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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

So great is the faith reposod in Ayers
Pills by those who have given them q
trial, that tho consumption OF them al
most passes belief, far exceeding any pre-
cedent. They cleanse the blood, improve
the appetite, promote digestion, restore
healthy action, and regulate every fun
ction. They are pleasant to take, gentle
in their operation, yet though, searching,
and powerful in subduing disease. oct6
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DESPTSED

BY Tie unthlnklng, Burdock has been
considered weed, and its luxurlanl
growth, unpleasant smell. etc, has rem
dered it, to those "not knowing its viz
tues" nuisance, and yet the root has
long been acknowledged By sarants as
most invaluable as a diuretic, aperien'
and blood purifier. Burdock Blood Bit
ters embody all its good qualities. Price
SLIGO, trial size 10 cents. Sold by Rob
inson & Hinrichs.
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MIRARU,E DTCTU.

"Ecur Spring Blossom is success. I
certainly think its effects ere wonderful;
sil the dyspeptio symptoms complained
o. have vanished; my wife IS also enthu
s,as.lc n praise Of it: she was disfgured
by blotches and pimples on her fece, and
hs6 continuous headache. She is all
light now and ell unsightly eruptions
have gone. You may refer any doubt.
ing parties to me.
s'R. M. WILLIAMSON,
''Eik Street Buffalo. ,
Price so cents, trial bottles 10 cent?
Sold by Robinson & Hinrichs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

- ys os q. 49, thsss y ho wish 70 susa.s in
" b tbs Fsessst sst froftsbls bssiness
- NksowR. Ar1ytSirS ae~. C&pitsl not re-
- y QHirsA. Ne viz Srszs yos svstytAing 90
, Gay ssS ap~aas . s~suy Asis vitA"ef staying
Nay vsEksrs vented 81 sscs Many max
fs fOrsusss ct sAs ss& ssss Ladies nIsls ss much
- LAS AID ysaHx boys esd girls make great pay
Re sss xAs Is viiiaS - vsrt hih ~ Dsts more
toasy srsTy taJ thas o>s - nsi. tu v - 1t any
ssGsrT sGpioJssat Vice. Who engage OF once
as.il aud sssTs g~AA ~ ess>>AA Attpsa AlLsrr
y -, PsrhAAf, kAiss. sxuauS7
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

i. d. DRAKE, ESQ, Detroit, has re-
'vered from a terrible skin humor,
aich covered his head, face and hands,
using Cuticura Resolvent internally
10 Cuticera and Cutlcura Soap external
\ This is good news.
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HOfHR.

rxwRCUANT TAILORING ESTABLISH
~ wret on sth street near sOath sld OF Brld&e.
IA mloriuk department Is complete. and con
kSaak args sssurtRsat Of fashionable sloths ana
As~Is furnishing goods conatantiy on hand
fIsa~a CAL ave skempe before purchasing else
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S. 4, E1RE,

WORK sTRRRy, sAsIToNoC. Wis, DIAL.
x eria Dry Soods, Groceries, CrocSery, Fsncy
HsodA sla.s ware. Scots sd shoes, ksedy made
Clsteing, Psper aAps ngs, ssts, Caps, Toy s,Chll
sreu Csrris gee, Live seese Feathers, blrG Cages
Kerosene OIL And Lsa+s, Ac, &c. 4 snare OF pup
10 patronage 10 solicited.
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yskD. &k4GR,

AYYERs TO pIs YRIBkDs AED qnH PUB
~ lie generally, choice selection q iress
= s. ", salt Pork aud Beef, smosed bSef ana
S&s lev ~st rstss karket ON ComAerclsl street.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

SALT RHEUM for seventeen years.
Helpless for eight years. Unable to
walk. Got about on hands and knees.
Head. face, neck, arms and legs covered.
Cured by Cuticura Remedies. VIII Nc.
Donald, 2542 Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

yvAeEIOEAEIL TAILOR. ALL GOODS
ssA6e by tse sslsCriser are Nsrssnted to III
x.a Ara Prices reasonable, aud sIn bound 10
tsses.e tkose wbo give their custo.. shop
o. York street, I'VE doors N~st of tse NlndAte
HeuAA
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

- e 70 ~ rCsTI guar-E%a=a. cIae So
500 !. 3. ]. ! !. /. /.
- = n y "A : as Acras .ieds by tbe .ssust-top-
a. = al EsCap:tai &c: .sg-irsi; zifl s:--s
~ 4 y lE t1Yos. He., women, toys ,a5 -t-,I
@s TE 5Smahc -cozey -sJter at vgork or 1s
-fk~EN NtIE, ,3tS.n 8. anything else. Thewo-k
= .s4 IN His light ard pleasant, sr6 such as
- - &s = anyone cna go right s.. Those
wac srsTase who see this notice will sand .teir
II once and see fer thomselver. Costig 0ut-
81 ters's irss Rov is The time. Those already
ZOE Co, Augusta, Maine.
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TIkDIATE HOUSE.

w1 wIGDIATH, pkOPRIRTOR, Y0hI ST
This fpat-clkAs nsuse 10 in excellent condi
TSz and the Proprietor 10 confident that he CAL
rive perfect sAtisfaction TO the travelling public.
kns will AIS avs be ready to take travellers to snC
fsasx the boats. seen LTvsRr stAeLl 10 hep
Il c-ausction With tbs House.
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EsN BARBER HHOP.

FfARJ PAkGBURkS karbershoA ooe door of
{ sth street bridge, north side. Nork sonc IN
NRod L&atS. Particular attention paIo 80 LAdles
sz-s ChiIsssn's Asir cutting and stismQooirs. BY
g. Nesus call sud Set Carl.
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n n. yAIkH n. D.,

Bg OR3OPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
~ aud kccoucheHr, lsts resident Physician at
1As Eshnsmsnn Hospital. Chicago, has peIman-
Rsly located ct nknitovSc. once, or Bs6alo
s9sets, veal OF Hands store.
Ss~~ So Il fsrd toSP. Y.
Diseases OF the eve snd treated
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wnIIkue N0{NN

- .. k4USs, PROPRIETOR, CObSbh
~. Eissth and Frsnklin streets, ksni'osoc
Ys4. houAe Ia. recently been enlarged shd rsfnr
sishsd, anu qssTs s#ery incuoement 70 s!-s travel
IA public.
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N EETY1kAOFTEk.

nTORTS HOUSE FRANKLIN AND
Ii htnts streets, Asnitogoc- Travellers Will
ksrs and tss best scoomotstions, sampis rooms
attached.
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nR r. n RGDIEY.

nENTAL PARLOkS, XUOOLPH'S BLOCK,
t1 Corner kishtu aai Franklin Streets, South
Side, Asnito.oc, Wa onsca hoars nom A. n.
Hep M feD-i
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

HERAHDDHA I'm IN SCOTS
M sAeax, Leather. &C, Sc. shop % Buffalo
kueet acAr tae corner Of Eighth. Eepsirins
Sea q aas promptly executed.
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p 81 NAGT,E, IL D..

DAYsICIAE AID SUkSE0E. OFFICE ON
Eisnth Str., IN Dr. ftlttAsrds former Office.
EEce hours, 10 Ia A. -. " 3 II hiSht calls
promptly atteated 70. jul 2l-Sl
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

AfN osAt tsrs.sh.a hss, With fall Instructions
<fkfieF sostusepg tas most profitable business
shA suyous etp apgsge in Tbs business
s.sy 10 learu, and our Instructions 30
ESnpis 40 plAA Wat any ean make great profits
Ben tbs very start. ko ous eau t.il VINO "a willing
g vcrk- oIlSA axe ~ ixccss.ful NJ psn Boys L
RVS ssn AaTp large sulns Many h.ys made at the
t21si1ss5 over ems AU3drsi dollars In single week
Ss.ing Ike II ever known bsfor. All yko engage
f~s rdl ryised ss ii, ssss ana rspdity with wb3eb
ssssr rEa ep'o 20 Sasks money. o. esr eresge =,
s.. hus'ne7s during yspr epa-, tipls ct qroat
Wa 20 cat have 20 inyess capital 10 &. ". ai
r.. ri-s These v3o ns2@ ready money shouls ,rr{.a
~ 20 4 eHc-. ~ slrrte-ac c-ss. EdGse-s a7rp s
lo- eET=s1as sSs7a. sxlsns2
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A. @. rRAsEh ND. c. H.,
@ AA EDHRsO1

Bsxsicisn srd sursooe, sscecsscr " Boetor n
4 C~akle.. Once on York street, sssr eighth,
HaAitozoc Eisoonsin. sep IS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

DR.A j. rAfCHEN, DENTIST. OFEICE
n skcrrxaa hxidinx, on sth bbsset, Mani
sswec, Wis.
aww-Testh extracted without pain.
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DEATH to rats and yermin, Parsons
Extermlnator.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06

A TvTOREETS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
Ia Ucice ever Tirrt National Bank, Eighth 81
Collections promptly attended TO.
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G. u. Es1ArEooE. VA ALkIh'
ESTkBEOOK L WALKER,
i TvTORIEYS AT Law Ofice corner Eighth
"a and Franklin streets, in Woods block over
Xagners st1rc, South Side, &snitoroc, Wis.
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ERINZ + SCHMTTZ

AW.INSi- Si-lsANCE AND ABSTRACT OFP1CE
Franz Biocs, South Eighth .treet, Mantle
voc Wis Collection. promptly attended to.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29

its laid down his arms and surrendered the
7,oop men OF his command prisoners OF
war. 10 Lafayette and Rochambear,
Count de Grassc, and the naval and mill
tary forces Of France the country owes a
deep debt OF gratitude, as we'll as TO the able
German soldiers, Steuben and De kalb,
"ls,rn France engaged to assist us in on,
struyg,e. But for France the war might
have continued indefinitely as Il for
lorn and desperate conflict, such as a people
intent on liberty can wage with all the odds
against them, She supplied the colonial
Go.ernment with money, arms, men and
m.uition OF war. 1t was her feet Of "a
ships Of war that participated in the siege
OF Yorktown, and of the ,6,oop men that
constituted the beseginy force under
Washington, France contributed 1900.
Mr.. Field has just given out "A bulletin
showing the condition OF the Mrs. Garfield
fund, stating that after purchasing reais.
| tered four per cent. bonds 10 the amount of
| S3oOooo there is still about $I,,osx, on
hand. The premium of these bonds
amounted to S4s,ohS.7s. Nothing better
| illustrates the impulsivene>s of American
charaS,cr than the ou,pouring Of this large
SUN "f money from private purses to the
widow Of the late President. And while
| go ~ Ni'>' w S>N 'N' "'i'('1N IDToNiCcN 10Y
l cannot help thinking that til, matter is
h,i,. ovcrtionc. Mrs. Garfield has in ad.
,!ision to this fund com n'ortable in Mentor
worth S-c,oo,, n house in Washirn,o,,
worth Si-ooo besides $4,000 in money
'Ion life Insurance policies and the prolnii
bilitv Of S7oooo or S,orooo from Con.
grc>s. Ihn> She is practically worth hal
| a million dollars s--mors. than She can eve,
use and NOR, than enough to start all of the
children handsomely in life What need
was there for all tits, and how utterly fool
ish was the pr,r.,>ition 10 raise ancthc,
iund for the Presidents mother. All thi,
suggets the inconsistency Of our philan
thrprv, sometimes, and how high position,
often eliritS an overplus ot sympathy. II
Michigan arc thousands Of unfortunate.
whom the fire ticnd lately rendered utter,
destitute. liz day tn. DESTROYER >wcr
ov.r them and took everything. The,
weye houselrss homeless and naked, mo-
k'ewing where the next loaf was coming
ing from J'nd'n,anv diving from injuries ane
exposure. Net all these thousands Of sui.
f,'r;rs and all this utter lestitution did mo-
eliit from the millicrarrs who had give,
so freely 30 Mrs. Garfield ono half thu
amount raised for her who really did mo-
nesd it, aid whose affections were not o
t'ltAlinc that money can soften.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29

The CHRISTIAN UNION has lost its fis.
,'re.head: The Rev. Henry Ward Beec!,er
LAS retired from the editorial management
aud is succeeded by Mr. Abbott, who has
long been associated with Mr.. Beechc:
The eX-editor in his valedictorv says:
"While l relinquish the editor<hip Of the
paper, do not cease to take deep interest
in il. 1t vii! continue to publish my ser.
mons, and shall as often as l am able
contribute articles and editorials, and shall
in every way study the prosperity OF the
PAPER that Is, and always must be, SO near
INV heart"
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Gll''urrespopdrpfs. g.
WASHINGTON LETTER
From nur c2uiar Cnrry >pund"nt.
WASHINGTON, O.t. .Si, 1851

ASiil>GTo>, Oct. .}i, 1851.
Yorktown has been the cr'ral point du-
ring Il part OF The week aud a,hington
was Tor thu time pr. Il, much deserted b.,
! it, officials and celebrities. For several
days the coming aud going ot troops tn
route, and .hc arrival here If various Gov
ernor> ana their stalls. filled the city with
strangers and enliveneu our streets, to say
nothing of the hotel corridors. Inc old
Potomac has not presented such Il
gala appearance. before during my st, omn
at the Capital. All the steamers IN the
river. with several Navy vessels, protl>rl>
decorated with bunting, have gone up and
down the river loaded to the water line
with human freight. The President and
Cabinet, Army and Navy officers, Sena-
to,s, Congressman and foreign diplomats
were among the passengers. Along the
river front and about the l,arbor flags have
been displayed while the unusual stir and
the beating Of drums suggested actual pre-
parations tor war.
Upon tn. historical spot where Cornwall
lis SURRENDERED: th,rc was gathered IL larger
crowd. military and civil. than it is likel,
ever to see again. lnall it main features the
Yorktown ui to-day, whch wa- tl.c scene
| of the eliminating struggle tia, virtually
brought the war of Independence To "A ri-
umphant close, finds it chief difference
from the little port OF entry, where the
Nelson, and Pages lived in pa,rarthal
fashion Il century ago, in the rava.c, that
time ha. wrought. The principal features OF
the place are the same. The little custom
hous. still remains There are still traces
OF, the earth works thrown up during the
siege, and the fine old Nelson mansion still
rc;.r~ it, stately head. though in a condition
OF dila;idaticm and decay. The Yorktown
OF Il century ago was again the scat "' MINI
IL war. Soldier wtrc cn.amrrd on its NOW
barren fields. and on it, waters Ship rode
at anchor. with the flags "t France and
America ,,nturlrd. |, MAS a .r.reiu! act
ot courtesy to in>ie. the descendants and
representatives Of tho>c vino participated
in our revolutionary struggle t" assist at
| the centennial ON the spot where Cornwall
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29

LYMAN llUsKELL, Of Reading, Pa. has
cast multicharSe cannon which though
poured in six minutes, will require two
weeks to cool. Along thu bore will be
four pockets, in each OF which charge OF
powder will be placed, to accelerate the
speed of the ball after it leaves the cham.
ber Of the gun. 1t is claimed that ball
thrown from this gun will pass through
Two feet of solid wrought iron. The charge
OF powder will be 1870 pounds, and the
.rojcctilc is $50 pounds. Should this gun
prove Il success, the armor plate in war
vessels must be increased, and then longer
guns made and SO on at iuf~itUm.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29

AN INDIG NATION meeting held al Hyde
Park last Sunday, was attended i, 10000
persons The principal speakers were
Barry, O'Donnell and Finncyaa, Home
Rule members of Parliament for Wrxtu,d,
Dungarvan and Ennis resp. ctiyelv, and
clark and lIyndman and Miss Crai.n, con-
,actcd with the London Democratic A>>o-
station. Resolutions denouncins the COW
..rdiy and lawless action OF coercion bv
government in attempting t;orciblv to sup
!rrss freedom of speech, were unanimously
carried. The assemblasc though orderly,
greeted the names of Judas Gladstone
and "Qnaker bright" with sroans and
shouts of ORATOR"
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29

IT Is BELIEVED a successful attempt will
be made in Congress this winter to proyid
Il territorial government for the great terri
tory OF Alaska. 1t is surely high time
something Of the kind should b.. done: an
immense territory large enough to make
half dozen States and with population
OF 3oooo to 10000 and with nothing which
YOU can can call Il government. The coun-
Try though not AS warm as that traver>cd
hs the Panlna cana. is Still! oi some uss. as
:, fishing and fur gathering country, and
has some mines Of gold, silver, copper, iron
and coal, and ii it will in its present wild
State support 70 600 in!,abitan :, it ought
III o to support a government.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29

The court in granting Il postponcment
until November l4th and no longer, said, II
this were an ordinary case Of voluntary ar
rangement of course! to enter case, he
should not be subordinated to other en-
gagenents; but 1t was consideration not
to be disregarded, that the order OF the
court had taken the counsel from the per.
torn,ance OF other arrangements.
Great Inunds tion.
kEoKUK, Oct. ,6.-The river rose an
inch last night. Several inches more are
expected before the water begins to recede.
The inundation is the worst ever exper-
fenced, and is thirteen inches above las,
spring.
Forty Families Homeless.
ROME, cs.--Two Small villages, Claudia
and Ailita, were DESTROYED by fire. Three
persons were killed and u severely injured
during the conflayration. Forty families are
homeless.
Land League DOdges.
DUBLIN, ,S--The arrest of Miss tIodnctt
at l'Allydci'ol', vcstedav, was merely po
lice court afair and under the coe, ciun act
\ priest near Clore Morris YESTERDAY, eva
ded the police interference by holdin. ths
Land League meeting in his chapel. 1t is
thought this plan will be generally resorted
| to tor future mcctiny>
Wholesale Slau. liter,
LONDON, ci.--On SUNDAY night. bur-.
lars entered Il house in The town OF Va pa
anka. Hungary, and murdered Il whole
family OF nine PERSONS, including an infant
and man aged 90 years.
keene Work.
I At the Newmarket Nursery Handicap 70,
two year old>, was won by Magician; Don
aid Card. and; Maosin'> d. A. Thomas
3rd. The race for the Cambriaycsnirt stake.
was won by keenc's Foxhali; Lucy Gilt
,er>, ,nd; Tristan, 3rd.
| Earthquake.
France, Oct ,s.--'rhere wos another
earthquake at Osran ON Sunday night, an.
som. houses were oyerthrown.
New YORK, Oct ,s.--Dcnnv Lvon. on.
OF the principals in Sundays rrizc fight j.
said to be diving Of his injuries.
CHICAGO. Oct. ,5.--The Daily News re
ports agree that the Car has been a>~;;s>i':
atcd, hut nothing definite has been receive,
by their correspondents.
| I.aler.--Althou,h the cahl,. brings Eu
ropeon news from other cities. they h..v,
| nothing about the assassination .M' tn,
Gar. 1t Is remarked however that the re
port to-day came from the same source Il,
that OF the assassination ot the late Gar.
Tymer's Hunting Ground.
New YORK, Oct. 2s.-,A TROUBLESOME
Times correspondent has discovered tina
one of ryner's personal friends with whom
=
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29

A SAN Francisco correspondent Of the
Salt Lake Tribune, after describing the
characteristics OF the "Boy preacher Rev.
MIR. Harrison, closes by saving: my opin-
i. that If he were to spend one month in
Salt Lake, he would make the Mo, mon
institution trembe from centre to circ,m.
ference" Would it not be we'll for the
inodern Babylon to engage him for IA month
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29

EMIGRATION, other than Chinese is like
ly to obtain encouragement to California.
Commissioner George Star who will make
u formal report to the Commissioners at the
n'xt meeting, thinks German immigration
to that, ard other western states should be
cncDllrarcd
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29

THE NATIONAL revenues continue IN
:our into the Treasury and the surplus for
the current wear, which recent estimates
promised would reach $1oo,oooooo it is
now thought will reach $1oo,ouo,ooo.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29
ONLS THREE WEEKS water in the New
York reservoir.

THE BosroNrANs propose to hold a fair
providing the citizens can put up 5000
OK, for the occasion.
THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI river is still
looming, being higher than it was last
spring, and still rising.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29

Roscoe CoNKLING and Ex-Governor
Morgan have each in turn been rendered the
portfolio of the Treasury. Morgan has ac-
cepted and been confirmed by the Senate.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29

THE OFFICIAL vote at the late Ohio elect
ion was Foster, 3le,73s; Cook walter, 1885,
4:6; Ludlow, 1851; Zeitzg $3.50.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29

GONE TO SMOKE. Two hundred thou
sand kegs Of beer were burned at Aurora,
Ind, last Tuesday; dry spell is expected
t. follow.
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ,s.--rhc oath of of
tce was administered to acting Sccretery
r. f. Schover.
Mr.. Sherman called up the resolution
~ authorizing the Librarian Of Congress tC
receive and preserve the papers ct Count
DE Rochbcau, and to await the action OF
Congress on the proposition to sell the same
10 the United States Government After
debate the resolution was adopted. MIR
Sherman offered resolution, which was
aid over, directing the finance committee
- investigate the accounts tor the eXpend'
i:nrc Of several appropriations for cont;n'
gent expenses Of the Treasury Department
since July lst, 1871. Executive session
,!lowcu
WA>uiSuruN, Oct. ,6--Mr. Hanson
o:fered resolution for Il report on the con
>.i,ion of the Potomac flats, which was
adopted.
Sherman's resolution for the invcs.iya.
ION Of the Treasury accounts was modified
~ us to give the committee the tulies,
lower was adopted, after which, the Senate
went in to executive session and adjourned
senate Combinations.
WASHINGTON, Oct. :s-T'hc Senate
Confirmed the followin-.: Receivers ol
Public Moneys. Jerome Knox at Lake
tiew, Oregon, VIM. II. Baillacl,c. at San.
~ Fe, New Mexico: Register of Land OF:
:sc Charles W. Pierce at Lincoln, Ne
':aska: Pn~tnastc II. \. T.. Pickard
:'l,cna Vista C,lnras!n, Win. Y. O>t>rn
win. Col r;,do. \. Is. Emery, Park CITY,
tah. and ia'n-S IT, Thomas son. ltrc' ken.
>:sr, Color ado Howard NJ. K.,chin
= ,llsc,or OF Internal Revenue, Third Wis.
n~in District: Hans Matt>on. Of Mime
"a, Consul Gen raj Il, Calcutta; Willard
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Nominations.

WAsl,l >GToS, Oct ,5.-rhe President
nominated J. NJ. Winter. Of Ill. Consul to
Rotterdam; Willard B. Wells, OF Michigan,
Consul to Dundee; Hans N1attson of Min.
nesota, Consul to Calcutta: Edward r.
White, Of California, coiner of the Mint
San Francisco.
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sui at Rotterdam.
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