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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
REAL ESTATE.

- COR SALE-rhe tvo-story brick house and lot ia
70: Burton 81 between Blocker ana Bedfoid sts Lot
- IS feet inches by 81 feet Title ndlspstsole. for
term. ,pply 10 BURR WATERMAN CO
- ~iufh.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

I'D Z. kENP a. fem0y % % tdo laIfs aud aEt<l1t6
l.stere S4s Broadway opposite the Ns~-fcrt Society
Library and would reg leave 70 call tie attention. OF
parties hsvns scods dispose u aueton 70 the very
central ael o. his Sales Rooms which snaueson-
shy the srsest and hsss tos the dspsei " Earntsrs
fancy goods Ae Of any IN the cityw give personal az
ssnton to the disposal Of furniture o. private dwellings,
and stock u goods sueton Cssh sSv>nees made Aat
All sales prom pity csshed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20


FLOUR AND MEALs-The sdyices from the o.hef SIDE
are more favorable for bresdstu1 hsn had been scheis
aete ed and this morning holders are askns - ~ -
aa yAnce upon yesterdays pIice. No payers noNessi
appeared excepting for small trade lots Al nytNlns
So On Change there rather more DONG ~, l-e
sales OF the Gay add up 4oso bos a. = ieI Ne~
Orleans, which WAS yesterdays puee VSee - ~.
Brooklyn, Oswego and Michigan &C ls 40 = ioi oe-e
The common brands held a. ~ cenS eaNanSe
ard the market be considered Cd better thAn Neseio
for these descriptions The better kinds sho" 10 eaa-r
There orders for shipment but gcnerAN me
limits - and under. Several parcels were unocf
under goaf0n for shipment The export sales 70 oei
are 1000 bbs including ooO strict Michigan AZ l 10
southern there change notice Holders ASK - be
IRE I5Q6 sd for descriptions Meal $ held
amer but tho only sale i 20 bbs Jersey 81. del d
Rye Eloag il 2Jd4 -
GRAlN-Thsre 10 good demand for Wheat foT milling
"a .hpment Holders sskius higher rates and the
80. shov, rather advancing market Aboutn COO bush
hs,s.s hand, at g for New-OTears and SOL 81 for
- n,rces ONO red and Mixed Genesee was offered ~
an 10 Corn there was not much done Holders wsre
cents per bush advance upon rates but
~ ,ere but few buyers ard TIE sales were az Stout
,,sops rxtes Some Loo bushels sold 81 y for MiNea
n r nv Iopx Island and 65Qo. ioT re southern "A q
New Orleans Tn. sales mostly fOE assuming ~ ms
Es.t Round yellow was offered 81 y cents we pete
sales $50 bushels Rye 9g4s INC latte, "a sore 20
thipg aoinx In barley Oats quiet IS before A. - o'
Jersey 90 for NcIihefn Susal sales beans a. sA~i "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

1 EEW. ORLE AN5-Sifp NSnffr,g-tsJ Dbs -four say
dam. ssg- 4 Co-50 Brewer Neson-53 bales cotfon
Levench-51 hbs molssses Ihomp s0n-l76 @ Ihsrs-
tor Colo Platt Co-lli7 bbs beef - Tea aow to
bis bidss K Nilbaak Col bis alcohol soutLway
4 sOn-qq bales cotton tkos Wibsr Scott cks pot
ssh II Field-13 pigs lead siracnan scot'-t-' D
Marsh-657 Maitland. Phelps Co.'S bis pOfS Merritt
/ 4 Colo bales cotton BoEsrt kneslana-s7 Davis,
| broaks & CO. Hobfook. Mellon \ Co
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BOOK TRADE.

BRIAN oLINN; OR,
BORN TO GOOD LUCK.
by THE AUTHOR OF Hector o Halloras." Stories
~ Of Waterloo &c. Price 81 cents with nsmsrous
iilsFIsii0us-C ruikshsnks designs
BURGESS STRiNGER co.
jso Jrs - Broadway. cor. Ann-st
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DE-. BosTWIcK'S

NEW MEDICAL BOOK with hint. 70 the yoanr jus
Unpublished By BURGESS. SrRINGER 4 co. =.
Broadway rhi. the best practical work eststed will
plates before published. and should BE- IN the hsnd
Of every physician young man snc al guardians Of youth
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

MM H. JONES. Auesionser.
DDOrS AND sHOEs.-Ry J. u. iS0tNsObi
DCO-stors ~ Psarlst-On Wednesday. January 20,
A. clock I5e boots sho-s and bos.ns. suis-
bio fot tho Southern Western aud city trade.
Also. mens and boys s,p and thek boSts.
Also tnen and womeu's rubber ososshoes. lso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
FOREIGN TNTPoRT6Trous.
DOMESTIC NEGOTIATIONS.

ANGO3TJHA-soir y j. hldsaesg-5500 hides 4 ymif
C0l00o do loEus dem I3lIs Lasau cspeyl lblx gum
corsi Schmidt Nog.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

nKTc -rORR FOR SALE, lossisd In one Of tho
Dprncpa thDrouEhfares Of the city The store Is we'll
stocked add will be sold very advantageous term 10
person Of doing good business, Or 70 young
physician the present opportunity - very sdyanas o1s
one Addrezs 3. A. L. Tri5une Office, with real name
aud address Hnd the application vii BE- attended 70 ~ u
SCHOOL FURNITURE FOR sALE-Consist-
- Inx q desk, benches, large sad smA siuge DESKS
suitable and really for htrng out large schooroom or
suited FROM the large assortment hand, which viii be
sod cheap, a. - spTuee-s- J-y ~
CFS. TAYLOR AT LA-T.-MR ANTHONY
R,.dv which will b. reproduced "a steel wltboutde
Dsra-rr-otyp> copy % the Original may ee seen 81 af a
rr-,rr 2s7 Br14d1ay where nis admirers may o-spe2k
early impressions 0fthe eaEr.yins - z-s
SCRAP IRON WA>TED-Cash paid Tor Wrorght
- and ca. scrap Iron az the iroa yard, 40 Nster pc
tween Pi.s aad MHsst IS ~ =
.sTOyF--Sew ani second hand stoves for sac chap
- % close the remaining stock On hand Also' once
d1.k. sos ri-cloth. chsr- SABLE ryckns enslfs ard
one Bur-n bei.tssd Flr'ale a - sPrece-si. - u
f,OsI. C6e.uut.-si 81 stove Coai............ss ~
y snail Sat.....-... Oh Egs Do ............ ~
Isrx. Npf......... s. or0ken % ............ y
NV sssef c5vsr a8d the be.t quality Pszch Orchard
doubs serseuet ard delivered. 1sgd - Hasainstonst
near Spunss- l1 IN
CUTTA PERCuA -OLE-.-The subscriber Il
usN prepared 70 stzch s1tLs percns soes . gentle
-ar hrdt sdfes and cs1rers caters, sippersi Ac
u.king thea perfectly war-rgnf preventing dan 80
tom pc1slrslg These sole 0uf times 30 ons 80
e.ar ;hus doing away for he ladies' The iaconveneucs
OF eznng heavy cork s3l-d gtsrs. and for sen.sneo
the - CO ed w.ser- proof boot d. HODSNAS,
Ss~York India Rubber W.rsho1se,
n Msicc1l4ne, cor Nassau q
NIB Speein.ns seen By eslns .s above ~ VIZ
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CLOAKSI CLOAKS,


800 LApiEs sd MISSES cLcASs stLLisc .tr AZ
GREAT SACRIFICES TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS
IFOR THE SEASONING respectfully solicit q call
from sdes Of every rank both yosps and Old reh ana
poor a. our cloak. vary prices from 90 70 so and COO
sat VI every pncs iE present. Des nsme!y Chinese nsn-
tss German and French Polkss, sIt Jenny LDd rosss
as5 several late french styles, which very bssoie
The most f.sc Gus be suited ana save per cent y
ealing Remember tho os1aoef s -
near Essf Broadway. ED"AhD " A"']''
jl2~is. -------
DRITANSIA WAKE AND nkTALs-l,selas = az
DUsfe Bosrrnsu 4 HAITI, msnuf.ctnref nn' impo'-.i
AZ Britsaris Wsr- end dealer IN blcck I'D AEAn~nt5
- MALI BIsrufh &C. Bur ios alp o1eTs Ter
s.l- e. the lowest r-trset prices
RritanniA urus. tes snt ccnee pcsi
c..,-rs nth cut mould and pressed ociti>s'
P@,ytsr plates. patters, dishes and basins' .
Vasos. tar ards go5ets, plates e1d Dap susai uo"s
xe-.llIr eount.us house lrkstsIcs. assorted sres,
500 "a -. table SD tea spoons, zrezt variety;
usrs~I chamber DO. snd Bfit1nns amps,
Pich.r, mugs. t1msers and E.o.s<ses cups;
pIxnisbsd IA ccree vrns hllsIers and szg boilers,
Patent table and tea spoons wtb steel hsndles,
faI .s.ortmen, u Dixon's Sheffield Britannia FOODS
R.guu. ii Anfirn0ny; os1ca, Straits aud bar Tin;
PuIe m-tslc bisD.urh, pig and or Il sd nc.
Particular Attention paid 70 s1prJlrg families a. retail,
and every article warranted 40 lw
A NTIMONY AND BIsMCTH-RsTaIss q Anti
sip, By lJ1o lwl LUClUs HART late BcartmaD 4 hsrt
DANCA TINA few slabs sereins ssncs Tia, fer
dale al BaElnssiip 81 LCCIUs HAkI,
j2Dl~ late Bosrdn<s 4 HAT
DIG LEAD-Pig sas Der Lead, . constant supply for
L ssi- waolessl- add retail, al s BvrlBssiip, By
- lw LCCIUo hAAI, Iats bosrdnaa nAI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
AUCTION SALES.


JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auesios.er.
my HANGS, RICHARDS & PLArT, store 30
ID Brosd~xyLibersi cash advances made % sshsisr-
meats for suction sses
Jut received ro Loodon large sod sieh ascrtmsat Of
inc saos snc saeere patterns osvsf
befrs in, poted-which offered lwhoiess.s enly
very low prices
DYE COTTON, 4-e,,ss and Cea-ssssea neIo@~at--
DS.,,s Room SO Bro.a~ay Gothic hAll-hAstns re-
tbs .sevs canned f0oms, roe prepares % re-
eeiv- al knss " Cabinet Furuiiu-s Dry oooas "a 80
aEd Housekeeping articles VI every deser on -
20 his asgA Pronptsess lie viii Al'o bay II P'slse"
outdoor sac. "a say gss q he ss, attended - usual
THIS DAY, (rhar-isyD Ian %
Al lot o'clock. al the Auction koon
An sssertHeat VI and secons hsDd furniture c.n-
sstrg q scfss, chain. bgF-sca tables. beds sed.sesds
carpets. Sindo~-sh,ass, sstrxl lsmPs casters. nc.
hats .
Aiso. lot cares, collars. ke-
Also about - dos. Windsor shairs
Also, large quantity OF hardware, lSmps. As.
Az PGnarE saIs-sss-.S.i .pl.ssla Isse~ses Pissos
ro toach sad hnsh and equal Ia every respect 20
.ny o.tru.nt sde the city Purchasers will receive
guaranty from the mshsf add are invited 10 sxslae
hem A. they Mill not suter In comparison
with any instrument made. Prices uoterN~. Also one
splendid Harp. IN hns order.
- CHAMBERLAIN, AUcrIoNEER, ssofe No
u. pFuce-st-Leers advances made on DSocs eons-fn
Cd for private sale 10 be sed a. auction ses
carefully sttesded and respectfully solicited Promr'
FRIDAY, Jan. q.
At 10 o'escs. al No 8. Cstherine-st
ASsis>sss' SAFE or NV cLcrsrsc. Dsy Gccrs. NIL
LISESy Ss-Conprisans large quantity Of ready '.ie
elsthlns, straw soods msses eSsks, Goals s'n''e"~
TUESDAY, Jan. -
Al 10 o'clock. q spruce-st
PUsLic ADSiSIsrssroks siLs-Consssrus q alute
gusn'ity 81 secondhand wearing apparel tIsass shes
household furniture, silver plate watches, leweiry nc
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!, rOil SALE on TO LXUHANGE a

III aad 1t 90 5esenth-st bet~es AVENUES y aDo y
snail fsfm la this STATE, N.w-Jeisey " 'onAsc'r
en-, viii he taken In part payment and The remainder
the purchase money remain on bond aba mortgage.
Apply 10 III. tu h. A. OJlON, 10 Walist,
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=. VoK .aI.E OK ExCHANGE-T.oih wud-

- FOH sALE Uh ~ sn.n , ~ - -
- tasnt snd uDdsf-csllar IA Fonyths-lot - b. 100
feet house % BY ~ iceland rspsts With every con
v-nl,ncs for ssntesi family, having plated furniture
ate x2<s windows Ia front, stained ya<s sky light
msrbis nsu.si, and CRATES Bebses kitchen rasse large
hot boiler Cfc.on water 10 second story with bot
cold shower hath, marble top vsshstsndy &C Ihs
house bst by The pteAent owner 10 The best nansss
FOR his occupancy, sod 10 in complete ofcsr hsuhs
been p.irte1 throughout, the As Summer ro1 @lss'
Ia IThA slxir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

- FOR sALE-rSs twos.cry aSs saie pee Issss.
n ing house 100 Henryst bs~e.a kssSf :, ,s:,se,a
- s-s, house u By % feet a. 800 5000.
sncs or the present owners especial sss sea
nsrole pasntss throughout, Cfosoa $50 800 10y
setss with srsps good bs.es tesntAin 70 tes &C.
Tar snd IL one Of meet tssasbe stsseose ~ re-
,,s .sas sovspass for evsl Of ths kssesn sstA8e
VII b. soli .ow end terms easy. AppJto
liz lsf WV SEYMOUR CO ChssnAm-sessfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

DIG LEAD-Pg 2as bsr Lead, . eoEst>nt supply ief
l. sac wacessl- add retail a. Bvrlns-slip By
~ lw LgCIU5 HIATT, lats BosrdmAa bait.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20
The following statement exhibits the exports Of
ea5sts from the four principal Northern sesport 70
flssn potts during the past week. and also nce No7

The Marine Insurance Co. Of st. Louis has de
eaee dividend Of thirty five per cent beside reserviDg
sdvi3eDd Of ten per cent The ST. Louis Perpetual To-
suisncs Co has declared four dollars per shsre.
TIE quantity aud value Of Domestics exported
from the port Of Boston Foreign places during
weeks ending Jan -, 1912,
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MECHANICS HALL,
'CuRIsTY,S MINSTRELS.

IT Z "''"N-' Witt
4 { - streets - Crowded 70 overlooking with the
BEAUTY AND FASHION " Ngw-foRS
)fen every night during the week EXCEPT hONDAi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

xxyET GOODs-Ths ssls Of goods from ship Loss
w Yhilcpe will be continued this mornng ~ The re
~ WILLIAM MATHEWS, % Cs,ha1ns.
NB-As these goods ase positively 70 b so'e' 49,.
game may Be expected =. -
OAR LEAD AND Ban TIM scesssHs s s,,s1!
alp, BY JSp lvl LCcius HAT, iAss ssssaAs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

La and stIo brick house and lot In leo, as Prince d
- bet ween Laufens and Wooster sts The house, 70
feet BIZ 90 foisded with folding doors marble mantsis
A. One half u tbs purchase money csa re-
n,ia on bond and mortgage. Size OF lo 20 BY "a feet
For terms &C applyto A. }. BLEEIkLh Auctioneef,
y y, - w. I bfc.d.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

<r- TO LET-From lat Of April next hcose ana three
M. LOIS No . Fast Rverst There are two basen eat
A rooms cellar four psrlors and nye bedrooms 70
about hvs minutes wax nom tho haifoad Depot foot
of AaIsetsi suitable fol- Que or two iAmins' iefms
moderate. 49,, -.
Also louse and Ground to suit the person hiring at
$50 FerrJ.st Newark Neck, one ms from the Msfsetst
Depot Tbers Is sitchen two psrlois thee bed ooms
also milk room lsIg. cellar, veil and eis,etp
Eoqaire Of ALIEN. CHRISTIE, on the place,
,sl ~ Newark, N. }.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

q O@T-On Tuesday ahernoor the lsth. in soins from
ilLai.htst thrOgEh Gre@a~ich % CauAl-st. silver
,,s 80 Nth the owners engraved upon o. The
sSer will Be suitably rewarded and obhse T 9 on l-av
ia IL Al SIS sixth -. near Avenue ID 10 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

We observe by the different notices given in the
Harrisburg newspapers that increase Of Banking CAPT
tai nearly the Of five millions Of dollars will be
asked The present session OF tho Pennsylvania Leg
isat1re.
The folIoving is abatement in relotion "a tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-20

Read the following say that consumption 10
bic IN you can Ngw-YoSS. April -, ls.
Dr. TOWNSEND | verify believe thai your sarsapariils
has been the means through Providence Of saving my
lie have for several years hat bad cough IL became
worse and worse At last raised large quantities Of hood
had uight s,sea ami greatly debitsed and reduced
and IA net expect live have only used your ssrss-
parla but and there hiss wonderful change
been wrought m ] am now able % ~sk al over The
car vol imagiue that thankful for these results
Yorr cbedient servant WM. RUSSELL. % Cstherinest
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Osr latest dates from Washington are ia
lst. inst But little business of importance
had besn transacted; though there wss some
snder consideration, which would veceivr
attention soon after the " Holy days" had
psssea over o
Mr.. Cass had introduced bin Esr r.isng
zen additional regiments ofvolunteers for the
Mexicsn service. This met with some op
position from Colheun who insisted upon hav-
his snti war resolutions discussed befar- prc.
csedinp 10 act upon the hill. Mr. Csss con
tended that the hll should be passed with.
out delay ss the sxigsnsy Of the service de-
msnded il.
On motion 10 postpone the consider
tion the bill, thefs was tie vote. The
Vice President gave the casting vote in r.
vor Of lis consideration. The bill was ,hen
taken up as in committee Of the whole,
she Senate weNt into executive busiAsss,
and. sftsr spme time adjourned.
In The Hsuse considerable tins ha. been
consumed in disposing Of abolition petitions.
which appear 10 flow in quite rapidly. L.
tie votes 'sk.n upon the disposition Of the
petitions, the House appears 10 be, general
", nearly squally divided.
Mr. Sawyer submitted q resolution, which
wss adopted. directing the committee IN In.
dian affairs to enquire into the expcdiency
ofexcluding all white traders from Indiss
territories, and con6ning the trade to lnd-
an residents.
Tho "Holy days" baing now ever We pre-.
sumo that the Affairs nfthe cosnsry will soon
receive some attention.
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THE PRIMARY MEETINGS.

In another placs will b- sonnd notice
sfthe Central Committee for holding the
primary meetings to nominate candidates To
be supported for county Offices Al the fall
slsetion sf lS4s. The Democracy Of Put
nam are swide awake" and preparing for
the great battle about TO he fought by the
tvo great political parties Of the countrv.
The msstiurs are 81 an esrIy day, but We
believe that general satisfaction will be
given bysbis step and tho feelings Of the
different candidates and their friends be re.
concilsd 10 the nominations and al win be
united in support Of the nsminses, and pre-
psrsd earnestly and indusirionsly to work
In securing the triumph Of ths democratic
cause, in The county, State, and Nnfisn.--
The nomination for Governor 10 already
made (ihough We have mot ystlearned, the
result) and We hope the District Conventions
WI slas bs hsld a At sMssriy dsy; s~d the
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md the fuancisl system ofthe country. r
IS expected thai measures ofa silutary char
ac,cr would be- introduced.
TIE state Of Ireland 10 truly frightful--
The land reeks with assassina,i0ns from ont
end 10 the other. Government has proposed
) coercion bll.oia very mid aud Aso1sra'e
character.
In Switzerland, the civil war has been viz
tuaily ,ermina,ed, by the surrender Of Ln-
c-rne to the troops Of the fedcralists. The
Souderbond 10 deserted, and thus the hopes
OF tho Jesui,s are fully prosiraied.
The affairs of Italy arc in fair way fof
alustme,. The Pope has opened the new
Couucil Of State Of the Vatacaii, and his
speech elected unmxrd APPRECIATION.
Tho Royal, Bank Of Liverpool, the stop
puge of which caused so much excteiAenf
at The time, his resumed business under ia
vorsble circumstances
Tho Asiatie cholera is stated 10 have ad-
vanced to the Pussian frsniier.
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TO THE DEMOCRACY OF PUTNAM
COUNTY.

Tho Democratic Central Committee, have,
upon consultation with the Democracy in df
ssrent sections of the county, came In the
discrimination that the system of nominating
the candidates for county offices BY the pop
star vste, would be carried nut most effect.
uslly. and give general satisfaction, bv hold.
ing primary meetings on the dav af the spring
elections. at the places Of holding said elee.
tians in the respective towuships. u is m.
ticipsted that upon that day there will he a
more General turn out Of the Democrats in
each township than can he obtained by hold.
ing special meeting for that purpose.
You are therefore requested to open poll
en- ths, day (the first Monday Of April) fsr
the purpose Of baloiiing for candidates for
the different Offices 10 he filed at the ensu-
ing Ocisbsr election. and make returns thaVe-
Of in compliance 10 the rules heretofore ss
tablished.
By order of the DEM CenfrSi Comm;fies.
JAMES MACKENZIE, Cha.
January ll,h, lS46.
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asans 20 cav hat nmcnopolas, checking me
ss|circulaiIcn " Isbsr. nnd enhancing The
riss sfthe fruits ofindusify~ ave \" multi
piled IN direct proportion to the enterprise Of
nations. = he may SPEAK melancholy srsth
Sf the history ofihe day; but when he assures
the puhlc shst Institutions. mot ons which is
created but wi,hdraws 10 itself portion Of
the general rights Of all advances with Stree
dem,n he utisn . krcss fallacv, Of which
none mSre Than himself ought 10 be con-
scious. When this government was formed
shsis were those who sighed for the faded
eloriss sf fsyaliiy and The profitable corup-
lions which surround irresponsible power.-
In corporaiions ihey have found a substitute
for what they 50 much regretted, bit liberty
and tho rights Of msa have suffered, and =
plandsyed psople, and spsnly violated laws,
have sttesied that though these Institutions
might have ,hair existence in Republics, they
had nothing Republican in their character or
sonduct.--OAis Prsss.
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Presidential qaesi,ou once being se,lled, We
pledge ourselves Ma, the "hard money" de.
unocracy Of Putnam (For they are all Of thai
clssa,) will not Be "found wan,iag.n
Let every demsera, tell his neishbo,aha,
The primary ueernGs are ID. held al the
spring election and that ~ musi co,ne and
bring Ms ueighIsr ~iih him, al. preparations
will thsre be made for The great .scoda skin
ming" Of lsls.
just nate u down in your memdlsndam
books. breihrea throughout tbs state, that,
Putnam takes tho lead this yesr.
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p:,srtieth f'os sress- s,sss Session
MONDAY, DECABER n, 1917.
SENA = e.

SENAaE.
I,nmeoiately after the reading Of the jour-
nal-
Mr.. BR ADBURY. nf Mius. rose aud ad
Ar. ssed 'he ) nate as fellows:
Mr.. PasnDENi: Irse Cor the performance
Of duy loo painful for language 10 des.
crihp.
One who WIS wiihHs jn thischsm,er Al
tho las, meeting Of the Senate, attending To
his official duties. assisting in our delibera-
I,ions, and rs confidently laoking forward 10
the future as thosa who are here present,
has suddenly fallen in our midst. IL. is now
numheted with the de d.
Fonr times has the SeUa'e already bern
called, during the { W days Of ,is session, Ia
manifest the l.sl tokens nf respec, for the
honored dead. who have bran prevented
from entering upon the field Of 'heir labor.
in the prespn, Congress. Nsw the d,aroy
er has entered these halls, and struck down
his victim before our eyes.
The H,n. JoHx FAIRFIELD 10 no more -
lie died at his l"dgings in this city OF FL.
lay last.
The sudden and starting announcement
Of his death preceded lhe intelligence oi
langer.
On the morning of that day he was in his
usual health, aud me, his friends with hi.
sccustamed I'd cheerfnlness and cordially. Al
noon hn Submitted to a snrglcal operation.
tn which, with nndoub,ing onfdenee h.
had looked far relief fom an infrmiy IN.
ier which he had labored His physical en-
orgi4s were NJ, equal 10 his f"rii'ude and
courage. His syss~m sank under the una.
b,,ed Anguish which followed. aud at TWEEN
" minutes hefnre eight o'clock IN the even.
ing, in tie fnll pt secession Of his mind, ha
breathed his last. Scarcely had the friends
that were with him anticipated danger, when
his pure spiri, .enk its fight.
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tr TaAsKs.-ANe are much indebted 10
Hon. Wm. All'n for copy Of the "auihen-
iics,ed copy Of The Constitutions, analytical
indsx, snd compilation Of other public
documents,' purchased BY resolution Of the
u, 3. Senate.
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,alitary authorities did ,hy ssbs.E The pa.
uonal hymn was then sung " the actors.
whilst tho people joined 10. On leaving The
hcalre, the yiceroy was accompanied 10 the:
,4lacs BY thu, prolesssrs and ssssdsnss ofshs- : q
University, to the sound 6f military muaics7,-,. |.
On the 2lst, which was Sunday, .hs. mal9E ~,
IF the town, on his way 10 hear MAST q the
church ofSt. Lnciisr, was met and saccenss !
panied by thu students md part of Tho popt-
alton, who afterwards escorted him ! 10 ths;sf
dolel.ds:Vile. In passing by the palacs, ef