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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18

Arrtved-ship Chsnnins, Huttiesion, Liverpool 18th
ms,ah u.oss 10 A Deisno-2l4 steersge passengers-
loci Bfooi. seaman, aged about so years, naivs Of
Nobtpeiier, VI died on the 10Th inst , 49,.
sbip ConsteIslon Ftnsr APslsehicols, sSd u oollon
H.. Heels Atwood MatsDzs. April soEsr mols..,'
So 10 Read Hoppoek. Left ships Robert rs'tsn +" IN
eh. ms: CAnton Of Bath. diss Geo skohse s.oIueIo
apc: b.rts Long log for Boston, Atoi OF oo,'oh
VIZ; brfxs Olosner Sawyer. from keninona, 70
for DO; Bean Nichols, DO; Emsline emih iol D,..o
Ri TO sail 5th; shakspsxro Popcleton lost ar oso'
Shoot for Boston April 10; Csbs lie, Merrill 0issi
Treat 70 sOil 10th; nenretta, Sawyer Tor
tth Ceres Collins wts; Csmsrso, Tyler, for New-,o.'
9Th fns:; w Brinterhof Croeker, for Boston I ~,
William Henry, Cole use; Desmars WOODBURY.; ol s
s~sm-v. Lsns Do Plato, bacheler, Tor Portland .os
Belle. Gfeenla~ Passport, DO Francis insrsnsm y,
ran RI DO Aup, kemaek. Boston, do sehfs Nnite Oss
Gibbs Tor Wilmington. DO Holt uolt for Phsaeipoia
ANIL 8 9ih inst, q, NJ, lat IS 81 long 70 - SAY
ebr nd a befm bhs JioE neAf eoSh o'hes under short
ali Al bsfpsst s. the schr steeIed % NE soon AFTER
az heavy smoke risng from tho brig, thea yins al
.odon upser foret0psal apparently on hfo Ths schf
90 ,ftrr made sasqppos abe bad takso ca the crew
(rts b,,s and set hrs her. The Night previous the
nsri.,ced regular heavy sea- which caused the Vos.o
,f.bor lard and frequently shipped h.sy sess on the
sf1rd oss.sge Mach a. lat 80 20 lou ~ % passed
.,.e beu H. apparently new, OF about io' tons cohs
H. ~ dawn o. day could not ascertain P'oe'So-'' wv "
,e.siBg her Violently IN A. ,,.A.x .,
Brig MiLtnT0p. Hswes, oeorseto"h' ~ U.s. SA'''' "
algss, Peek CO.
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By Out Owl ~ poTtefI
A. market 100 Beef Cattle i6o0 Southern the remain
der Eastern and New-YoIk state) 20 Cows and Calves
and eco Sheep aud Lambs
Beef Cate-Supphes esn TO come in more freely but
otherwse observe material change In the market
Prices sr We quote good retailing quality at s. so
Per This 10 ebut the average, but sales mostly
eopfusd between e. and say 62i@s IS.
CO and CGlues-Sales made q, from ST TO s4So5s
All soid
Sh,p AID Lamb, stl scarce and dear. Prices range
Gom Z o. TO 6 80.
Hogs-But lew sale. and hardly sufficient doing to
furnish fsirAquotation. Sales at 4d5a cents
Hay and Stfal0-Ssles Of Timothy 81 7Od75 cents
cwt. Wheat and Dat Straw S7i the 100 bundles.
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:. hUJNU-nY AND FAsHION-spuDs Pattern

Iii 1913 Uns1rpassed BY any tor eesuiy dasSin'S saa
chsapos.. Tho subscriber Invites inspection before
,arehsns elsewhere. Every article tuaFastsed % s's
,.a,t,e,i.a ~ 5ms-I J. ". kELLoo0, iie CsosLsa
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= Country HOUSES in Twelfth Ward!

- COUNTRY HOUSES In Twsifth WId-Ieht
Il az Tor sale Second and Oee h o. dfsa she
- sixtesnih ST. two beautiful and very eonvsnisat
thr.sstorJ houses ~ih ssdsBs, he ssi,sDs iof iese
s-nt.ei family Also Gr sso, dehgbuai stostoh psS
ne Hud,oa liver with good story house, stAee'
fruit and forest and about taros scfes OF sna
sc frUu Ing Ga the boomns ale ros1, iast seovs
n.tt.nys now la the opation Of Mr. n Iiemeo' -.
80 many lots lease In the Twslfn W ue AZ
DIV 10 9 CHESIEHMAN - John Ct or ITO brosdvS
az
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SPRING BONNETS.

-, LADIES ApOUr PURCHASING bONNEtS
= vii hna II to their advantage " call on MIA A. a
8k<eS MARCY where they will nod largo assortment
" Of every doserip ton Of PLAN and fsley suaw
Bnus. sad II lees prices than sny other store 10 INC
,tg A.o .eleadid as,ortuent Of French Flowso, NIB
ons Nc Ali OF which will DO cold extremely low 81
Mrs A Ii. MARCfS, 1lt Bowsry,
ali r,rhSs n. opposite kivipStoast.
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- nIn TO So 900 WANTED.-APs person -ao
So, UOOh .a@. a, so%@,os vii has s.s tS' e.
fxr. Opportunity for Investing II 10 49, ,rsfyrsd
SAc"r,tS viii be given for araount Invested,
eeStsss susrsntsd desired, hs Sss sSins resi-
80. .tstsns where an interview may De n.o. ~ -
a s.,a.s,vP AZ 18th inst In tbs vicinity Of
4 - EHIto,-st a e.ld ohslE bFaeeir. .e'
- 49, rsd stones The hnoeT VIII be s1.s Ins
xarces Nv l-sving it 81 ~ slklI-sE--u--
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DAyIS'S MANUAL

nF MAGNETIsM-Ne~ e5iioD. revised and enlarged
O-includiug 0Alvanism, Magnetism. Electro Magnet
lem Electro Dynamc,, Magnetic ectrcity snd hermo
Eieetre,y With 1870 Original ilustrsrons Price 81 FOR
sale by lsl7 Shsl q. NJ sAAIOS, 10 6fo.aSai
THE PROVISIONAL GOvERNMENT.-G
Il NJ FSDICOlT 80 Beekmsnst. will publish, this
morning large snd besutul Lithogrsph composed OF
Portraits Of ali the members Of the present Government
Of he Re- public Of France. alo u
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- A OUTAGE, eaisulstsd to accom- nossss sea
H. t,sl family oaly mss east from the City HAL, On
"a l. for sale let with bsro orensfd garden ~
N, Nm ,roaao vh Q beautiful landscape 10 sew snc
S.,ythar fi.bt uto p.ect Particulars 81 "a bfoso
v.y rom b AN til Pm Possession can BE- nsd I'M
data
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WIGS AND TOUPREs.

~ Bachelors New Invented wigs are per
lection Nothing has yet been MADE equal 20 them they
easy and natural 10 appearance al defy deecuon
Of the finest hair and adapted in the simplest man
every style The American Institute at the last
Fair aw sd the inventor silver medal large ssso
nent slWsys on hand al WA. BACHELORS, Wall
a. -1ear Bfosdway ais eodisf
~ Wigs. Wigs! Wiss!-R. MLDHURsT, practices
Hair Gutter and Wig maker would inform citizens snc
strangers that the largest assortment of Wigs ADD other OIL
namepal Hair Work is be found 1t his establishment
4 MadsD-Ane. New-York. ala wis
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The following is the situation Of the Banks OF
New ossus the 25.h Of March, ssreesby to the Off
eisl publication Of the Board Of Currency;
Labtiin<s dssets.
Deposit, &c 799 736 specie ........S 2S5 27i
CtrcV!stiOn........ 53270s Dom and For TX 597 1873
O.hsr cash habss lao o57 Other cash assets 2s557O
Tot........sl4,252,77ll Total. sl5,'l5g77
Beside. the above assets, the Banks have loans payable
ct maturity s8Oo3 SIS; loans mortgage sS,5s,2ili
Io.ns on stosk f6tl75 and real estate 81 693 s3l.
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ITALIAN OPERA, ASTORPLAcE-Th. rsprs-
is-utaou of - Oq-rs all tr 81. .--d-d tulns " o
i uslnf.r of Pee. Week. 81
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CIcared-ship silss Holmes, Berry, New-oresns, VIM
Nelson.
Bake l. Ayle seignetts, Rochelle. seigneue 70 ;
Bentley, Mcintyre, ApAlsehcca, } Eiwell Co.
Brlfs spartan, Fanshsw, Gulf Of Mexico, Neinith
Walsh; Excel keyile, Savannah, Sturses, Chairman
CO. PulAski. New-Oresns
sehn Sarah Louisa Fo'sn, Edenton NC Bersen; Cole,
PstsT.bprsi May, Lose Richmond sarah Perry
NeCreaoy a. Co Mary Jane, Osborn, Norfolk.
Sleeps Radiant, Dayton, Providence willard, Dennis
Providence. .,,,-,-,,,
Barge SHARK, Ely, Philadelphia
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MARINE JOORN AL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK.

nMArURI ALxASAc.---.-1Hb pAf'
SUN. THE MOON sVLL 20
Ass, S he Sets ..6 Al Morn. Morn.
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THEoDOaE MALLABY, AgellenI a.

EkNTEEL HnI ~bItUL. ~ ~ III p I. |,
auction on Tuesday. April 49, a. 10 o'clock 81 ]o We.'
FRhtesuth It. near the Eish'h avenue, the entire unl
urs Of the house eonsisirg Of ply and ingram carpets
shogany sofas French cha' breakfast dining ACC tes
tahes china GLASS aud ear;enwsre, Oeoth, hat facs'
,air carpet rods bedsesds matresses, bureaus VAT
- - A. kifchsn fgrniture ais SITS
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,500a .ts ssa iasis's sa'lss.. ,Is.s, IL 0R:;
,ion pueub.rsssed ard yielding several hanoleo Per
rspt proft; business 10 large .nount ean DC i -
g., - III th, will be satisfactorily proved W. %
a,ioy.I whether silent seuye References see
"a rommunc.tion strictly eonhdenNAi o, IN,
need Apply without cash. Apply !" N@'"' ais sis.
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~ Mechanics Instifufe.-Au ssj,urned me

uIrrl-
lug oi The institute Tor the purpose OF discussing the
adoption OF the report Of tho committee Arts and
Sciences on Rends Jrs plan Of Elevated Railroad
on broso way viii re held On Tuesday evening 18th in.
AZ clock, IN the Lecture rooms 10 City Hall The
~oIsiug model LION full sire, will b. exhibited and ex.
1laned without charge, at SIS Broadway Monday and
Tuesday, between the hours Of 5 snd 9 p ~.
- BY order THOS. SMULL, "a Vice President.
C.. l.. BARRlTT, ActQary AT 2tis.
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ikEAL ESTATE.

~ ROOMS 40 LhT-ln beautifai and ret I'D il.u
Ia sa 100. mics rom the Iity Hail, TO wnien stages
kA1 no .vs,y len inmates for siapsnee. sentsn an
d hi. wife of Two ladies' With whom economy po me
,ul AOp, viii Lud this most ssteesD'e sunn.s
Be..d or breakfast aud tea, can DO taInisnsd
=, rr,tsd References EXCHANGED. line ADO -ssed 10
l. X rubuu. Ofbce, wall receive prompt attenten'
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gPIFNUIu 1,OTUIC

" Door Plates. Roberss new aud splendid style
Of Gothic Door and Number PIstes-entirely new and
original designs Those In want Of something new eno
splendid their doors invited 70 call and examine the
Above articles Also splendid assortment o. Gothic and
Shield pattern BELL Pulls r. ROBERTS,
ISL 3misTThGS 5G2 Broadway. near PTince-Bt.
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" GentiemeB's uats.-SprnR Stye-BIRO, cor
ner Pine ard Nassau sts-Gentemens Hats, Of the new
pattern, are ready for inspection and sale.
The principal feature Of the style consist, IN
convex tip, which together with graceful outline OF side.
crown, and set Of brim renders II shape Of peculiar
elegance and taste. BIRD
al TuThA Sluiss corner Pine ard f.ssau sfs
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WANTS.

~ AHgnr1s-s 30 ttpsTr mn AT G., u 1T %
ssL-la. o. ~ ". Ut ). 20. - "a. IL
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MAMMOTH FAsogANs % II
MISSISSIPPI RIVER

MISSISSIPPI 6IVER!
LARGEST PAINTING ~ TIE would
gsAINrED ON THREE MILES OF CANFAsl-b1.
hibunga view Of country 200 miles In length estsne
lag from the n the Missouri River 10 the City u
NewOrlaans and reaching over ten degrees 81 autode
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WOkLDl
PANORAMA BUILDING Ia Broadway. adjoining Hibios
dsrdsn. Admission s. cents children ha' price ire
Panorama Wi commenes moving 81 "a O'Clock presselJ
Afternoon exhibitions " ednesdsys and saturday, ~
o'clock. Gil Ilso.
'I'HE COLE EXHIBITIOS.-Ths Exhibition Of
PAINTINGS, by the late Thomas Cole, ia now open
st tho rooms the American Art Union, 4s7 Broadway
The Gallery will be open from o'clock A. NJ until "
o'clock P. 81. Admission p cents. Season tickets So
cents 40 wis
FNuE GHAND COLLECTION or THE WORKS
! OF The OLD MASTERS comprising original
PICTURES
~ TiGsn Ruben, Ra1hssl MurliO Neasquez Van Dyck,
Gu.'o Romano, P.Imisano, Holevin, an steen Carlo
Dolc Cuyp Wilson, and many others Of the Old Masters
ls open a thu Lyceun Gallery so Brosdw.y rom 3
A. NJ TO 8 P. N. Ambulance - ceutr, n< lmis
| DAHNUpi'S AMERICAN MIsEUM.-P. T.
- BARnI 4 Pr0prstcf-r HITCHCOCK, M.nGzor.-
Splendid performances this -fteroou - 81 O'Clock, aud
this evening A. q1srter 20 Mr. 81 JOHN the Ans-
will sppesr two splendid pieces, The Humoroui Spectre
Bridegroom and fraud Yankee meange, entitled the
Yankees Flrs, Visit 10 New York Mia Bern,rd Mis-
Julia Noble Mr.. A. DE- Ia Pierre, on ths Fuens Aocor
dion Miss Julien Mr WhitlOck Mrs. Pelby's Splendid
Wax statgary; Md Rockwell, fam9u, Fortune Teller
Admission the whole Is children under 10 years
and Cd enough 10 walk alone ~ cents Reserved
! front seais, one shilling extra az
1>ATOMICAL AND NATURAL CURlOSi-
hTIES-A more peasng and Instructive visit cannot
Be any where made than 70 IN, North American aud Ana
omca Museum corner OF DivisiOn-st aud tue bcTcry.
| be there BY the curious
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~ Reform! Reform Bible Presentation.-
Fhe IucePeoent Daughters Of Ssmatis will have Bible
presented TO them by Brother kent Tuesday
tbs 18Th inst al Arb Hall OF Catbarins and Henry
-ts Speeches by Col Snow and several Ministers Fe-
male speakers will be present 10 address the meeting
Tickets ~ cents Children half prioe. By order Of the
COMMITTEES. Temperance peUpe are invited 20 attend IN
Doors open half past service to commence half
past r. NJ. sl5 5ls'
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UCPION NOTICE.-Extsnsive sale Of Cabinet
hFuruitute -ThO5 BELL will sell 90 Ihursday, al
h,lEp.s 10 O'clock Al 81 Biosswsy, 10 cose trust
furniture being parcel snd not made up Tor sae
ton well worthy the attention o. hotels sbol4es sno
hoa,e-seepers together with ~ SOFAS coucnss
p.remptory positive Jr For part Gu s see inc
flrnit6r, with catalogues which sre now ready ais ot
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d brss nc ss4 well hDisued three story houAss Sos
- ss5 567 TsIthst near Tom qasIs-rsnt esIo
Ig,m,dats poss, scion DO had Tue small store 81
os.xm.ng-fsnt $40. The large three story mouse
5.0Dsst-TsnI $3.50 Apply ~ n nooaN
as 81 "a Deesmsoss.
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them that right and not their Nohc bcthrento this they
must and Viii bow with submission And lhs TOO ought 10
stisfy The nth Declare law-lci go forth the
woIlj that all may know AMI ob.erveii
Know that he idea Of dissolution IL the Union is rdi-
euied b, many cannot agree with them My conviction.
ae. that IN c'nhderatrd republic, yield
mehing 4 hi. pi.uiccs AID feeug. for the sake of
harmony and c"nci,or. Aud it IL positive duty Of
every paot T. RETAIN from such measures aend o. eyrile
grogfa heal divisions aud fc sectional aimo.ty
he ifc all that "ugh To be effected without tc IF
such mcans We easily weaken he bands Of Union BY
arusing the furious OF aud araying
against section To talk Of the crmanency Of ths Tn
OF being knit tcgelh by thousand bres by The ties Of
c'nsangunity commerce, lis hills aud sireams-lo"ks wei"
aud .ound well; but let me tel gentlemen that when the
passions o men aroused slnatng under zeal fanccd
they will tie, and date consequence
approve Of the which accords with the MIA recon-.
mended by Judge Mclean, Of modealion vigilance and
himnes IL il more courteous SAFE equally
Gent aud in all probability much more practicable
Slavery l. an INSTITUTION which Sou hern frieuds
nv Of them at least have been taught to think right They
look upon constitution recognizing that right Those
territories aie the common property Of all the Siaes-the
Moth and the S"n'h-won by the common blood aud
Of all Aud well may remember how glo usy
troups Virginia and New York Of Missspp and indiana
Of Texas aud New Hampshire fought side by upon
guy plains Of Mexico and falling side BY eide mid dn
aud smoke Of battle, their blood flowed out and mingled ia
the same stream whilst their dying escaping together
borne of upon the breeze Let us but unite with
equal devotion aud patriotism in governing that which
won, and all will be we'll Roll back the pages OF
history, aud reflect for moment what Unparalleled
achievements union aud harmony have lined for u.s. But
few conedeIacy consisted of theen itile
States stretched along the Atlantic Many Of the
pr mncnl nations OF Europe eusing eat with u.s.
they knew little Of aud thought
fling aud useless 10 them. Wv whens eve
~ we pour lnex hausble in every mart and
stripes aud sars float in triumph around the world,
known, respected and feared our mighty domain extend
ing from The Atlantic to the Pacific, aud fom the silvery
lakes IN the North 10 The gulf the South composed Of
Thirty great States, each greater than empire, with
expansive territories present vaSineS and extent Of
country compared with which, all Europe dwindles
significance. Aud if We only to our constitution,
10 hI-
human mind cannot conceive Of the grandeur, magnce
aud pospeil which awaits in the futue and with the
poet cxcliim:
"Widc own fee increa.e,
Wide shall II extend the elastic chain,
And bind in everlasting peace,
State after State--a m ghly thin"
shall vote against the recommitment.
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Ear Ne LnJjona Stofc Senfjnsl


NFssRS CnAPMANs & SPANN Three years ago this
much excitement prevailed ia The Legislature
laon the management Of tho State Prison. aud alleged
crueeS inflicted the cOnvc la order to preserve
the prisoners from The tyranny aud oppression of those
icesled n their labor and also the mechanics and aburing
classes Of Je,sons lille from being and driven away
by Of convict labor, Important restrictions
upon the Lessee provided or. in The law leasing the
Prison. These
The should be empbyed by him without
The walls Of the except do something immediate
walls.
3D. They should BIO worked any mechanical
that compcti ion with the mechanics Of Jefferson
vie but should be engaged III manufacturing pursuits
Sd. The lessee, OF his associates should have
pow nict corporal other punishment upon the
victs tut ali Offences by them committed hou be referred
o the ,den IN whom alone that power is placed
4h The absolute and entire control of the police Of the
prison placed in The hands Of the walden aud lessee
the law, CONFORM himself rules and
regua the warden and should adopt
for the government OF The prison.
restrictions, the prison leased for SIS 600
per But than the bargiin secured than
the lessee here every winter asking and beeechng the
Legislature remove these arbitrary restrictions by which
the ,rison la would be worth tn thousand
dollars per To him, which he wishes The State
gracious give him. The question for the State
decide whether will return 10 The old system of bar
barty aud cruelty, aud reform prison backward 10 the
sandad Of those days bare recital Of the unrocored
moving in the way Of absolute power. which
the es.e akns whether she will not still adj
further by requiring the lessee TO coloim in all things
the law Xists aud by providing further for the
better OF the prisoners, their education and rer
nation. We will sec. y.
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men offered by Mr.. Mligan to the original resolution
(which amendment excludes slavery from the newly
CURED territories during their territorial existence
Mr. ''rth moved TO lay thu amendment on the table.
The President deciding that The motion To lay he
table was not deba,eabe. Mr. Henry, secouded by Mr..
Stewart appealed from the decision Of tho President.
The and being called, the Senate sustained
the Presidents decision-ayes 81, noes lS
The question then being upon laying the amendment
on the table, Yves osi-ayes 20. noes "a.
A mmnnca'ion from his Excellrncy the Governor.
resigning his flee, received
The Hon. Paris e. Dlnning rendered his resignation
OF the office Of President of the Sc,are
The remarks Of Mr. Dunning will he give in our next
The Senate then proceeded to ballot for President Of the
Senaiei the following The result G The several baotn
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indianapolis and Esrliefontaimc X. IL.
NOHICE TO SUBSCHslBEiSS.

A of Directors. the following
IN amendments made BY which 10 believed
give prompness the of the work. and
be
before the
dividend when their
stock in full, without taking the four ears credit
FIRST heretofore subscribed personal
cash lsior ea pay the in
ruiins pa) twenty dollars Tor each share
take the credit heretofore allowed
for four their option cash full OF twenty
dollars. each share.
who have retained. who shall retain.
redeem the
within year the deed by paying cash.
shar. lands
Tfd subscribers redeem the principal
interest and subscribers OF improved farming lands will
10, accountable for rents.
appraisenent apply President within thirty days
rom the shall be informed in writing Of the
unent a
appraiser the President and the stall
apprase shalt De appraised than the
appfascmen the subscriber shall the
pany pay otherwise shall be oefray
by the subscriber
FTah The Treasurer authorized sell OF the
a
sold interest OF not exceeding ten per cent
per These bonds heing perfectly secured being
lien urcn the whole road
should be who money And
the denomination Of hundred dollars they Will
be accessible o a / who shall apply in time.
termination this State been
permanently Oho line in Randolph county. the
wcl ester Indiana, Sidney ana Bconiane
Ohio.
prospects company Cor the ucion OF the work
equal TO the CHERISHED
. of he Board. O. H. SMITH, President.
December 9 1915. 57.wis
journal and IndpIs viii copy end charge B.
n On
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Mr. Hunt fon the committee benevolent and scen hc
n>itutns TO which referred The petition Of tain
citizens Of Utica township, CaIk county praying the
peal Of the license law made the follow ing report:
Mr.. SPEAKER: The committee benevolent and scen-
tc Institutions to whom rci~ried petition Of ,undry
If Clark county praying Tor The repeal Of all laws
granting license 10 s, intoxicating beverages Except for
mechanical and medicinal purposes have had that subject
under considerations and direct me Ia report that IN their
opinion the object Of the petitioners is fully accom-
plished by the laws force than could be BY the
repeal Of all Laws on that jec The committee, there
fore believe fur her ksaton that subject /, unne-
cesay aud ask be discharged fon It's further considers
lion which report concurred Ia.
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SENATE.


WEDNESDAY, December 81 lS48.
Petitions, dc, presented.
BY Mr. Hendricks; referred wiihou, Ieaiing
Reports frani Committees.
By Sir Heroi, against repeating laws OF distinction be-
tween white and coloIed persons; concured in
By Mr. Porter, against sbolshng capital punishment,
lesislatiDg upon that subject al present concurcd n
Af Hubbard reported back the bill re, ealing the relief
laws with amendment.
Nj Robinson moved 10 postpone Indefinitely l0st-ayes
II, noes %.
Sir D,Ie moved to reconsider the vote carried.
llr Dse then moved 10 amend the bill by suIing out
Oue-half" and inserting twO-thirds"
MIR English moved Iecommit the bill and pending
amendment with instructions to make real and personal
petty subject sale under the iue OF appraemen
Mr. Beard called for division Of The question:
The question then upon Iecommitiing the bill IS
amended which decided in the Degaveayes %, noes
%
Mr. Robinson moved postpone further consideration
Of question until Saturday losayes 2l noes 20
The question then secung upon the adoption Of the
proposed by Mr. Dole. (>king out one half
when u occurs the ball and Inserting tw0-thds; the
amendment was adoptsd-.yes 81, noes ID.
Mr Walp,le moved to amend By providing that personal
property and profits should noi be sold on execution
two-ihirds the appraised value; saned-ayes
81. noes TO-
Mr. Henry moved further amend by striking on, the
words any hou.ehodei having family. and in
setng any esiient househodes resident having fam
lily :" adj .p,ed.
The Senate then Adjourned
Bus Passed.
Changing the name of Andrew Turner
For the relief of the heirs Of Alvin ). Blackdge.
Incorporating the Rock ort aud Washington rail road
company.
Changing certain state road tn rein named in Putnam
county.
Authorizing The Auditor of Harrison county TO execute
a deed William X. Goldsmith Of said couD,y
Relative the execution Of DEGREES Of courts of Chan.
The joint resolution The subject Of the extension Of
savery was token up on Is second reading