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mat. We must wait for the move Vments of this mysterious Administra- ton. -|. ...'

 In the House 10 day, MT. Boyd of Ky introduced bill 10 increase the pay of our army believe i: proposes only 10 allow two dollars mouth additional to the present pay. With all due deference 10 Mir. Boyd. I think this inadequate.- Why, this is only allowing about one days pay of member Of Congress 10 soldier for a month while in my opinion, the services rendered to the United States by any common soldier at Palu Alto or Monterey were wo tn more than the services of ten Locoiocos in Congress for whole year. Yet these men pretend to go for Democratic Equality think doubling of the pay would not be too much at present, and daring the war. Mir Boyd also proposed to give to each man who served during the war; l6O acres of land

 An sharp debate arose upon bill to sell cer- tain lands in the county of Wyandotte, in Ohio. s It is said that this is bill for the benefit of Hot of speculators who hope to make their for tunes by getting hold of this at reduced price while it has increased in value by the erection of Wyandotte as a new county with its county seat, the construction of new railroad connect ing the Ohio with Lake Erie. &c IL will be worth while to overhaul this business some time:

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