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Huntsville gazette., 1882-02-18

LET us hear from some member OF
the House on the Freedman's Bank
BILL 1t is somebody's opportunity to
do their fellow men great service.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-02-18

The INTFR- OCEAN says that young
S ,teldo, who was very eager about
shooting the editor of the Republican,
has spent year in the penitentiary.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-02-18

CHATTANOOGA is preparing to erect a
school building for its colored child
ren at a cost of ten thousand dollars.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-02-18
Florence Postmaster.

WASHINGTON. February f5-The
President har nominated William E.
Harrison postmaster at Florence, Ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-02-18

ScovlLLE's appeal for contributions
has brought him no greenbacks, but
he continues to hold on to his case.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-02-18

AT the Democratic roll call in Aug
ust, some Of the most faithful will not
answer.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-02-18

For Governor,
Who will fill the blank with a
winning candidate ?
Huntsville gazette., 1882-02-18
Another Case.
National View.

National View
In the contested election cases
pending iii the House, much feeling
is manifested and many s.range de
velopments are being made. The
Frost -Sessingham frauds are we'll
known to the public. The following
notice i'll the Lowe Wheeler contest,
just filed before the com mittee, pld-
ces General Wheeler Ill a like dis
creditable attitude. We hope for the
honor Of Alabama that he may be
able to explain it.
House Election CoDnattee, 47th Con-
gresS.
VIM. NJ Lowe, Contestant, U.s. Jo-
seph Wheeler, Contestee.
Comes the contestant, Wm. nj.
Lowe, and in proper person moves
the committee to strike from the dep
osition of Dennis Doneldson, wit
ness for contestant, the following
words, to wit: and because no no.
tice Of any kiud whatever has been
served on contestee Ill any way what
ever that said witness would be eX-
amined," which said words contest
ant is informed and believes were
unlawfully and surreptitiously inter
polated into said deposition by the
contestee. JOS aph Wheeler, after the
same had been duly signed by the
witness, and Ill the absence # con
testant, and without his knowledge
or consent, and without The knoNl-
edge on consent of the commissioner
before WHO Il st'd deposition was
tken In evidence whereof contest
ant cites The committee To the origi-
nal luah u5cilpt III lie con est e's own
handwl1 ing ani 10 the f liowiug
Gel ltiuctJe Dt sitl / commissioner, at
Jllched 70 / | iept,>ltl H. an print
ed Oh page 255o Ut she record, to Mlt:
" Ihe tollowi to Wit aad because
no notice Of any kind whatever h S
been served nn crnte>tee In ANY Way
whatever that sud witness would be
examined, was put on deposition,
after it was signed, without my
knowledge or consent.
A. j. BENTLEY, Commissioner.
And Ill this ot hal: contestant prays
Judgment of the committee.
VIM NJ Lowe, COntes tant
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

C.. X. Leinbach, in charge Of gov
eminent surveying party, Is in the
city, having arrived yesterday. The
outfit is located for the winter ON Flat
Willow creek, a tributary to the Mus
cleshell. Mr.. Leinbach expresses
himself very much pleased with Mon
tana, and thinks of going into stock
raising after be has performed the
work he Is now engaged in.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Henry DuFresne wishes to announces
to the people of Miles City and the
public in general that he will from this
date be ready 10 ,io painting. stripping
aud repairing in that line on short
notice. He can be found ut Dan Nc
Millan's shOD. 34-tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
Dissoluti0n Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore existing, be
tween Fred II. Hill and Charles b.
Garrett and, under the firm name OF
Hill q Garrett, doing a business al
fruit dealers, has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All debts
due the firm must be paid before Dec.
lst, lss2, and all the obligations of the
flnn will be paid and collected by
Fred II. Hill. FRED ii. HILL,
3l-tf CHAs. B. GARRFTT,
Dated Miles City, Ncv. IL, 1882.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
PERSONAL POINTS.

Frank Hughes, of New Mexico, is at
the Inter-Ocean.
w. S. Connor, from saltwater, is at
the Commercial.
Col. w. F. Sanders, of Helena, is in
the city again.
Joseph w. Allen, Of Glendive, is at
the Inter-Ocean.
John Kimes, of st. Paul, is at the
Commercial.
f. q. Graves, from Minneapolis, is
at the Commercial.
L.R. Villemaire, Of San Francisco, is
at the Inter-Ocean,
Mrs. Scmalsle, and son from st. Paul,
are at the Grand Central.
J. M. Smith is at the Inter-Ocean
and registers from San Francisco.
C. c. Gates, the newly elected asses
sor Of Custer county, Is at the Grand
Central.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

The Masons and Odd Fellows have
fitted up the rooms over the Union
hall. The furniture is new through
cut, and everything presents neat
and tasty appearance. They are with
out doubt the finest furnished rooms
of the kind in the territory.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

A man stood on the bath. room floor
While ragged the storm without
One hand was on the water valve,
The other on the spout =
He hercely tried to turn the plug,
Bat all in vain he tried
al see Il ALL am betrayed
The water 5 froze!" he cried.
Down 10 the kitcheh then he rushed,
And in the basement dove,
Long strived he for to turn the plugs--
But sllin vain he strove.
"The llydrant may be running yet"
He cried in hoIeiul tone
Alas, the by drant to was fr0ze
As stiff ~ any stone.
There came . burst-the water pipes
And plugs--oh, where were theys
Ask Of the soulless plumber man
Who called around next day.
-Denrer Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

A car load of all kinds of heating and
cooking stoves have just been received
at Burleigh's mammoth store. Now Is
the time to call while the stock is COM
plete 7tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Basinski Bros, with their charac-
teristic energy and business sagacity,
viii soon place within reach Of the
public circulating library Of sOO
volumes, which will be enlarged to
1000 or more a. fast a. circumstances
may require.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

A one thousand dollsr COW recently
passed through Miles City. This
would make her milk valued at three
dollars per quart, rather expensive
fluid to bathe a Miles City oyster in.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Carter & Lynn's Oyster Ocean looms
up witha new lamp, which goes to
show that they are not backward in
giving light to pedestrians who travel
ON that part of Main street.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Mcdowell & sharp, heavy cattle
owners, Of Tongue river, left yesterday
with full supply of provisions for the
winter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

A. B. Wolf, of Tongue river valley,
came down from his ranch yesterday
on the hurricane deck of cayuse. He
has turned out to be a broncho rider
since he quit the hotel business.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
Religious Notices.

There will be no Episcopal service
tomorrow, the new chapel not being
ready for use ms expected. There being
no room suitable for public worship to
be obtained In town, the rector will
make missionary to Glendive.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
A REPORTERlAL ROUNDUP,

The work on the upper story of the
court house, except some painting, h
completed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

The men confined In the county
Jail pass away the hours In braiding
tancy brides. They find ready sale
lor them ut high prices.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Only five days to Thanksgiving.
The season when the square ivories
are thrown for turkeys, and the boy
loads up with pumpkin pie and plum
pudding.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Madam Green's grand ball will take
place on Monday evening, instead OF
tonight, as previously announced.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

4 new sign adOrns the Union hall
which announces that the weary
traveller can find lodging there.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

The roofing on Garlock' house, close
10 the Episcopal church, was finished
yesterday. a..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
Oyster Ocean

1s the name of the new fivt-clas
oyster house recently opened unde
the Firt National bank. A. Booth
bulk oysters 75 cents per quart. 3ltf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Do not pass the Keg saloon without
dropping In for a nice drink of good
liquor or fine cigar. 1-tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
A First-Class Place.

The new Oyster Ocean under the
Fist National bank IL u grand suo-
ct.s. A. booths tsuik oysters rs cents
per quart. IT. 3ltf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

VIM. Commons, Glendive; w. s.
Conrad. saltwater John Kimes, st.
Paul; +. j. Graves, Minneapolis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

The brick work on b. w. Ladd's
residence is finished, and neat job
was done by H. =. Richards, the con-
tractor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Inter-lceaa.
B. f. McGuirk, N. p. II. r.; Frank
Hughes, New Mexico; j. NJ. Gould,
San Francisco; Louis r. Nillemaire,
San Francisco; Joseph w. Allen,
Glendive; Abram Fenton and wife,
Fargo; w. f. Sanders, Helena; w.
+. Zietz, Bismarck.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
school BOOks.

All the books used i'm the public
schools of this territory are kept on sale
at Basinski Bros. store. 32-37
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Sam and VIM. Dessfardines, Tongu,
river; VIM. Vinces, Tongue river
Mrs. Mary Schmalsle, st, Paul; Z. c
Gates, Graveyard.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

For the next thirty days, I win ssll
dtAmonda, g0ld and silver watches,
chains, rings, &C., for cost.
l4tf. b. ASHLEY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
New Goods.

Nathan's Bazaar, next to.the post
office, is the place tor the ladies to
select from the finest lot OF goods ever
shipped TO Miles City. 34-25
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
stoves! Stoves!

All kinds of heating and cooking
stoves, at Burleigh's. 7tf.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Fresh fish at Flarharty's, the Park
stseet fruit stand. S3tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Fresh fish at Flarharty's. the Park
street fruit stand. 33tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Fresh fish at Flafhasty's, the m
street fruit stand. si 83{f
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25
Fresh Oysters.

Fresh Oysters.
When in want Of oysters cooked In
every style go to the Oyster Ocean,
the best place in town to get fresh
oysters. A. Booths bulk oysters IS
cents per quart. 3ltf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

NJ. Brandenburg, Montana; Henry
Niegle, Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Fresh oysters cooked In every style
at the new Oyster Ocean under First
National bank. A. Booths fine bulk
oysters Is cepe per quart. Htf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Fresh fish at Flaharty's, the Park
street fruit stand. 33tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Nov on hand twenty five Of the new
light running DomeHlic sewing ma-
chinsk bpecaal terms and prices los
~ =, :. Miles 4 BrRUvELls
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Madam Green desires To call the
attention of the public that she has
re0pened the old stand opposite the
Cosmopolitan theatre, and win from
this date keep ON hand the choicest of
liquors and cigars. A grand social
dance will be given on the evening Of
November 27th. All are invited to
Af1cnd. 4AAl - ; 92-34
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-25

Choice brands of liquon at Keg
saloon. l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Lee 1slatiVe.

10 tho Stale Senate yesterday President
pro iem. Wood made an explanation. ia which
he stated hist he bad baeu 10 tho wroup ia
ruillrg 90 Saturday that debate on q motion 10
Icy Oh the sable sss 40 error. Be said be Ras
led into this mistake BY following The p.e-
c'dsnt which hsd b,en set by Li.utensn,
Governor Walker, ono Of ,hs bes. ptesidiog
tthoers the Ssoate ever had.
Messrs. L,vors:ein. Hurt. Heaton, Tw,msp,
Thnrnso: koincr, Digs. Smith, Lowell, "a.
munds tIe: cher. Atkinson. Wing6e!d OF A.
oemaIls sod otheIs entered q strong write d
protest against the rulipgs OF the catir referred
TO- Mr. Riddltbsrcrr spoke against N, prc-
test. and Messrs. Hurt sid Thurmao 10 its
tsvtr. The debate was cepiirued uotil pusrIy
O'Clock. Wheu the Senste. without ac,i,p.
sdi,urned.
Mr. Rddebsrger's motion. to ley % The
table the lSiut oid=r having for is otjso. the
election of Auditor AID o,risio other STATE
officers. Was adopted,
Another lac resolution WIS then il
trOduosd ssitiOg The lime as nexs Wednesday
tor the election of all officers This res, l,,ion
lies over.o dsy. uoder the rules. MIR. Wal
ker. who Introduced this last resolution, ia ons
OF tee tso senators who d:s,ed oo S.lurdsy to
postpone the eleo.iuu IF kudtor ua;il After the
report from the con mil!es f loves.ig,tioo of
CERTAIN charges OF corruption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
FROM WASHINGTON,
Special Correspondence of the Alera. Ga

SPECIAL Correspondence of the Alera. Gazette.
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Feb. 81. 1882.
Tha developments 10 tho BLAZING Arthur i'm
br,tHo are Supposed here 10 pu! AmsIiosp IL
silu'ious in wOrs, light than ihey have ever
heretofore elpsa'ed io. for they show that co:
rupiOn has b. cone SO rspseious aud :tcrupu-
ous, 10 The STATE Department that il would
even involve the c2uDIry 10 war, aod all lis a.
terdaot miss,les. 10 secure the success of O
fraudulent s.beme. Senator B!air's c)puet-
ion With the stf.r will probably be tito SUI
c. OF Senatorial ibvss:ig Niop.
Ole 1t the many ir,o:parent ibis nOa b.
fore Congress is bill compelling ell the water
renters 10 the D;slrc: OF Columbia to have
meters attached to their tylraas. The pur
Chase AID adjustment of tie matters will .rd
tho onDcr,uni y Tor pluoder.
The reosut ,psech OF Sepatcr Faeos ia oppc-
sition 10 high tariff, like ths; OF Senator ohc-
stcn ca tho M,tose movement at tie las. ses-
sion. exhiti ) 10 glariog 6gorea. the gross 10
equality with which Congress has treated The
South 10 tbs matter of appropriations for IT,
terpsl Improvements aad for educ ,tonsl Dur
DoAee, thousands Of doIlsrs and thousands OF
ceres OF pabl lauds having been appropriated
tor the North for ,Vjry dollsr sbd scr. that
have beea given IL the South. And yet ,hs
North tsuois the Stub With h:r SOW p1egrcss
sad With her iiteracy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Mardl Gras,

The hrs: representation by tho Ktewe oI
Pfo'eus ct New Orleans last night ILLUSTRATED
ancient Egyptian theology. The pageant ODD
sted CT Is cara. Ssv,ra!tf the car; wsrs Of
u1comm'n bsnu'y md ltvishY decorated. The
details of the o'stumas add architecture were
copied from tn, b!st works on E,rn:olos y
Alter the pig ,antthe Kr:w: g.vs a grand bal
sod tsblssu q; the Fioreh Op,ra IIonse. The
Hex rto'ptioo Was an exquisite If air. The
Uoted States Steamer Ksal sarge, Iy,ns IF lte
loot CT Julia street, Was handsomely decorated
sod on the arrival of the Kiug 6;ed nations
salute, and The guards of honor ioouded d.
tachmept OF Unted States n arines aud sailors,
Royal coltr3 w:re dispsyed % tho th.tpipp
and throughout the CITY. and a great oruwa as
sembled 90 The sI'eets sloag Hhuh tho pro .
sion moved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Flood.

MtMpnls. Tenn, Feb. 2l.-A jispa On from
d., leos. date d list light. suys thr ii u.i,p II :
mains unchanged, ard he riv,r has b.en at q
stand for lhs ras' "a hou,s. H., warr in
the CITY CON iDu:s rIs'ov. g. is COW ovsr North
Malo street at the Ptecbyt.tian Gu Oh. All
he mi''s aud workshops il tte L. part of the
ely hs'e tu.p,Dded operations, aid mspy
isoorers are ibrosn out Of en- oIoy meut. A few
more days Of su,h distress will lesv, macy 10
SO ual want. Tue ouy msats IF oommunlcs
'lo1 between Main suesland Yves. Helena is By
sklf1s, t.rwhch there ID great dematd. Bust
ness is at aodsli!l. The are 20 trst c:ions 10
me!c.ntie clio es. txc:p, f,r &C u,l uec:s<sries
of life.
CINCINNATI. o.. Feb 2l.-At mauy paip.s
bswteen THIS city and Vi,ksburg the river i, -
inches Eipher than was ever known before,
This is acc unt,d for bv tba fac. that tho
Mississippi riser n.s o., f,w, d bspis b Va
90 ola, Ark % Mills W Tho river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
DIED.,

Near Bailey's Cross Road, Fairfax CO, Va,
ms morning, February Dist, ANN, bslovec
VIE OF James o: Riley, in the SOth ear of bel
sge; - The friends and acqusinta1 c y If Ii,
family are invited TO attend ner fuatrI IRON
81. Jams Church, At IL O'clock, 1hu.sdsy
merniI 6, the 2Sd instant.
IN CnarlestoWn, at the resider c, of her ION
10, ni .iaW' Thomas Biown, esq. on Tuesday
MAsH1HGTON, w dow of the lste Dr. ssmne1
walter Washington of "Hsrewood," Jeffsl On
county, in tbs 71th year of har age.
At "Blsksley," in Jefferson county, ". w.,
February 11th. 1882. If djph.heli. JOHN
AU9uhTINk. second son of Col. Is. P, and
LOUISA +. Chew, in the 9Th year Of his age,
IN shephardstowD, February 18th, 1882 after
Z prlef Hines, OF pneImai. Mrs. HkbkOOA
Col. Armistesd Rust, of Lcudoun oouItv'Vs
MIS- Lee vss about rs years of aye. and leaves
'hfss tmsll children to mourn their loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21

VETo.-Gcv. Cameron has vetoed ;hs anti
du' Ing bi recently passed ty tie i .pis's!ure,
The pix cipal feature OF the bill pr, ydes thai
uoder IT, scu,ion sgsinst person for heyirp
eogaged 10 duel. or for having borne or &C.
OPTED th,large, cry person r.c;s,sryts a
witness 10 establish the fsct hall be r, Tired 10
give eVid:Dce. md b, forever Discharge ed from
prose cuIon for bis Own participation i, tu,h
duel. The Gv.roor SETS forth 40 sptrsval Of
lbs o. DOT The bill IS staed in tho title. bu. his
signature is With II BOGUS, 10 bis op ioou The
third secliou IS retroactive. aad fuetber, thu. it
leaves witness on si,twa COL f.ssion sui ct
TO the poitic.l disqusll6c,tiops prescribed by be
toe ooDstltn ion. tu Wit. Gi,lr.ncni8emsts. The
decision It The Court of Appeals If VIZ
glnia 10 the case Of Cullen vs.. tho C,mnot-
wealth is cited 10 which tho court ba!ow rcouir-
ed witness TO testify sfter his refusal f u tho
reason that he would ctimioste himself, The
court decided that such legislation wan urcor-
stiiu.iopal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
Various Causes

Advancing years, c,rs. sickness, Gi.sppo;n.
ment. al d hereditary predisposiion-sll operate
to turn The hair gray, and either of them ircnes
it to shed prsmAturely. AYBa's HAIR Vlo,R
will restore faded or gray, light or r. hair W
rich brCw1 or deep black, q, may be- detired. L,
SCI ems snd cleRrses the scalp. giving it asllhy
action. It ,euCvts and cures dol deuf and
humcrs. BY its use falling hair is checked Al
. NEW growth will be produced in all cases whe.s
The tonlcles a,a not DESTROYED or the GLANDS &c.
csyed. lis effects are beautifully shown IN
brsshy, weak. or sickly hair, on which few ~.
pl'cstions wilt produc, The gloss and frssh,,s
tf youth. Harmless and ,ure in its results, i! /,
lncompTatl, IS q dre.,iig. ar d is esptc s'iv
valued for the soft sre and richness OF tuae |,
imparts
Ayers BA1a VlG3R IS co!orle.e; contain
neither oil nor dGe; and will rot soil @. coor
willie eano,ic; Q! tlasts long on the hair, and
Keeps 1t freth and vigorous, inpat,i u an sgtee
able perfume.
For sale by al diugsists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
NEWS OF IHE GAY

Inc dlsea,e kaoWo as "P,ek;yA" oouiioues 10
r'ge amorg The ho!ass 10 Upper 0 .taws.
W0tk was basuo y,sttrl,y 90 me d .l:in re
ana Oalo Railroad tx;en'ion 10 D,law,re.
Inc Jafdln d. b. bile 10 Paris has been stlj
for building purposes, ana us demolition viii
sooo commence.
, when The divorce ,se Of Katharine CbLse
SrraGus a2sIosl William SDragu, YEA called 10
'he Supreme Court ct Kingsioo, r. T., yes,el
oSy, COUNSEL ca both siaes rslired for consuts.
''on' aod when they returned they nouii ID The
curt tnat there vas no necessity TOR fziug ,
dey for rial. II il understood that Mrs. Spr;,
gus spatilion f,r divorco will not b, conte stee
oy her husband, ard that she will be given III,
custody OF Der three daughters, willis the sol
will remain with bis father.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-21
TO Days Congressional Proceeding,

Mr.: Ely, 10 presenting q nentral Of The
Ns~ ok Chsmber of Commerce 10 favor OF a
tain commission. said the representation that
the 8, lied BIZ b pro.eoliooists favored The
ol tor dsIsy WAS fsIlscy. As one Of that
cas- no heartily favored central revi.ioo and
am ndment.
MIR L,phsm presented q resolution of the
New York Legislature upon the necessity for q
tax 10 the form If lead mouey f,r the iuspec-
lI>n OF hundreds OF thousst d. Of Immigrants
lsudlug from foliegn ports 10 NV York hal b,r
1.-The prob' bill y being that the numt OF for tie
past yesr 400 000-msy bs increased By
% 600 durioR IN present yesr) sod u,p;ug
uoao The Senator'S reprsi entati7es from NV
rk 10 u'gs law TO rrot, ct ths Safe trem
the cara h Expense whioh teoogs to the
us~s', just imp stion OF prisons Who, 10
macy Cases. sra pdrpIs. Q, i,sls, !uo,tics or
III oed with diseases aud pei % apent pby1ic,l
aud iutelleo,usI disability 10 secure their eva
Support.
Nj. Dawes presented Two bulky p,oisgts
TESTIFY d coJst,d With coIortd ribbons, en,l:e-
itg Iumerous psli ,ps for tho batter obsety.
ascs OF treaty ip1la ns with the Iod.ns,
Asking that 'teD be given Lac dsio s,v r.ry, etc.
HOUSE.
MIR k'slp, OF l.w', uldsr iusruc ion, q
thu Ooumlitee on Ways sad Means gave DC
nc, that he wauld on Tu:s1.y ok. ask the
Htuie TO procetd to the consideration IF the
bill knowo "a the Tariff CoGm iou hi J."
Mr.. Cass dy. tf Nevada, presented The rcs:-
l:io1 OF the Domestic Central Commute, of
tn tnrritory. sitting that tbs D ,mcc.a,ic parry
del oates aoy atfuision with The Mormons.
Referred.
% motion Of Mr.. Steele, of lodi.os, The
Senste b II 10 coable the Posi- master Gcusrsl TO
d'lesae to the Thru Assistant Pos m.s,er
G,LerAl authority TO kien wsrrsutr, was taken
'tcm tSe Spt aket's liable aid passed.
The morning hour haviog bssn diana, I'D
Rts, the Il lie 81 IL IS VI ,ot into thu Csp
uittee Of the Wh,l on tho ics.tf Tics sppr, :
p.istion bi