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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

COMMITTEES MEETING. committee to
investigate the cause OF the late fire on the
canal bank by which Mr.. James c. Smith
claims to have lost $4,000 will meet this
afternoon at 8 O'Clock at the City Hall. The
committee is composed OF George w. War
rem, E. ID. Kelly, DR.. John S. Wexford,
Andrew Pizzlni, and Leroy Edwards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

indicted.-The grand jury OF The Chester
field County Court have indicted Frank
Grigg and Walter Walden. OF Glover Hill dis
irict, for disturbing religious meeting at
SkinQuarter church. They will be tried at
the December term. Several others were
charged with the same offence, but tic grand
Jury failed TO find true bills against them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

CoyyICTs RECEIVED Gibson and
Bartlett Fisher, from Powhatan county,
twenty.six years each for burglary and at
temptto kill and murder, aud Walker Talia.
ferro, Of Caroline county, one year for as
saulE with intent TO kill, were received at
the penitentiary Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

AcqHitted.-In the Chesterfield County
Court Tuesday Philip Henderson (colored)
was tried for breaking into barn in Glover
Hill and stealing lot OF tobacco. The jury
rendered verdict OF not guilty, and the
prisoner was discharged from custody.
Henderson was well known in his town.
ship, and heretofore has always borne a
very good character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

HUsTIYGs COURT.-The Hastings Court
Judge Christian presiding-met yesterday.
Laura Jones (cOlored) was tried for house
breaking, found guilty, and sentenced TO be
confined In jail for three months.
Ulysses Briggs was tried for stabblng and
wounding Henry Kibb!e and acquitted.
The court meets again to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

CHAMBER OF CoNMERCE.-A meeting Of
the Board OF Directors Of the Richmond
Chamber Of Commerce was held yesterday
afternoon in the Board-rooms, Commercial
HalI--R. E. Blankenship, Esq, first vice
president,) in the chair. Present: Messrs.
Edmond, Childrey, Palmer, and Crenshaw-
no quorum. On motion, the Board ad-
i0urned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

LADY GAY" and other brands Of New Orleans
CIGARS have arrived, and OF 6rst-rate quality.
We advise our friends to buy iheS yearly supply
Of FAMILY FLOUR now, as II IS steadily advancing.
Our arrangements with the best nalsr5 enable us
10 offer inducements on this article
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

Brief HemS.-Tbe County Court was not
in session yesterday, but will meet to-day.
Satisfactory arrangements have been made
between the Judge OF the County Court and
the Board OF Supervisors relative to i'm
proving some OF the county roads.
Since Monday forty-seven scholars have
been enrolled at the white public schools in
this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

Salt CdSe.-The ease Of Lester, executor,
Us. The County Of Chesterfield was called
in the County Court Thursday and con-
tinued until to-day. The plaintiff sues TO
recover $4,000, which, it is claimed, was
loaned TO the county during the war to pur-
chase salt. The matter was brought before
the Board OF Supervisors, and decided by
them IN favor Of the county. An appeal
was subsequently taken TO the County
q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

Hung JTy.-In the case OF Ann Hall
(cOlored), who was tried in the County
Court Tuesday for unlawful trespass, the
jury failed to agree. and were discharged.
The Commonwealth attorney subsequently
entered IA nolte proSequi in the case, and the
accused was discharged. The case came up
on an appeal from the decision Of q magis-
trafp
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A Rrpnnr rRoM IIIINoIs.-DanIel wan

A REPORT FROM ILLINoIs.-DaDiel Ward, or
Naples, saws: TUFTS Pills are even better than
represented As an bilious medicine they have
no equal They seem TO act on the mind rs well as
body. was continually morose and gloomy, with
forebodings of evil am now another man have
good appetite and digestio and feel cheerful aud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ, 40 !;
o A. NJ, SO; noon, 10; Z. M., 72; 6 p.
w.. 6S; midnight. 55.
Mean temperature, OH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

SAVE MONEY sEhaymg your priating dopsas the
DISPATCH PRfSffyG-HoUsE. Sood wees, low
prices aud Satisfaction guaranteed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15
CATCHA TARTAR,

and when caught scrub well with S0zoDoST. Don't
spare #. Brush for dear life. II you destroy It, all
the better for you and your teeth. II Will destroy
the health OF your mouth It's beauty and your sweet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15
IN A QUANDARY.

A VIGOROUS CANVASS TO BE MADE IN THIS
DISTRICT IN THE INTEREST OF PELoUzE-
WHAT THE REPUBLICANS HERE THINK
OF THE OHIO AND INDIANA ELECTIONS
THE REPUBLICAN STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE TO MEET AGAIN, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

IT Js ONLY NECESSARY for any one need
Ing transfer from one voting. precinct 20
another TO stop In 1t Conservative bead.
quarters. Main strect between Ninth and
Jeutb, and lesye his order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

M. EELrsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert sd-
yertisemsnts in all Of the newspapers OF s United
States at pubIshers ratss. Orders left u the Dis
patth sounlins.roox, VIII receive prsnpt atisar
iian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

IL have used COden's LIEBIGs LIQUID Ex-
TRACT or BEEF largely In debtitty, Jsbrtfe and
nerrons diseases, and have found It one Of the
most reliable Of nutrient tonics."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

Receiving elegaae silver In cases fos Bridal gss
seats nj JOHN IL >nrLER 4 cos.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS POR RTO-DAY.-For the Middle
States, warmer soutberly to westerly winds,
falling barometer, increasing cloudiness,
and areas OF rain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

Call and look at the largest asd most compltts
stock OF Jewelry, at the lowest pSisss, at JOHN H.
TYLER 4 cos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

LACE CURTAINS, WINDowSUADEs, and
BLANKETS, cleaned and made same as new. with
out injury 10 fabric, at Laundry, Tenth and Broad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

Please cali and examinaahe large stock OF Rated
ware aI John II. TYLER; Is Co.'S.
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AIILLINERYi. MILLINERY !
THE GUARD OF THE COMMON

l. WEALTH FAiR.--In order 10 secure the at
tendance OF the large crowd Of citizens who will
visit our city during the State Agricultural Fair
snd on account 9i me 70 1v.'1 ns nss i.s
tie Committee OF the Guard Of the Commonwealth
70 commence their Fair the MONDAY NIGHT OF
state Fair week. Al those who hare notified the
committee that they have contributions 10 make
wf ~ easled on - thelk h0El1s places or bnst-
ness WEDNESDAY, HORNING, October 20th:
they .vill posify ~. y. f. GRAY ef the fhet by
pes, WI y soiiaed q Nhat ums eAtables w p
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EMINENT DR.. j. }. CALDWELL,
RAIrIMoR Ain sfafas.

Have just received a large assortment Of Diamond
Rings and Ear Rings at JOHN H.1YLER 4 Co.'S
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FURNITURE.

URNITURE! FURNITURE!M
Il MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, ETc.-Par- ~
largest stock ALWAYS ON HAND. Before
purchadng call and be convinced. You Will save
money on EVERY ARTICLE. The EXTENT OF
BER--ClTs ali prices and styles; CABINET
MAKERS and uPHOLsTERING MATERIALS (;
German, at New York prices.
WILLIAM DAffKON, 1893 Main street.
FACTORY, 10, Is, 20, 22 north Fifteenth.
oc Z-3m
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sPORTIHG GOODS.

~ w. TlGNOR, no. 1882 MAIs STREET,
IL RICHMOND, VA.
hhs now IN s0ek one OF The most complete outdts Of
sF0kTIHG GOODS y be found any where s0nth of
Hhlfinofe. He would call attention 10 his large
.l4ck ~ MP0RTEp SINGLE ana D0DHLE r
1AHkkL q h6, boeh breech. spd nuss'e-loadtu8s
= ven = those of ne bret AIaextcsg n!anufscilre
~, ts. Hs Il sise ssesi for 56s csls6rsisd Dad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

TARDIVEL, % west
Nx 46th ST., New York, reopens Sept. 27th. Board
Ing and Day School for Young Ladies and Children.
Thorough teaching; daily lectures; Languages spo-
ken within months. Drawing and musical advan-
tages unsurpassed. Public examination for gradu-
ates. au l0-4tawo2t
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rARRANT,s srTTzER ApERIENT.
EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL OF FRENCH AND GERMAN.

Encouraged by The success of last session, Pho.
rEssoR HASSELEfF will resume the duiics OF his
school ON the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER. 1850. BY
his method yer, young children, as we'll as older
pupils are enabled, through daily drill aud use OF
the foreign languages 10 write and speak them per-
fectly.
Best references given from schools and patrons
Of this city.
Special classes for yonng men. Private lessons IL
desired. Hours arranged 20 suit pupils attending
schools of Entlsh.
Pupils can euter az any time during the session.
For circulars and further particulars apply at 304
cast Grace :. rect. Sc 26-su.W&F1m
DROFESSOR LA PLACE RESUMED
Il his CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN
FRENCH on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER.
Little girls and young ladies viii be taught In
classes formed at their residence.
Boys aud young mems classes viii be formed at
his classroom, 2o3 north sixth street.
Al private classes will be taught al school rates
s ay $40 per session OF line months.
Terms moderate by the month for private lessons
for one, two, or three pupils.
Boy and young mems classes will be arranged In
the evening after O'Clock.
Pupils received az any time during the session.
Best references In the city,.
For circulars and other information apply At the
French Consulate oc CIV ,F&Suim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

BE, SS,As APP 3! yqs 2sl TosE D'ss ss4Ttx sxIH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

ATEW CAROLINA RICE,
GREEN GINGER for preserving,
CIDER VINEGAR -four years old,
FRESH SPICES (endlcss variety,
CLIPPED BEEF,
NEW MACKEREI.,
DOMESTIC PICKLES aud PRESERVES,
Ne, received At CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
foe IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15
cRoCcRIEx AND Ls0UORs.


ECEIvING TO-DAY, DIRECT FROM
IL gosTON, per schooner NJ. A. Aehofn
$50 barrels Far MEDIUM RiMMkD NO.
200 oaareI. MsShfkFh'M fkF MEDIUM PLAIN No. 3
MACKEKEL:
100 barrels t,IBRED HERRlNGs.
76 barrels No ! MEDIUM SPLIT HER.
% nsrreIs f'iRA EXTRA SHORE No. 9 MACK
as haii,ssrfen his1fn EXTRA BAY No. MACK
az h.If.bsrrels EXTRA SHORE No.2 MACK
10 haif.sarre,s CHOICE FAMILY MESS
10 ousrisr arrsis CHOICE FAMILY MESS
MAskERtL.
Or k.fs CHOICE FAMILY MESS MACKEREL,
400 kits Ray No I MACkEREL.
100 sifs EXTRA SHORE No MACkEREL,
TX eoxes BONFLESS GOLDFISH,
for s4is by WILLIAM JENKINS& CO.,
iS.st 1918 east Main street.
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AUlTTOs SALES Tn r. BAY,

JAS. MACOoUGALL.l lo4 A. Ne fsrsiturs. ear-s
pets. &C.
=. THOMSON BROWN, l:30 r. H.. trusseeys
ssIe Of two new frsmed houses near city ns-
worKs.
RICHARDSON CO., 4 r. NJ two new brfck
dweEBBes, Nss. 602 aud 6c4 sixth street, nortk
OF Leigh.
ROBERT n. LYME, 5 p. Ne fsnsiee's sale Of 3
nice framed dwelling. with 6ne lot, on Naia be-
tween ffne and Laarei streets.
ROBERT b. LYME. 5x p. No tIustee's sale Of
lot with nice brick dwelling, No. SOL, corner
of Lsurel ana Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

VXTANTED.-A BRIG HT, INTELLI-
w GENT BOY, eleven years old, desires some
kind on employment to assist In supporting bis
l)atch office oc 1899
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

.TOST, BETW ZEN 8 AND 4A
\ O'Clock, October 18Th, bei ween 1l06 klA
6roye avenue and 524 north fnsh street. -
GOLD-EACED WATCH, with sutta-p<rchD cuain
and cross. wiihout the secoDd-bApd. A suitable re-
ward will be oered II left at ths Dispatch or Stafs
ONCE. oc io-it~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

EOR RENT, -
4 TUBAcCO WAREHOUSES AND FAC. ~
TORIES.
LARGE THREE STORY WAREHOUSE. with
elevator, Cary between Eleventh and Twelth
Ko. lAso east Franklin street. thrss nosvs sn6
BASEMENT aud others adheent "a Ard us4y 9spotss
J. THoNPsON Known,
Real Estate Asent sn4 AyS1eneees
90 ls-sod4t lll3 anla esrsee
T0k EENT, TIE HxNDsONEG r.
u RGSlUEkCH No. - north tlxsh ereeAl
h<swsco Nain aHd frenkha skseoiA vilh ulee 81
tsn Soonss hteeoee. hAneIy, ene l9ss S<soS ~
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK without
w hcnmbrance. Apply at 32i Broad street.
oc l3-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

WANTED, A GOOD WASHER AND
w IRONER. without incumbraace. Alse. an
EXPERIENCED BUTLER. Botn must bring good
references from last employers. Apply at No. 2l0
south Third street. oc Ia 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

IENTLEMEN CAPABLE OF AP-
" PROACITNG THE MEDICAL PROBES
SION OF VIRGINIA 10 represent publ hing.
house: those who have sold encycloDedas aud
scientific works preferred. References and particti-
lars OF experience required. Address P9st-Onice
Box 40. PhisdelDhia. Oc 10 eod5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

4 WIDOW WITH ONE CHILD DE.
IA sIRES A SITUA as HOUSEKEEPER in
private family. Her object Is 10 mske herself use
ful aud secure home References exchanged.
win furnish best city reference. Address I" Be-"
c.re IisDrfch Office oc 12-5ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

INFORMATION WANTED OF JACOB
i SORG, German, matchmaker. formerly OF PbIla-
deIphia. Address GEORGE w SOUTH,
Drawer ID. d..
Oc l0-eod3t PHILADELPHIA post. Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

NILKMAE, ALSO COOK, WANTED
NI IhlaIEDIkTELY.-Miikma who understands
milking aud the care or COWS; best reference re-
a ured. A COOK, TO be well recommended. VIII
take cook with husband for field hand.
L. n. CARRiNGTON,
Richmond and Henric0 turnDike.
lO-lw mile from city.
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SHERMAN BOOM.
Demonstration at Mansfield, o.

MANSFIELD, March 81. - Secretary
Shcrmau's approach to Mansfield was
interrupted hy considerable demonstra-
iinns az Orrvlllc, Wooster and London
vile. Bands oi music and great crowds
oi people were vt these points
when the train arrived, AMI
he was called out, and his few re-
marks, without political significance,
cheered TO the echo. tie was every
where along the route greeted with evi-
deuces of the warmest appreciation. tie
arrived here ut l:40 T.. VI. 4 vast crowd
OF both sexes and all ages andcUnditions
met him at the train. A band OF music
struck up Hail to the Chlef' As he
ahghted from the train, and as be ap-
preached the main front OF the station a
chorus ui hundred voices, male and
female, comprising a musical conyen-
lion now in session in thus city, sang
two stauzaS of "AmeriCa' with great ei-
feet. The Secretary was standing
with uncovered head. The Secre.
tarv then passed through the
thrOng, and was greeted on
every hand 10y old friends and neigh
borS, and entered an open carriage
with the reception committee, and
proceeded TO the Wilcr House, accompa'
MED by the vast throng Oi citizens, the
sherman Club and the members OF the
musical convention. The streets on
the line OF march were plentiiully deco
rated With bunting. After arriving at
the hotel the street in the vicinity was
literally packed with human beings un-
iii the secretary came forward to the
balcony for few minutes, and
the President oi the Club. ii. {.
Hedges. Esq excused bis making any
remarks until evening, when the crowd
slowly dispersed. Tho Secretary re'
manned in the parlors TOT hall an hour
rcciying visitors. At 80 r. N. Miller S
hall was deusely crowded. The appear
ancc Oi the Secretary was the signal Tor
an outburst of applause, which was Iona
continued. II. G, Hedges, Esq, intro
dured him in neat and appropriate
speech. The Secretary then delivered
an extended address.
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rus wEEE.

'RIcEs OF hErr Cattle At rug MAaKgr
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SAN FRANCISCO ELECTION.
Sweeping Victory for tho Citi-
zens' Ticket.

SAN Francisco, March 81 The latest
returns from the various precincts show
sweeping victory Tor the Citizens
Union, their ticket receiving 1889
votes, against 1926 for tho working.
men. About 1900 votes are yet 10 he
counted. The result may be accepted
as evidence that great number oi
workingmen have tired OF the
agitation and Kearneyism,' and are
prepared to mite in an effort
TO restore confidence and forward
business activities, vote, 30 far as
counted, shows that the Republicans
have cast nearly full vote as compared
with the election OF last September, a
falling off having manifested itself
among Workingmen and other Demo
cratic allies A small Democratic element
undoubtedly: helped swell the citIzenss
vote. The result causes the greatest sat
isiaction, and is expected to have a
marked good effect upon publcinterests.
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THg PUttaw attonies are tho latest In.
dian tribe tO cry out against the Indian
administration oi schurI and Hayes
They tell Congress that they have been
robbed oi their lands by means oi deeds
to which their names we're fOfged, al
,hough they had no right, even u they
had had the deslre, 10 ahensis their
lands. that 10y means u ifauduisnt let
ters oi administration aud appointments
a. guardians, swindlers have collected
their annuiiies as II they we're dead and
the portions of their children ~ n tLs
fathers were no longer living; aud that
the late Ccmmissic ner Iiayt threatened
them with arrest when they asked ior
redress, 80 that they think be must
have becn zone oi the gang ubo de-
spoiled us" Tie sKpyfisDo ol asking
redress and receiving thrvsi oi arrest
ia ~ familiar under the modern in'iisn
polSry NJ 10 give the story an ar of
prolabiIiiy.-k i. Ssla.
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NEW YORK POLITICS.
Proposed Union Between Tam
maay and Anti-Tammany.

NEw YuRE. March Sl.-A committee
M twenty-one was appointed by the
Democratic Union on Monday 10 devise
the best plan for bringing about union
between the Tammany and anti Tam
many Democracy, met this alter
noon and appointed a subcommittee OF
FIVE to call on the two existing Demo
cratic organizations OF this city and in-
wife each Of them TO appointa eommlitee
to meet this committee IN conference Tor
the purpose Of devising a plan 70 secure
the election oi united representation
OF the Democratic party OF the CITY oi
New York rs delegates to the eoming
Stale Convention.
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WHEELING. w. VA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL l, 1880

ton to legislation on the appropriation
bills; and thst he would stand by the
head OF thak appropriation committee,
Mr.. Davis, and he had no doubt that
In aecordance with his settled convic-
tons that the Senator would carry out
his principles by moving to strike the
general legislation from this bill; that
he would follow the lead OF that Senator
when he made such motion, and II he
should forget to make it and any other
Senator did make it, he Carpenterl
would still vote In favor OF the principle
and would expect the Senator from
West Virginia 70 do likewise.
Mr.. Davis said he had made no argu-
ment on the matter, but simply asked
the Senator from Maine whether or not
he was In favor Of general legislation on
appropriation bills, stating at the same
time that he was opposed 10 Its princi-
pie, but not on the ground stated by
the Senator from Wisconsin.
Mr.. Carpenter-I may have misun-
derstood the Senator, but understood
him TO sav that he was opposed to gem
eRl legislation on appropriation bills.
MIR. Davis-0n that question do not
propose TO be catechised just now. When
something tangible presents itself, and
I have to decide, | will do it. But the
question now Is; Is this amendment
now in Orderi and | understand the
Chair to have decided that this is not u
general appropriation bill, and on that
ground alone his decision rests.
The Chair announced that while under
the first clause OF rule 20, he had ruled
Blaine's amendment to he in order,
upon further consideration, and taking
the whole rule together, he would prac.
tically reverse his ruling and decide
the amendment not in order,
Mr.. Carpenter thought this ruling en-.
tirely sound. Mr.. Blaine did not, and
an Interesting and amusing discussion
ensued between Blaine and Carpenter
as to the duties OF the presiding officer
as to ruling on points oil order.
Mr.. Edmunds moved To strike out the
clause relatingto the appointment and
pay OF special deputy marshals, leaving
the appropriation intact. Rejected, yeas
The bill was Then read the third time,
yeas 80, nays ~, Edmunds calling for
the yeas and nays. Both these were
strictly party votes.
Mr.. Eaton moved to go into executive
session.
Mr.. Coke, from the Committee on In
dian Affairs, obtained leave to report a
substitute for the bill ratilying the Ute
agreement. Ordered printed and to lie
on the table.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
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TRIsTEI'K SALE.

ny ytRTUEOY A lEED oT 1grsT MADE
ID ty koisft ty,tain sfFt Is4Lslls, his sl IT,
and IhOmss CosiSin. to toe gaisyisbet, bcaf
Ins dsts the 5slh dsy u AnxrDL 4. q. 1855. and
Cyurt u ONO oyssiy. aest VII sdniA Va bcoi
10. ', folio ~. Nil. 0n
MONDAY, TBE 2ED DAY Oy NAY. ~.
Bssdnnlng si 10 o'clar. 4. q. oi Nd daJ. ssIi Of
pHblie saetion " the inonl siss oi The cDsr
iou.s cf taid o0aniJ. ths iollOuI0g ds.cfibsd
tlscs o. tafsis of iand lying sDf bsiDf slfust
81 ln hat y-n Of ~ t1iy u Hksslinx tnDsn
a. 18th Ghe-iiog Ia the siiitign t1 ihs Gty
2, whe.''os snssn "a a. % ss.,ss.i' ~, .,a Nc, 3,
tafcsi. q lsnf are ds-ixns.- on ne yi-t - sAld
sliIil0n 90 w.. BHDt-fe,i lkft~sa ~ sBd ioar.
tssn 10, sIesti y fsst in'b bs' % The 'ouih
sids ~ lOf 10. u
twas ssTers tsissen ths yariiss = s4h s.si
Of u,i,i that Il tie psriiss a me sr-s p@n hil~i
sslsl sEu isliJ Sn TIE note segun-f ~ MI fsei
oi ,rss; lhesI tb- psuJ 81 The 'csfnA pari sisll
psDsest 10 ssLi Ne y.osefty ibrf.is cSntslsd.
or iatsbsod - q -. ang spp't 'hs psoe~-is u
s.d ss,s e. ssl. " ~ IaIts.ai si ,s-i ln,.ts.i
p.ld. shf % Ibe ,sJ is4as of n's vnseasIs 'sn
fss Al ale viii ls Sssas sessss u me .slI
us< Il Tie parfses " t~y the irt~ftst sfnsi shsa
All :, s r.s. 3. ~ ~ s .as asss ..a mar.
ehsss moBsy c@sh Ia kaad, The tsisoos IN iro
S.asl ,synsnis st as sl1 tssivs nortss. = 10
DEED q ,ra @ % de tsss.siy isr d. j,isrd
psyneas. q y. shnle q tbe tanh.rs ncesy
= ss issss = a. = :s. s.s ,ss,, q, ss; s.!,s S. 8
ssiS 'ssA snsss 9 { = SSssZ1ss1sss ri a. o.
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