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FSsHt s. E. WAGaAMAN. Rel Is tate Auct.

1 II On = s TqTkIH { SfEEy BETWEEN K
bssIiIs date So DAY % Of Sssa 81. ISIS
front q re premises on WED Il SstD ssr
ae q ana sns.e and VIM snn a
tne Gty OF Washington. D. O., being lot numbered
Sng resS,fss se
h9 Terms "a eight asa hundred and SIX. CO.
in three equal nstal@ents, payable SIX tWeive and
s egS to months from day Of sale with
sS 81 on es
Soo VIII be- az ae po1 81 re- deposit Of
fails comply with terms within 81 Seven dsys fao
rae. the trustee will resell ut his cost and risk All
TR& 16ssnass %a eSs Trustee
DUNcANsoN BROS. AaoMoneezs.
TT p SsTEE's s SALE OF IMPROVED, PROPERTY
H fSSTUTA% " 81 BEING fwo-sfoR7 BRICK
4: b. 1871 and duly recorded In Liber No fs
S2i. folio SO. one OF the land records for .4s.H
Il party hs1ebg We
on AUCTION T IN ffSn q. shs
ns IN he Said ~ ctS
9Ss 5sD feet four inches Of Lot twenty foas. ta45
IN trlaare four hundred and ninsty-nine l499 to-
p1vess ana othsr hersa
mSenH 70 the same belonging or In any wise APP
Terms, Terms ss5e In cash; balance IN SIX and twelve
months notes 70 bear six FER cent interest: and to
sSss
asa Ct
sep,l-eqsds JOIN Il T WALTER Trustees.
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CUNARD LINE.
u NOTICE.
LINE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
lied.

lin hUUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between New York and Liverpool, Call
ing at Cork HarbOr,
FROM PER 40, N. r., NEW YORK.
Eeytha... Wed Sept. 20 Algeria -. Wei Oct 81
Aoys sinia.. We'd, Oct 81 Scythia We'd, Nov. 3
Gslia- We'd, Oct IS Abyssinia. We'd, Nov 10
Bothnia- v, d Oct 20 Gailia Wed Nov. II
And every Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
$50 and 800 gold, according to accommodations.
Tickets TO PARIS, = 3 gold additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steerage at very low rates Eteers9e tickets from
Liverpool ana Queenstown, aud all ether parts Of
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills of lasen siven for Belfast Glasgow,
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for Mediterranean rorts
For freight and ,sssaare apply ut the Company's
Office, No Bowling Green, or both Storage and
Washington. D G. CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN.
aU27 Agent, NY.
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AUCTION SALES.

TnoMAs BOWLING. Aucta neer.
REGULAR SALE Of p ,K HEoUsrHoID ruRS1-
nt At a4 s on ,S sas5E
.a Gs o Rs1q s4rS4. T.ss Wnasa
a9rtment OF Chamber and Dining room Furniture.
Heating and Cooking stsUIy so &c
e1s E!Re Marble top 4SS SsuHsE .no,
p H. WARNER. Anctioneer.
A6SST1oN SALE OF nEs1RABLE LOT On
Easr Nt AN6 Hof fS 81 ALE EEEFfsT ss sGorH
v ss & sas9 ans Gn n the sp as
square 32S fronting 50 feet on 18th street BY
s9 Let Of g fronting on alley in rear
TI1HOMAs DOWNING, Auctoneer.
A FINE PRIVATE TURNOUT AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 257H. nRM0.
man having no further use for them very elegant
se Of VIII B B.
ofered AZ Thoe. and if not S, disposed Of viii be
sep23,2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
OUN0ANSoN Bkost AG 9. SIS rs = Co...
win b. sold in front Of our auction roons. ~
on SATURDAY MORNING, IL O'Clock, IN
very Superior young Draft Horse the owner >~NA
Years cid, kind and gentle and guaranteed to work
anywhere Would make an elegant coIpee
horse. seps3
.T'AOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
RoEsF, BUGGY AND HARNESS AT AUCTION.
On SAT URDAY. SEPT. 18th, 1850. Atm
IL O'CLOCK, in front Of my s.iesroon, INsS
shall Sell the above turnout. The mare is eS<A
a-e in goe d condition. sep23-2t
WATER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWELdlNG AMD LOT g., q619M on EAST
sE nT Io AND DO N0RTHWEsTE'o 1884,
By virtue of a deed Of trust, dated March knA
9Th, 1877. and duly recorded in Iber No. 49,
District Of Columbia, and st the request 0 Of the
party secured thereby. will sell, at public auc-
ten, in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
sEP1EMBER ODD, 1880. AT CLOCK p. NJ the fol.
Washington in said District. to wit: Lot No. Isl,
in Morrison and others subdivision of part of
square No O.; S6S. as sad subdiyision is duly re-
b. D. Cooke, No. l. folio 6, together with the i'm
pr0veMeDts thereon.
Terms of SALE One fourth cash (of which 300
twelve, eigbtee and twenty four months, in equal
iaynents, with interest from day of sale, at per
etsnt secured by pHrchas SCI notes and deed of
chaser. Conyeyoncing and recording at purchasers
cost. Terms Of sac to be complied with in, six
days. else Trustees reserve the right to resell at
risk and cost of purchaser in default.
sepl1dtbs ALBERT F. Fox N1AN Trustees.
sT-ABOyE SALE POSTPONED UNTIL WE'D
NEsDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th, 1880. same hour and
rIaG 0ss ora. WM Muir E HEotETGZVMAN, Trustees.
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ROUGH TREATMENT OF A CoLORKD MINISTER
IN VIRGINIA-The case Of w. II. Pond, charged
with corruptly endeavoring to obstruct and I'm
peGe the due administration OF justice befo -e
the United States court by intimidaung j. p.
Davis, cOlored minister, who reported MIN for
selling.nquOr without license, has been sent on
by U. s. Commissioner Gallagher to the q. s.
court which meets at Richmond on the 9Th OF
burg in default OF 81 500 bail Davis. who was
subsequently arrested on warrant issued at
the instance Of Pond charging him with having
obtained goods under false pretenses, and
whom Justice Kindred. Of Southampton county,
found guilty and fixed the punishment at six
months In jail and thirty mine lasheS, has been
released from custody under under q writ OF
habeas corpus, issued by Judge Hughes. Under
the laws OF Virginia Davis was only punishable
by stripes. Justice Kindred pleads ignoraac of
the law as an excuse for sending Davis to Ill.
Davis says while In jail he was twice snot at,
and threats were made OF burning him alive.
After the thirty mine laShe5 had been inflicted
upon Davis, Pond wanted eighteen more given.
The case has been much commented upon. =
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MARITAL TIES CoMPIICATED.-When" captain
Frank ELLINGTON" OF "Her MajeSty's Foot"
was sent to Ludlow street jail upon an order OF
arrest issued In suit against him for SWIM
ding. his young wife, niece of Victoria Wood
hull and Tennie c. Clafi1n, accompanied him, In
tears. She visited him frequently until Decem-
Der last, when she suddenly ceased her visits
and began suit for divorce asserting that
ELLINGTON had been unfaithful to her while In
prison. In February last she obtained decree
OF divorce upon the report OF referee. This
decree was subsequently vacated by judge Dan
ielS, In supreme court chambers on the ground
that it had been procured through false evil
dence. Meantime, however, Mrs lexington
was married to DR.. Charles s. WelleS. whom
"Capt" ELLINGTON had previously sued for dam
ages for stealing his wife's affections Since the
decree OF divorce against him was vacated, Elk
ington has been anxious TO regain his wife. She
appears TO have resisted his oyertures, and to
have chung to DR.. Welles. He has, therefore,
resorted TO the novel remedy Of habeas corpus
10 compel Welles 10 bring her into supreme
court chambers, to have the rights OF the re-
spective parties determined next Friday morn
ing.-N Y. Times, 22d.
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aIHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE Of VALUABLE PROPERTY
On The S0uiHWEsT CORNER OF NORTH
4 AND THIRD STREETS EAST, OAPI FOL

By virtue Of deed of trust datedIthe I9thS4a.
day Of April, 1876 aud duiy recorded II Libsr nv
No $40, foii. 12S. one Of The land records for a
will sell on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1880,
AT 81 O'CLOCK. in front OF the premises. the follow
parcel of land known and described on the plat or
Plan Of the city OF Washington. in said district of
Columbia, as Lot lettered G, in n. G. Sholes and
others recorded subdivision of 0ri2ioa Lots num-
fered IA and Is. IN Square numbered 1853, begin
north and Sd street east aod running thence south
with the lines OF said 30 street 81 feet tn snce
west lG9 feet 10 and half inches; thence north Al
100 feet 10 and half inches to the place Of begin
Dirg.
Terms: One-third cash the residue In two equal
payments at six and twelve months, with notes
bearing interest and secured by deed of trust All
cOnveyanciDg at purchasers cost. 8IOU deposit
required ct the time Of sale.
sepl7- dts GEORGE PETER Trustee
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II IEBI6 COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
MEAT, FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVGRIN6 STOCK FOB SOUPS MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.

NVIlCE-IThousands Of WATCHES have
years. They are g perfect To- day & when manu-
ssacGtarea. Wei made Watches WILL With care, last
con- n. JENSEN. slS Psnnsylvanis ave- suxS
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HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
nUNCAhSUN BROS, AIctioneers.
~ Corner 9Th and streets.

VIII ba sold in front Of our auction rooms, n
on SATURDAY MORNING, IL O'Clock, IN
very Superior young Draft Horse the oa ner >><A
having no further use for him. The horse is seven
years cid, kind and gentle and guaranteed to work
anywhere. Would make an elegant conpee
horse.
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ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1889, same h ,nr and
place. JOHN E. NORRIS, Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
SPATES 4 HAHN. Auctioneers.

SP ECIAL BALE OF HIGH BRED KENTUCKY
DIRECT FROM THE BLUE GRASS COUN-
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11

grace, and, cAlllng The abbot - hase cAs-
rage window, ~ he was about 70 drive
away from the monastery gates, saad 70
him: ASK me y favor "s'rc, on
served the nhDot, "0ur secoho oAso cuo'E
singer IL reccntly slcisd. Doubtless your
majesty cen disl'ose OF many chorlsw IN
Berlin. Willmy all.nightiest, aal-ssren-
sat monarch deign to begif' NJ with
second bass = The king, aftcr " mo-
mont's redecflon, replied !: "Ills end y0s
one from Nenstadt on tho DoSSc'
II flashed across The abbot's mind that
Frederick had some short time previous.
" sct up an establishment forimproving
tLa brnSA NJ annAp IN tha vary tnWN tlit4N.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11
London Telegraph.

London Telegraph.
Conspicuous among the few men OF his
time who ever got the better OF Freder-
lex the Great in a testing encounter was
an abbot of the Catholic Monastery OF
Camenz, who succeeded in that high Of
flee the worthy Abbot Tobias, an old ia
vorte and friend of the Protestant hero
whom, upon a memorable occasion, he
had saved from capture byaparty oftor-
aging Croat horsemen. The king dis
liked the new abbot. as heartily as he
liked the old one; but, having been hos,
pitably entertained by him during the
last visit he ever paid to Camenz, he
deemed it fitting to recognize his host''
attentions by some special mark of roya
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11
NanQuished.

The True Southern, Sumter, ). o.,
saws that ''Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, aids us to drive away the
enemy known as diseases of the kidney
and liver. In this attack Warmers Safe
Pills holds the position of rear guard
indigestion is vanguished by Warmers
Safe Bitters, nervous diseases are onste,l
from position by Warmers Safe Bitters. y
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11
Bill BoWker's Triumph.


went out for dreary stroll pa"t ihe
billy piece over StevenSon'n hh' anu
down Jacobs Ladder and Dead Man
Lime, aud Oh TO the brookside again.
Mean while, Selma had gone back J"
bed, and was finding some comfort in
runniny water also And ~ the moment
when William stood upon the Juns
bridge Abraham Gongb, III suit OF
pauuels, was making his way to tbs
duy.shift in the Strip.and-at-it,
Poor William regretted his holiday
and longed for the hour when work
sbonId begin again. He hcguiled the
heavy hour Of the day by the con'p"s'-
ton Of woe.bcgone verses, WHEREOF ior'
tune has preserved fragment, which J
here cmbalm: hr gr4
THAT sun that shines 80 bright above y
Knows nanght about my wrongful love
The BIRDS that sing In Wienofe lane,
Bring nothing TO my h'"'' '"' P'"
II isa very dismal thing,
That IN my ears the birds do 'lng
While my Selma has gone OIL
To walk with Mr.. Abraham Cough
William took his humble meal OF
bread and cheese and his pint Or 20 u
beer at =, little,pubiic house f,tlle aioreT
said lane, AMI ,hen'sef"l'e" ho'"e "s"'",
still very miserable, Int trlile tS"'h'''
by the verse making process. Looking
through the window he bchrld men run
ming hatless and coatless, uihon'letcd'
unshawled women sc"r'A'"S """S wv
fast as their feet coud take them
Everybody ran in one direction, ana II
the crowd he caught glimpse OF se'shf
and her father, The glr's iaceI wa
white with some strong excitement ant
there was loook OF the widest i'nag'n
able fear in her eye, Both hands were
pressed to her heart an she ran A blac'
country eo'''e'S '"'''" w. 49,,
this IN pretty i'Ne'y 10 Nv ''"e' "'
threw his window OPEN ana cr'e' Z" u"
marrying crowd:
Where IL it
AT the Strip.an-at-it,' some ia'niila
voice called out as the struggling crow
awept by.
Shaft on bre,' erred another voice, y
answer aud in second the street wa
clear. William Bowkcr dashed dow
the stoirs and hurled himself along tn
street.
Anybody down" he gasped, rs II
turu.d thc corner and passed the him
post figure ia the mass.
Ave thctnle was true There btlchc
and yollcysd the rolling smoke Thrl
v.r. bpndreds upou hundreds Of Poop
olreodv crowded on the pit mound an
about the shaft, and from every quartz
men and women came streaming il
white faced and brcathless. Villa
,,sh.d through to the edge of the shat
There was water in the up-cast. and Il
.ncines were at work with full pow'
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11
A ROYAL JOKE.
EYE WITNESS,

jackson, La, Dec. LIST, lSsO.
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mirtee. This Senate is not Donna
rnles of anv other Senate. The fre.ide"' ~
his address referred TO political exci,emen.'
!, should he our first drty to ai.ay that eA
element. and we should go on al once, anu
take hold of this business, the commune
shonld be appointed. and it should sit anu
vork diligently. and report TO the senate oe
fore any other business is transacted.
The House refused TO lay Mr.. Lockes mo
ton on the table.
twas then given a passage by yea ana
nav vote. as follows yeas is, nays x.
YEAs-Messrs. AtveIl: Berry. Goom MN Hob.on'
1amson. Waldol Linn, Locke, Parcher' 1.1li"'
TaIho.. Thompson (knoxl.-ls. rs,s
NArs-Messrs Bsrfsf, ~. barre R:grrs strickland.
thompson, lFranklin) True.-l2::,
The committee will probably be announced
nm Thursday. Mr. Locke waived the Gus
tomarv claim to the craftsmanship OF the COM
mittee.
ON motion of Mr.. PArrEN, a message was
sent to House informing that body that the
Senate was organized. Mr.. Patten conveyed
the message.
Rev. Alyah Strout was chosen chaplain.
ON motion of Mr. ArwELL of Penobscot:
Ordered. That 100 Diagrams be PRINTED
for the use of Senate
On motion of Mr.. BARKER. the rules ana
orders of 1879, were adopted as the rules and
orders of this Senate, until otherwise or
dered.
On motion of Mr.. PATrEN.
Ordered. That when the Senate adjourn
il be to meet at 10 O'Clock tomorrow fore
noon. and that the hour Of meeting be at ~
O'Clock each day until further notice.
On motion of Mr.. Co.NBs OF Hancock.
Adjourned.
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THE LEGISLATIVE J0TRyiL.

subssrb~rs viii have IN II a errplst. Daily Paper
with The latest b. Telegraph from all part. Of
the world eiiforis!s local .tat~ national nd foreign
news, correspondence. &C.
The extraordinary attempt sa de to count
est the rep"biiesn nssjorify ia the lie gis-
1store Will give tn the lie gisisfive JouYna1
far greater Interest than usual. The pro-
sstAtngs ef the ar.t week. will he Of great
Importance
Afsl.ss session also a STATE Valuation will be
es.abii<'ssd-'his 20 sfaha for the tea years.
The coming session xin b. Of the ns0st iIur0r
tsni ever held The Legislative Journal. giving a
full report % the prDeedags every dag will t1eTr-
FOR. 10 indi.pes.air ai who Nish 70 be- we'll in
formed from day 70 dag Il the doings 81 the Lsgi.
istare We SGsrit uppE the fi0s ing liberal isrtas
copy Of DAILY kGSSggEc J0URstL By
nail To addrs<s, for Inc ssss3Oa ESQ
eota@s. ~ DtfLY kENseBEC Jof RSAL by
mail 10 ons ads.rrss. for the sessiou. s7s
10 espiss Of DAILY MINIMIZE JOrESAL, by
mail. 10 O.e address. fyr the session. 800
Additional sgbserifeTt takefi a. thr zane rates.
Wbes delivered bg carrier. for the session, in
a1Y tsrf u the city, the price will invariably be
s2D.
Any person -aI.iag a eiab ofhye. AMI sending mon
~ sbove 10 the sDdrF.izncd shall have aa extra
copy for himself. ans p~Tson sending the money for
ten. Ne above, shall have extra ropy for hns-lf
Tor every additional cigb a ten the p.r-oR ra.ing
shall have additional extra copy for him 4rlf
aii flshs must be seat ia vne package, 10 al
drrs4 fsnle.s by special arrangement made this
Once
Al clubs should be- raised fore the 9Th day Of
January, none viii be- received after the se.sfon
opsns.
brief Biographical SOtle- Of each Member ofihe
10Th Legislature, viii be- Published In the DAILY
ktSsEHtG JorENAL-
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1.-THE number necessary to constitute
quorum Is to be reckoned accordingly"
But these men at the State House. in the
Hall Of Representatives, who had just taken
the oath upon their lips to obey the con-
stitution, Immediately went to work and
elected Speaker when less than a quo
rum was in the House. and pretend to say
that +; is all legal and proper''
What will the end be? The end will
he that the men who were elected By the
people to seats in the Legislature must be
admitted. or there will be no legal legis-
Iature, nothing bat a mock legislature this
winter. whose acts will have no binding
power upon any citizen Of the State Mr..
Talbot may occupy the Speakers chair,
bat he Is not legally elected and has
no business there. Without quorum in
the House there can be no legislation done.
No tax can be laid, no appropriation bills
passed. the persons claiming to be mem
bers cannot even pass the roll to pay their
own salarie. for the winter. no Governor
can be elected, the wheels Of government
must come to a standstil The end will
be this if the villainous conspiracy to steal
the legislature is not abandoned and the
great wrong corrected which has been
forced upon the people Of Maine.
1t has been said that the legislature
would Immediately correct whatever was
wrong in the count as soon as it was as
sembled. but the acts Of Yesterday give
the lie to such assertions. Those honest
fIsionists who it was said would arise in
their seats before any other business was
done and move the admission of the men
wrongfullv counted out have not Yet APP
peared.
Let the republicans continue as they
have begun. standing shoulder to Shout
der to resist the wrong inflicted upon the
State. and Justice will triumph at last.
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QUICK FORTUNES IN STOCKS.

Vast sums of money are made in quick turns
of stocks in Wall Street. Business has never
been more successful. BY the new combine.
ton plan. large and small investments (from
S25 to 100000 are combined in one vast
sum, and operated by the most skilful expert.
cnce, securing immense power in the stock
market, and gaining splendid profits. Thou.
sands of customers are thus united in one
concurrent enterl rise, and receive their pro
rata profits monthly. An Indiana country
merchant made Sl7 1924 in four operations.
A Texas cattle dealer made 49,, 1854 in two
combinations; st. LIZ uis shipping merchant
made 81, s76.2l in less than six months, all
through the combination plan Of Messrs. Law
renee & Co., which has realized the grandest
successes in the history of the stock market.
Their new circular. with "unerring rules for
success" and complete explanations, how to
make money in stocks, mailed by Messrs.
Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place,
New York City.
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Itching Piles, Symptoms md Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspr-
alton, intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing, particularly at night
as if pin-worms were crawling in and about
the rectum, the private parts are sometimes
affected: if allowed to continue, very serious
results may follow. DIR. SwAYNEs ALL
HEALING OINTMENT is pleasant, sure
cure.
L. TAYLOR, Hinsdale, N. H., writes =
''For thirty years have been greatly troub-
led with Itching Piles; have consulted sever
al physicians and tried many remedies, which
proved to be no remedies at all, until I OBJ
tanned DR.. Swaynes Ointment at Thomas
drug store. Brattlehqro, VT, which cured me
completely"
Swayne's Ointment is also a specific for
Teter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ery-
sipelas. BARRIERS Itch. Blotches, and all Scaly,
Crusty, Cutaneous Eruptions. Price 80 cts.
boxes for Sl.25. Sent by mail to any ad-
dress on receipt of price, in currency or 8
cent postage stamps. Prepared by DIR.
Swayne Son, Philadelphia. Sold by all
druggists. GEO. c. GOODWIN, Boston,
wholesale agents. octl5-teod&wtf
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MINE LEGISLATURE.


AUGUsrA, Wednesday. Jan. Z, 1850.
The Senators elect convened in the Senate
'hamber this forenoon, at ten o'clock and
were called to order by Samuel W. Lane
Secretary of the Senate of 1879
Prayer was offered by RIv. SAMUEL Ur.
John OF Augusta.
The roll OF Scnators-clect was called by
The Secretary. and the following. constituting
|, quorum, responded to their names:
FIRST DIsrRrcr-YoRK.
Charles 7. Emery Of Biddeford.
John q bennett of Biddeford.
Ira :. Libby of Limerick
SrcoNp DisrRICr--CUMBERLAN
Joseph A. Locke of Portland.
Daniel W. True of Portland
Edward II. Gibbs of Bridgton
William II. Field of Brunswick
THIRD DrsrRtcr-OxroRp.
Charles Rankins of Hiram.
Gilbert Barrett OF Buckfield.
forRru DrsrRucr-ANpRoscoGe
Jere Dingley. Jr., of Auburn.
George Parcher Of Leeds.
FIrru DisrRIcr-FR,NKIIN.
Rodolphus r. Thompson of Jay.
SIXTH DrsrRIcr-SAGApAHoc
Edwin u. Lamscu of Richmond
SEVENTH DIsrRIcr-KESSEBEc.
Joseph :. Berry Of WAYNE.
c. {. Cornish of Winslow
EIeHrH DrsrRicr-SoxERsEr.
Amos +. Parlin of Skowhegan.
Archibald Linn of lIartland.
Ninth DisrRIcr-PIscArAoUIs
Levi c. Film: of Monson.
TENTH DIsrRIcr-PKSoBscor.
Levi II. Fatten of Bangor
John W. Atwell of Orono.
Noah Barker Of Corinth.
John Rogers of Stetson.
EtKvExrH DIsrRIcr-LrScoIN.
Isaac T. Hobson of Wiscasset
TwEIFrH DIsrRicr-KNox
Nelson Thompson Of Friendship.
THrRrrE>rH DisrRIcr-wALpo.
James ". I.amson Of Freedom.
Randall W. Ellis of Belfast.
FOURTEENTH DIsrRIcr-HAxcock.
Nahum r. Hill Of Bucksport
Hiram II. COMBS of Gouldsboro'
FrrrKESrH DrsrRrcr-wAsurSero
Austin Harris of East Maehias
James Il. Tablet of East Machias
SrxrrENrH DIsrRIcr-Aroostook
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Immediately after roll-call. Senator LocxE
II Portland. arose and read the following pro.
iss, from the republican members:
The undersigned. summoned to attend the
ls,h session Of the Legislature Of Maine, and
AXE their seats as Senators, find that the roll
# members. A. read BY the Secretary Of the
18th Senate. presiding. does not contain the
asnies Of Andrew HAYES. David Duran, Hen
v C. Brewer. George r. Fernald, Andrew
r. G. Smith, Alden Bradford. Jeremiah W.
Dearborn and George II. Wakefield. who an
aesr 10 have been elected Senators bv the re-
urns transmitted to the office of the Secre-
ary Of State: but instead thereof. bears the
James of Daniel W. True, Edward A. Gibbs.
William r. Field. Rodolphns P. Thomp.on.
saac 7. Hohsou. James r. Talbct. John 0.
bennett and Ira 5 Libby. who do NOT appear
" such returns to have been elected; by rea-
on whereof the roll is not the true list of
'ersons entitled to take their seats n a Sen.
;e provided hy law
The undersigned therefore solemuly mo-
rs; against snv action looking to the lorna.
ion at Senate, until the roll of members
hall be corrected in accordance With the re-
arms and the constitution and laws. and the
sn,es Of the persons lawfully entitled to
srve - Senators shall be Substituted for