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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-15

NOTICE j. hereby given. that hy vir.
lne ~ decree 10 me directed from
the Clerk of the Dubois Circuit Comrt.
IN 4 cause wherein Joseph Friedman
and George Friedman are plaintiffs. ani
Nicholaus Ginthes et al, are defendants,
requiring me 20 make the sum OF eighty
eight dollars and eighty cents. with liz
tere>t on said decree and costs. l will
expose at public sale to the highest bid
der, ON
SATURDAY, November 23d, 1878,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and O'clock, l.. NJ OF said day, az the
door Of tire Court House OF Dubois
county. Indiana. the rents and profits foi
a term not exceeding seven wears. OF the
following described real estate. to-wit:
The northeast quarter OF the north
east quarter Of section No. eighteen II /!
in township No. one Il / south Of range
No. four Al west: containing 40 acres
more Or less, in DutcIs county. Indiana
II such rents and profits will not sell
for . sufficient sum 70 satisfy said decree
interest and costs, l will at the same
time and place expose nj public sale
the fee simple of said real estate. or :,
much thereof as may be sufficient e
discharge said decree, interest aud costs
SAID sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or ap
praiscment laws.
GEORGE COX,
Sheriff Dubois County.
WIN. A. TRAyLoR, ATTY for Pl'ff.
Nov. !, l8ss--3w. lp. {. 1000.
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= Good Reason Tor the captaIn'sP Faith
Read the Captains Letter and the Let
ter from his Mother:

BE.roS RsHRssks. Mo-. April 10th. 1sc6.
DIX I0Hx DrLL.--Dssn SIN. Knowing the efficacy o.
your sarsapsria and the heslin and beneficial quail
ties II possesses send you the following statement Of
my
was wounded about two years aro--wss taken pris-
oner and canfned for sixteen months Being moved "
onen my wounds have mi healed yet. Thaye up
moment since wounded am shot through the
hips nv general health y impaired. and need
thing assist nature have more fsith IN your sar
sapariia than any thing else. wish that that cern-
ine Please express half dorsn bottles and oblige
CAFrAIS q. y. JOHNSON.
ST Lorr-. no
p s-Thc solio~ing written April 30th. 1868 BY
Mrs Jennie Johnson mother Of Capt. Johnson;
Da. JoHx BuLL--DFAn SgK: My husband DR. G.. =.
Johnson skillfusurgeon AMI stefan ia Central
New York. where he died, leaving the above G.. Y.
johnson 20 my Az thirteen years " he had
chronic diarrhea and scrofua. for which your
lsarsaparia. II cured him have for ten years re-
commended It 70 many in New York Ohio and lows, for
scrofnla. fever sores. andgeneral debility Perfect
success has attended IT, The effected in sons
% scrofua and fever almost miraculous
am very anxious for my 70 again have
your sarsaparils He IL fearful % getting spurious
article hence his writing 70 you for u. His wounds
we're terrible. but believe he will recover.
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir-
~ tine Of a certified copy Of decree
10 me directed from the Clerk Of the
Dubois Circuit Court, in cause where
in Joseph Friedman. Matthias Kiingel
aud George Friedman are plaintiffs, and
Edward :. Flint aud Hattie Flint are
sum of two hundred and sixty-seven
dollars and thirty cents, with interest on
said decree and costs 1 will expose az
public sale 20 the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, November 2sd, 1873,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and o'clock, p. N. OF said day, at the
door of the Courthouse OF Dubois
couRty. Indiana, the rents aud profits
for term not exceeding seven years, OF
the following real estate, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of the south
east quarter OF section No. twenty-three
(231, in township No. one III, south OF
range No. six f6I west; containing 40
acres, more or less, in Dubois county,
Indiana
If such rents and profits will not sell
for q sufficient sum to satisfy said decree,
interest and costs. will at the same
time and place expose at public sale, the
fee simple of said real estate, or Sc
much thereof as may be sufficient to
discharge said decree. interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or ap-
prsiscnent laws.
GEORGE cox,
Sheriff of Dubois County.
WM- 4. TRAYLoR, Atty for PHI.
Nov. /, 1s7S--3w. III. f. SO %.
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Sheriff Of Dubois County.
WM- 4. TRAyLoR, Atty for PHI.
Nov. !, ls7s--3w. [p. t. SO %.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir-
~ tue Of certified copy Of decree 10
me directed from the Clerk Of the
Dubois Circuit Court, in cause wherein
Joseph Friedman and George Friedman
are plaintiffs. aud Benjamine Hawhee ct
al, are defendants, requiring me 10 max Q
the sum Of three hundred and twenty
two dollars and eighty cents, with in
expose at public sale to the highest
bidder, on
SATURDAY, November Esd, 1873,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and 4 o'clock, r. NJ, of said day,
at the door Of the Court House in the
town Of Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana,
the rents and profits for term not
exceeding seven years Of the following
real estate, to-wit:
The southeast quarter OF the north
west quarter and the west-half of the
northwest quarter, all of section No.
three l3], in township No. two l2l, south
Of range No. three T3l west, containing
100 acres, more or less, situated in Du-
bois county, Indiana
The said west-half Of the northwest
quarter Of said section three will be sold
subject to senior mortgage lien thereon
Of STAT 20. in favor OF George Friedman
If such rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum to satisfy said decree
interest and costs, I will at the same
time and place expose to public sale the
fee simple Of said real estate, or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to discharge
said decree, interest and sosts.
Said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or ap.
praisement laws.
GEORGE COX,
Sheriff Dubois County.
WV. A. TRAYLoR, Atty for Pl'f.
Nov. !, 1S7S-3w. (p.f ola so.
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The citizens Of Boone township are
notified that will attend to Township
Business on every Saturday, and IL Il
necessary that persons having business
with the township shall come on that
day.
The library will be kept at A. Ru-
dolrh's store, in Portersville, for the con-
venience Of citizens, and persons who
have books belonging to It, are request
ed to return them, that they may be
properly registered.
Chris. RuDoLPH,
May 3, 76-y. Trustee Boone Tp.
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Smith American Company Organ.
with eight stops, knee swell, and beauti.
fnl tone, for sale Ut the CouRrER OrrrcE.
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ryNHF proprietor ~ ihf~ celebrated medicine Justly
clAiins for u Anerlnritv ali remedies over
offered fhe public fnr the ~,Fg. cghrAS. ssh
PERMANENT ~ Agne and Fever, or chils and Fs-
WHEELER ~ Snort long standing. lir refers 20
the entire Western and Southern country hear him
testimony the truth ~ the assertion. thar IN
whstrverw fail II the directions are strictly
followed ont Ia great many single dose has
been uiicent for cure. and whole funi!les have
been ny single bottle, with perfect restoration
~ the general health. tits however prudent and In
every more certain cure. II IL use j. continued IN
smaller de~rs for week or two after the disease has
been broken checked. especially in ditnt and
inng landing Usually this medicine will
require any aid keep the bowels good order should
The natisn however, require stharic medicine. az
tyr having taken three or four do-ss 81 the Tonic a
single dose ~ BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient
Ia JOHN BILLS Principal 0ficc;
No. 80 Fifth Cross street,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and
World Wide Readers.

r HAVE received many testimonials from professional
II and medical men, my almanacs and various pnb-
lica.ions have shown. all 81 which genuine Tie
following from highly educated and popular phys
ician in Georgia. srcrtainly ~ the most sensible
| have received. Dr. Clement
knows exactly what be speaks ~. and his testimony
deserves he written in letters Of gold. Hear
the Doctor says u Bulls Worm Destroyer:
viLLASow, wAlKHR Co. GA.,l
June 20. 1s6g.
DE- JoHS RrLr-near Sir: have recently given your
Worm Destroyer several trials and lind Il wonderful
ly eficacicus. II has failed il single instance 10
have the wished for eject | am doing pretty larg,
country practice and have daily for article ~
the kind. free 70 confess tina know VI remedy
recommended by the abiest authors that IL certain
speedy In rs effects. On the contrary they
certain in the Ny object in writing you
lind upon what terms can get the medicine directly
from you. II get IL upon easy terms shs
great deal o. H. am that the II such ari-
ces Il contrary to the teachings and practice 81 great
majority cf the REgrIAn line Of N. D.'- but see no
cause or good sense in discardinr remedy which we
know be efficient, simply because be ignorant
" it, combination. For my part, shall make Il rule
% all and any means 20 alleviate suffering hu-
manity which may be able 10 commanc-not hesitst-
ing because more ingenious than self
have learned effects first and the sole ghf
10 use that knowledge. However. Am by nos ans
an advocate supporter 81 the fhonsards ~ worth
nostrus that hood the country that parport al
manner disease which human flesh u fxir Please
reply soon. and inform u your best terms.
Lam. sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, i. y.
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am Just IN receipt Of rwrNTy-rivE cases
Iof Mems, Ladies' and Childrcns' Shoes, Of
the best Spring styles. and at PRICES
LOWER THAN EVER. Come and see me.
Mems Gulf shoes. warranted NJ $3.50 10
Sl.75; Women's Fine Kid Side and
Front I.acr. warranted ut $40 TO $i.75
per pr; Chlldrcns' Shoes nj a5c 10 Sl.U,
per pr. always keep the largest stock
in IIun'ingburg, and prices lower than
in the cities.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

At the stated meeting oil the Board OF Education
yesterday tho annual report OF the principal Of the
Evening High School was read. II reported that
jealous students. The term ced the LIST OF
October with attendance OF 900 and continued
l20 nights Tho average attendance Tor tho term was
Ills Five hundred aud nitcen certificates anu Sixty
diplomas were awarded. Commissioner Wickham
presented resolution author tho Evening Scnooi
COMMITTEE to report to tho Board not later than tho
nrst meeting in July, Tor tho ostaosnncut OF nex
evening school 10 be located IN the eastern part OF
the city. Adopted ana rciorfcd 10 Committee on
Evening High school
rue report OF the Committee on Buildings was
read IL recommen iet appropriation OF $2l3, 000
TO DO distributed us follows U0O tor new lid
In the Eleventh waru, 100000 Tor new Uuii ding on
for repairs TO Grammar school No 81, snd o.hcr
moneys Tor repairs aud additions.
An application was received rom the Society Tor
the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children 10 have certain
Instructions Tor saving Tho lie OF the apparently
drowned placed on the course oil school stuues Re-
ierred 10 the committee on course OF Stuaies
The Finance Committee reported for adoption a
resolution authorizing the appropriation OF $7l3 500
Tor general purposes during the summer from The
fund Of 1873 This includes tho salaries OF teach
adopted.
al the close OF tho meeting the Board went into
session 70 discuss the Of Alexander Moor
house, principal Of Grammar School No. 20, who Is
solved the evidence presented that his example
was perncious and calculated to destroy his usei u
ness as q teacher.
The Committee on Course OF Studies have reported
adversely 10 the resolution OF Commissioner JelIine
recommending the continuance oil The school sessions
throughout tho summer vacation. The report not
read. butswss held over ~ await opportunity Tor
furthor disc ussion
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SAILORS RESCUED.

Intelligence has been received In this city OF the
picking up OF seven hall starved sailors on the Diego
Ramirez Islands, Oh Cape Horn, on The I'D OF last
March. tho were found and rescued by the clip
per snip Jabcz Howcs, OF this port. Her owncrs,
Messrs George Howes A. Co., have received a letter
IRON the commander, Captain GoG, in which the CIR
cumstaDees Of tho rescue are detailed. The Jabez
nowss II appears, had been lying oil Cape Horn Tor
moro than week, making only nifty miles hoadway
In .hat time. when iavorable wind arose ana sbe
was Just starting on again on her coursc when Cop
tam Col doteoted a siignt column OF smoke on
the land in the distance snd feeling that ~
was signal Of distress put back 10 the
relief OF the unortunatcs. Before land was reached
tn. vessel met Oy whaling boat, which had put
on iron tho shore 10 head her on and tho crew.
sistug OF seven cadaverous LOOKING men, Was taken
on board. They proved TO bo u detachment rom tho
crew OF New London sealing schooner, the ihomss
Hunt They had been Ieit on tue Ramirez Islands In
the month OF October last with provisions Tor three
months The schooner went on ner way, cruising In
the vicinity OF the Horn ana TO have Tor
them OIL the LIST Of January Failing do so the seven
had been driven 10 desperate resources support
lite during the ensuing three months. Their TODD
sisted chiefly OF seal ncsh, pen gums, musscls and
other cquaiy unpleasant vands seeing the Jabez
Howcs 10 the distance they had lighted signal IRE.
and were nlicd With JOY when the vessel turned
her hsao toward the iaud. The men when taken on
board were IN u dcpIorabie condition, some OF them
having suffered from the scurvy.
shortly alter tho rescue nad been made the Jabcx
Howes was struck BY . hurricane. when made sad
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SMALLPOX.

ARRIVAL OF A LARGE NUMBER OF RUSSIAN
EMiGRANTs-- QUARANTINE r. EcAuTIoNs.
The steamer wicand, Captain Hebich, nnc days
from Havrc, arrived in this port Tuesday night,
after speedy passage. The vessel remained Quar-
anl,ns OF staten Island, all night, rs no boat Is al
lowed TO up the bay after shutdown. there were
board a much larger number OF passengers than
usuaI-0o0 in a1l-sixty-t~o OF whom were cabin pas
ssngers aud sos storage or tue latter over eight
hunarcd were Mennonitea
When DR.. vanderpocl, the Health O1lcer, aud his
deputy, DR.. Thompson, went board the Wieland
yesterday morning, they found everything IN good
condition. Tho captain OF the vessel reported no
sickness, and the cabin passengers were found
Ia, be all right DR.. vanderpoei and his assist.
an. then went below 10 inspect the motley crowd
lnat occupied tho stsorags. Tue sight pre-
scntcd was very strange. rhs costumes oi
the passe myers we're OF every descrbaUle variety.
Many oil them wore shc~psKin coats with the wooiiy
side out, giving them quite lamD-like appearance
O.ing to the exceptional nature the sIeerage Dr.
vanaerpoei conclude that more than usually crit
zeal examination would DO necessary. Consequently,
station NJ himself on ono side oi the narrow sangway
and placing DR.. thompson on the otuer, he orucrrd
all tue Storage passengers 10 die slowly between
them.
Alter about n,ty mud passed through Dr. Wander
poet discovered who appeared to ave ~ mp
IONS OF smallpox, aud he was ordered 10 step TO one
side. soon aiter another presented thu same symp-
TOMS These two were tue only passengers ~ho
showed any signs OF disease. The two men we're
thoroughly examined and II was found that both had
lust been attacked with sm Ipox. Tho signs vi the
disease had not been developed over day or Two.
aud 10 Unparalleled yc might nave passed IN
noticed Boln were at once transferred to
Riverside Hospital, Backwclrs island, IN special
boat and tncn the DOCTORS turned their at
tentIon 70 the remaining passcpge lane
was again formed anu every oae was vacci-
mated the operation taking several hours Tho neccs-
sary cncmcals were then procured and chlorine gas
manufactured IN tue stccrafe. and all that part oil
the vessel we'll as The baggage Of the Passengers,
was thoroughly iumgaicd. Then tue vessel MAS
allowed continue on us way 10 the city landing nj
Jock hallpast O'Clock in tue afternoon.
DR.. vauderpoc said yesterday that the affair vas
very exceptional ono ~ bad boen ouf OF hve years
tended to deceive hm. The cases were very light aud
tho patients themselves dia not know what aiied
them. Where iasc report rs given wiiIuily by any
captain or shpowner the penalty Is $4,000 hnc ana ss
months' Imprisonment. mo cabln passengers
were not vaccinatcd. IL was never customary "a
DO 80 unless disease should break among tbon
they plctcy isolated from tie rest oil the shi
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DISTRACTED CUBA.
GENERAL MAcEo SEEKING THE srNEws OF
WAR, But FINDING NONE.

GENERAL MAcEo SEEKING THE sIxEws OF
WAR, But FINDING NONE.
In response to General Antonio Maceo's call mcet-
Ing Of Cuban ~ mr. hzcrs was held yesterday after.
noon Tammany Hall Tho stated hour was three
O'Clock, hat IL was alter four when Maceo, accom-
panied by Pho Rosadn three other friends,
came ieIsurely into the hail At that umc an audi.
enee OF some 800 out Of tho g. 900 Cubans IN this
city were assembled Among those present were
Mcssrs. Francisco Lamadriz l. Rodriguez and RICARDO
Ccspedcs representing the cuban Revolutionary
Committee OF New YORK; Juan Arnao, Hiiarso CAS-
pcros, b. dc Load, cooaeI Joso lgnaco Quesads and
Lieutenant Colonel X Cnonard Formerly aides to
President Carlos Manuel Ccspcdes). Josc dc Armas,
Captain MONEY! and several other well known CubanS
Mr. RosaJa announced that General haceo declined
TO preside, ana alter good deal OF Informal talk Mr..
Lamadriz took tho chair.
Proceedings ocgun by Rosada announcing that ho
was Instruct b. General Macco TO read some docu.
ineBts the Information Of tho people. The papers
proved 10 be those accrediting Msceo as "a special
agent OF the government OF the Republic oil CuDa tor
The purpose Of collecting .eicmcnts OF war, " such
money, arms aud ammunition TO and IN continuing
tue light Cuba The substance OF these papers xas
published several days ago In Tho HERALD.
ExcirED DISCUSSION
Macco then SAID that he hal been promised means
and to wished 10 iulni his mi sion. fhc revolution.
no said. WAS ia very compromised condition, and but
little time was eit tnem In which TO work
Mr.. Lanadfiz, the chairman. called attention TO
the OF Maccos mission, saying u vas TO col.
lcct money aud materials as speedily as possible.
MatcV tHcu taiu tuht nv uau Coms usfc 70
sock among lnc Cuban cmtgrants thv ''ciemsnts' OF
war with which 10 hight against SPAN; thai he was
here ~ the agent OF the governm mt Of Cuba; that
no would impose his will upon the committee; that
the committee must never impose ITS VIII upon him.
Nearly all the audience arose after this speech aud
about 10 leave the ha, some OF thcm taking In
excited tones aud others looking very much d,ssaiis
ncd while Ia tho ccurc OF tue nail criod "Long
live spainin or something to that effect, and cssp.
pcarcd among the crowd.
Colonel Cespedcs called the meeting again TO order,
and, when silence was restored, Maceo came TO tho
words that they were there 10 contribute
10 tho cause, and VI The Cubans have
ceased 10 exercise the rights OF men no
was not Obliged 70 40 seekins au from housc 70 mousse
Cuba would lost n they did not contribute speedily
a few dissenting voices we're heard after this speech
Before adIourning the meeting adopted Mr. Csncrosf
motion appealing to tho CUBAN people for supscrip
tons. TINS appeal was answered ny several persons
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The EaACTING CLAUSE STRUCK OUT.
Favorable Action of the Senate on the
Brazilian Mail Subsidy.
Mr.. MATTHEW'S PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
! Senate Investigation to Supplement that Of the
Potter Committee.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, June s. 1873
Nj. Woods Tariff bill was defeated to-day by vote
134 TO 100 which showed astonishing strength tor
The BILL considering that II has had air consid
ration In the House. Nineteen democrats voted
against II and republicans for It, or the demo-
rats against nine from Pennsylvania and tour
rom New Jersey.
THE BRAZILIAN NAIL SUBSIDY.
brown out In the House, but which the Senate Com
nittee tackled TO the Post Office Appropriation
I'LL passed this evening after days. debate
rhe stood ~ 10 49, the temptation Of line from
New Orleans 10 Rio securing the votes Of Senators
laxey and Coke. OF Texas; Eustis OF Louisiana;
Lamar. OF Mississippi, and Hill and Gordon, OF Geor
gia, while an agreement that the New York line
hall call at Norfolk gained the votes Of the two Vir
.inia Senators. With the help Of these the repub-
ans carried measure, which, If the House concurs,
will obge the government to pay $4,000 per annum
0r aservce which it now gets done Tor about 81, 200
numerous attempts were made to lower the COM
,ensation and TO shorten the term, and 1t was,
n fact shortened to five years. Mr.. Book offered an
amendment allowing any steamer entirely owned by
American citizens to compete for the SERVICE but this
vas voted down. Mr.. Hereford intends to introduce
bill This week granting a register to all ships owned
'nttrelJ by American Citizens but the republicans
lstsrmned 70 defeat every movement Tor tree ships
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ORDER os TIL EASTERN STAR

Tho Grand Chapter OF the Order oil the Eastern star
OF the State OF Sew YORK held It's annual commu-
nica,ion Ia the afternoon at the rooms OF Adephi
chapter. y. and A. NJ, IN Union square. Tho Grand
Chapter opened vita imposing services. twenty
nine out OF thee thrty-onc approximate chapters
tnroug STATE hsving representatives present
Grand Patron Hopper then made his annual address,
In the course oil nlch ne graduated tho officers
ans Representatives the Advancement and general
Prosperity oil the Order IN many states OF tue Union.
Congrut uIutory addresses were also delivered by
O. and Matron Barnes and Associate Grand Matron
thomas. Tue report o. the q and Secretary showed
the Order 10 DO nourisning condition. Tho mem.
bers Ia this city. l. 543 ladies'. tue chapter
Will roasscmble this morning.
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havoc with her spars though leaving the hull undam-
aged. The fore nni mnintopguilant masts ana Inc
heads OF tho topmast and Of the N iiunts, win All
Their rigging, were carried away, aud Tor nine days
the only canvas set The lower topsais HIT ues-
tinaton-SaR Francisco-was however, safely reached
after voyage OF 20 days from this port The owners
OF the vessel have telegraphed to their agents N san
Francisco give the second mate. Joseph RidinRon,
Tree passage 10 this city In Of their other vessela
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CHARLES p. DnvLIN's ESTATE.

Mr.. Charles r. Devlip, whose sudden death startled
tho community few days since, u appears diea is-
tsslate. Yesterday his wife, Annie q. Devln, ap.
Piled TOR granted letters OF admiDistra ON
his personsl estate. which 70 said 70 amount 70 aoous
q
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they should send only communications through the
mails, sc. Agreed 10.
Mr. SPRINGER, irep.) Of Ala, submitted an amend
ment to increase the weight OF such atoms
to two aud a-haif ounces Agreed 10.
The bill was then read third time and passed =
yeas "a, nays 10
The Senate then, at quarter rast nine O'Clock p.
NJ, adjourned until eleven O'Clock tomorrow.