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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-13


SHERRY WINE BITTERS. These remedy
ye,y highly and very Justly recommended by physicians,
s Of great efficacy in giving strength TO the weak and de-
biated The of years has satisfactorily proved their
virtues Unnctured by the slightest deleeIious natter
they communicate the healing powers Of the best medic
nal roots and plants They restore, and If not laid aside
prvseve the whole animal economy in state of habitunl
bealthness. They cannot be too frequently commended
10 public notice by Just encomums from the press. IA.
b. and d. Sands, 10 and 100 Fulton street, agents.
ICJsIn speaking of the excellence of the Sherry Wine
Biters Of which Messrs. A b. and d. Sands agents.
we those prepared by DR. s. o. Richardson of South
Reading Mass
For sale in Montpelier by E. p Walton & Sons and S.
Burbank, IT. Geo. d. Stearns, Chelsea Il. Cook, Coz
nth J. Merrill, East Corinih g. Prchard, Bradford
r. & H Reyes, Newbury; H. Tracy, Wells RIVER 50;6m
For sale in Montpelier by e. III. Preniss,
East Montpelier, Joseph Huntington
Plainfeld, Town and Bancroft,
Marsh6eld f. ID. Putnam,
Northfeld Geo. b. Pierce,
Brookfeld, Cleveland and Stevens,
Braintree, Farmers and Mechanics Co.
Randolph, J. w. French,
West Randolph, +. Hobart and Co
Barre, Samuel Britain,
Wiiamstown, Mechanics Co.
Washington, Stone and Emory,
West Topsham, Kitredge and Colby
Mddesex, Horace Snow,
\ Waterbury Hutchlns, Gosa and Co.
| Stowe, Washbun Dulon and Fuller,
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.fbolitionism. 1t seems that the State Conven-
ton at Brookfeld have made their nominations
CHARLES X. WILLIAMS, for governor-vcry
we'll should have been willing yes, glad, 10
have voted for him last year, had he been fairly
in nomination. Whether we shall do so this year
or not, depends upon circumstances hereafter to
be known. EDWARD ID. BARBER for Lieut..
Governor. Hem Read on. HARRY HALE
for Trcasurer-w ouId make a very good one
guess we shant vote for him though.
Now in all sober earnest, to what does all this
amount Kind reader, we will tell you in II few
words 1t does nOtIiberale the slave, for we have
none in Vermont but--but-it may mike E. ID.
Barber, Lieut.. Governor, tG- That is the object
= and to divide the Wigs Don't believe they
will succeed, however ID.
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WINGS Us. LOCOFOCO EXrRAVAGANCE.
During the Administration Of Van Buren,, while
the locos were running upa National Deht instead
of outstanding their means, they suffered their
District Attorney in New York city 10 receive
greater pay than the President of the u. Suites
That was locotoco extravaganza.
Now the Wings are in power and in their first
appropriation bill (for civil and diplomatic Off
cers,) they hive limited the pny and perqusltes Of
this officer to n fair compensation aud they have
also limited the perqulsites of all U. 5. attorneys,
CLERKS and marshas. This, we suppose, is what,
the Patriot calls Whig extravaganza. Such facts
need no comments.
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Rumor That President Tyler will veto any
Tariff bill, unless it is accompanied 10y suspen-
sion of the Land Act. Don't believe it. " hen he
vetoes decent Tariff OH that ground, The locos
may take him at once We hold-and we trust
the Wings OF Vermont hold-lhe questions of Pro-
lection and the Lands TO be paramount ones.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

Monday, June 6. At market $50 beef cattle,
90 pairs working oxen, 25 cows and calves, 500
sheep, md $50 swine. Prices--beef, extra to
625; first quality $50 TO SIS; second, $685. third,
AIS to 525 oxen $40 TO l05. Cows and calves,
$50 to 81. Sheep, dull, so to SO. Swine to
.
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Michigan SaH.--The Wolverines are going in
to the manufacture OF salt quite extensively
Their Salines yield we'll and sat of an excellent
quality. The Detroit Advertiser already boasts
of supplying the Province of Upper Canada, next
year.
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Steamer Lost. The British U. s. Steamer Mad
ison was wrecked hear Turks island on the lIh,
No lives lost.
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VIM. GREENOUGH & Co.,

No. IA, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
constantly receiving and offer for sale to The couh
n try trade on The most reasonable terms,
HARDWARE 81 CUTLERY,
consisting OF Sheffield Goods -Greaves and Sons Cast
Steel Files and Edge Tools; Mlwrishts Chsels; Plane
Irons Greaves and Sons Electro Steel Plane Irons Chip
els and Gouges, and by far the best article in the
market Groves and Sons Tyzacks, Taylor Slack Sell
lar and Graysons Sandersons Hand Pannel Back Com
pass and Web Saws; Sickles; general assortment OF
Tools, etc. ETC. and
TABLE Il SPRING CUTLERY.
Birmingham Goods, comprising in part Log, Trace and
Halter Chains; James and Fox and Hawkins Screws;
Bed Screws; Coach Screws Baldwin's, kenncss, and
Tarrats broad and narrow Butts table and back flap pew
and plate Hinges; Hooks and Hinges LOeks-CHPehters,
closet pad wardrobe chest, cupboard press plate ond
and sash fasteners Norfolk atches brass goods, ETC. ETC.
wrought Nails.
AMERICAN HARD w ARE.
Iron and steel shovels spades tire sets augers
Nashua locks and latches; w. Rowland and Sons and
Fulton Hardware Cos Mill Saws Coles Hammers Lat
ches ring and improved, Blakes patent etc.etc
Composing altogether stock well suited to the country
rade-to be sold for cash or approved credit
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WATCHMAN
FOR THREE MONTHs----TERMS.
SINGLE COPIES for so so

Payable in all cases ia advance and free OF pos
age to be sent to one address, Except in the case
of the single copies,) and whether by mail stage,
post, to be conveyed at the expense OF the sub
scribers.
Orders should be sent or as soon as possible, so
as to permit us to nuke the necessary arrange
ments
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w A TIC II E S .
Also an extensive Assortment Of
HOT1SE FINISHING GOODS.

CHURCH LAMPS and COMMUNION WARE
Paror Lamps and Branches for Candles Brttana Tea
Ware Of all patterns Silver Spoons of every style and
pattern; Silver Ware Of superior finish and workman
ship; plated Tea Setts-Urns-Cofee Pots--Tea Trays
of ali sizes variety of Fancy Goods for presents;
nice Paror Clocks Table Cutlery Of fine and common qa
ity, ETC.
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MARRIAGES..
DEATHS.

In this village 9Th inst at the chapel by Rev. Mr.. Harding,
Charles Reed Esq to Miss Emily Eliza Baldwin, daughter Of
Daniel Baldwin, Esq.
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TIN PLATE. &C.

T00 BOXES Tin Plate l 8 most approved
wv brands; 10 do, X sqr. so BuLdles lion
Wire, assorted Nos 80 do English Sheet Iron assor-
Also general assortment of Timers articles such as
Sheet Copper, Sheat Lead, Copper Bolt, Rves, &c by
Villas, LOoMiS"nd CO opposite the Pearl 81. House.
BURLINGTON, June Let. 1912. go
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STRAW BONNETS.
BROWN & CHAPLIN,

Nos. rs s. l6 Commercial few doors north OF the
Market BOSTON,
WHOLESALE dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES,
w PAINTS SPERM and LINSEED OIL, WIN
DOW GLASS, DYE STUFFS, DC. offer for sale
fresh and complete OF the above articles on the
most reasonable tor cash credit Country deal
ers are respectfully invited to call and examine their STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere. 4S;3m-Aug. l. Sm
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Thankful for Small Fauors--The Patriot nc
knowledges the favor OF the third party in nomi-
mating Neddy Barber, and promises to help them
in sustaining him.
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The propretors this estab shmen invite the attention
of purchasers to the SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS
now offered. The assortment is of the MOST EXTEN-
in The city the styles unsurpassed Tor beauty ana Sooo
taste the qualities second and the pice as LOW
as good articles can be obtained from any other source
Boston 90
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COMBS.

900 dozen Twist Combs 800 dozen cap do; $500 side
y 400 do Ivory 100 do patent brass do; so do
German silver pocket do so gro. wood pocket do.
For sale by Villas, LOOMS ard Co
Burlington June lst, 1912. so
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Wing Majority 257 Loco Majority li3
Wing gain since last yenr 400
1t will be seen that the vote is scarcely lsrger
or smuller now than in lS4l
.Neio Hampshire. Legislature now in session.
Samuel Sway has been elected Speaker, thus:
Swazey radical loco, 10y
John G. Wells, moderate loco, AZ
Andrew Pierce, Wing, %
Scattering,
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Onn NJ Drilled Eyed Needles; $50 gross II ooks
%OO and Eyes, 200 Knitting Pins; 100 Packs A
mercan do; 800 do, London do 100 lbs mixed do.
For sale by Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Blu, ngton, June LIST, 1912. 60
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Massachusetts. Hon, Nathan Applotonan ardent
and unwavering supporter of Protection, and of
course Wing, has been elected 10 Congress
from Boston in place of Hon. J. e. Winthrop re-
signed. Majority 1902.
Pennsylvania The official returns of the Spe
cial Election in Washington county, Pa. for a
Member Of Congress give The following result
Congress 1912 Governor ls4
T. NJ T. McKennan, w 3,444 John Banks, w. 1891
VIM Patterson, V. b. 3,l87 David X. Porter V. b. 3434
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Addison County.-Whig Convention on the
18th. Let her wool.growers move in earnest
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ENGLISH Il AMERICAN PRINTS.
n CASES us, received nd far sale al low prices by
] Villas LOOMS and Co.
Burlington June lst, 1874 . GO
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THREAD, &c.

900 pounds white and cold Cotton thread; Cases do
y do spool do so pounds Black Linen do SO gro.
Laces For sale by
Bur ng on Ju ne |. 1872 WINS. LOOM 3. and O..
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UHited SiItfs Usirict COuri Vermont DiNricf.
TN BANKRUPTCY. The petition Of Walter Little of
L Mortified in the county of Washington and Stale of
Vermont partner tn Ri hard H. Lite, Jun Of the same
NOrthheId in the business PURCHASING manufacturing
wool into flannel c ,th, selling snch cuih under the
firm Of wv. IL. LITTLE"
pravina that the SAID w alter Le and Richard II Little
may be declared banku having this day been present
ed 10 me, and the same having been found duly verified
ami in confmly the requirements Of the act of Con.
gress that behalf is ordered that cause be shewn be-
f lie the Court the fifth day OF July o'clock
in the forenoon, Al Office in Montpelier the county
Of Washington and said strict by the said Walter Lit
tie aud chard II. Little be declared bankrupts pur
the OF Congress that brha and that notice
of the said pe'ilon be published in The Vermont Watch
and state journal, tyeny days before the day sio
SAID appointed for II hearing of said cause pursuant 10
the rules aud regulations bankruptcy No IS and SO.
SAMUEL PRENTISS, Judge
Dated Jnne 81, 1912. SO
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SIIEETING.

Az Bales 4 / brown Sheeling, cases beachcd do
ZAU For sale by Villas, LOOMS and co.
Burlington, June LIST, 1872 90
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pATUKDAf, JUHb It
HOUSE. The Secretary of War declined fur
nishlng certain papers on Indian frauds, as the
public interest in his judgment would not now
permit (which gave rise 10 long debate. The
Army bill was further discussed, Mr.. Pope OF KY
going for reduction.
In The Senate the debate on the apporIionmenl
bill Wns continued
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A Cases Tickngs; case Blue DrlIng; case Wei"
II ingon Fances Bale Brown Dnllngi do. Can
vass 10 ps. Red Padding
For sale by Villas LOOMS and Co.
Burning on, June !, ls42. 90
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Monthly Magazines. Boston Miscellany
is rich, as usual engravings fne-as engravlngs
The fashions pictured forth are quite shocking to
modest folks.
Ladies Companion. Contains fair engraving
of Washington City, viewed from the Presidents
House. We observe that the fashions for
June are far more becoming Than those given in
the Miscellany.
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Yes--do well that's the very thing. You must
repent of loco(ocoism before you come TO that ;
and then " tps'H carry the state high and dry"
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WASHINGTON HALL.
Nv. h'sLof u q.
INFORM W A nTED

nF the whereabouts Of one ELEAZER SANGER
" last ofSt Johnsbuiy, Vt He left SAID place IN June
1888 "a, and has not been heard Of since Irnow NV
IN. between seventy and eighty years od,-w4s some
derlnged whcn he left Any Information respecting him
WI be thankfully received by his friends. Address
APOLLOS LIE BARON, Calais VT
Printers will confer favor by giving this place in
their papers.
CALAIS Vermont. June .. 1919
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"All looks well, il only remains for us to do
well, and we carry the State high and dry
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APRIL 81, lsAs

APRIL 81, 1s42.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER uooDo.
TT N BAYLIES at his cheap cash store, u opening
IL. great variety Of Goods which will be sold at pr
css that Will not fail to suit thePurchaser. Please call
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NEW GOODS.
CHARLES SPALDING is now receiving large STOCK
~ of new and fashionable Goods, which will be soid AZ
reduced prices for Cash Montpelier SUN hPIl ,o-,
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TTAVE Just received and receiving 80 hhGs N +
IL Rum 10 pipes Ho and Bait Gin, 10 ppesCog. and
Brandy 100 hhds. Moasses 90 Or Casks Wine 90 Box
es Tobacco; 10 chests Y H. and A. II. Tea do black
Tea 90 Boxes Raisns, 10 casks do. SO drums Figs 10
drums Sultana Raisns, so quntas Goldfish, 10 do line
Salmon, 100 Kegs Nails asset sizes; 20 tons Iron and
and Steel asst 100 Window Glass, Paints Oil, etc.
etc, all which will be sold cheap for cash.
Montpelier, May 4th, 1912. 30
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
TRUST SALE,

BDY virtue of a deed Of Trust c2oclo
M - by Eiiram g. Runnes and 0.e
Ialeuce ii Kunuels his wife, to me as
trustee to secure Wm. :. Byrd, IN c''
tain sums therln mentioned, and daeah
IAN day OF January 1887, and co.,r
corded ~ the Office Of the Clerk OF M
bates OF Yazoo county, state Of SlIss@''P
Il WI proceed to sell Tor cash Gu
! Monday the first dag Of Aas|
next, on the premIses N SAID QUO! F."
| Yazoo. and state aforesaid, the IoNO'%
properly or 50 much thereof as 'II p!
| Inc second note mentioned IN a0 cs'u'
recorded 10 book q. page lOI 400 w.,
viz. cast half south west quaJt' "'I
half west half south vest qua'S'' ''l
south half west halt south east Gaa''''"
section No. 7, and east ban OO''O WV
quarter. west half south east qnlI'e' ~
half south west quarter east 0''I ',', ~,
east quarter north half west nan sou" II
quarter south half west han nO''p I S,I
quarter of section No. Is, ana OO',O . r,s
north east quarter west nan SO" ,1 sg,
quarter, south half west hall 0O',H o
quarter OF section No. 10, township 4 II
rauge 3 sast; Also south hall Wss, b,I
south east quarter, south nan eI ~ ,I
south west quarter section NO. ' ~,
west half north east quartef east '' 10 ao,,h
west quarter south halt east nan ." no,h
east quarter south half west oa, .,,o !.
west quarter section No. a. Io"I'' Moo,t
2 east, subject to eo,ry "a. az . .o
SaIus. Actlng as trustee | VIII '" ~bcn
such little only as is vested III "'''
$ believed 10 be good, ,,.,.,s,.
r. II. LEAVEL' i,O'
Feby. 4, 1912. 9 tu''
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Gov. McNUTT's OpIoN ON BONDS
ILLEGALLY SOLD, SUSTAINED BY A JU-
DIcIAL DECIsoN.-The Mobile Regis
ter states that ";he Court Of Errors.
the highest judicial tribunal Of the
State of New York, has confirmed the
decision of the Chancellor, in the case
Of The Illinois Bonds and MIR. Della
tleld, and established the claim OF the
State of illinois, that the sale of Della
field, was void, The points taken, are
nearly the same as were made by Gov
efnor McNutt, in part defence of the
State of Mississippi, for denying the
vail .ity Of the sale of her boads to
Mr.. BiddIe by the Union Bank. The
Errors held the doctrine, that if an
agent exceeded his special and limited
authority, the principal is not bound
but that the acts become mere null
ties, as TO him, to be peculiarly appli
cable when the agency is created BY {
written instrument; and III cases wher4
the agencies is created by an act of the
Legislature, the purchaser is bound to
know the special authority contained
III the act, and purchase at his peril.
The State of Illinois contended that
her Authority 10 "Sell'' certain bonds,
was transcribed when the sale was
effected upon credit instead of for
cash. The Court of Errors held that
asale son credit" was not a legal exc
cuhon OF the power to sell. The State
OF limos contended further, that a
sac on credit was, in substance, sale
low par; and a sale at less than par,
as IN direct opposition to the law.
ne Court of Errors sustained this
alStlnctlon. The two points there
ore declared to be the law of New
FORK are, that under the general
power to ''sell Bonds at not less than
par contractto sell on time is inval- |
ID, because not for cash, and because
cash only can be esteemed to be par
Value'"--Free Trader. n'
-,
~ rI,t So. ..F .. r.... rs
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From the Missis,ippian.
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
lF TUESDAY Sih. lS4o

T l.' w TUESDAY Sh, 1912.
Several bills from the select and stand.
ing committees was reported and placed on
the calendar r
f mr. Harvey offered he following reso.
luton 10 wit; "ResoIved, that the repor.
tters Tor the various newspapers, who have
or may hereafter avail themselves of the
privileges of resolution of this Honsa
and laten or who may hereafter take
seats " thin the bar, ore amenable to the
House Tor false report Of the proceedings,
OF 'hG'l~-se and will not be permitted to
remain, unless the reports conform to the
TACT ana occurrences as they actually took
place" which was laid on the table, by
but four dissenting voices.
The bill from the Senate TO repeal the
valuation law, was, after grim opposi-
ton finally passed. by vote of 18 to IA.
Nlessrs. Greer, Cusbman, Bradford, Al
len, and Coleman, supported the rppeol
Messrs. McEntre, Mathews, Holcomb,
and Mitchell opposed to he repeal.
The bill making an appropriation of
$500 Ion the purchase OF d chest for the
/ treasury, was passed,
The bill in relation to elections Of mem.
bers Of Congress, passed.
The bill to repea! The Seal Law, -
which passed the House some few DAYS
ago, was returned from the Senate amerd.
LED from the enaciing clause, and after sew
.eraI attempts being made 70 amend the bill
from the Senate, the whole was laid On
the table, and the House adJ9urued till to,
.nyrrnW
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tho I'm = s.''.s .sll.sssis.
bill passed a'G BY the 5s' a Senate an,ai'''
carried, aud the house 'T ,s ne noi,p,
Ion law. lthlswas n,
The bill to establish ,
| ro" IN the Northern par, , nc y cb''p
was Is, placed with the ordo, ,V =, 'lsss,
additional counties Of w a.II making.
war to be called LyAore s 0"1 ADJ
reod the first time. wy 'ad cu,
r.. Mr. NV Villains movcd tn, ,n,,.
the, TIE consideration Of The ~, ,o. sp'7'nte
the, the day, to the end that the ,e't b.I ona
lisa a wee Cbanccry Cam, Wv os,
ern counties, might be t,koo u 'ao@,
vailed and the house for,bu Up which,
'''eH loto committee Of mo ~, fsN
san, "a ,t BILL aud after some tine s .,.., W
H. the COMMITTEE rose tcpor,s 5' :.
and asked leave to 81, suei ,''.'l ptolgos
lo-morrow, when the Hon. =, I'@b4
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make snie calculations for the future
An opportunity is now afforded, of tbo
most favorable kind, TO bring our diff
ferences to amioable adjustment, an /
establish thereations Of the two coun
tries upon a footing of permanent
peace and goodwill. We trust it
will not be in vain.
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II, seems that the Bos,onians nre
laying plans, by which, the whole distorce
between Boston and the Mississippi car
le Travelled ia four days, by way Of Wis
-onsin, and SO on to the Mississippi river.
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IN SEN ATE.
1UEDAy, 6jh

#"E 'E'pAl, on
Inc bIII TO reduce the fees OF officers
was taken up.
Mr.. Guiol addressed tie Senate ia op.
position 10 the bill,
Mr.. Mathews replied in iorclhe man.
ner.
Mr.. BoI! tJl.owed ia opposition to the
bill. .... ...... ... ..
M. Walton followed Mr.. Bell on the
SANE site. ...
Mr, Wall hoped the Office Of State Ar
Ichrect would be abolished.
Mr. teniress replied. He said the
I state Architect had done the State much
honor IN his attention and supervision OF
ne construction OF The public buildings.
lie hoped tie othce would not be abolish
ed.
l1r. Marshall made few remarks gen.
orally IN opposition TO the bill. lie
IhouBhI 1t saYored IA little Of demagogue,
llsm.
Mr. Matthews replied. lie supported
ne bill on account OF us intrinsic merits.
Inc cry demagogueism would not deter
hfm rom dong his duv in supported what
be conceived TO be the interest Of The PEG.
pie
Ibe bIIl was finally put to its passage
and LOST, Is 10 10; but the vote was after
wards raconsldered and the further recon-
sderation OF the matter, for the time be-
ing. postponed.
The Senate then took up tho bill repeal |
Ing the "Gailon LaW,n
Mr.. Bell wished the bill recommitred
to committee IN order that some impor,
taot amendments, which he suggested,
nigh; be added to it.
Mr.. LeAore spoke to the merits of the
bIIbe said ii was the most important sub.
ject which had yet come before the Sem
ate. 1t was question in his opinion,
y y "7'"e' q Jaw S'iou'u % passed TO corrupt
h',Sa ~, a,' 1855 "'u' Io' - 'U'' i'e
,I.s,,. 'ns.,;I, r''''0 'o''i0 II
M palI ha,ino o,,,doa - Tho r;....
-, aDa',;n n, =, w Pug
otJS > ,r,,a,,I Nv w. . S VI Neu
'"' ~ o, s"'0' ''o"' '''''' l.
N''~''' " Wv DI7'''e'' VI
10 '"'' .'' oo"''''ue"'s' u"u ,eaEo ''e
,''oy "oO1' peoP'' ~ '''o '"' . VI 'he'r own
Nir. walton addressed 'he Senate at
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19
B,EEEG u MO n.
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday February l9, 1879.

The Legislature Of Pennsylv has
been strongly perrioned to abolish the obi.
GUS law of imprisonment for debt. We
are Of the opinion, ere long, there will not
he such a law known to the statutes Of eli
tber OF the States of this Union.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19

l, seems from our Congressional news,
Mr. J. @. Adams has got himself into Il
rather "tle place" lie richly deserves
all he gets, aud more too.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-19

We see by an article in the Saturday
Courier, that at least half orthe rails used
on the England railroads are imported
from this country, end at the same time
nearly all that are used 10 the u. States
are from England.