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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-06-09

-Nothmg e simpler than the
factory scrimmare going ON Between
Garfield and Conkling in the Repub-
lican rat-pif- II b .'good dog. good
cat" with the Democratic Senators.
who are mere lookers-on at the fun.
They can pat either side - the fancy
takes them. without that being any cvk-
dence Of prejudice. st. LoEis Eepsb-
iicon.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-06-09

III all the negroes were. - va
claimed. Republicans. they constituted
one-fourth Of the Republican party.
What has that party done for themf
The last Administration had given Fred
erick Douglass the position Of Marshal
of the District Of Columbia. but he had
not been invited to do all the houors at
the White House which had usually
been performed by the Marshal There
were seven Cabinet Minister'S. and yet
not one OF them represented the race
publican party. Republicans need not
be astonishsd II, when the Democrats
meet in grand council again. they should
DO right TO the negro. - the Republic-
ans had failed TO do.-ScSator broUn.
Of Georgia. ~.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-06-09

it. IF had only told you at once, in.
stead of beating about the bush in tina,
way! But I've given up that idea, be.
cause he'd be sure to know if 1 parted
with anything, he's so interested; he'd
know if a silver thimble was gone. But
I've hit upon another plan, and I'll tell
you all about it, if you'd like to hear
'sOf course I'd like to hear,''I ex.
claimed You are an adorable little
woman to forgive that stupid blunder OF
mine I was so miserable to have of
Tended you; and your husband, - add
rigidity in her manner from the word
" adorable, "we are like brothers, you
know, Mrs. Robiuson--tUin brothers ~
"Weil, I'll tell you what I've decided
TO do, MIR. Smith. had to take ma into
my confidence, for she's going to help
me. You know I'm to have new black
silk, and it costs good deal OF money to
have it made. Mrs. Jones, my dress
maker, wouldn't do it for less than
twenty dollars, and mamma and I viii
make it ourselves, and. take the money
we'd have to give Mrs. Jones for the
present. That viii be really my own
money, because shall earn Tiny very
own. Isn't it capital idea?''
"Splendid!" said and shortly after
/ took my leave, thinking all the way
down to the store what an amount Of
trouble Robinson innocently gave that
dear little wife of his .aa
We settled upon dressing for
Robinson before left that day, and
Mrs. Robinson and had to go together
to look at the different varieties of these
articles, and didn't want her to choose
anything in y hurry, and then be sorry
and altogether it was aston
ishing bow absorbed { became In the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-06-09

SAAisOAS0iy va liz " 90 StOcC ~
hand, and he was interested in gift to
his wife.
81 was puzzled what to get," said
Robinson. ssYou see she's got almost
everything, Smith; her wedding pres
ents embraced so many little adornments
and knickknacks. At last hit upon q
black silk dress woman can't have
too many, and can get bargain down
in the store just now. She said she'd
rather have the money, and buy it out
side; but persuaded her that would be
foolish. So she's coming in to choose
the trimmings this afternoon, and if she
comes while I'm out, you'll take care of
her, won't you?''
With pleasure, said. And it so
happened that she did come while Rob-
inson was away, and seemed to bring all
the sunshine with her.
told her that her husband had left
her in my care, and begged her to use
me in any way that suggested itself to
her; that it would be my happiness to
serve her.
suppose there was an honest fervor
about this declaration that impressed
Mrs. Robinson. 1t had so happened
that was able to show her some little
fayors and attentions in return for the
many that her husband had done for
me. had told her I was under obliga-
tons to Robinson. OF course I didn't
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23
blonde Hair Changed to Black.

WashiDgt III Post
At ameeting of the biological society, held
ct the Smithsonian institute last evening,
DR.. D. w. Prentiss read q paper entitled,
"Notes on the action Of Pilocarpus pen, at
ifolius in changing the color Of the human
hair" Prof. Prentisss paper recorded Q
remarkable case of the change in color Of
the hair of lady patient in this CITY who had
been treated several months for blood pois.
oning with jsborspdi, u Brazilian plant used
in medicine. This medicine, which is given
70 produce sweating IN certain cases, was
hrst given to the pati-nt in subcutsne>
Gus injections in December last. At
that time and previously her hair was light
blonde, but within about two weeks
change toward a darker color was percepti.
6le, which increased until in tbs middle Of
January the hair became of chestnut brown
color. In May the color was nearly pure
black, which 1t still retains although there
Is slightly apparent tendency 10 return
again TO lighter color. As this Ia the only
recorded case Of this plant (which is moi,
however In common use,) having produced
any percepuble change In tho color of
human hair, 1t becsme matter of interest
to know how this change was brought about
and how often it might accompany the use
OF THIS remedy. A microscopic examination
SHOWS the hair 10 cont,in a greatly increased
quantity OF pigment matter, and scientists
now await with anxiety the results of future
CROWNS, 70 ascertain whether they will res
turn 70 Their old color or retain tn at newly
acquired.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23

wsy across the straits from Calais tn n ,vo,
sne vice versa An English conpsn, has
n,eea1y run ashsft far under the sea on ,be
D'iusn SIDE, while F'efch company has
neeet,s,ed an equsl dstsnce fr m Calais
Inc difficulties thus far encountered are no,
so great as anticipated and she Signs point
70 successful bore for the whole twenty .
enc raies. The mschirery invented for the
Embarrassing is in itself wonder of com.
pi'cated ingenuity, and the work IS il pusbe,
on Is attended BY all the novelty of An as
economical or geolrgicai research. Liscal.
cuis,ed that Ia five years trains will run d,,
rect from Paris to Londoa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23
TWENTY-FIVE GENT COLUMN
NOTICES.

NV,I F-k 1T .eky II ~, EnSis- I,.Ss a.
he ny Yrs. NJ. \. Hsyes is the m"s,
e-seeoIent 10 business la the city.
"ta.s = Adyer, semen,s may be handed
= INTO our business oflice no tosn' M
s..I NV sne CONFUSING room IN TO q. ~,
EaLeD BI,S W II We received by thu civ
frtha cut /, OF Dallas, for the city prlntins
Tr 70 GUY cinnc and mar ! ed. "Bids FIR
,raa nt,ng, said bids vii be opened and ctn.
r uar, awarded by the city couneil at its max,
'esu''t meeting, on Tuesday. the 2lst inst.
J,,o,, To-, IN. SWINK,
-e -, 90. --lII ~ INST City Secretary
RIGGS Mill FOR sAI-E--,, -,
~ acrihce. A complete FIonr MIN win tsea.
a. so'xoh 'rse-power engine and building. nj, for
y $500 W. l WIZ lease mil grounds for number
years a good title warranted
NY t-lh CHRISTIAN KRIEG
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23
The ake or Science.
Philadelphia Time.

Science means toleavo wondering world
little 10 speculate over its colossal achieve.
monss. While electric lights, electric rail-
roads and what net are taking their place as
commonplace needs in the daily affairs of
life, the cable tell, In a matter,of- fact wsy
the business like preliminaries Of project
which q fairly enough to take the breath
away: The English Channel tunnel, long
talked OF Is actually pushing its submarine
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23

ENuR ALE.-l have lice Re snce prop-
T. erty, outside city limits, acre of ground,
good house and ont house,, barn, and spier-
,tid well Of water; will cell for part cash, bal
par cash, balauce In Dry goods or groceries at
cash prices; title to propa ty perfect. For
'urlher particulars c'll IN ". b. GANO,
Attorney at Law, No. 407 Main ,treet, up stairs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23
FOR RENE

EOR kENT-Two store, with counter and
shelves comnlete, In the three Ory iron
'front.' bnlldi &, Elm street, opposite sa ger
". G., RANDALL,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23

Kids %, 80, so cents at Peorsons Mi,,s
90 on, 10 cents, $40 0. Sl.25, Sl.5O ard 50 90
AZ rearsons B1nne,s and hats 81, So So
81, SO, So, al Pesrsop's Lsdics' hoes &
snts pair embroidery cents ward, at
i,esrscn's. Bargains ut Pearson's on Mon
day and iho'e other days tina, follow Mon.
dsy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23

This Is one of thu mos. comfortable hotels
on the lice Of the extension Of the Texas &
Pacific road. Its culinary department
embraces everything the market afford.
LIS sleeping apartments are in every way
comfortable, and polite ard ready attention
assured to guests. Prices moderate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23
anal EsrArE sRASsFERs.

Recorded during the pas. Two weeks. RI
ported by jones * Marphy, lsnd SCENTS
Office No. 700 Main street, opposite St.
Georoe Hotel,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23

EOR RENT-A comfortable. house near TO
L business, with seven looms cistern and
hydrant all new Toa good tenant low rent
VIII be given. Apply aL Sanger trcs 10
dtf C. NJ WHEAT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23
sFiNE DIr;s OsYS~,y,

oocoalao dresses the hair per fecily. and Is
cation OF dandrull '' Ni""i
Inc superiority of Burnetts Flayoring Ex-
s uaes consists IN their putty md great
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23

Jes'lces', nots les', Unite, States commits
soners' and ail binds of blaoks for United
states, district al dcon'y courts lept con.
AID Job office
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23

EOR SALE, BUSHES An an .rret busi.
1 nes' man, with $3sj to 5000, can pur-
chase an inter st In, or All, of an
esta' lishtd paying business. IL will bar
wanting TO sell, Addr.ss,
IS tt RARE Oh \NCE tbio ofHca
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23

EOR rem The Sto q, III Elm srreef, IS by
$50 feet, formerly occupied by CAIN Bros.
one OF the best stands In the city. App y tu
John Browning 1857 Elm st Get.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-23
FOR SALE.

IL DIX SALE "A we'll sci cite stock of Book |:
- inyo'cs nine or eleven hundred dollars, in
the thriving town OF nenton; also az acres Of
,and, q ihilsiroms squares CHOICE OTIS Tor bal d.
ing residence; water easy to get, plenty and
good Address or call on j. b, WATKINS,
Dant m T.yna
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

It il stated that Ahmed Moukhtar Pasha will
be appointed commander in Chit Of in , Turkish
forces on tho Greek frontier.
In the Prussisn provinces the anti.Jewish ssi-
talon is, spreading, and 400O) signatures have
boon obtained to the petition thu, is to be- pro.
sented 10 prince Bismarck.
Counsel for the defence in tho case OF tho in
dictoI member5 of tho Land League addressed
tho count At Dublin yesterday. Tho government
continues 10 receive difquieling rumors from
Dublin. After land meeting in one Of the Ar.
ran isles twenty Oh head OF cattle wore missing,
which, it is supposed were driven over the cliff
into the eco. Tho debate on the Queens ad-
dress was resumed in the House Of Commons
last night but not concluded. Mr.. Parnell
caused n sensation By giving the lie to member
who spoke Of the lenguers as having wsded kneo
deep in The blood OF Lord Montmosres Tho
new Irish party that is headed by Mr.. William
Shaw will accept tho governments Irish land
bill, md endosvor ID obtain support for it in
Ireland. The London dS%d guilds, owning in Ire.
land about 17O. 600 acres Of land, express their
Willingness TO t-nnafor it nndor tho forms of tho
new land bill. 1t is reported that the Fenisns
attempted 10 blow up the armory Of the infsn.
try bIrracks ct Salford England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
Clarke County.

Last week our readers were iofoImed of tho
aggregate valuation CT the rcal estate Of Clarke
county, and tho average v.uo per acre of the
sama ,iIclaliag improvements ader tho rco:p!
assessment Whiia tho rcturas from The iuo
| couaties CT L)udouo, hlbemarlo md Augusta
show falling of 10 value Of the property
coDprl:ing said c.untes, little Clarke !eturas eu
| average Increase 10 vsuo Of 81 80 ptr acre CT
oil her lands Although onc-6fth Of tbs terri.
| tory Of the ciunty comprises Blue Ridge meu1-
tain lald. it is believed that tho average vaua
| ton asoertalnod for tie entire c)unly-a irlc
| tlon over $21 per ac:c-:s fair and Just CeI-
| tain il ia that thero is hardly land owner in
Clarke uaty willing to accept as an annual
| rental Tor his iarui tho payment of per c,nt
upon the .Iua!ioa a'c ,rtslned by tho assessing
commissioner.
This eVide5c, Of il creased prt sporiy 10 The
county is no doubt matter for c)OgraiuIatior
with II WAo arc Ia crested in ita welfare Ad.
dluoas tvdcrea 81 lis raspe:itg il found in
tho TACT 'hst thcF" hre !Lwcr lands 10 mai kes,
aud money Is less ;lngort. Four or five years
sg) borroWtrS ct 5 per cont. outnumbered
| those DOW asking ter loans at 6 per c,nt. and
the process OF coll; clDg claims by law is not 30
frequently res r.9d to IS formerly; in fact
| there is marked Improvement in business
TRANSACTIONS and bushes, pursults--all tending
to show thai our pecp!o orc Coco moro getting
npon good Standing ground.
Asan agricultural community 80 arr keeping
pace With the progress made in that branch of
Industry. The iotsoduoion Ct improved ma.
chucfy. batter ;illaSe ct tho soil, and stock
raising with tho production of grain, ers rtcog.
nz d IS acc:Ssir7 and rtsortod to as conoomi-
tauts OF successful farming Favorable seasons
hsVo OF late y,ars smiled upon Tho Industry and
e0ergy ct our agile Iturst and Will, the prices
reaz & wa:c not o: all times as high as s9ne
wished iGr, they have bcco considerably CON-
pe1sated by the easy and coLvooisnt distance
to market furnished by tho construction through
The heart CT tho county of the Shenandoah
Valley railroad.
With tho present c,udiioa Of our c)urty so
ohocricg, with o climate as healthful as any
upon tho globe, with lands naturally as fertile
aud scouery as lovely as any that tho sun looks
dowa urop. and with a population that wes
plunged into the depths of poverty by the do.
stiucou Of all their personal property, but
that built upon tho wreck and ruin of var tho
lrsssnt prosperity of our county, and that is
daily growing Inorein love with their occupation,
1t is safe 70 conclude that the future Of Clarke
will surpass its most golden period of the past
Clarke C0nritr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
NEWS Of TIE DAY.

Chesapeake Bay is reported clear Of Ice.
Tho crest ic,i2Id covering Raritan bay. N.
D., brt ko away yesterday, md was carried into
Sandy Hook harb5r.
The annual r;poFt CT tho State Auditor OF
Massachusetts SHOES deficit for 1881 of SILL.
j54 o.
Tho body Ct az uiknowa suicide has been
fou5d hanging to the limb OF tfco n Duncan g
woods. two miles from Bailin(r, on tho Phis
dclphia road
Mrs. Hannah L3c hitx.rl,r, q daughter of
tho late Bushroh g. Woshiueton, died in
ChgIlcstoTn. ". Va Of paralysis, on Wcjues-
day.
Saturday, Tie % instant. his baon fix ID
upon as the day for nattiog up tho mono'i in
on ereni postl2n upon its bss, IN Central Park,
New Yak.
An ordo. fix l44 locomotives, to Co.'S over
1000 600. has bCc1 given TO tho Bad vim
locomotive Works at PHILADELPHIA by tho
Denver ard RIO Grapdo isil~sy, for tho tuuip.
ment of its extension.
The suspension Of tho house OF i, w. MGr-
shall 4 Co., wholesale dry goods merchants OF
Chsrlaton, S. g., WAS announc i yesterday,
with liabilities of $50 900 ard assets of sbout
100000.
A co!crcd man bamed j. L:ivJ has died at
Cambridge. King cauny, Nova Scotia. Ho
was slave Oh board the United States irigaio
chesapeake at tho Tina she was captured by
tho British !ligstc Sasnnon 10 1912. and
brought to lialltfX by the vcto!s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

pending in Congress- ami while her cause was
being supported By such distinguished adVo:
Gates, Mrs. Sprague gave many elegant snd
costly breakfasts ii this rursl villa. at which the
mos! brilliant politicians and lit ;rsry men we're
present, but to which it was never stated that
any ladies' were invited.
''Sooa Alter this tho milk snd prosuco mon
brought suit against Mrs. Sprsguo. or the estate,
in magistrates court for G petty bill, and the
local papers described tho appearance Of RoE e
ConkliDg as her counsel to defend these suie.
They, probably were settled SIS they were never
hesrd of afterwards.
THE career of this brilliant woman from this
time has been fully detailed By the newspapers
of tho day. Tho unfortunate lady has been
guilty at least of ndiscre!ion in her public acts
which have furnished an easy text to scandal.
lovers. Among some of tho most noted Of these
have been persons of her own sex, who envied
her in the days of hor wealth and power, and
| who have satisfied their ancient grudge and so
cial envy by ahsrp.tongued maleVolencs"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15

Mail, Southwark, connects at Chsrlottesri.la
with Ctes. 81 Ohio Il. r., East and West. (:
LyncEburg, connects With Atlantic, hi is. !
Ohio 4: K, through Southwest Virginia, t.
Nashville, Now Orleans Memphis, Little Boz
and Te1as-and at Danville with Richmord :
Danville Il. r.. to South snd Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Charlo:c.
vile to all points on Ches. s. Ohio 4. B., nj
al Denvile for all points South. East end Soata.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Limo leave A,
eIandria daily, except Sunday, 500 a. m. an
l2Oc M, and returning arrive at Alexandra
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washing!9.
III .. m. and Alexandria 81 .. NJ, dals
except Sunday arrive al Strasburp at II Is D. H.,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West Leave Strasburg 2 80 p. NJ, arriving 81
Alexandria al 6 IS p. N.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV,
lS1OH leaves Alexandria daily, except sur
Gay, st ~ 8. M, arriving at Strssburg a..
p M, and returning Leaves Ssrssburg a! =
G. M, arriving in Alcxandra ST 2 50 IN.
For hiddleeurg, daily connection 6. p.ir
station.
For Urporvi!lc, regular Connection st ''o'
For wARRENToN. losvs wssh;pg!an s.
10 q. II. dsily.
All trains make good counoct!ons, =, Hss.
lngton. 10 and from North and Wost.
New Orleans Shopper loaves Washiag!oa
u .. m, running through without. chang
On Express train, leaving Westinghouse 10 u
p. N Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Cs'
With extra charge only Si.GG, thrcuga +
Danvlle.
Pullman Shopping Cars between Wsshing!o%
and Augusta, Ga, without change, on l0W
p. ID. train.
Through tickola very low TO tho s:GGtG 50
Southwest.
MERCER SLAUGHTER, q. \. a.
FOLDING TABLESl
H. FOLDING TABLkSl
We have Just rec ,ive1 nico Let OF St'itea
Folding Tables; also much tner Ash 70 a'"s
Table, highly finished, Csll and examine a.
MCLEAN t. UiiLEk5,
jsnll rs King stree"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-15
Financial.

NEW YORK Jan. 10 The Posts lnsncisl NJ.
ticle says: At tho stock exchange u. s. bend
are firm at unchanged prices. Railroad bends
arc generally strong at an advance Of sh DC,
cent. Now that the telegraph scheme has beer
90 Tar advanced as to be turned over 10 tho law
yefs to prepare the papers. moro attention sn,
pears to be given to the Southwestern schema
BY Jay Gould with the result Of general 81
vance in the prices of the stocks embraced in III,
scheme. The telegraph stocks have been fever
lsh and closed at about yesterdays IIotstions
Money market is easy q. Sac per cent on c.!
loans, 4s6 per can't on time loans and 5s5i o.
prime mercantile psper
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. Is, 1881,
SENATE,

SENATE.
Ihe S5nate Was not 10 session to day. az il
adjourned over yesterday until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MIR. Gaddss, Of Ohio, chairman Of commit.
teo on Library, reported bill authorizing the
construction of building for tho sccommoda.
ton OF tho congressional library, Referred 10
committee of the whole.
The call OF the committees having been con-
Guided. the House at l2::40 went into commit.
tee of the whole on the funding bill, all debate
on tho first section aud amendments thereto,
beiog limited to ten minutes.
The pending amendmon', whaS that offered
on Thursday last. by Mr.. Anderson, of Kansas.
MIR. Price, Of Iowa, Inquired of Dir. Ander.
SOD, wha. b, expected to accomplish by his
amendment which provided for the retirement
of National Bank notes. and for tho issue of
currency ECtcs.
Mr.. Anderson replied. that by issuing cur.
rency Dotes when tho National Bank notes
should havo been retired, the country would
gain this, the. tho United States would bo the
| only poHir haviOg anything 10 d. With the
money of the country.
MIR. Frye, Of Maine, gsvc D0icc Of sub iii.
tutc which ho proposed to offer for tho first
section. providing for the ISSUE of bonds and
treasury notes TO the amount of 100000, 600.
bearing II per cent interest, and redeomablo
alter che year.
MIR. Audersou'a amendment vas thon rlj,c
40 70 los,
The next amendment was then Yagc-ad
by Mr.. DlbreIl. Ct Tennessee, imposing au'
Income tax. the revenue Of which shall
BIO exclusively used for the paymoht of
the hoods and notes herein authorized TO be
issued. The tax is fixed at 3 per can't. on all
net itcames Of over SIS 500. aud uuder $4,000
and at 4 per c.nt. on al net incomes of S. 900
and over.
Mr.. L. Wood. Of Nov York, and Mr.. Fryo,
Ct Mainc, raised tho point OF order tina. the
amendment was not gcrmano and was subssan
italy similar to bills pen liOg before the House.
The Chair sustained the point of order nud
tho amendment was DOT admitted.
Mr.. Bland, Of Mo-, offered an amondment
providing that nothing herein contained shall
DO construed to require tho payment of gold aud
silver coin held for tho redemption OF certi6-
Gates Issued tiorCo1, DOR to reduco tho amount
OF c1ln held for resumption purposes below
800 0Oo,0OO. nor to require the payment Of tho
coin which may be necessary TO redeem tho
public debt on which interest has ceased.
Tho amondmendm,nt was r, j,o.od-57 to 9S.
MIR. Warner, Of o.. offered "a amendment
providing that tho Secretary of the Treasury
nay 10 his diScrcsson mako tho Interest on the
CERTIFICATES pnyably every / months. Rejected.
Mr.. Phillips. Of Missout offered az amend
mont providing that tho certificates shall b, is,
sued in denominations CT 10, 20 and SO dollars,
either eg:stored or coupons Adopted.
MIR. Singleton, Of Ill, ollsred as q substitute
Tor the first section on amendment providing for
dischargiDg the dobt redeemable in 1881 by pay
ment from tho Treasury of $le5 600 900 and BY
the Issue Of S4C0 00r COO in Treasury notes bear
ing per cont interest. Rejected.