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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-12-16
Ilofmann's Independence.

Josef Hofmanp. the famous young
pianist, Is fond of all sorts OF sport,
especially of skating In which. as
boy, he excelled. When visiting st.
Petersburg a year or two ago, josef
was summoned to play before the ex-
empress, the hour named being from
8 to In the afternoon. 1t was per-
feet day. The Neva was frozen over,
of course, and the skating was at its
height. Immediately after luncheon
Josefs father found his son dressing
as If to go to the palace.
Where are you goingY he demand
ed. -
ITO play for the empress" -.
But you are not to go until
O'clock"
Three o'clock II wait until then,
1t will be too late to 60 skating. I'm
going now!'
He went. And 1t is not q surprise
to any one who knows Hoffman, 70
learn that he played for the ex-em-
press as soon as he reached the palace
and that he went off and skated the
rest of the afternoon.-Yerdict.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-12-16
POlN T
TRANSPORTATION co.
: Cheapest and best route to :
Ghincote ague.

Hack leaves Bloomtown 6 a.
m Wisharts 7 80 a. NJ, arrlv-
ing at Chincoteaoue 9.15 a NJ. /;
leaves Chincoteague $50 a. M ,
arriving at Wisharts IL a M,
Bloomtown IL IN. leaves Bloom
town l p. NJ, arriving at Wish
arts 80 p. M, Chincoteague
8 80 p. m.; leaves Chincoteague
4.3O D. m arriving at Wisharts
6 p. M, Bloomtown 7 p. m.
Fare on launch Globe IS cents
each way, on hack 40 cents
full fare from Chincoteague to
Bioomtown rs cents.
S. w. MATTHEW'S,
President.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-12-16
zanau,,,,a Mott Street Book.


Just before Israel Zangwill, author
of the children Of the Ghetto" sail
ed back In disgust to Europe he was
taken by party of Bohemian friends
down into Chinatown. He went the
usual rounds Of the Chinese restau-
rant the Chinese theater and the
opium joints and wound up In the joss
house. He seemed very much inter-
ested in all he saw. He made copious
notes during the evening and asked
q great many questions.
Somebody asked him what he
thought Of 1t all. 49,,
wonderful" he replied. And all
these unfortunate people live in the
neighborhood Of Mott street, dc they?
well. In that case think III write
another book all about these poor
wretches. And think. too, will call
1t the Children of the Motto!-New
York World.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-12-16
The Man with the Hoe.

General Tracy was engaged In dis
cussion with another American on Pro
lessor Markham's much talked OF
poem, 1.-The Man With the Hoe" An
Englishman who was listening to the
argument asked who the man with the
Doe was.
"The man with the hoe?" repeated
the general. "Why, that is the news
paper man."
Somebody had to hammer treatise
on printing presses into the English
mans head before he saw the point.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-12-16
AccOMAC c. H. VA SATURDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1900.

work ana higher character. Suppose,
Instead of waiting unit! 81 minutes
after this evening. when the sun will
set, you transact this glorious work OF
forgiveness at meridian.
Don't Nurne Wrath.
Again, we ought not to let the sun
60 down on our wrath, because we will
sleep better II we are at peace with
everybody. Insomnia Is getting to be
one of the most prevalent Of disorders.
How few people retire al 10 o'clock nj
night and sleep. clear through to In
the morningl To relieve this disorder
all narcotics and sedutives and NOR
phine and chloralan bromide Of potas
stun and cocaine and intoxicants are
used, but nothing Is more important
than q quiet spirit II we would win
somnolence. How Is man going to
sleep when he Is in mind pursuing an
enemy? With what. nervous witch
he will start out Of a dream! That
new plan of cornering his foe will keep
him wide awake while the clock strikes
II, ~, l, 2. give you an unfailing
prescription for wakefulness: Spend
the evening hours rehearsing your
wrongs and the best way Of ayenging
them. Hold convention Of friends on
this subject in your parior or office ut
8 or 0 o'clock Close the evening by
writing a bitter letter expressing your
sentiments. Take from the desk or
pIgeonhole the papers in the case to re-
fresh your mind with your enemy's
meanness. Then lie down and walt
for the coming of the day. and 1t will
come before sleep comes or your sleep
will be worried Qulescence and. If you
take the precaution to lie fat on your
back. a frightful nightmare.
Why not put bound to your AMI
mostly? Why let your foes come into
the sanctities of your dormltory? Why
let those slanderers who have already
torn your reputation to pieces or In
jured your business bend over your
midnight pillow and drive from you
one Of the greatest blessings that God
can offer-sweet, refreshing. all in
MIGRATING sleep? Why not fence out
your enemies by the golden bars of the
sunset? Why not stand behind the
barrIcade of evening cloud and say to
them. "Thus far and no farther"
Many man and many a woman Is
having the health Of body rs well as
the health of soul eaten away by n
malevolent spirit. have In time of
religious awakening had persons night
after night come into the Inquiry room
and get no peace Of soul. After awhile
have bluntly asked them. as there
not some one against whom you have
hatred that you are not willing to
give upg" After little confusion they
have slightly whispered, Yes" Then
have said. "You will never find peace
with God as long as you retain that
virulence."
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-12-16
Another Kind.

Miss shlpman-The failure of the
Shamrock to win the Americas cup
must have been q heavy blow to Sir
Thomas Upton.
Mr.. Newsalt-Well, didn't he pray
for heavy blow whole week before
the first race7-Jewelers' Weekly.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-12-16
The One pav Cold cure.

Cold in head and sore throat cured by ker-
motifs Chocolates Laxative Quinine. AS easy
TO take az candy. "Children CRY Tor them
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-12-16

Newly renovated and put in
first-class condition.
American plan ST. soup per day.
Rooms, European plan,5o cts. up
Special rates for commercial
travellers and weekly boarders.
O. A. FOWLER,
Manager.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-12-16
practIce Forgiveness.

Oh, it makes one feel splendid to
be- able by Gods help to practice un-
limited forgiveness. 1t improves ones
body and soul. My brother, 1t will
make you measure three or four more
inches around the chest and improve
your respiration so that you can take
a deeper and longer breath. 1t In
proves the countenance by scattering
the gloom and makes you somewhat
like God himself. He Is omnipotent,
and we cannot copy that. He is indie
pendent Of all the universe. and we
cannot copy that. He is creative, and
we cannot copy that. he is omnipres-
ent, and we cannot copy that. But ne
forgives with a broad sweep all faults,
and all neglects. and all insults. and all
wrongdolngs, and In that we may copy
him with mighty success. Go harness
that sublime action of your soul to the
sunset-the hour when the gate OF
heaven opens to let the day pass into
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01

meiit pie Tie fommen, pbne beionoeren
S1aoen ansuri9ten.
On Der Bride trsnnten iie iif. Sam
i6ritt iber Dieielbe ieinem pdterli9en
Sauie gu, pdbrenb 5rani barauf
Itebsn blieb. Ste tiefe Stile um i'm
Der that inn pobl. Gr siinbete cine
frti9e Gtearre an unb lebnte ii9 iibet
bas SelGnber, in bic buntsle gtabt
binausblidenb. Inter linn ihdumten
Die bp9angei9poaenen Wafer bes
5Iuhes bin, gu ietner GeGten lag Die
i6lummernbe Stabt, in Der nur bier
unb ba nod Elm 2i9t gu Ieben mar,
limits bon inn ragten bic alien Mduern
elmer Observation-Disclosures, Die ldngit
ni9t mebr beiu9t purbe, f9tpdr3 uno
finiter gum 9immel emppr. On ibrem
Sube i6lGngelte ii9 Elm tleiner, Srant
aus friiberen 3eiten pp6Ibefannter
SuBpeg entlang, bart an Dem llfer
oes 5lu1es bin.
Der &esen bate aufsebOrt unb Der
Sturm nd9seldfen, bod augeni9eins
lid nur, um &rGfte gu einem neuer
@usbruG 81 iammeln. Iuf benz Sc
ldnber neben Syranf lag Elm Stein,
runo uno glott ipie cine &egeltugel.
8ermutbli9 batten &inber bamit ges
fpielt unb i'm bier lieeen eelaHen.
5rant FOB ibn auf unb pog i'm ipiez
lenb in Der Sanb.
plDBli9 bDrte er Subtritte. Sin
Mann fam eilig ben Subpfab entlane
uno ities bic Stufen our Bride binauf;
5ranf ftieB einen leidten Huf Der
ueberrai9ung aus, ais er ben Hdber=
fpmmenoen erfannte. Gr tpe6ielte Elm
paor f4nelle @prte nit ibm, bann
gingen beioe ben 5uBpes auriid, Den
Der Sine setpmmen; Srant true ben
Stein, ben er ipielenb aufgenpmmer
bate, nod in Der 9anb.
Sbre 8eftalten peri9panben in be,
Sunfelbeit, MIR Die f4nellen Shrittt
tOnten beriiber. Sa peritummte plDb.
lih bieies @erdui9, Elm unterbriidte,
S6rei baltic bur6 bic Stille Der Ia6t
jebt elm speiter, Dem elm bumpfes
StObnen folgte.
Gben brad Der 8pImonb burh BIZ
Wolten; feline Strablen beleu9teter
grea bas blei9e, blutiiberitrDmte 4nt.
Lip zines auf benz 8ooen liegenber
Wtannes, neben benz elm a~tpeiter fnietI
unb fi9 bon S%ooesangit iiber ibr
beugte.
Cine i9pere @olfe trat ppr Der
Monb, als Tie pprbeisespsen mai uni
bic Strablen nieber auf bic Stele fie:
len, auf Der 10 S9redli9es ge19eben
mar bieie leer. 2aut f9dumenb uni
rdui4eno f9oiIen Die @slsn be;
Slunes babin, cine lebloIe @eitalt mi
in Dilbem Subel nit ii9 bapon rel.
Benb. Sod einmal tau9te bas blei6t
@ntlib Spif6en Den buntlen @eqer
ollf, bann sog Die Wirbel es in BIZ
Siefe.
Iuf benz tleinen SuBpfabe abe,
itiirmte elm Mann nit geItrdubter
Saaren uno perSerrten 3iigen in
atbemloier, iinnperpirrter 5lu9t Dor.
iiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-01

Sn spei Sasen 5pnen bic 9loden
Der fleinen Rtrcbe bon Nepburb sur
So63eit lGuten. SIM S6ulbauie lit
Qles bon 2eben unb GeIdGftigteit.
STA 1T nit ibren 5tpei 8naben 9es
fommen, Inn Marie bel ben pe1i9iebes
nen 8orbereitunsen gu belfen. Die
quite STA! Was bate man pobl onsez
fangen obne fee sic iprgt fir @les,
BON ben talten Sil5en Bis gum 9o9s
Seitstud)en, BON ben 8lumen, pel9e
ouf ben Weg CUR Stride geitreut iperben
Iollen, Bis gu benz Srdutfrdnse, ben Tie
auf Marie's 2oden ieBen min. Sic 1T
bas treibenbe Clement i'm Sauie unb
bonn friiben Morseu Bis gum IpGten
@benb in getpesung.
Den ganSen Sag lang pirb bas
G9ul6aus ni9t leer bon 8pter, Die
Yadete unb S9a6teln bon alien Irten
unb 9rDBen bringen. Sin She'll berz
islben entbdlt 9ei9ente fir Marie;
Sntel Spe bat ieinem 2iebline einen
S6mud seienbet, BEL beIen Wnblid
lire 4usen be1er leu9ten, als bic
Steine barduf; ibres 8aters gruber,
Der in paris ppbnenbe 2orb, Ienbet
Elm toitbares per~lencolier; SIR. Slurp,
Sranf's 8ormunb, bat Die g6re, einen
S~afelauflaB gu i9iden, Der isinem Sc
Der ale @bre ma9t, unb Sia's @atte
bate ale 2Gben 2onbon's ausqeIu6t,
um elm !9o45eitssei9ent fir feline
feline S9pGgerin aus3ufinben, bas
aae anberen in S9atten felt.
Der anbere She'll Der S9a9teln uno
padete entbdlt bic &leibnug, pel6e
bic Barrier Wobiitin erlt einienbet.
STA f9ldgt als pruttii6e Srau bic
Sdnoe iiber benz &ppf 5ufammen iiber
bic &leioer, ipel9e Marie mad 4nii6t
Der Mobiitin auf ibrer So93eitsreiIe
tragen ioa. Wunberbur i9Dn iinb lie
ale, aber tein einsises lit barunter, bas
cine &egeni4auer pertriise ober Marie
an einem fiiblen 4benbe rparm balten
tDnnte.
gs bleibt STA nihts iibris, als ii6
i9leunigit an Die @rbeit gu MAIDEN,
um penigitens einige prattii9e unb
bequeme Soiletten fir ibr S6peIterz
diem bersuiteaen, unb es lit cine Sreube,
5uaufeben, pie raid Slaneq unb Sud-
unter ibren f%linten 5insern 5orm nebs
men. Marie bagegen entpidelt, pis
mir gu unierm 8eoauern seiteben
miiRen, nur penis Sleib.
Seit iie bon 2onbon %suriidgefebrt
lit, bat bas alte trdumeriI9e WeIen
pieber Ma6t iiber iie sefponnen. Sic
ertldrt STA fir Die liebite unb bette
aller S9peftern, aber riibrt teinen
Singer, I'm fi4 ibr niibli9 gu erpeiIen.
Stunben lang iibt lie auf ibrem 2iebs
lingspldB4en auf ben &lippen, als
sinse bas fleiBise Sreiben i'm Sau1e is
gar ni9ts an.
llebrisens it0rt Niemano lie in ibren
SrGumereien, am tpenisiten STA, bic
redt gut peib, baB iunse Mdb9en Sipei
Sage Dor ibrer So6aeit an pi9tisers
Ga9en 3u benton baben, ais on &leiz
Der unb So65eitstu6en.
@s 1T 4benb, elm bsiBer, feu9ter,
I9piiler Suniabsnb, fein 2iift9sn
regt fi9. Oie Seniter bes @obnaim=
mers, ipel6e na9 Dem @arten binauss
oeben, iinb peit geoffnet. ebsnSo bic
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
Another Soul takes its Flight.

Aaron Higgins, after long and.
serious illness died at his home, near
Old Hamlin last Friday, surrounded
by his family and friends who admin
lstered to him, all that love and sym
pathy could give as he parted from
those he loved, Mr.. Higgins was in
his Goth year ; was born in Ohio; was
married 81 years aga to Syvilla Wright
IN Poweshiek county. Iowa. He serv
ed about three years in the Rebellion,
IN Company q, 18th Iowa Volunteers.
several years. He was man of honor
and integrity, dealing honorably with
his fellow men, winning the respect
ofneighbors and friends. His remains
were laid to rest Sunday in the Viola
Cemetery, and the many friends share
tne sorrow OF the bereaved family. A
wife has lost devoted husband the
children kind father and the friends
a true and worthy associate.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
The Besfis
the (heapesf

Rather than sell some un-
known, unreliable machine
we offer the "NEW HOME"
"a strictly high grade sew
ing machine with a world.
wide reputation, warranted
for ten years at the price you
would have to pay for an un-
known make.
We employ no canvassers
OF peddlers and buying direct
from the largest manufac.
tuners in this country we will
sell you a machine just as
cheap, if not cheaper than
you can buy one in Chicago.
THE NEW IDEAL, a war.
ranted machine, finished in
oak and bent wood work
cover, five drawers, a full set
of attachments.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09

o. L. Lane went to Dedham. Tues-
day, to buy cattle. Lutte is doing
big cattle business. :
John Polzin, Gray's popular mer-
chant, was transacting business al the
county seat Tuesday.
A. e. Beason went with Hamp
Jones to Omaha, Monday night. Ed.
went along to see the tall buildings.
Fred Blume went to Council Bluffs.
Wednesday noon, look after business
relative to the Ballard estate. He will
also go to Tabor, Iowa, before return
ing.
F; N. Leet, w. H. o'Connell, John
"a. Mosier and Asmus Boysen depart
ea TOT Stuttgart, Arkansas, Monday
night, for a two weeks business trip
and outing. The boys have some bust
ness to attend to, but hope to have
time enough to Gag some game.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
Death Claims Another.

Last Sunday night at 1000 O'Clock.
George Kelly passed quietly away,
parting from loved ones and earthly
scenes to that bright and glorions fI-
ture that awaits us all. For wears he
has lived in our midst where his friend
ship, has been formed by kind
words and loving deeds of Kindness
that could only be severed by death !.
When Decoration day comes there will
be another grave in Maple Grove Gem
etery, which will be decked with flow
ers and over which his comrads, the
boys who wore the blue, will fire a
salute in honor of the valor and hero
ism of him, whose mortal remains will
be hid from human eyes, resting with
lips silent and bosom cold in death
sweet peace.
George Kelly was born Nav, 90,
1872, in Indiana, moved to JASPER
comfy, Iowa, when years old. When
10 years old, in 1861, he enlisted in
GO. l, 10th Iowa Volunteers, and
served three years. Shortly after he
was married and moved to Audubon
county where he has since resided.
He leaves wife and twelve children
to mourn his loss.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
El|[ll|[N|[Il[ BON
NASH, PHELPS & MOSIER,

-LAW-All kinds of legal bust
ness carefully attended to, both in the state
and federal courts, real estate, commercial and
drawn and estates carefully managed on reas-
enable terms. We have complete set of alb
stract books for all lands in Audubon county.
Office over Commercial Bank, South Side Park
Audubon Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
Ela;]IE33l
A Wonderful Years Business

business the
history OF
previous
The result highly the
eve methods which the business
which
ABSOLUTE
ougzy complete tocA intelligent sopeop1e
Reliable
PRICES
eclipse businesses the
results
d keep cwnhh ehmesn md Willing stckso
S
tdesret omkeurto II shopping headuar
bye n fort hard woka clos appia
o to than rni sent st n
world
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09

Cal Marlin will be in Audubon
every Wednesday gathering news for
the Journal. Watch for us, wait for
us and give us the news.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
$500

This is not a cheap imita-
ton machine, but a genuine
high grade Sewing Machine
with the latest improvements,
manufactured by the New
Home Sewing Machine Co.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09

More Audubon on page g.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-02-11

some are ready for harvesting. - - aosrs
In September, travelling on the same road, but
one yoke OF oxen was seen. To-day In some
fields large herds Of several hundred cattle
each. greeted US This Is the surest sign that
Cuba Is paeiflod
The present situation in the island
Mr.. Porter briefly summarized as fol.
lows:
Gen. Proctor. OF Vermont Just up from ,hs
most western province. Plnar del kio, says he
has been with Geu Davis, who reports the
most perfect order as being maintained by ma
tive troops and that this has been eone with
out money and without price In fact all the
police work Is now dono oy Cuban police In
Havana province Cen Le; has tbs sntiro con-
nisnce Of the people, while The Cuoan poiics
force under Gen. Mcnocal, Is belag formed for
Havana This force Is now drilling every day
in the public square OF Havana and they mp
pear to be fne body OF men In Matanzaa
province Gen Pedro Betaacourt says all
Is tranquil In Santa Clara province
order has been restored. In Puerto
Principe the Cuban army has dis
| beSdgd, 'aw and order prevailed and tho people
| Grs rapidly getting to work again In Santi-
| ago Gen Leonard Wood and the Cuban gen.
| erai. Castillo. are masters OF the situation
| Some objection to the plan Of reconstruction
| may be made by some OF the leaders for various
reasons but IL Is not likely that tn dr viewi
/ will preval II onoe the United States and
| Cuban military leaders Ia each province car
get together and meet around table viii
Gen Brooke and Gen Gomez II this can b
brought about at an early date all outside op'
position will surely disappear snd the CubaH
problem will be In fair way Of solution
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-02-11
poRTER's REPORT ON CUBA.
He Tells OF His Recent vlsit to the isiApd'
and nis Observations as to the
Present Conditions,

4
WashiBgton, Feb. 7.-Bnbert r por'
ter has arrived in Washington, having
come directly from Havana after MS
successful mission 10 Gen. Gomez,
whom he met at Remedies He sub
mitted his report to Secretary Gage
Yesterday. Aside from the successful
outcome Of his mission the most inter-
estinR part OF Mr. Portcr's report re-
lates to his observation as to the con-
ditions In the islands rs they exist to-
day. ooO
From Havana 10 St Domingo, nearly w
miles. your commissioner went over the same
route as hs did last September The difference
however, In the condition Of the country nov
and then Is very marked In September tne
whole distance was one scene OF dcsolsiion
There were literally no signs ot life, human o.
animal. except at the railway stations, Whiel
swarmed with starving humanity Never we'
there such abiect misery seen as then. To-oal
conditions are improved There are oegRars
but Of the chronic sort A decided change Io
the better u noticeable In he.eountry l'srii ~,
the people are beginning to work agaln IN,
cp,ak -GreYlag sroIa hayA eses- nlaaisa IN
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-02-11
the Ohinese Family.

Ono Of the most striking elements IN
Chinese life is its solidarity Asis wen
known, the family has a much larger
function than with u.s. The marriage
~ a SON does not break in upon the
family life, but enlarges 1t, the deush-
ter-in-law becoming incorporated IN !,
the family of her husband. several
generations may be welded together
~ ~ one home, the authority OF the
elders becoming the more absolute
with time. Growing old Is certainly
robbed in China of some OF the 'errors
n has among us. The older nun y
crows the more weight Is accordea 70
sis wisdom. A girl may be worse .nal ,.
yaIueless; y a young wife Is the haples, ,
ssrvapt Of her mother-in-law, put
mother is sure Of honor wnien "a ~
creases with the years, ana gIauu
mo,her rules the generations WIN
rod M iron.--N Y. Sun,
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-02-11
HOW THE SENATE VOTED.
a Change OF Only one Vote from the Ma
iority wouId Have Given Only the
Required Two Thirds.


Washington. Feb. THE treaty OF
peace negotiated between the commis-
sioners of the United States and Spain
at Paris was yesterday ratified by the
United States senate, the vote being
81 yeas to 81 nays, or one more than
the two-thirds majority necessary to
secure senatorial concurrence In q
treaty document. The vote was taken
in executive session, and, until the ia
Junction of secrecy was removed, the
result was supposed to be private; but
the vice president had no more than
announced the treaty before senators
| rushed out of every door leading from
the senate chamber, declaring that
the treaty had been ratified. Some
made the mistake of stating that there
were three votes to spare. There was,
in fact, only one vote more than was
necessary; that Is. the change OF one
vote from the treaty to the opposition,
making the result SO to 9s, would have
left barely the two-thirds majority.
The vote in detail was as follows;
Yeas-Aldrlch, Allen. Allison, Baker, Bur
rows. Butler. Carter. Chardler. Clark, Clay
| Cullom. Davis, Deboe, Elkins, Fairbanks
Faulkner, Foraker, Frye, Gallinger. Gear
Gray, Hanna, Hansbrough. Harris Hawley
Jones (Nev,l. Kenney, Kyle Lindsay Lodge
Mcbride, McEnery. McLaurin, McMilln, Man
tie, Mason. Morgan. Nelson Penrose, Perkins
Pettus, Platt Conn J, Plat IN. ", Pritchard
Quay Ross, Sewell Shoup. Simon, Spooner
Stewart, sullivan, Teller. Thurston, Warren
Wellington Wolcott-a
Nays-Bacou. Bate, Berry, Cafery, Chiffon
Cockrell, Daniel German. Hale Heitfeld
Hoar, Jones (Ark), Mallory, Martin, Mllls
Mitchell, Money. Murphy, Pasco, Pettigrew
Rawlins, Roach, Smith. Tillman, Turiey
Turner, vest-2I
Absent and palred-Cannon and wilson 10
with Mr. White against and Proctor and wei
| more for with Mr.. Turple against