourteen months since | cured myself
of neuralgia with ''udGril, and [ hare not
had the slightest return Of pain. John W.
Scott, st. Louis. George w. Jones & Co.,
MennDhis sOautg
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FIOyd's Lad les Restaurant.



Received daily by express at Victor D.
Fuchs's, 80 and al Jefferson street.
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Cd Cents, Fridays Oysters,
At FarreIl's, 185 Main street.
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Received, daily, fresh oysters, fresh fish,
game and celery, at 27S Second street, oppo-
site Court square.
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ElOyd's Candies
Are often initiated, hut never equaled d.
WIN

Why
Let the cold tickle your toes through a hole
in your boots and shoes, when you can buy
mems strong boots for 81, mems soid bro
gans for 81, ladies shoes for 81, boys shoes
for 81, children's copper-tip shoes for rs
cents, slippers for 9 bits. rubbers for IS
cents, youths boots for rs cents. and over
5000 pairs of fine boots and shoes SO low
that leather dealers fail-not getting their
money back. These bargains you can only
get at the Big Boot shoe store, No, 344
Main street.
ARE you in business Tor yourselfp If you
are, GU want to have your health, so you can
attend TO business. If you are not, you want
your health just as much. When you are ''all
run down, feel miserable and have no appe-
Ute, you need toning up. To do this there is
nothing equal to Reeds Gilt-edge tonic. 1t
restores the appetite, purides the blood and
stimulates digestion. 1t is pleasant and safe,
and its quality, purity and flavor are guar
anteed.
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TAKEN UP.

NOW-A large size brindle COW, with 4 calf 4
~ months Old which the owner can have By pay
ing charges and proving property Chas. Boyde col
oTsd, Bass avenus. two miles from city.
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George Malone. master Jno. Gwathmey. clerk
VIII leave as above every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, at pm For freight or passage apply to
L. W. LI6HTBURNE, General Freight gent,
No. 4 Monroe street, OppOStte Peabody hotel,
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How to Spend Your Cash.

If you want to put your cash where you
will get the most for il, patrouize the Co.
operative store, 263 Second street
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LOST.

! THURSDAY. Sd inst, about II o'clock OIL
L cloth suit. with some magazines rolled in
them The finder will pleass leave them 1T the Ap-
peal ONCE. X. L. VOOLFOLK. ND.
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GRUBBss, AUSTIN s. BERRY,

New &OGeTss Rev Goods.
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AUCTION SALES.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

PULL-A red bull, one horn straight. the othe
ID standing out TO the side; between the horns
curly hair Inquire at IN Union street
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NOLD LOIKET-StrawDeTry shape A suitable
" reward " returned 20 81 Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-29
Caravan as Secretary of State for the

Caravan as Secretary of State for the
Colonial Department.
The Post publishes the following as
an official version OF the preliminary
conditions OF peace: First-Autonomy
for Bulgaria, the boundaries not
defined under the Government to he
appointed according 10 a stipulation
of the Constantinople conference; the
Turkish military force to be with
drawn to certain localities to be de-
termined upon. Second-The Inde-
pendence of Roumania with a COM
pensation for the territory near the
mouth of the Danube, which she will
make over to Russia. Third-Local
autonomy for Bosnia and Herzego-
vinia, and the independence of Servia,
with territorial rectiticatioD. This rec
LITIGATION of the Servian frontier may
mean a transfer of Little Zworink to
Servia, but in Difference to Austria and
the other Powers, the question is left
quite open. observation-disclosures
for Montenegro on the basis OF the
statu quo post betlum. subject to the
approval of the Powers. Fifth-The
cession of Batoum and the payment of
indemnify money. territory or some
equivalent to be determined upon.
Finally-The Sultan to undertake and
consider how to protect Russian inter
ests in the passage of the Dardanelles.
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NEW TO-DAY Y.
"A CA Il ID.

A NUMBER OF HANDBILLS WERE
IA circulated aroand town yesterday, and
posted in conspicuous places, throush viii
rather unusual medium Messrs. A. b. Has
kcil and b. Rothschild claim an ownership
in the Banner mine. basing their title on
some prior grant to that held by the presc /
company: Tho assertion that they have any
interest in that mine, or title affecting its
present ownership, t. totally false. 1t is very
strange that Mr.. A. ID. Haskell Should per-
nit the use of his name in connection with so
ludicrous and ~farcical a document. The other
gentleman whose name was appended to the
handful, is not to blame, perhaps. as there
Is no law compelling n man to possess ordi-
nary common sense, unless Nature has given
him a modieum to start with.
NJ. McGARRY.
Eurekn, January q, 1878. jy29-lt
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND AND THE
Particulars of the Terms of
Peace.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS.

PERA, Jan. %.
The Porte persisted IN its determine
ton not To permit the British fleet to
enter the Dardanelles except as an
ally of Turkey. England informed the
Porte that her fleet must enter without
permission. The Porte entered an in
formal protest, which was forwarded
to the plenipotentiaries at Russian
headquarters, but did not actually op.
pose the entry.
CALCUTTA, Jan. 26.
A doubtful rumor, though trans
mitted through official channels, says
Ameer, of Cahul, is massing troops at
Candahar. This might mean p men
ace t. Persia or England. against both
OF whom Amer is hostile. Hithefto,
in considering the possibility of Rus.
sian invasion of India, Englishmen
have been accustomed to look upon
Afghanstan as an all but invincible
barrier between English territory and
Russian aggression, whereas now for
all military purposes, that barrier has
ceased 10 exist.
ATHENS, Jan. %.
Warlike manifestations were re.
newed Sunday crowds of people shout
ing outside the residences of Ministers.
A mob of 2 900 from the Pieraeans was
dispersed by troops after some shots
had been fired. Three rioters were
wounded. The city is now Sunday
night quiet.
The Debates, organ of Minister Deli.
gorogis, says Greece would insure In.
evitable ruin by declaring war against
Turkey now.
LONDON, Jan. %.
Viscount Sadon, Member of Parlia.
mont for Liverpool, will succeed Lord
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COAST.
AT THE BAY
A Variety of Items of Interest.
Assessments, Stabbing Affrays, Etc.
GRAM.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %.
The workingmen held their usual
meeting on sand lots yesterday. There
was a comparatively small attendance
on account OF the inclemency of the
weather. The proceedings were quiet
and no interference of the police.
Leona Lorenzo, an Italian gardener,
was Stabbed by a countryinan on Du-
pont street, between Pacific street and
Broadway last night. The trouble
grew out of a dispute over a game
of billiards. The wound is probably
fatal. The assailant escaped.
Two boys, about 10 years old, David
Hennessey and Hugh McCloskey,
quarreled yesterday on Clementina
street, when the latter attacked Hen
nessey with a hatchet, iniictlug a dan
gerouS wound.
The Sunday afternoon prayer meet
ing at the Bella Union Theater, yester-
day, was interrupted by u number of
hoodlum boys, who turned cats loose
on the stage, fired pistols, and other
wise created a disturbance, to such an
extent that many persons left the
building and the meeting Don after
broke up.
In the City Criminal Court, this
morning, on motion OF Judge Lake.
special attorney for the prosecution,
the charges against Kearney, Knight,
Wellock and Hayward. of violating
the Gibbs ordinance, were Indefinitely
continued.
The Crown Point has levied an as
sessment of 81 per share, delinquent
March 9Th. Savage also levies an as
sesSment of 81.
A dispatch appears in the morning
papers, which has perhaps been other
wise circulated. dated Tuscarora, Ne
vada, January 9th, announcing a great
excitement i've a big strike in the
Navajo mine, The dispatch is bogus,
and steps are being taken To discover
the perpetrator. The telegraph mana
ger at TuScarora saws no sue dispatch
has been sent Ivy him. The SUPPOSE
ton is that the line was tapped by some
knavish operator for tho purpose oil
effecting a deal in the market. This
morning all the stock exchanges here
had been notified, and the game
spoiled.
Newton Morgan, one of the poll-tax
swlndlers, is now serving out a term IN
the state Prison for his crime. Suhse
quent to his conviction, the city and
county of San Francisco brought an
action in the Nineteenth District Court
to recover the amount OF Morgan's
deficit as Poll.tax Collector, and ceriain
mining stocks held by him were at
tached to await the result Of the suit.
Judge Wheeler decided against the city
and in favor of Morgan. Appeal
was taken, and to day the remittitur
was filed, ~whereupon it was ordered
that judgment be entered in favor o.
defendant, and that all property at
tached be released and redelivered to
Morgan or his attorney.
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DAILY SENTINEL,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 90, 1873.
AN MOVE.

In the House of Representatives yes.
terday. an ~anti-subsidy resolution,
offered byBaker, o. Indiana, was adopted
by a vote of 179 to S5. Excepting
alone the silver question, this Is the
most important measure likely to come
before the present Congress. Stripped
of all ambiguity the declaration means
that not a dollar of Government aid
will be extended to internal improve
ments of any character during the
present session. 1t cuts off Tom Scott
and his Southern Pacific Railroad
scheme, and leaves the Northern Pa
cifc and the Portland and Salt Lake
roads without a hope. In short it is a
victory for the Central Pacific Com
pany. Stanford 4 Co. are averse
to competing lines from any direction.
They have a monopoly ofthe through,
and no other tryanscontinental road will
ever be built if they can help it.. The
construction Of the Southern Pacific is
Of the very first importance to the
people of Nevada. 1t has all along
presented the only tangible hope of re
lief. By the completion of Tom Scott's
road, together with a system of mar
row-gauge roads crossing Nevada from
north to south, our people would be
placed in position to take advantage of
routes. Destowingthe patronage upon
that offering the lowest freight and
passenger rates. We have some Curl
osity to see the vote Of the Pacific
coast delegation on the resolution of
yesterday. 1t will indicate very clear
ly who, and how many of them, wear
the collar of the Central Pacific Com
pany. The readers of the SENTINEL
shall know them when the Vote comes
along.
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NEVADA.
Him Rixht-A Snowstorm.

Served Him Right-A SnOwstOrm.
VIRGINIA City, Jan. 81.
This afternoon w. Hy. Doane, Dep.
uty County Assessor, shota Chinaman
at his residence in Gold Hill. The
Chinaman was in his employ and was
caught in the act Of o%u;raging an eight.
year old daughter of Mr.. Doane. The
bali entered behind the ear and he was
taken to the hospital. AT lastaccounts
he was still alive. Mr.. Doane is one of
the leading citizens of Gold Hill, and
his act is universally sustained.
1t is 10Y showing heavily.
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TIE Black Hills Mining Reporter is
the name of a publication that has just
been launched at Deadwood by Harry
j. Norton, formerly connected with
the Nevada and Montana press. Har-
ny is an accomplished journalist. and
his new paper 10 bright and interest
ing. 1t contains, In onvsnient form,
q world Of information about the Black
Hills country. We hope 1t may yield
dividends to its enterprising founder.
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NIGHT
LATEST FROM WASH
IN0TON.
Yesterdays Proceedings in Con-
gress.
MATTHEW'S SILVER RESOLU-
TON PASSES THE HOUSE.
An Antf-Subsidy Resolution Goes
Through she Same Body.
WASHINGTON. ian. %

WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
The Senate morning hour was occu.
pied in the presentation of petitions re-
monstrating against a reduction of Ger.
tain tariff duties and the restoration OF
. tai on tea aud coffee etc., all of which
were referred.
Voorhees, presented a petition OF the
citizens of Albany. in favor of the re-
monetization of silver and the repeal
of the specie resumption act. Re-
ferred.
Beck gave notice that he would to.
morrow call up the resolution submit.
ted by him last week. declaring 1t OK.
pedisnt either to maintain or impose
taxes ct this time for the purpose Of