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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
Howard High school,

howard High school,
FA YETTE, MO.
TNHE Tpelfh Session of this Institution
IL will commence on Monday llth inst, and
continue four months.
TERMS:
For the Primary Studies, g. 90
Common English Branches, 6 90
Higher 90 I" 3 so
Latin and Greek Languages, 10 so
Extra CHARGES.
Music, with use of Piano, IA so
" without d" II 90
Drawing and Painting, 90
French, 8 90
Vocal music will be taught gratis.
Good boarding can be procured at from 81
25 to 81 90 per week.
The Board of Instruction for the ensuing
term will consist Of the following persons
Rev. w. T. LUCKY, A. NJ. Superintendent
and PRINCIPAL of the Female Department.
w. 7. DAVIS, A. B. Principal of the Male
Department
Miss c. s. WHITE, teacher Of Music
I" 5. BELL, &" Drawing and
Painting and assistant in Female Department.
Miss L. c. LELAND, Assistant in the Fc-
male Department
c. C. HUFFAkER. Assistant 10 the Male
Department.
Mons. J. E. HAMILTON, teacher of French
and German.
Fsyette, March IA 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
no lssy CRsaOEners.

ID ETURNlNG to all my cusiomers and
y friends my heartfelt thanks for their
past favors, ! take the iher:y TO advise them,
that sha Il continue the Dry Goods and Hard
ware Business as before, with well selecte
and heavy stock, at low prices and on usual
terms, or for cash, as may be most convenient
and most sincerely hope renewal of tbei,
favors, fcblt c, b. FALLENSTEfN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
40 NOung esentIrm,e1s!

4 5 the spring approaches, We al want TO
"A put on neGs snd .fne shirts have them
OF ali qualities, ard the most fastidious in
taste can suit himself easy out of my most
excellent stock
febl4 C. b. F1LLENSTEIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
Fresh Drugs e. Medicines.

THE subscribers respectfully inform their
j friends and the public generally, that they
have received their Spring and Summer supply
Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and Dye
Stuffs. all of which they offer on the most ac-
commodating terms; we have the largest and
best selected stock ever brought to this mar
ket. California Emigranls supplied with
every article in our line, with full written d.
rections for using them, also put up in the
neatest style. Physicians and others visiting
Glasgow to purchase Drugs, Medicines &c,
will find it TO tleir advantage to give us a
call, all articles sold by us warranted pure and
ofthe best quality. Do not forget the house.
We nre on the corner of Market and First
street, at the old stand of Digges & Horsley.
mar2l +. w. DIGGES d. CO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
Candidates Department.
Announcement Fee, $3-.m Adrauce.

We are authorized to announce Henry III.
Darts, Esq, candidate for Sheriff of Char
iton county, at the ensuing August election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

~ CAPT. JEW EFT having nurcbss
kzzlsafAk ed the fine s Gamer KiSSiS 10
nj tho pace Of his former fsyoriie DsoL.,
"RowENA, will run her as a regular ~etkly
Packet in the above trade, during the entire
season. She will commence her regular trims
from st. Louis on TUESDAY, 18Th INST Al
q O'Clock, P. NJ. and leave GlasRop every
FRIDAY MORNING., at 10 O'Clock, on her
dowEws I'd trp;-WiIl be at Arrow Rock,
boonViiie, ROchepOrt, Providence, Nashville.
Marion aud Jefferson City sane day, win
he at the mouth Of Usage, Cote Sans pes.
sein Smiths Landing, 81. Auaert, Portland.
Herman. Luutrc Island, Pinckncy. Washing
ton, Augusta, PIT LabGrdie. aud ST. Charles
on Saturday. and arrive 10 st. Louis early
on Sunday morning.
Capt J. trustI, by the united exartions Of
himself and the same officers that Laye Lsnr
associated with him on Tue RuwENA. TO render
the Kansas favorite in the trade, and sole.
its continuation Of the liberia ppi,onaoe
heretofore bestowed upon him, which will in
short time, make good the loss which he
has sustained.
For Freight or passage Opply on board or
TO
CHARLES D. CITIZEN. Herman.
P. c. ARFOLD d co, Portland
w. BENNETT, BENEFITS Landing.
E.B' C0R6ELL. Jefferson City.
PHILIP CROW, Rnchapcrt.
JOHNSON II Brown,
R.V. HARVEY, BoonSiI'.
PERRY Ri : " s. II BAAFFirinoLow.} Glasgow.
SPRING q SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Regular Friday Packet (Jw2ia.) for
J.te'son City, BoonuiRe, and G!as.
gOW, Missouri rirer.
fr1+ETSAA The well known and fast run.
- sasss ring Passenger Packet JULI4,
BrandenDurg, Aa-ier, having been docked und
thoroughly overhauled, repaired aud rppslnted
(under The superviSIno OF Captain SplrrOw-
hawk, inspector Vt Elulls,) vii resume her
regular weekly trips, in the above trade, on
Friday, the Sth day Of March, and continue
them throughout The entire season. she vii!
leave st. Louis, on her upward trip, every
Friday at , o'clock, P. Nj, and arrive at Gas.
gov on Sunday; returning VIII leave elias
gov every Monday morning at 10 o'clock,
NJ; will he at Arrow Rock Boouvill", Roche
port, Providence, Nashville. Marion, Claws
vile, and Jefferson City, same day: will be at
Mouth of Usage, Cote Sandesen, 81. Aubert,
Portland, Herman, Loutre Island, Pinkney,
W d>hInutuHl, SCUM lOIht, rNEISi1 ana ~
Charles. on Tuesday. and arrive in st. Louis
early Wednesday morning.
For freight or passage, having accomnoj,-
tons unsurpassed by any boa! in the :r.de
apply to
TAYLOR Il HOPKINS, St. Louis;
HARRIS j. CO., Glasgow;
JESSE McMAHAN. Arrow Rock;
8 G3 3 MfIS { 60" Boonvine:
BALLANTINE & OUTCALT, Rocheport;
F. B CORDELL, Jefferson;
ROBIOU d. CO, st. Au5ers;
d. Z. ANNES. Portland;
{. d. ECTZEN, Herman.
The undersigned would take TIL, occa-on
to return their sincere thanks to their friends
and the public generally for the very liberal
patronage extended to the JULIA last season
and hope by strict attention on the part of
themselves end ll.cers, 10 inertia continuance
Of the same. They would also here remark
that they will entaavor to be very prompt ia
all engsmemenlS for freight.
D. BRANDENBERG, Commander
w. c P0INDEXTER, CLERK.
March 81, 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
Wooden Ware.

Just received per Saranak, the largest and
best assorted lot Of wooden ware ever offered
for,sale in Glasgow, consisting in part of
so dCz buckets
do Chnrns
J do well buckets
II do Brass bound Cedar do
2 do Covered do
30 hlf bushel measures asst'd kinds
nests wooden bowls
doz Mop handles
doz California Horse buckets
! do willow market buckets
7 nests painted tubs .-'
dog tea cans, also brooms, whips, rolling
pins potatoe maashers, store shovels, skip
ping ropes, Cocoa dippers, knifes, trays. dc.
marl4 ]. E. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
M. B. c OK g. c 0,

No 81, Main Street, 81. Louis.
FENHE undersigned have entered into Co.
Il partnership bearing date January LIST
1850, under the firm of NJ. B. Cor d Co., for
the sale at wholesale of
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Bonnets of
every description, Artificial! .fopers,
Umbrellas, Parasols, Trimmings
Small ~are,, Hosiery, Fancy
articles, Leather, Shoe
Findings, dc dc.
and many other articles suitable for the coun-
try trade.
We have leased Store No 8, Main street
O'Fallon's block, and by the opening of the
spring trade, will be in receipt of compile te
stock of goods in our line which we are pre-
pared to offer at unusual low prices, and res.
pectfully invite Merchants visiting this CITY
10 examine OF stock before purchasing, as We
are confident, from the facilities we posses.
that we cannot fail TO secure their custom anl
give full satisfaction to all who may SO favor
US.
w. B. COX,
WIN. NJ. SIMPSON,
GEO. BURNETT, Jr,
ST. Louis-feb2S-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
AYERS,

CHERRY PICTORIAL for the cura Or
~ Coughs, Colds. Infleuza, Hour-enes..
Group, Whoop.ag Cough, Bronchitis, Incipi.
eut Consumption For sale at the Drug &
Book Store of DIdGES s. Co. onlyagent. Tor
. Gs-ow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
Glasgow Female Seminary.

VssV" EeIELHIc SVEsfE;aTy.
The second Session will commence on Mon
day the lst day Of April. Rev A. B. Frazier
and Lady teachers. They will be assisted BY a
competent nnmber of assistants. All the
branches of a liberal education taught together
with music and the French language. Strict
discipline enforced. Boarding can be had in
town and vicinity at from 81 30 to So per week.
Terms of tuition such as charged generally in
the west.
F. A. SAVAGE,
Chm'n Board Of Trustees.
GlaSrow March 7
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
s'Onr I'i,ccasioss.

s'0uY E'DcCasiOss.
The subscriber has on hand most complete
assortment of articles, suited Tor certain very
pleasant occasions, such a.
White dress silks and satns
" plain and dotted Swiss Musins
" hgd cambria hdhfs
4" Kid glove and slippers
" silk hosiery
with every Ting for tho Ladies', aud for G en,:
| Superior French hlaok cloth
doeskin cashmere
white Marseiles
white hid gloves
! No questions asked No secrets to!9."
bl4 =, Il. FAi,LENSTEIN,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
Wanted

Highest price paid for Wheat, Bacon, Lard
Becswax, Tullow and Dry hides and produce
generally.
feb2S J. Z, SWINNEY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
spring arrrlgcEncns 1850.

STAKAF = = 7 u u = INV = C7UV'
Regular Packet for I7d,ysaa,Rce, Weston and
81 Joseph, Missouri Rirsr.
~. - The splendid new stsurch bdilt
-, -. :, -. steamer ROBERT CIMPBELL.
Lapt. y N. EDpS, will commerce running ia
the above trade on tie opening If navigarIon
Being entirely new, and built expressly Tor the
trade, passengers aud shippers may rely on
Der running in the trade At al seasons. FuI
freight or passage apply on board or n
PERRY & YOUNG, s., Joseph. Mo.
J. T. WARREN. Weston
HARRIS 4 BOWEN, Glasgow
A, {, GODDiN s, co Brunyrlle
TAYLOR & HOPKINS 81. Louis,
Feb 2i-5l-4w.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
Regular Packet.

SrssSTs2 The staunch and light draught
..s1snsssstsss Steamer Anna, J. CHEEYER,
fluslrr, ana J. B. WEAYG k, Clerk, vii run
as Regular Packet, making the trip every
,wo weeks, between Weston and 81. LCu!s,
and al! intermediate ports, during the ensuing
season.
For freight OF passage, apply on board.
Feb 2~-52
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
Final settlement.
Final Settlement.

CRAPE CUTTINGS AND VINES-The
" subscriber is now trimming his vines,
and offers for sale, the grape cuttings at the
rate Of 80 cents per hundred; and vines with
roots, l wear old at sl2 per dozen.
MARBLE. Z. B. FALLENSTEIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
Administrators Notice.
T'O GaIiiOrnians.

We are just receiving general assortment
of very desirable goods for those who are pre-
pairing to move towards the God Diggins
A fair supply Of Blankets (all colors)
Strong Cassnets and Corduroys
Striped, checked, cotton and linen shlrtings
Osnaburgs and twiled Linens
California hats and caps
Horse and mule names and collars
Rifle Powder in small kegs and cAnisters
Ok, log and trace chains
Butcher and Pocket knives
Percussion caps Tin tin boxes
Also lot Of waterproof Goods which or
such trip are invaluable, including
India Rubber Goats and Capes
p" Z" Bags and Blankets
- Life Preservers, &c. &c.
And as our stock Of General Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes Groceries DC, is very complete
we are prepared to furnish complete outfits
and will 90 so at the very lowest prices.
BOON, TALBOT3 SMITH
Eauottn Mach IA
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
STEAM-FERRY BOAT,


built at Louisville, KY, on an express order
in the best and most substantial manner
They have engaged the services OF Il skillfuI
Engineer; and for the benefit of the comlnun-
ty, especially of that of Saline Co., they have
added to the Boat patent grist mill, which
will Iurn out at the rate OF fifteen bushels an
hour.
They have also purchased the timbered
lands opposite town, and are now ready to
sell to the citizens OF Glasgow any quantity OF
best Fuewood at The rate OF s 70 per cord, to
be taken from the other side of the river, ferry
rec.
They have incurred large outlay of money
and heavy risk, chiefly for the public good,
and they now expect that Patronage 50 justly
due all Enterprises.
They especially beg leave, TO call upon the
influential citizens of Saline county for the
promised improvement of the Bottom road.
B.sW. LEWIS, j. ZIMMERMAN,
T. EMERSON. H. w. SMITH,
J. S. THOMPSON. J. ID. PERRY,
]. HARRISON, C. B. FALLENSTElN.
Glasgow, Mar 7--l-w4
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

Dust received per Elaydee.
$50 bbls d hlf bbls best CHM. Whisky
10 do Clover seed
2 Casks best Seignette brandy
6 dog cans prime Ky. mustard
5 hlf bbls butter crackers
6 doz pair Hames ass'd kinds
B do bottles Ink ssst'd sizes, also variety
Of other articles making in all, the largest and
most complete stock ever brought to this mar.
ket mar IA J. Z SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
The Glasgow STRAWBERRY
nnnn

COHPANT,
srsssr9lA The subscribers, citizens of
- Glasgow, and vicinity, have late
iy associated themselves for the purpose of
carrying on the Ferrying business acro.s the
Missouri river opposite Glasgow. They are
now in daily expectation Of a large and COM
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
10 Shippers.
Fresh Arrival,
N. %. sugar.

On hhGs N. 0. sugar from fair TO strictly
w choice in store and TO arrive. for sale
by mi PERRY d. BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28
Tested by thousands annually
AND NEVER FOUND WA N7YNG.
: Z T Z z T 6

AN1lSyAR'S B&LSAM OF WILD CHER
W RY. THE acknowledged remedy for
Phs, Colds, Consumption of the Lungs.
ma Group, Hectic Fever, Night Sweats,
&c &c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

J me, 30 bbls sup. white lime, for sale BY
- FELIX'S J. Z. SWINNEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-03-28

i>OBACCO.-Liberal cash advances made
I on Tobacco, in hngSheads, for sale III
this markc, or st Louis, nv
janlO HARRIS g. co
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
he House adjourned.
Ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS, March %

COLUMBUS, March 22.
james Stewart, ESQ.,, Democrat, was
elected Judge of the 18th Judicial Cir
cult.
A bill has passed both Houses author
lzing the counties of Ross and Pickaway,
to hold special elections at any time after
thirty days notice, to vote upon sub.
scriptions TO Railroads.
The Colonization bill and the bill for
the erection of Elk county was consider,
ed-.-not disposed Of.
The joint resolutions of the Senate in
regard to the appointment of commission.
ers to examine into the affairs of the
GAINESVILLE and Maysville Road company,
have passed both Houses. Raining.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Mr.. Whitman to whom it was referred, =,
reported back the bill tor the erection of
the new county of Elk. 1t was amend
ed SO as to give Hooking county twelve
square miles less of Auburn township
and referred to the Committee on New
Counties.
After recess, Mr.. Eckley reported
back the bill with two amendments; the
first changing the name to Vinton was
agreed to; the second to strike ou; the
proviso which makes it necessary for the
people within the territory embraced in
the new county to accept the act at the
next Spring election. was also agreed To-
Mr.. Whitman moved the postpone.
ment OF the bill until the first Monday
of December next. Lost-..yeas IA
nays l6
The bill was ordered to a third read
ing by vote of II TO 13. 1t was the
read third time and passed-..yeas 16
= nays Ia.
The Senate refused to reconsider tn
vote uron its final passage -ayes Il
noes II.
The Speaker laid before the Senat
tn 6 resignation of Mr. Whitman. to tax
, effect from this day. The resiguatio
was accepted.
Business is progressing rapidly. Tn
Homestead exemption bill passed III
the House. The bill providing for tax
ing Banks as other property, after an a
, mendment, was lost in the Senate Dem
, ocrats all voting in the negative.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
TO Judges OF Elections.

Will our friends look to il that the fol-
lowing law is observed at the coming g.
lection ofdelegates. 1t tisofimportance;
A BILL
RELATING TO THE ELECTION oP MEMBERS
OF THE CONVENTION TO REVISE THE Con.
sTITUTION:
SEC. l. Be a enacted By tie General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. hat the
judges Of elections who may receive the
ballot for township officers, OH the first
Monday of April, 1850, shall also re.
ceive the ballots for members of The Con.
vention to revise the Constitution, and
dePosite them in seperale ballot-boxes,
to be prepared for that purpose and
whenever, in the opinion of such judges,
it shall be necessary, additional clerks
shall be chosen; and seperate poll books
shall in all cases. be kept of the electors
voting for members of said Convention,
which shall be certified and returned in
the same manner that poll-books are re.
quired to be kept, certified and returned
at the election of Senators and Repre-.
sentatives to the General Assembly.
SEC. 2. The Secretary of State is here.
by required forthwith to procure from the
printer to the Senate and cause to be
transmitted to the Clerks Of the Court
of Common Pleas of the State, such a
number of copies of this act as shall be
sufficient to supply copy thereOfto eacl
Board of judges Of election in their re
spective counties.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker ofthe House9f Representatives.
CHAS. C. CONVERS,
Speaker ofMe Senate.
March 15 1850.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29

JENNY LIND.-The Boston Transcript
says;-"A friend, who recently encoun-
tered Barnum on board one of the
Norwich boats, and who was shown all
the documents relating to the engage
ment with Jenny Lind, informs US that
she writes English with much propriety,
and her letters give favorable idea of
her womonly character. She asks Mr.
BaInum to "save her from her friends"
in other words. to protect her from the
many well.meaning people, who always
crowd to make her acquaintance, and
rob her Of the time essential to practice
or to repose, She writes. that while moi
performing, she would like to be located
in some quiet, secluded village, where
she could have "a few poor families to
visit and be spared from fashionable in
trusions."
Look out for good many such para
graphs nowadays. Mr.. Barnum is
good humbugger, and such reports will
help to swell the profits.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
FROM COLUMBUS.
correspoHdeHee cftke Daily Laneaster Gazette
CoLUMRus March 10 IR5O

CorresPoHdeHee Of tke Daily lancaster Gazette
Columns, March 10, 1850.
Repeal ofAe License LaD Mr. W1itman-His
HHeahk-ChOLeTa PeAileRtiary APpropria
i0H-LegislatiOR in he HOuse-FiUe Minutes
Raie-The HventiOn--JUdge RosS-IGdUid-
nal dtLiG6Hhy-htereHB BiI-Ncp COHRtieS
Mr.. EDToR;-This has been a very
interesting day in the Legislature. A
temperance bill has passed the Senate
which will satisfy the warmest friends of
temperance. 1t prohibits the sale of
any intoxicating liquor in less quantity
than one quart under heavy penalties,
and cuts oiilhe whole license system by
the root. There will be, if tho bill DE.
comes law, fue chance for styiped
pigs and other amusing exhibitions of The
sort.
Mr. Whitman was in his scat to. day,
looking in wrefched health. doubt his
ability to open his circuit.
The select committee on cholera peni
tentiary claims, reported in the Senate
and the report was adopted. 1t appro.
PIRATES to large number Of individuals
for their services, fraction over $1,000
1t worthy Of notice that the House
does business much faster than the Senate
ReasOn--because they talk less. The FIVE
minutes rule adopted in the House is very
useful.
Probabilities are now against a ma.
jority Of "Destructives" in the Conven.
tion. 1t will he so without doubt, if the
Wings do their duty. Mr.. Reemelin is a
Locofoco nominee from Hamilton!
An old gentleman in the House on the
Loco benches who wears his hat con
stantly, has occasionally excited my curl
osity as to name. &c. 1t was only a da!
or two ago that learned it was jude
Ross of Jackson, who misrepresen,
GalIia county. He is an uncouth crea
ture, but has no idea of being thought il
his dotage by Mr.. Letter or any one else
Individual liability received its quietu
again to-day in the House. on a bill t
make all corporators individually liable
The interest bill which has finally re
ceived the signatures of the Speakers
J allows ten per cent on moneys loaned b.
contract.
A bill TO Incorporate the city of Zanes
; vile passed.
The county of Elk bill snugIy repose
in the pocket of your Senator. where i
: possibly will remain--to the end of th
session-the bill for the new county c
Noble is receiving the same nursing fror
Mr.. Barker. RUSHCREEK.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-29
COLUMBUS. March. %. 1850.

Ner County Of Eh-BiH for the Relief Of
Thomas tngtsH-Presiden Judge Stew-
drt-Progress Of Legislation n-Resigndtioa Of
Senator Whitman-Mr. OAs-- TdraiiOa of
Baak,--Srnator Ckase's AJiiuy-Law Of
Epidenee-APprOpriatiOH Bill.
Mr.. EDIToR.-The bill for the crea-
ton Of the new county of Elk passed the
Senate this afternoon with amendments
that will be agreed to BY the House.
You have probably had particulars.
Mr. Whitman did everything that could
be done to defeatit. Every Wing voted
for it but Judge Salter, and every Loco
foco against it but Messrs. Dimmock and
Cunningham. The moral of the passage
is. that lobbies against one new county
should net electioneer for another, or,
they may over.reach themselves. The
name Of the county was changed to Vim
ton.
The bill for the reliefof Tho. Worln-
ington of Hooking county passed after a
strenuous efnrt of Judge Myers to de-
feat it.
James Stewart of Mansfield was :he
lucky fellow booked in the peoples line,
this morning, for the President Judge
ship of the 10Th Judicial circuit. Heis
an excellent lawyer.
Business is waning in the House. The
hSenate will have difficulty in dispoSing
of theirs. Unless to morrow is devoted
strictly to business, it will not be done.
They refused to pass the new county of
Noble.
Mr.. Whitman has resigned his resig-
nation to take effect from aad after this
day. Mr.. Olds is compelled to return
home to morrow on account of the health
of his family, SO parties will remain
without change.
The bill of the House to tax Banks
was amended by proviso that it should
not take effect unless accepted by the
Banks, and passed. In this shape, The
votes of tue Democracy recorded against
taxing Banks as other property.
mentioned last night that Mr. Chase
was discussing the difference between
six and half dozen. 1t may puzzle
some of your readers to conjecture how
a speech could be made ON such point.
can assure them however that the wor-
thy Senator made one Of his best speech
es on it, and when there is time may
write out my mites on ii.
The bill to improve the law Of evil
dence allowing parties who have pccu-
mary interests in case to testify, has
become law.
The Senate is discussing tho amend
ments Of the House to the General APP
propriation bill. tits so late that | will
close now. especially as there will be no
time lost by it, for the House is not in
session. RUSHCREEK.