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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-20
CORR POA'D CE,
Canal Commissioners.

The following communication, from one of our
oldest democratic subs, rlhers has been handed IN
for publication Ed Cal Drm,
Cot l., l. TArE,
Dear. Sir-Asth time Is approaching
when the Democracy ot this state will he called
upon to select a candidate tor Canal Commission
er, would recon nand to my D,m 'crauc brelh'
rem the Importance, oC selecting man OF un'
doubted devotion To the prlucpics OF our party.
II is the course VIZ have To pursue TO redeem the
Keystone, from the hands OF the Spoaers' |
know such a man, whom could further recon
mend as honest and capable, That man Is
CHARLES CONNER, ESI., or this county
A DEAOCRAr OF lSOs.
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70 CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, &c.

To CUNTKAWTURS, BU UILDEKS, DC,
FENHE undersigned, having rented the Stone
4 Quarry formerly in possession of Leonard
Alrnman, and owl ed by Fisher and Morgan,
wishes hereboto niurm his friends and the pub
lie, that he eau furnish rhrm at any time, with a
good article ot Buiiding Sione, at aIr price at
the Quarry or delivered at such place as thay
may want them,
BENZ AMIN JONES.
BlOomSburg Jan. 90. 1919 --3mO.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-20
FORKS HOTEL.

TENIE subscriber respectfully yin'ormshislrends
old customers, and the travelling public, tina
he has just re.ftted up his well known stand, OF
the head OF Main street, in Bloomsbury, aud open
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-20

NANTED, my quantity of Lumber, suitable
w for building at this Office, such as white.
pine boards, siding, scanting, &C.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-20
France.

The ceremony ofprocIuning the President elect
before the National Assembly has Glaken place
Armand Marrast, Vice President Of the Assembly,
performed the act by announcing Charles Louis
Napoleon Boneartc, President Of France, until
May, 1882, and the Republic one and ndNlsl.
BILE.
The President elect then ascended the tribune,
took the oath, and read an address He then turn
ed 10 Cayargnac and shook him cordially by the
hand The Chamber was delighted,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-20
PHILADELPHIA, READING AMI
POTTSVILLE RAILROAD
CHANGE OF Horns.
HiufSr ,9rr1D pp,uP1f
Uintsr .Arrdngemc cnt


ON and after Wednesday. Noycmhcr lsr H.
Passenger Train will leas the Depot,
ner Broad and Vine Streets Philadelphia da.
except Sundays, at s. a. NJ Returning lea,
Pottsyille at ! A. NJ. Both trains wills'an
sll way stations.
Hours or Arrival AT PRINClpAL SrLTlo.
Up trGin. bC"" tram
Arrives at NorristownArrlves p, sch H..
at 932at
PhpnivvilleQ 50 " Port Clinton,
- Pottslown, 10 30 " Reading,
" Reading, nl7 ROttstown' lJ
g Port Clinton, - iO " PhpniXv.--s .-.
Sch Haven, l2.42 NorristoUn. d
Arrives at Pottsvillel2 sol Philadelphia,-
hy-NOTlCE-Fifty pounds ofh'ggago
allowed to each passenger in thes, lines -I~
scngers arc expressly prohibited from ts"."E
thing as baggage but their wearing rTEar....
will bp at the risk Of its owner NHi-'iF1
taken by these lines. Oct "a, lo--
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.TupOieOms Inaugural .4ddrGss.

The following is the Address delivered by Lou.
Is NApoLEoN, ON the occasion OF his Inauguration:
"CITzENs AND REPUBLICANS: The sul-
trages of the nation, and the oath | have
lust taken, trace out for me my future cons
duct. shall follow it rs a man of honor,
and shall regard as enemies of my coun-
try all those who shall attempt to change,
by illegal means, what all France has so
distinctly established. Between you and
me, ctlzens and representatives, there can.
not be any real difference of opinion. Our
wishes and desires are the same, | wish
like you to place society on the true basis;
to strengthen democratic institutions, and
to alleviate the miseres of that generous
and intelligent people which has just given
me such proof of their confidence. The
majority have obtained not only pene-
trates me with gratitude, but will give to
the new government that moral force with
out which there is no authority. With
peace and order our country can again lm~
prove, can cure its wounds and bring back
the men that have been msled, and calm
down the passions. Animated by sincere
spirit of cancellation, have called around
me capable and patriotic men, who, des'
pite of the diversity of their political orr
gin, are ready to devote themselves with
you to the application of the constitution,
the improvement of the laws and the glory
of the Republic.
"A government coming into power owes
a debt of thanks to its predecessors, when
the deposite of its authority is handed over
to it intact; and, in particular ! owe it to
General Cavaignac to say, that his conduct
has been worthy of the generosity of his
character, and that sentiment of duty which
is the first quality of a statesman. Hear,
hear. We have, citizens and representa-
tives, grand mission to fulfil. TO found
the Republic is the interest of all land
Just and firm government. | shall be ami
mated by a sincere desire of progress,
without being reaclionary or Eutopean.-
Let us be the men of our country, not the
men of party; and, with the aid of God,
we shall at least do good if we cannot a.
chieve great things"
Odillon Barrot has been empowered to form
new ministry NJ Theirs holds aloot, and it is
considered doubtful whether he accepts office, or
is even fav orable to the new regime.
President Bonaparte has sent his relative, Ma
poleon Bonapare, to the various Courts to an
nounce his election.
The closing ofPars per cents, was Sc to 90,
and per cents 70 to TO-
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LUMBER WANTED.

Rlnnmsh urp, Jan. 6, 1S4y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
"WEDNESDAY, FEE 2S, l649.
cINhI TE

o6ANLA
The Senate was engaged all day ia discussing
The bill! authorizing the Banks TO issue small
notes. The bill was indefinitely postponed by
The following vote:
AYEs-Messrs. Scott, (Speaker,) Tribe, Ty-
Ter, BaIbee, Garlic, Daniel. Averel,, lsbell,
Shacklelord, Opie, Dennis, Smith, Harwood,
Amber and McCauley-i5
NoEs-Messrs. Rives, Woods, Kinney, Tale,
French, Wicher, Slanard, Sloan, Kane, Rogers
and Fry-ll.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by The Rev. John S. Reynolds OF The
Bap,is, Church.
Mr.. WORTHINGTON, from the committee
for Courls, presented a report adverse 10 the reso-
lution for amending the act entitled an acl I'm.
.ling real actions and right OF entry and, a bill
divorcing Nancy Peytou from her husband, Va
lenline Peyton.
Mr.. JONES, from the committee of PROPOSE
lions, presented reports against The petitions oil CT
lixens of Randolph, Barbour and Preston, for a
new county; OF citizens near Fredericksburg TO
be included as a part OF said Town; OF Citizens oil
Jacksonville for the repeal OF the acts incorpo-
rating said town and OF citizens oil Augusta for a
separate election 10 said county; aud a bill in
cooperating the Virginia Telegraph Company;
and, a bill annexing 10 the county OF Bra1lon a
part of Randolph Company.
Mr.. CHEATHAM, from The commiuee Of
Claims, presented a bill Tor the relief Of Henry
Gordon, deputy for Charles Selden, late Sheriff
of Powhatan.
Mr.. LAYNE OF A., from the committee OF
Roads, &C., presented a bill to authorize Robert
P. Waring OF Essex to charge wharfage at his
wharf on the Rappahannock river; and, a bill
authorizing Samuel Wilson to construct a wharf
on James river in Isle OF Wight.
Mr.. FAULKNER, from The joint committee
on the Library, presented a bill providing a ri
gonomelrieal survey OF the Statet1 Virginia win
a view TO The publication OF a correct geographi.
cal map of the Stale.
Mr.. GRASTY submitted The following reso.
lution:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
CORRESPONDENCE

We take great pleasure in publishing The fol
lowing letter. To what we have already said
we can only add, that Or. AveretI is worthy OF
represen,ine the Halifax District, and We cannot
doub, hiatt the District will honor itself in honor
ing him with a seat in Congress:
P,rrsYLvlHlA CoURr HOUSE, February 10.
DR.. Thomas Fl. .Arerett
Dear Sir: You were this day unanimously Sc
lected by the Democratic Congressional Con.
ven,ion as the candidate Of the Democratic
marty TO represent this district in the next Con
gress of the United States. The undersigned
were appointed a committee by The Convention
to inform you of your nomination, and solicit
your acceptance.
The Convention, whose organ we are, look
ia you with hope and confidence 10 acquicsce IN
their choice, and bear The standard of The DE
mocra,ic party in triumph through the coming
canvass. believing that 10 no man III Inc disr,c'
could the interests and fortunes Of our party De
more safely entrusted. Allow US, individually,
~ exnress our pleasure at your nomination, ana
IN indulge the hope that you will comply with
,he wishes of the district, feeling assured as we
d. that under your lead victory will be ours.
please lei, us hear from you al your earliest
convenience.
C. B. COLEMAN, Halifax.
RO. F. DENNIS, Franklin.
GEO. BOOKER, Patrick.
ELAN WILLIAMS, denry.
VIM. RISON, Piltsylvania.
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THE SOUTHWEST RAILROAD.

There was a motion made yesterday 10 recon-
slider The vote rejecting This important measure
The motion prevailed BY a very large majority
Al this we are unieis nedly delighted. we MINK
all narries must be convinced oflhe essential ben
Gifts which will result to the State from The COM
plelion ofthis great work.
Pn, we ask of The real friends OF the work, il
the ryder proposed, guaranteeing SIX per cent TO
the State, before The stockholders receive any
,h;no will no, certainly defeat The eonstruet,0a Of
The road. II may pass The bill, but will it not
,os, the road Who will subscribe to The con-
s~,ruc,ion OF a road, when they know that many
long wears will certainly elapse before any re.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
Terms of the Enquirer.

~Th, ENQUIRER is published DAILY tfor the chy)
.uS srNI. WEEKLY flor the %country.) For the Daily
paner sever dollars perannum, and ut the rate oil eishl
do,lsrs if taken for a shorter period than one year, TOT
me s.mi-W.ekiy. five dollars erannum, and Ihiee
aon.ys fo, six months, pay able III advanceiloo epa.a "
"a. .6,,- or emitted by mail, post paid; ofsi3 Doiais
"a, snnum at the end ofthe year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IN THE DAILY ENQUiRER-For one square Oh
n..n tines. or less, first insertion, hiiy cents, anu
.s.,r succeeding insertion twenty-five eents-i IN
s.,,.d once a week, twice a week, or three 'ines d
w..r ,hir,y.seven and a half cents.
IN'IrHE SEMI-WEEKLY-one sguareo OF sl.teen
u,.s. or LEES, frst insertion, IS cents ioreacheoh'ihu
snomoi advertisers arecharged MY dollars TOT lnir-
80 inss and in that proportion Tor ADVERTISEMENTS
:, :, , .r-a,er Irng,h-except Lottery sehaers anu auc-
,;anssrs who are charged one hundred ooiiais tpapef
included L.. o.com,o,;ad Min
m. ,tynnce nav, or satisfactory reterences,t TO insure
eIecuti "a.
.sood and available Bank notes, at the risk of the
rd,,or. the postage Of all lttters beng pad by the orl
nr.-tThe postage of = single letter is scarcely OF any
a,count IN he writer: II is the accumulation OF post
age. in an extensive business, WHICH oPetaeo' at q
serious tax upon the Editors.)
ar All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
whenever the pariy's Eand-writingis unknown attnis
OH se, must be authenticated by the endorsation OF the
Postmaster in the neighborhood, or they Will In no case
be published. Every measure, that has been taken 70
prevent impositions and quizzes, has proved heretofore
unavailing. We must, therefore, insist, IL such 4 case,
upon the commandments certified by the name OF
te ostmast Ell. iorittea on the back Of the letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Senate yesterday indefinitely postponed
the Small Note Bill.
The House passed the Blue Ridge Railroad
Bill, appropriatine $500 600 BY he Stale, 10 be
paid in inslalmen;s, Tor tunnding the Blue Ridge
al Rock.f,h Gap, through TO Waynesborough-
a distance OF 5000 yards, nearly a mile. Il will
he a grand work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

rInaaCERf-V,RorsIA AT Rules held In the
r rA sufnce Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
lh,aastefy OF Northampton county, on Monday, the
ssy o. January, lsi9:
4'aiy 8 Shredder, Plaintiff:
against
IVA Floyd Jones, Joseph X Wsisiger and Cathar,ne
""e'John ) Parker and Eldred r Holt,
rh.4 Defendants.
~ ae'endant, John Floyd Jones, not having enter.
n srpeafahcr and given security, according TO the
En-, ssenoiy and the rules of this Court, and IL APP
k,, " satisfactory evidence that he IL not an inha-
y 49, sns commonwealth, IL is Ordered, That the
MI. .'aaa,' John Floyd Jones, do appear here, at
|tt,"' De holden for the said Court, on the first
M ~ npfii next. and answer the bill of the plain
w, 20. q copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
f,so mspapei published in The city of Richmond
kt :, .bn,ns successfully, anC that another copy be
u""a OF the Courthouse of this coun-
s-eS2m Louis p ROGERS, C c.
srt ON. .vlReisrA:-A Rules held in the
ktso,mee OF the Superior Court Of Cbaucsry for
NJ SSm ,a, circuit, the 9th day Of January. Is49:
ssalker, John Mcraggar. Charles H,1ronn.,,
thor, Mt . Whiiam Stewart and Flora his wife
Slahn wMeSc.aggart, William Stewart, Angus stew,
As.sa,, ama nun sha Cathafine his wife, late Catha-
/ against "a"' Plaintiffs:
""s'e and Mary his wife, and another,
s,pp+s,.nan's above named not having entered
ahr s.s !, and given security, aeeordsns e =" ,ea
Nar Sy s np,y aud the rules Of this Court. and Il mn.
Us Of thi. c na6ory evidence that they are not inhs.
coun on ao appear at the rules to be held for ,hs
r;be BIZ, IN =, we frst Monday in April nsrt ana and -
1e% fonhw%mh .ne plaintiffs; and that a copy NJ mi, az
Z city Of M n inserted in some newspaper nnhlish.a
hst,d Al, n ~ for two months sueesssiYn,"
aid civ nc 'front.' door Of the State Coun .hon..
f~l-ew9n, A~Copy-Teste,
P ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
VOLUME XLV.-NUh.iSER 81.

"Fiarce, and The triple triumph OF her ;ri-co-
lor-Lt6erty Equality ard F,atrniD!!'
Which vas received with buIss Of applause,
and pledged in bumpers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
.sAyE ME- FROM MY FRIENDS "
The Fairfax News, a TAYLOR per rUasls

lHC dHidA ie"s, d ldyiuI prPcii ioa'1'
Georgia Barnburner in hi following style:
at seems as ii The Hon. A. II. Stephens OF Ga
has taken il into his head 10 head James X. Polk
II he gets flung as hard every lime as he did on
The Protocol question, he hat better keep silent
Tor the few remaining days Of The present ad'
minislra.ion."
But The Georgia madcap, no; satisfied with this
killing contttexs, must call in The aid OF Wilmot
The leader OF Northern Ba!nburncrs, 10 spring
another plot-and he has been flung as hard
once more The Union Of last Friday in a long
article examines The charge brought BY Stephens,
on the authority Of WiImol, that the President
had expressed opinions, in conversation, in favor
OF The Wilmot Proviso, and denounce> The charge
as iperfeclly absurd and untrue" "Thc Presi-
dent and every member OF his cabinet" says inc
Union, swere frank and unreseIved in The ex-
preston OF their opposition 10 the Wilnol Pro-
yiso, a, all times and places, when they spoke on
the subiect, from the moment II was first raised,
and the President never intimaled 10 any one
that he could "yicld an acquiesccncc IN The W.T.
mot P~roviso, in any form, whether moved IN an
independent resolution or as a restriction upon a
territorial bilp'-and "scorcs Of he mos pronl-
men, public meI OF The country could bear lest''
mcny 10 The expressed opinion Of The President
in opposition 10 the Proviso."
Mr.. Stephens is iuiled again, his shalt always
falls telum lmbstie sine ittn-but IL is his nature
10 GET into shot water" and make mischief. As
IL. rknxIo,.n A1,r,nyu SayS
1--WE predicted a sholt TING since, when ihai
nice liule affair oi the PROTOCOL, which PTomifeu
so preltlly, was cruelty spotted by The message o'
The President, that The actlye ard inventive &C.
Mus O, Mr.. Stephens would soon discover some-
Thing else, 10 keep alive a notcrlely, which some
people, strangely enough, are APT 10 mistake iot
distinction"
10 spite Of This explosion Of a miserable par
" scheme" the Lynchburs VIginian showers
lis abuse upon Mr.. Polk, whose "whole course
lin The eyes OF this charitable moIalistD has
been one OF low cunning and hnesse." Il adds:
nWithout sanc;ionins the betrayal OF private
conversations, We musl say that VIC rely upon MI.
Wilmol's statement as true"
The Vifginian may pin lis faith upon The TWO
yoar,s recnllrciions oi Wilmot, the incrndiary
the South will, against such evidence, rely np"l
Inc word and Inc honor Of a Southern man, who
fills The high office Of President OF The Uni'ed
Stot,a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
turn will be made 10 them Tor their capital expen

tulu VIII Uc lUduC ~ III VI AhPHoi SAPSh
ded2
Ii the friends take The bill with this condition,
they will OF course get no subscriptions, and VIII
come back next winter, asking 10 be relieved
from The rulnous condition. The Legislature
will be slow 10 remove The conditions now asked
Tor BY the friends oil the work particularly,
when The failure 10 subscribe ~ The people
through whose country 1t passes, VIII y
urged as an Indifference "n their PAL
TO tie road itself. Far better so before
the country asking for subscriptions nor, upon
condition that at the next session of the Le-
%gislature that body will give the thrce-fi'h'
without any condition about interest. In that
event, the friends and advocates Of the measure
will show substantial arguments in the shape OF
large subscriptions, which viii ensure the sue
cess of The scheme. We canlo. but think tina;
this is the true policy 10 secure the completion
Of the work. To pass a bill, aud TO construct
the work, are two very different things.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
RICHMOND. Feb. 9Th. ls49.

Gentlemen: Your communication oil the l9h
instant, informing me oi nv nomination as 'hr
Democratic candidate Tor the Congressional DIS
,,ic, COMPOSED Of the counties OF Halifax, PitI-
svlvania. Henry, Franklin and Patrick, was le-
ceiyed a lew days ago. | accept The nomination
with a deep sense Of The honor conferred upon me
by the n minaling Convention, and lender you
NV grateful acknowledgment ior the Rlnd ana
cordial terms, in which you, as The organ oi ths'
Convention, have announced 10 me us decision
NV obligations 10 The Senatorial District which
I now have the honor 10 represent: conSrain mr.
10 sta nd AT my post here, aslons aslhe!e sIe any
imnortanl measures pending, materially ansctipg
The rights and interests oil my consu' Ien's, a.
soon as | shall have discharged those obligations,
| shall, if life and health continue engage hshs
Congressional canvass. And although canho.
promise 10 follow my %neighOot rloufnoy 10 an
Of his appointments, involving, | 'ear, haloei
uayel,ing, and more speaking ihan elmer ne or !
could safely endure; yet l will promise 10 Use my
utmost exertions, 10 meet him az me mex fienty
Cout,-at The subsequent March ana hp'ii
Cnprts of the several counties oil the Disiict-
and So 10 arrange with my p%plilical ifienc', and
he neonle Of The District generally, as 10 put
hem lujly in possession Of my political prlaci-
ME. and opinions, and TO enable them 10 Judge
and vote Understandings between ne ami my
comnetitor-and between the political parties TO
which we respectively belong.
Very respectively,
THOMAS Fl. AVERETT.
To Messrs. G.. B. Coleman OF HALIFAX, Robert
F. Dennis OF Franklin, Elan Williamsoi Eeo-
~. George Booker OF Patrick, and Wm. Rlson
of Piusylvania.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

We are requested to stale that the Southern
Literary Messenger for March, will be delivered
10 CITY subscribers tomorrow morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

On Saturday evening Nj. Poussin, the French
Minister, gave a splendid ftte in Wash'ns,on'
in honor of The anniversary OF The laIe French Ke-
vo,prion. The Vice President OF the U s., MEM
bers of The Cabinet, OF Supreme Couf'and otCen-
eress, were present. After the supper Mr. rous-
Gin made a short address, concluding as follows:
az propose to you, gentlemen, a name in which
Tho whole world is accustomed 10 read the past,
The ,,ssnt and the future of your happy county.
To the memory of Washington"
The toast (says the Baltimore Suns cores
nopdent, was responded to with universal ap-
plause, after which the Vice PRESIDENT WIN
the grace and esprit peculiarly his own, return
ed thanks, and in turn proposed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
IMPORTANT INVESTMENT IN U. s.
STOCKS-A Washington letter, OF the I'D

IMPORTANT INVESTMENT IN Us.
STOCKS-A Washington letter, OF the ed
February, says:
"The Chancellor of The Smithsonian institute,
(Vice President Dallas) invested to-day The .iuncs
Of The institution, amounting to, s226.oOo, in the
United Safes six per cent. stock. The directors
OF the institute are only pcrmilled 10 expend the
interest which accrues, Leaving, The capital un-
touched. The Prince de J%oinville. jointly with
his wife, made a second investment today OF
$4,000 in U. S. stocks"
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE
Sentative understand that the Delegates
10 the Democratic Convention from The counties
composing this Senatorial District, held a caucus
on Monday last, alter the adjournment OF the re-
eular Convention, and nominated MAJ FredeficR
oberlhier as the Democratic candidate TO oppose
Capt Wilcher. Maj. Oberihier has accepted lhe
nomination. and has prepared an address to The
voters Of the District, setting forth bis views on
matters OF Federal and State Governments.
DanriNc Register.
We are requested to stale that The Soulnerh
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1UEspAy, rssRuAhi 81, ic4J.
SENATE.
MI. DENNIS, from The Internal Improve
menl committee, reported the following bills,
which were passed:
Concerning the Goose Creek Navigation Com
PAW;
Concerning The Alexandria and Orange Court
house Railroad; and
Concerning the proprietors of the Road con-
slrucled by Bradsbury Brown, of Albemarle.
TAX BILL.
The TAX bill being the order Of the day, was ia
ken up and passed.
SNAIL NOTE BEL.
The bill authorizing The Banks 10 issue small
notes being the order OF the day, was taken up,
and a long discussion ensued upon a motion OF
Nj. ROGERS 10 strike out The propiso, in which
Messrs. AVERETT and SLOAN spoke in on
position, and Messrs. STANARD, WITCHER
and RlVES in favor.
Before the vote was taken, Mr.. AMBER
moved 10 postpone the bill indefinitely; and, be-
tore any question was taken,
On motion OF MIR. KINNEY, The Senate ad-
lourned