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Garfield 'Ijoln tleman aad add to it the; requests ooneent,amend-ment, that,, by unanimous may. be pfieredf ; . "I bave not beard anyjRandall to body object noy suggestion. Speaker "Is there any .objection to the request?'? j Garfield ,Vvith the privilege of offering; amendments, I understand." j Rapdall "The gentleman does not understand any such thing." ; . DAVIS'S ; .. . . - to opposite. pinwoodej9s Farnltnre Store, 'VIStSoiitliSt.,; V. r i'i Wbera be SELLS VERT CnsAP.'and koem from ! 3Xain ' St. : . oa band a larre supply of States and Utah COBN, OATS, BAKLET, WHEAT, CHOPPKD FBEDk CUACK.KD WHKAT, BRAN, 8BORT3. OATMEAL (four different kinds), . finest to the groats; also CORN MKAfi bolted. WHITE or TSULOWPKARL LCAKUB Y, KICK, too., &o. He puts them in 1 marcels lor family use. Also keens SCher - Very! Brand of from-tbe- ( Best xam. gua, unaranxeea, Psts the Hlrhest' Harket Price In all kinds of QHAXN and PRODUCE. fra tarn s.- rehrhters. Millera and Fanxi- Uea bek eall and see Oeonre at his new tre,gouth Bt., Jf you wantOiaiweeaey, to buy your First winter's supply cheaper than any place m AXO - dirtly pplt HOLIDAYS. UM1 A .1 ABaOaTMKTf o j ; . .4". 20C i . " i a . Hardware, Crockery and Glassware in Great Variety. ' XS--i Flourr Feedand Grain constantly 4n stock. 0M 1; bco- - (JPENED, A L ARO R LOT OF TOTS, t CST at wrboiesale and retail, at Charts al THB J .2 1 1 , - : ; - -- : ; trans-continen- tal Q . v CbopBr'g Tor Store, one block West of Tabernacle. , Dealers supplied at low rates. . n-- ; : .' -- ? ! ! . ' ; ,. j ; : ; . -- . lists-reveale- ra i ! o '. , - - mi-riori- ty . i ; YiEYi APPROPRIATE AHD Well selected Assortment of G. 17. DAVIS Ml 37-- 1 . igr , : ! x A - no-reaso- n . f VIENNA WORLD'S FAIR. 1073 . and SkTICalt piv' Grand Medal of Merit. - A i. i See. - (I . i TIIAttE. TO in N.tl-pfyl- l . t i AWA1D1D ! Rates given on car load lots Grass of UrfcW Flour, Feed, o.i atoo Sfeda uoeroe, to. in quantity. ; dVo Li 11 oe eoVN. 1 1. CINCXCNNATI in I.;,'. ' FLOUR RECEIVED; PRICES. LOW AT ASTONISHinQ JCat i dis-ibl- . - , ;-- 'BUCKWHEAT a j 4 k it H ! dK-Jjili- ... jpra, uas BRRIES ,OrilleI 'Pee1si9 If nU, Figs anil Canitle.4 tbr tbe ; - : t3r"Deltren Free and Sells at tbe Lowest . ; ; any-statistica- . . FLOUR, GRIIN, PEED Md ved t better protection of the Indian , Garfield "Then ' without that tribes therein, and or other privilege, I object." referred. 'Blaine "I desire to say a single Withers introduced a bill an , word." proprlatirig $300,000 for continuing Randall "You may have thirty the Improvement of the Jamea minutes f you like." river, at and below Richmond; Blaine "The indications of the vote are plain: The bill In its Hamilton Introduced a bill to present shape cannot pass; If it secure the Bpeedy completion of the to- - pass I shall Immediately fall Texas Pacific Railroad from a point move that the rules be suspended, at or near Marshall, Texas, to the ahd that the bill be brought before southeast boundary cf California, the House for consideration. I and to authorize the Southern shall then move as a substitute the Pacific Railroad to aid in amendment which I endeavored to the aame,and also to build abuilding branch offer, and the House can choose beof its road to San Diego, Cala.; rei tween .them. It is only .to have a ferred. The bill, relating to the fair vote; there is no disposition on Texas Pacific and Southern Pacific side to dodge tbe questkn,or to this to authorize the Railways, proposes evade we must have an opit, but Southern Pacific Railway com make a record on this to portunity pany of California to extend its line DOITSE. The question. gentleman must east from the ColoradoRlver to meet evidently see that he would aave IebAte b the AmaeaSy Bill. tbe Texas Pacific Railway on the time, and probably create a better tatter's line, or- one more practicaBilU were Introduced as follows feeling and .more harmony by alble If found,- en or near the 32nd Scales, for the payment ef the lowing that course, because this side By parallel; said Southern Pacific courthouse building at Lexington, has. 'the power to enforce that j Company to have and enjoy ,for the North Carolina, which was des- course." it constructs, all the troyed by fire while .occupied by 'Randall "This bill is exactly Ertfon wMfch and other rights hereto- United States troops in 65. the same,' word for word almost, as fore provided for the Texas Pacific Wells, to place the heirs of the one which the last republican By Company. The Southern Pacific colored sotdiets on the same footing Souse passed without even the Uompany is also empowered to in reeard to pensions and bounties yeas and nays. Twice, have repub build a road from some point on Its as the heirs of other soldiers. lican nouses passed, ; this mil, ana line to Ship's Channel, in San Di Strake! out the closing paragraph twice has it been in the ego Bay, and for this portion also it in the .House report yesterday Senate. I do not strangled know what has shall enjoy all tbe rights heretofore afternoon about tlie amnesty bill; pome over the spirit of the dream .: granted to the Texas Pacific line, and substitute the following of the republican party, or or tne provided It shall build twenty Randall "Does that side Of the gentleman from Maine," , miles of the railway branch within House object to debate?V j "The gentleman will not . Blaine two years, and twenty miles yearly Blaine "it does not, nor does allow me te, state." r . to this side of the House .desire, any (Randall "I asked unanimous thereafter. It is also commence work on itsrequired extension unreasonable time j for debate, al consent, objection was made on east from the Colorado within one though J as Coneresa has been in that side.andI do not know thej year after its road is completed to session five weeks, and, as the ses- gentleman should, want towhy change that river, as required by charter, sions ofj the House have averaged this - bill in, any particular, rrom and it must build at least twenty only about two days, per week. It what it was a' year ago when he miles of the extension yearly until might be considered that an hour Was Speaker, and bad the party it connects with tbe Texas Pacific; or two of debate would not be too majority under his controLV i provided this connection of the much to . allow.:, on: a bill, or this Blaine-want an opportunity western and eastern boundary" of kiBd. te- tell: what his come over the ... New Mexico shall be made within Randall. persistently "I. want ef my dream.?! six. ears from the enactment of this to kn oW if any body on that side of spirit Randall "I wish. Unanimous MIL Another section provides that, the House objects to debate?' , consent, tbia you may .have that after connection tbe whole line of Hale,i of ,Me.-"Ji- osir, but we under the rules." .j the road shall be want debate and amendment. ; jBlalner-'fr.dnot want to talk .: ; oV some operated as one continuous road, both." 1 practical purpose; and that, no unjust discrimination Garfield "We want considera except to an issue, I want talk I' wantio in rates of freight or fare shall be tion of the subject, which means to talk in favor of an amendment made by either of the said compa debate and amendment." and I do. not want to be confronted ' nies against the other. Randall '1 propose that we give With, the. statement. that . that Cameron, of Pa., presented tbe an hour's consideration to it." amendment cannot even have the memorial of, the San Francisco t Garfield, eneeringly Aye, con- privilege of being voted down. I Land Association of Philadelphia, sideration without amendment" pappose it ..would be voted down, praying that certain records'' of Blaine "I told the eentleman. ahd I want it to go on the journal in Mission Dolores, Randall, in good faith, that it was of this House." : I Sants or land the city of San Francisco, absolutely impossible for him to Randall "I have permitted the Cal., may be admitted, on the es- pass nis tun under tnat Kina or amendment to "go on the Journal of : tablishment' of their claim to said tactics.! A vote on the previous tbe House." the fact that r Blaine "Not .'at all," lands, wnich ' they allege to have question been, wrested from them by notice considerably more tnan one-tniRandall-'- It .is oa ithe reqord of of a decree ot the U. S. Supreme of the House objects to the bill go the:House.";i Court, because ot the absence of ing through nnder a gag." Blaine "Bat not in the Jour such record; referred to the com Randall 'I-d- not DroDOse to nut nal.'? mittee on private land claims. under a gag, on tne con It througn Randall "The cen tie man, ob . to putJ : it tnrougn ject- - is already accomplished if he argent, or uaurornlapresented propose l trary the memorial of the oMcers and after: debate: if that side . of tbi wants so ro before cne. country as seamen on the vessels captured by House objects to deoater It . will It-- ah obstructionist .to amnesty." the rebel cruisers, and destroyed, self be responsible for there, being eentleman is ob Biaine"The they, having been absent in pursuit no donate, it is ror tnat siae or tne structing amnesty . he is holding of their avocations when the time House to say whether there shall be down every man in tne Bouin, ana for filing such claims before a debate or not." r ; expired i oif t amnesty, Jsecause he tne A. la Dam a oourt,ana asaing mat I Blaine "Tbe eentleman from. beeping ns to voto on exclud-ih- g not allow will such time be extended; referred to Pennsylvania knows that Mr. BenJefZerson Davis.i the judiciary committee, it ex ton; left on record the saying that Randall "Did you allow the. tends the time of the court of the Thei verv essence of JeeisJative of the. House to offer amendAlabama ClaimsCommissloners un power Is amendment and She gen- ments, to the civU lights bill ?" til January 22nd. 1877. with autho tleman from Pennsylvania' confess- (Mormurs of "No, no; nor to the roe bill rity for the President to extend it es the weakness of his causewhen from the demo six months longer by proclamation, he attempts to deprive the minori- cratic side,either," land calls for the regular and extends the time for filing ty of the House of the parliamen- order Ironi bethjsides.) i : claims nine months from Its enact tary right to offer amendments.". - j The .question was then taken. ment. I f the claims are admissible Randall, tauntingly UI am glad And the bill was rejected, yeas 172, they will be similar In character to that you see light; for during many nays 7, no the the requisite two-those already judged admissible by years you. 'were blind to such con? tnirds in the majority. , i . u said court.' The bill also provides, sldeiatlons.' (Daughter on the demreconto i now Blainer 'move I iti case of the death, legal disability ocratic side and in the galleries.) ' sider the veto just taken, and I deor absence at sea, of .any officer or f Blaine, defiantly The gentle sire toi address the Heuse on the seaman, that his claim may be pre man win searcn tne giooe ror ine subject. b ctj : :. '.. v. sented by his legal representatives,' last twelve years In vain for a case v; ;yspeeehar Itlaiae. if in possession of facts sufficient to where a bill of this magnitude was i The House was now restored to verify the same by oath. The Sec attempted to be put through withretary of the Treasury - Is to pay out discussion and amendment; order, and was prepared : to give as Boon as eacn judgment sir, I defy 1him to give an' close attention to Blaine, who concertified to him, together with In never, tinued instance." (ir f terest at 6 per cent per annum from i Randall "Was! not this'-ver; I can Induce the House to 'If the date of the Iocs. The bill fur bill passed last year under the pre- reconsider the vote whereby the ther authorizes claims to be receiv vious; question, en ii report2 from bill was rejected, it is my intention ed and Judgments rendered for war the committee on rales, of which to offer my; : amendment. Every 1 premiums, lees all amounts received yod were a memberT" time that the question of amnesty ' from insurance companies as divi Blaine1 And to which I object- baa beep brought before; the Houae, bv a srentleman of the,' other side. dends, etc., and lr, after all Judg- ed." ments for direct losses and damages Randall "Never, either In or out for the last, two Congresses, it has and interest have been paid, the of the committee did ydu object to been dene with certain flourishes balance of the Geneva award is not of magnanimity, which is an 1m- j.fj?' p(t, r;.;;,-;- . , sufficient to pay such claims for i Blaine ''Being in the chair and putatlon on this side of the House. aJL'icftjhhir i 'Gentlemen say that this id a war premiums in full, tbey shall be Unable to ebject ' myself"1 I got ass iuwugu ; ; ijr , foolish exclusion; it; is, Lbut I am leuuuuui distribution several gentlemen la ooject. l has been in charge of the prejudiced : in : favor of It, for I do by a ' discharged ' NOrth Jpich ini or tne balance. private from foi the last twelve or not want to on asked,11 the gentleman citizenship in. T).t... U.I.t l...t ..) fburtejMif yeaw, had been bigoted, gentlemen. Impose am If I somecorrectly bill te restore lands conditionally with a delicacy which did honor to narrow andiUiberaI,:and as though formed, there are gentlemen granted, by the condition of which his position and his race, 'said he certain few worthy and deserving on this Hat who have spoken icon- doto the publicwould be misanderstood If' he did gentlemen in toe Southern States tiemptuously of the idea of , their lapsed they have main; referred to committee on s. althoneh hehohjrht 'the1 bill were ground down smdar great ty- taking citixenahlp uader the U. S., . which the and they .have-spokpublio lands. Tbe bill declares all mifrht not to ero throueh." with gt eat ranny and oppression, Hiieh land grants forfeited, and di new of. (he -- Houee harshoess Rahilall "I say this bill is al hard-heartassociates in about their reets the Secretary of .the Interior most Identical with the bill report- opuld not possibly be prevailed upon the South whb have done so. I ud- - ; to ascertain what lands should re ed last session from the commitbse tbr remave. I desire now to place derstand that Mn;RobertwToomna vert under this requirement to the on rules without any :objecti9UkOn on record just what the republican has inade special boast, at watering has done in the matter H Dlacee la; this country and in Eu- - . puoiio domain, and to cause them ou'r:foari."ifAi ti'.Hi.ahvtihi te be restored for preemption and Blaine 'I difTtur from the gentle- rjarty to place it there as an not ask the U.S.V t rope,that he would ; homestead settlement only, i record of a liberality and for man ion lhat point; rl did object to We can stand that citizenship.' and magnanimity as well: as'Mn t Toombs; ' and if .the gentlemani does Cameron, of Pa., introduced although! it, bill, in relation to the Bantillo not ihoserve-- parliamentary : rules and mercy, such as has not been Toombs is I not prepared to come v grant, a private land claim In the when he refers U wbatdtook i place shown in the , world's history by Into a U. S. court and swear that he State of California; referred to the means to "be a good citizen, let bina conquerors to the conquered. : lva--n similar committee land tliatn ) Randall-'- I claims, repeat out. 01 l net think .Congress gentleman fromPennsy (The stay t la (Randall) and: myself, entered Ought td raise itself,' or to resolve U- -. Ingalls submitted a resolution bill came last session rrou tne com that the Secretary of the InV mittee on rales, and that neither aa thiaConRreae in the midst-.o-f the self, into a Joint convention. rand... , when the - Union , tenor ,bo requested utoL report to m member of tbe committee nor flames Toombs ,j the t Senate - what amounts have at member of the House, nor as pre was rocking teits foundation, and and beg him :to hehor Kashingry, and fvor., been expended under the appropri- - siding officer, . did you object e. to no man. knew whether we .were to tak;r : form r Of a citi- -. -aiwn ex taw.wuu for tne support, ed it; on the contrary, ? a; far: a; you hare a country or noti j He would uJJbju6mlngabackf?rand tbei highest ipg ucation and civilization .of, 8,000 were able, you lacuuaiea. ins: pas have been surprised, when he and zenshlp. .MyaubaUtste irequires captive uneyenne. Arraphioe.' JU ;iuw 'hn n eh I were ef the officers in the thirty t that every one t ot these ocgen- -. and Comanche Indlanav for w: Garfield --t.'! make a point nf or eighth Congress if be could then tlementshouldahoic his good lalth wmas purpoae tne money nas been der that the rules require the iren-- have foreseen that before our eaual theoafch whiehAll vof us. by takihs; are glad to takeithat is ft spent to whom it ; has been paid, tleman-t- o address the chair, and service ended he should have seea take and ana w neuter tne Indians' nave re- Hot to address the gentleman from sixtv-on- e rentlemen .then in anas YerVtemau lexaotion o:maKe;as a ceived the benefits of said expendi- Maine as vouvVH t;:i;vjiv ad- -j preliminary to full restoration to all U.S. tbe government against 1 1 X t 111. 1. ( Jt Y. our- IV. J.V..f Mttlmrn'ohln . r...-ture; 'agreed contemptuohsly-i-'h- e miLiou wwui pnvuegee wim '(Randall, i The Chair laid before the Senate v by then "In .my smendment I havo ex gentleman from l Ohio is getting selves in this House, and all ttre;re-publleavarious petitions from citizens of verv Davis from ; ita I ; fastidloua" grace and magnanimity of eiitl cepted JefTerson - Now , I do not .place m ieljtnic t ' sc Bff)ratioi Michigan asking Congress to give a Banks demanded the r yeas and party bounty of $200 in money to each nays) on ordering i the main queswar ended j according that exception top the ground that : the "When Union soldier, and sailor in lieu of tion, and theyeas iandi naysvwere to the universal law orwar,iths Davisyns he is , eemmoniy ailed,. the i homestead donation without ordered. f5 "fit '"4 ?st fax L wio: party1 in 'possession of 'thei govern Was the head and front of the rebel-t- i : actual settlement; referred, r u Blaine "lr desire it to he 'dis- meat, or the government JtsehV lion, because oun that ground I do... i The?. Senate ' benaj Wbceeded to tinctly understood that, the effect which was controlled by the party, not think the exception would be Vi the consideration of feredntl v bnai of ordering , tbe main quest! an is had tbe tight to determine what Unable; loDayls waa a guilty as,' , t - eo. no less so than. should be the status of these people. and, noixaorenesa, and "when the doors were re-- to eut off ail debate whatever." . Randall "And I desire it tot be Did we ineugurate any meaiures ol thottsands- - f others who ,wiil get ' upvnvu. ttiv resDiiiuoaB' saoauiwu by Merlon, in regard to the presi- equally understood that it is not persecution? viMd we set ofr on' a the. Jenefit, of grace aad amnesty. dent pro tempore of the Senate were the purpese of this sideof the House career of bloodshed and vengeauce? irohaniyi he .was zar less emcient as fl caxen upi xogetnerwit h Ttne report to prevent debate, and if debate is Did we take property? 4 Did we pro ahiiehemyf tbe.TS., probably or tne committee on privileges and cut off it will be the .fault of the hlbit any man the enjoyment of all tcei was faorq useful as a dktutbecV. other side of the House: this side his civil righU? we take from ot ihe eoonsels pt the Confederacy , j elections, side accord te the ether all the will he' which f him the enjoys to ftilsi.not. because of any particular . (. right lierrlman, member of the com wants foe discussion? it 4 as day; to votetf it Not at Rut in- or special damase which he above . all mitteeon prlvlleeea and elections. time i Barchard'.'X ask- .whether, un- stead! of a general sweeping con others ua to ,vue uniteu Diazes, or, gave his reasons at some length for der the-rulethecan minority he Js. jrtlcularly $t any ; becanse detonation. the from of the report rtpnbllcan partythe dissenting, .t placed In the fourteenth amenathat prlvUeget-offtsj- i! hat consequence special thatlxcepted t majority. He arjrued that the Dre- - ;have aident jpro terfc ot the Senate was i Randall "It can by unanimous ment Only, this exclusion after hi m; but t. except ; him On the ,; not the mere occupant of the chair consent and objection, if It- comes considering th s whole subject It ground that he is the author of, and ; ; that- side." ended in comix t; down to this j knowingly anti deliberately guilty, by the courtesy of the Senate; his at all, must come fromwas and The main question'official character was recognized by ordered, th&t no person soall beaeenatorOr wllfnllv. nt m. . ricaatio murder 1 T 4. tae. consuiauon as well as by other yeas 163, nays11, 02, a strict "party representauve in congress, er' an crime, at Anderson ville. i i. elector of thtf rreEidsntj or'.Yloe 0i. that ground, and .X believe, so,-- j voie ;iW government, 4:.; .1 is j Ji lt 1r JA3, p. e?Tr. ja c3 1 i : ,,.u t UJ- WI Prloa. v y) prior passage. " itaaal with the gen- . CAfth for I Saulsbury did not agree with the x pressed byi the Senator Cm Myrrirnan. ; He (Sauls-burthat the Senate had rued the right to change 'its officers at pleasure, if the I'resident pro ton., of the Senate should fail to discharge his duties and .the Senate had not power to remove him, there was no remedy, as he was uot an impeachable oQicer. , He spoke in complimentary terms of the present president pro. ton., and said that all were satisfied with bis Harf'r ness and impartiality, Jones,., of F la.., spoke at length in opposition to the power of the Senr ate to change the president pro ; tern, at will. The question being en the adop tion of the resolutions, submitted by Morton. Merrirnan called for the division jand the vote being taken on the j first one, lit was adopted unanimously, yeas 05, nays 0. .The second Was also adopted unani mously, yeas 62, nays 0. When the third resolution was read, Thur man. moved that it be laid, over that the.Senators tniaht have more time te consider it, and pending the discussion tlie Senate auiourned. views from hour's debate or. bne ... or hold anV effice. civl lor the ij. B., or urjder under military, j any State, Who, having nreviosVly of Cor- taken the oath as a member ' gress, or as an officer bf the IT. H.',r ' a member of any state legjfilature or executive, or Judiciary, prajudi- clal officer of any etate,to support.; the Constitution of the IT. H , wl;o shall have been engaged in thf in-- . -; surrection tr rebelliion agaiiisd tlu same, or who gave aid or conifoH to xj the enemies thereof : butCo.ngre?' ;i vote a may. by each house, remove such .:, ties. ' d "I never.( haVe been able to exa from mine, atlon, exactly how many me in the South that exception a ted. It nas been variously rsti- mated that at tbe time of it-- i or- -, IginaL insertion in the CohP kit- Uon it included somewherb- ion! 20,000 to 39,000 person?, bu as near as. I can gather from tli Lac is in tne case it included nJ 18.000 men in the south, and it U t ?' free every man of the UutidrfMs.tif tnousands.or millions ir you pitaM who had been engaged in ui ajl tempt to destroy; the trurt ijiduMjf and only held those under who, in addition to the grnr-ra-l jf volt, had violated aippecia! culiar ahd personal foatli Xo "ti ppoi the "Constitution of the l1tnti States. That disability was hnrlly fixed on the South until wertteKi.i in this hall and Senate chamber, when we had more than two'tlilnln republican in both branch,:tojT- move It, and the very first bill tmj? the disability oT 1.578 citizid'r the South; the next bill , toold it Jniatt y 3,52G gentlemen by of whom are on this floor, til whi have come here from; the crade nn;l amnesty in thcso! twp bills, Aftr thepe bills, speafymjr IndiviUuals, had passed through, small Li Hp,." re Vr to,which I will not further were passed. : "In 1872, the Conirriss ' df tin United States, bym vote of twothirds of both branches stilli being s, republican pissed disageneral law that all pel iticii bilities imposed under the 3j-- f i c tion or tne 14tn Amendment hf the Constitution of the United $taUk?, !are hereby removed from all poi sons .whomsoever, except sejnatdrs.'j and representatives in the ?6th and 57thCongres9,offlcers bf the judicial,! service or tu4 military and naval United States; : heads of depart-- ; and of foreign ministers of the United States.? Since tpat acjt passed, a. number of. gentlemenj included in it have specially, by name, been relieved from dis- ability, but I believe In no one si 1.i t ; since .tne act qr ai ay, gle Instance,disabilities been taken; 1872, have from any man unless on his res to Con grees that pectful petition they should be retootted; and I be- -: lieve in no onelnstance,exceptone,f was such petition" refused, I be- -; V lieye that in no instance except oub has there been any dlfflculty,by urii anlmous " vote, even to pats, such ;.: bills. ; MNow I find am equally erroneous varying of Judgment In reference to the'number still under dis abilities in the South. I have bad occasion by conferences with the departments of thelnavy and war, and by reference toTSome other to be able. fo Istatej to the House, with more' accuracy than has been! already' stated,! Just ttio number of gentlemen ivho kre still under dlsaW ities. Those Vfhq re officers of the U. S. army, educated at the expense of the jgoverniment at West Point, and who joined t he rebellion and are still under disabilities, are estimated at the War Department at 325;and the dumber of such persons in; the navy is tuo, and those coming under other heads .member or the S8rAi and 37th Congress, Judges", heads of departments and foreign ministers, I am not able to give the number, but the whole number of, persons now under disability in .the South is about 750. I frankly say that, in -know of regard, te ;all these, Ishould not be amnesty why granted to themi as it i has been to many of the same clasa I am not here to: argue eainst it, since . amnesty has already become so general,' I am not going . back to argue that question; I ani in favor of giving It to him. But1 in the absence of that respectf u form of petition! which, since May, 1872," has become a sort of common law, as a preliminary to am nesty , I simply - Wish to put into the Juwa that these persona shall go before U. 8. ooart and, in open court, with ' uplifted s hand, I swear that , they mean to conduct themselves as goo4 citizens of the U. & That is . rtreatdAntJ two-third- mm Mnnth RAISINS, VJkXJLcksb SUJLiTANA; r BAIftlXS, CITOIHE NEW CTJKBANTS. .tii ' : -- DEALER III RAISINS, MXJSCl.'TEI; . to the vote pn the Senate .had no consent awarr i" . GEO. IL j NEW GOODS, JUST ARRIVED: . 1. I power to vacate the office. i RatiaalK."I now ask unanimous i ' . :i- r-- Vj- . a. Where we laall open an extensive (toak of r "' I RtrMt. Rait T.ak City, east of Siepaaat ptore. Office botue ; Vrm.toap.afe TIMPH SHEET. FAE53 & CiMPilY. lAST lie quoted from the act of 1792, and ' I 7 DAFT BUILQiWG, ? t III GARB LESS Office fit: OALDKK ? I and LANGUAGES. MUSIC - " ' ,' ( holt-sale- Oill, Turpentine, Br nail' es, Etc. ' i ,..4 OA GO. IL L. C A.HbSEMAN, . s SEMAf E. Bills latraelweed. 10. Dorsey IntroWashinqton, a bill to organize tbe terriduced tory of Okoloboma, and for the - . , bat Competentd3l8Men Brmncbeet and none employed. i ;.;.. k-- - it bat ...... : - . : i f - f Partlcu'er aVentkwi riven to tbe hiii ranee ot rest teiiero and oonteatav bp U1 j Shope, rates offered for terms of three to five years. RAILROAD SHOPS. mi i; ipifiii. dXsM i Wight's DUpatclies. . . FinE INSURANCE Co. 2 Baa, Oeaunenoed BtrCklnr In hia Old known aa tba Iast d. d23 .... argued CONGRESSIONAL. GROCERS, O O, GHJ, CA , ' . MORRIS & EVANS. " Telegra ? jimtk,Meiii&Co.,'. '.'u ?jfTiaMo 9" I ... . j. ' FllHUACnTORK'AND ROOFING Galvanized Iron Cornice, Pumps 8nd Fire Engines, Lead. Iron Pipe Gas, Water and Steam Fitters, Les4 Pipe and Fbet Hosts Pack In FItttajrs, Iteltlcr, ; and Arrieultaral Impioncent. IrSST TEXPLB STBZST, ; ' . I GRATES i . ' ; , :. T.C .Jiij'i .a.--- i i;sAt;f:;;UK.E CITY r AMD ,iu' .!-.,-- .'!. ..i.,..ivl . BVj; i' WAD to jRl e PPte and Fourth Eatt. ( SHEET si t..,T; ! niSIIIIIGTfliyillOStte Baipt N .xvaur, I , k" ' ;, OAIT LAKE CITY, ITTAKfial&ti , " James . v- -' cti.j. annoonce to the Public THIRD SOUTH STREET SOUTH Vxmx they eootinue to occupy tbeir Botwven lUla 8tiot and State Boad, IV Dew premlaea oa Between Third Salt Lake) City. BaoTte4 and tUfltterf, la opcnedaaa WEST TE M PLE ,8TREET OpportU Ctty Jttot Tattet, j V Select VThor they bop, by tr1ct UtenOon to ; f buaiiiMa aai Moiil profit, to verit thf ; IT IHB. Vj S4 Pxto continued ptMojr heretofore ao PparU Bates for FamlllM IkaA Weekly liberally bestowed upon them. KSPECTFTJXt-- ! trt;- DATIO 3JL30B. cd Mitchell . , ; " - ! . - i . 1 y a e HATtirO-tbtsaa- y of a a i e) arc baaed and taken tbe XT tab e4 y Henr . KxiBUan, announce to tbe and consumers of Crackers purchaserLaka we aod yidoityf om Clty inaJt sbalt eonuaue tbe bdsfoeas 4tse utanflj sarWeeka-wiil andta tha course of a f the latest Improved machinery, toretber I with Steam Power, &eTolvlnr Ore a and I. ronnlnsf. atwt.ekss,I appurtenaaoea for of L Steam Cracker Manuf actor Jmf as those import a roods rood prodociaras from tbe Bast or Ban Franc ieco. Send In your orders and tbey ' will receive prompt BRSDaLL DARLING. attention. ProDrletors. Utah Steam Cracker Manufactory. asm ij IffeV September,, we would respeotfuDy tbt ! ii f ! arr ! . iui , , . ..- .. - ! . s 1. - en : ed 111 ss IRELAND & WATSOU; . ' , ble I AND RETAIL WBOLRSALl The oast Bitnminons Coal Cooking Stove in the Worm! rJ7 r- r fmr-fa- ml arr WOW.IMU&E. MONITORS iREOOR &f Co.; ;.Lym. w -- S ... '3 0 0"HO Cincinnati. O. - 'rjg K OPPOSITE IMffJiAID-illIII'inHIll- sjiirs r A M Jai limy SacKs s TA.KB2C, DEGERETvirJE gr mam MPMO&e IMSYIR m IB2 -' - XUBTS, promptlT fljled, f J . I : -- 1 . . " t, itaty, .siiQjraiiie? ' ; ta.-!-'d- rW . a- - 87 MET EODTII ST. an I"! FIRST SOUTH STREET, . -- - "in ilWPff lb , ;.- - AtH - ..-- , . 1 -- ITO. i ofi-war- .'-f'- 43, . ! . 9-- 2) .1 rat.i its r. Ifene fcol Claaa Cotton Ran Taiem. K Feeple wUl. pleaae Ms them oa ; lYetlaeaday and Tmanday, DAVID. O. CAIiDES. ate , .M Orders from the COUliTRY OK S U B S G El JkSjQlXJ a.l on-priv- , . i " ill r tJ sSwae O fssSWi OomwU, EMS' Cotton-Bas- 1LJ; bllSSi ss n 1 saARPiurDi CTorxs fas. ex-cs9s- Clean OFFICE- - I POs JOE It A BlTCny In L k. s : CARL C. ASMUSSEN, i j - All our Stores art kept for Sale bj Z. G. XL L and all Its Branch Stores; also by all the Co -operatlt Sto3 Q fi&err tory MAJTCTXCnrRKSTRT1"? 55 1' rAjtS.. . 864' large-heartedne- A't3reat Variety Just Opened. Will be Sold Cheap for Cash, by a - M1TTTOI1 bat rained a Tk!ar encomia tn can be repuUt on. Ko kouae-wi- fe wao aeea It apeau 1 bestowed upjo a Cookin Store than to y tht n Its pralne aa4 teeeniaienik It te ba aalahbon aad Idaode, t.eoOiOdirj jleaounea, ana renaouty taauits opera twaa a 'HUB DEALERS :'!.'.;f F.-r.s-- . tU.' 7fZJ. s -- -.-; i -- : ' v N . |