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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14

WAsnlNGroN Cry, Dec. 2Sth lS49.
Sir:
The article in the Republican of which you complain
was reply to one in the Vrgnan written by your
self, containing much that is grossly and personally
offensive As act Of justice to myself desire that
you will withdraw every line sentence and syllable OF
the letter which reflects upon my character gen
teman discain all intention of rejecting upon me
personally When this is done will take such action
in relation to the com municaton of which you com.
plain as an honorable man should take.
Respectfully,
PAULUS POWELL.
To Ro. Ridgewayjr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14

Nothing doing in foreign reighs.
New YorItt'nur. per bbI.. Is eta; Coal, Aia5c. per
bnshe; Tob,cco, 81 IS per hid boxes Is cts.
Bos'onFIou So cents; coal, none shipping; Tobacco
per hid, 81 50; boxes % cents
Baltimore Coa 3 cents
Phllade hia-FIour 20 cents; Tobacco 81. per hid
20 cts for boxes; Coal GEMS per bushel, Phad. lpha
measure.
On the Canai-1o Lynchburg aud intermediate pla-
ces, ~ cents per l00lbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
ROOFS RESOLUTION

The foil wing so Northern members voted with IS
Southern members On Monday last t. lay On the liable
tic resolution offered by MIR. Root in these words
Resolved, That the Committee on Territories b and
they hereby instructed 10 report to the use as early
As prarrabIe bill or bills providing for territorial gov.
enment governments for all that part OF the erroty
cedrd 10 the United States by Mexico by the Treaty of
G"adalupe Hid gn, lying eastward Of California and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
Lynchbuvg Female Seminary.

'INiE NENF SESSION OF this Institution will commence
on Monay the nth instant Terms as heretofore via;
no'd and Washing sil month. Tuition per session III
i've months 81, $40, So and SIS Music as Use OF p;.
aud 81 30 Fnt further particulars circulars can be had At
lhehaaho'e o' Mess' Payne Brn the residence II
the sub,crbc,s Al A 4 q t:onnDN
E,h Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
John 0. L. Goggin,
a T TOR MY AT L Aw
I.Y\CllBIjRGV Va.

IYNCTBURL Va.
AS removed his Office % room over Jehu williams
Jevelry store, opposite ell, Rurker and Brophs
and in addition to The courts OF CAMPBELL, BEDFOR ID
and LY NCllBURt he will hereafter also regularly attend
the COUNTY AND SUPERIOR COURTS OF AM
IIERSr
Ech 7-M6Mif
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

/ WISH toputchase number oi LIKELY NEGROES
! Tor which will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
NJ letters addressed me al Liberty, Bedford county will
receive prompt attention. w. G.. HEWITT.
Aug D-ius
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VO (Onfr<srfnp.o

&lipNEi.S, PICKS, CDRDAt;r &c
- 6dox "Amcsn No Z shoycls
q do Strcl.d Picks assorted
isu' .''' Steel aud = oetaeon to "a inch,
lolo Manila tnrdare, 4 10 IA inch,
400 lbs German and a. STEEL
Received per Wave and Bal imor, and for sae low nv
''o - GEO. BAGBY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14

STATE. or THE STOCK MARKET.
State Stock Il per cens-par value Si00-saes at par
Cooperation g per cents-paf value Sl0Olas sales at
100
James River and Kunawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State, par.
Exchange Bank sock-par value t00-last sales
$l06.
Farmers Bank Sock-plr value SlG0-saes al 5 OF
to 03
Virginia Bank Stock--par value T0-snles at t72.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value tl00-hed al S65
Richmond Fire Associa ion Stock--par valne SEQ
500, 80.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac l-road
Stork-par value Sl0O-sales at $50
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
Of Debt-par value SlG0 last sales al so.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Sock-pir value 81 on
last sales al SO Some are asking higher.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
BEEF. -Scale ,ceight IS 90 to So 80; extra a. atty
will command higher price.
H0GS-S5 net.
MpITOHs-,s 90 10 8 50 u.', IS in quality
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
NOTICE.

/ HEREBY FORWARN all persons from selling any
4 thing to- or in anywse trading with, trusting wife,
MIS-. Mary Bowls, formerly Mary Ellison my account
for she having lett bed and board against will, and
without provo :aon will be liable for any con
tracts. IRVINE =. BOWLS.
Jan 3l-Wlm Bcdlrd rnaniY 18Th Doc 1870
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HE.vR y kVDk.7.N.

1bi Front sire set, CIV york,
GIVES his particular attention To tbs sale of 0MANIJ
~ FAC |uRtD AND LEAF ToBACCO,n and other
pt""nec, and wl' make TAR and liberal adv the
sae lie also particular attention To the execution of
orders iof produce generally. Address a above.
Jan 1miT
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For Sale Tobacco Factory Fixtures

IHE sal oil Tobacco Factory Fixture which was
tisrd by the Trustees oi A ~. Read to be sold ON The
olh INST was postponed and continued until INT RS
DAY, the 1iTH FEBRUARY, 1850, To take place at the
Matkethousc, in the town OF 1.ynchburr
TERMS OF Sh.E.-Sums under $50, cash; $50 and
more, imonths credit II DtNNlNGTON.
Feb l-9tif
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PUBIC SHE.

PEHkEG %.EEE.
obedience to decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancely continued ard held Tor franklin
y the 18th day Of October 1919 will he Sold according
olaw at Franklin Courthouse, the dh day of March,
1850, to the highest bidder, the interest oil John NJ Pnck
ard, deceased in the real estate of John Pnckard decd
credit of six months the purchaser giving bond with good
personal security fer the purchase money which said inter
est was decreed be sold in the OF Morgan Smith
Co and others, against John Pinckard amnis ratos and
others. ISAIAH h. WHITE, II. s.,
Feb If-i4Nh for Robert Harstop, Sh'h.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
LYNCuBuWG, FED. %. ~

TOBACCO.
teftstwe hhls inspected during the week u hksis
soiaNH u hhds iogs at from - to ~ 7o averaging
o9i hhds Leaf at itom g 20 to ~ 20 averaging 81
no o' Nees OF Loose Tobacco large this as Tor
,ss, w, weeks Demand good and prices unchanged
"hEAI-Red 80 TO ssi ets W hte IS 10 s7i sis
WILLIAM 4 SMITH.
Comm isstou Merchpnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14

Those members who did not vote some absent aud
some silent. the following Northerners with an
aseti>k O. The Wings in italics, Free Soers in snail
capitals:
.indrc,rs,' .7dmm.s Bennett, Bocock, BoLse =.
Bo'r'e Brcck, B'o'ocs Casey" Chandler Cro,ceH-
Day. Exams. of t2and. Ewing. Green, GrnneH'
tla"kett, Hammond ,Hampt on Hananson, II agland."
johnson. # XIV. ]ULI,N,s Kerr. Lerin.' Melville,
NJ rs'. Mes .Ne'cell- Powell Reed- Reynolds. Rose
Schoolcrmi' Seldom. hompson. of Pa = Thompson
Iowa" Tuck Wentworth" WILMor,- Uinihrop Z.
W -
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Mrs. VI. 4. DAVENPORT

y. . NJ " Z. Y
MILL resume the dutes oil her School Monday, 18th
W oi February Grateu! for the patronage
she pledges herself that eNcthon shall he
her pupils thorough knowledge branches taue
w: Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar History &c
ography, Philosophy, Sc.
Pupils received time dung the session. only
charged tom the time oi entrance. Nodeducton
cept in cases OF potraeted ihLess
Terms for IA session OF Five months,
Fo. beginners, 81 90
For the more advanced, X 90
School room main street, few doors below Dbrcls
Hotel.
Jan 3l-iwif
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Sale OF Wines. siS,s0rs, SC.

IN FRIDAY tn" 18th INST the = { al pr bowel Da-
~ vles stock OF Wines and Liquors will t,c place. at
auction at his store. Alsoa valuable assortment Nansh
and I'VE stun ID \. SPENCE, Trustee.
Feb ll-2if
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FsOSfDOlspl2,rSys.

The above sale is postponed until MONDAY, 25th FEB
RuARY (Conr day) at which time VIII take place.
the above mentioned place. +. c. BURKS, Trustee,
Jan 3l-wit25F
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(fOrPs. SEED. 81.

1--WE IN store and Ior sale low 50 60 bushels JotI,
ppNHh'hS Clover seed, superior article Ia,p
"a ~ and htst rate lot Of old and ne,
p Feb t1-ts GaNI,I u-yn,,,
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WAsnIN oros CrrY, Dec. 2S.h, 1919.

WAsnINoToS CRY, Dec 2Sth, lS4o
Sir
You state that not being conscious of having given
me cause of offence, you cannot comp Y with my
quest for withdrawal or explanation of the article in
the Virgniap In reply have to say, that the article
in the Virginian designated me "blackguard" and
contained other offensive expressions which | cannot
now respeat as have not the article by me. As the
words of which you complain used by me in re-
ply to the writer in the Nrginan, cannot possibly
take any step with regard thereto until those ex-
pressons of the said writer withdrawn, or until
am relieved of their offensive bearing This request
regard just and proper, the writer in the Virgin
ian appears to me in the light of nm aggressor.
! remain Respectfully,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
C.EEEE'OK.v'E.g GOLD.
~ .v1SC HOOE.

FR'IIE LUMBER DEALERS ASSISTANT; or CON-
PIEIE TABLES OF THE MEASUREM 3NcOF
TIMBER, Sc, by George = Suthcrlin oil Danviile, Va
Showing the quantity IN feet aud inches, number Of
Flank or Seaning from to y Of length In feet
and haic feet from eight to twenty-five feet longs OF any
width in inches and hall inches, twenty inches
widc-Fof sale wholesale and retail, bv
Feb i-lits JNO, i. WRIGHT, Lynchbnrg, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
HOUSE, FOR REyT

fT,9 The House occupied, At this time by James NJ
Ef Boyd, Is Tor Possession be Ind on the lt
lA ~ March, 1880 Apply toJ. NJ. Boyd tho sub
''f,o',, CHARLES H. LYNCH.
Jan 2i-tlMarif
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Gl'HSS .ApSAx
~ Emo

* BUS. Clover Seed, 100 do. Blue Grass Sccd-2Oo
cc do. Herds Grass dot salo lo,, by
fib lis JOS. B NOWIIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14

L1Ni re, eired large and FUN assortment Of the above
seeds, o' The last crop heir reputation Is too
wen established TO require comment Come quickly
Jan l0--N3mif r. SrABIER nrupost Accent
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ENrghPr POSfllODspnpp bsf

above sse !. Farther postponed until Saturday, the
dth inst WtliD X CRAILE,
n T.. SCRUGGS. ) Commss'rp
HENRY |. BROWN,
Feb lI=niif
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JObUrcO .VUmuIucfurevx.

/ iQUoRlCE III Mass and Stick, and Marseiiles Sweet
- Oh oi the best brands For sale BILE terms b.
HENRY luDLAM n co, Richmond, Va.
Jan. 2S-2wf
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Groceries and Domestic Dry Goods

among which i 100 bus Clover cd and an extra lot of
Family FLOUR. They continue To do STORAGE and
COMMISSION business, and now have ROOM lor large
con-ignmenis Of Flour &c. &c which they hope by .lrc
attention TO business to receive from liberal public.
GEO SIEPIof. Jr, continues to give his personal at
pntinn to the sales OF tobacco. Give q call
Feb ll-Jui g. n N. STEPTOE,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
To Mr.. Ro. Ridgeway, Jr.


Without the knowledge of Mr. Powell ar Mr. Eidgeway,
the following terms of adjustment agreed up
on by their respective friends Nr Daniel and Mr. Win
ston' aud subsequently, accepted by them
We, the undersigned the friends of Mr. Paulus
Powell and MIR Robert Iidgcway IT., having been ms
formed by u perusa of the correspondence between
those gentlemen, and by other means lst that the
article III the Lynchburg Virgnian, written BY Mr..
Rldgeway, and complained of by Mr. Powell was not
intended to insult aggrieve the ater--or even drec
ted against him and 2ndly that the article repyinp
to the same, in the Lynchburg Republican was writ
ten by Mr. Powell, without the slightest conception
that MIR Ridgeway the auth 1r of the first named
artcleand under the belief that was the produ cton
OF other persons in no way connected with MIR Ridge
way therefore conceive that the harsh expressions of
the article IN the Vrgnan were in no manner applie ed
90 MIR poweand that the epthes in the article Of the
neFuolcan, were in no way applicable toor intended
for Mr. Ridgeway
!" our opinion, on these premises, that no possi-
Ole cause Tor hostile difference exists between these
gentlemen and that their relations in all the respects
Oh which we are cognixant are honorable and amcabe
j. NJ. DANIEL.
G. w. WINSTON
we confirm the foregoing statement of facts. and
accede to the opinion expressed by these gentlemen
RO. RIDGEWAY, Jr
PAULUS POWELL.
NorE-ln explanation of the fact which appears in
INC correspondence that the letter of the 9th Deem
maj.
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80. BW1enSime's H0u.

It'll FEBRUARY, 1850 Just received, a full assort
4 mont oil the FINEST VALENTINES, worth from
ia cts Ia 70 each For sale by wholesale and reta tho
lowest prices. JNO p. WRIGHT.
Feb d-ifts
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DE ,lOCR ATS

DE MOCRATS.
Bl>sell, Of Illinois.
W. J Brown. of Ohio,
Dim nick, Of Pa,
Dnuhaln. of Indiana,
Fuller, # Maine.
Gilmore, If Pa.
Gofnan. If Indiana,
I.efll n. Of Iowa.
Job Mann, of Pa,
McCIernand, Of Illinois,
Mrl.anahan. of Pa.
Miller If Ohio.
Rlcha dson, ni Illinois,
Robbins, of Pa.
Russ, Of Pa.
Young, of Illnois-l6.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14

, NorE-ln explanation of the fact which appears in
the correspondence that the letter of the 9th Decem
yer, was not replied to until the 2sth it is proper to
..ae ttatit was occasioncd by the absence of the
l,isho whom Mr.. Powell desired to act, who arrived
at the earlies. hour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
VIRGINIA. 10 wit,-.At Rnl,.

VIRGINIA. 10 witi--N Rules held in the CLERKS
'hoe ct The County court OF franklin, the 9th day Of
February $50 ~ " Wy VI
owen 1tumperher aud All, Ann hs wiz shelton Ta,o,
ahd icttm NJ his vile Giles Nj Thompson and t,ct
las VILE, and John foiudc and Elizabeth " his VIII
PLAINTIFF,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14

!
owen crnperter aud HI, Ann h VIII, shelton ra,lo
ana 'cttm NJ his Wit, tiles Nj Thompson aud ilarfct
h "i'', aud John foindesto' and Elizabeth " his VIII
plaintiffs.
Sh'ltaa + Holm, Samuel NJ Helm, Eliza Helm Juha
'atf ana lano I his VIII, liohr't PAYNE md Sarah T. his
Miir, John /. y t'ar aud Ah,,h his vile, William w
81 'i",' and shelton T. Helm, administrator OF Samuel
Helm, deed, II, t,nd,n,s
The def nlantS Juba Eatly John / ST. Clair aud Abah
has vile, ard William W. ST CLAIR not bay inr entered
hetapreaianrs and given secuuty according the
Assembly and the rules of this count aud It rnp by sat
ae"ry evidence that they residents Of the s,nte of
N"Em'i Tn motion Of the plaintiff b, counsel !, is order
ed that The said defendants do appear before the Justice.
the SAID county court OF Franklin the court ho.e m the
hfsl Mooio, IN May next aud the planting. bill
newspaper printed IN the town of ynclbnrp l t, month,
sarcessSey and posted at the front door rlc courthouse
of this county Aeopya-r.~tc
Feb ii-"2" no. A SCoTr,p.c.
VIRGINIA, To wit,.-M Rules held in the c,oh,,
ohiee OF the County Of Franklin county tho sl
day 81 February 1880 ~ '''''' '"e o'h
Moses e. Greer, p,t,,y
joseph l'vGsay Andrew I,vcsay Peter ,esny, Susan
ma" i'vts'y, Ursula A l.itesay, and John iy,.oy,
IN CHANcERy ''''''''"'
The defendants Peter iieesay and John I,yesay ma,
my entered Their appearance and gyea security according tn
he act assembly and the rules oi this court aud II appear
g by satisfactory evidence that they a not
a'''e ., N"f'a' ON the motion Of the plaintiff by counsel
rs ordered that the said defendants do npp,at before The
Justices oil The said county court o Franklin, the court
house on the first Monday Nav next, and ,nsw., m.
painis ball, aud that copy This rider be forthwith
published !" SOM newspaper printed in town Of ,nch
nue tor twp months snccessvcy and posted at the on,
door OF the courthouse OF this county
copy Feste,
'eo Twin Ro, A. SCOTT ~ G.
NIR'iNiA--M Rule held III the Clerks Office of m,
'hent superior Count Of Law and Chancrry Tor ur
county Oh amherst on Monday the lth day Of Fcb1ar 1850
lartwoll i. Pryor, pIIni,n 'V
against 'i
Wesley l.. Duncan and Sally his vile. w1,.,
and Polly his wife, William II { amlrn and Henry I ~
Camden, D.Jaa},, y
IN C1IA NGERY.
The defendant William H. Camden NOT ,.ir, .r,a,,
ms appearance and given security according Ia the act of Al
semhy and the rules o this court and appearing by s,,
iartty evidence that he is inhabiiani of tins Com
monwcah II Is ordered That the said defendant do aunca
here ON the FIST Monday June ncN and l ~
we " ana 'hat ac"ps OF tins order he forthwith infe,.
ted IN som" newspaper published the town Of ynrbln,,
in Two months surecssvcy, AID postsd al the front door OF
the courthouse Of tins county.
copy-Tcstc.
zen Il-w2m NOBENr TINSI. ley. EpL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
Valuable Building Lots for Sale,

A 'iiNe asCommssioncrs under a decree Of tho Hus.
mugs Court OF the Corporation OF Ly hurry we shall
III Saturday the second day of February nest oar nj pubc
uetion, Ia The highes, bidder somr Is or 20 49,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

.faY rnT sorTnEaN LlNs.l


NEW YORK, March l6.--Cotton is active, and
has advanced &c. upon the decline which took place
after the arrival of the steamer Fair UPands, l2i
cents Fair Orleans, 1870. to 12fc. Sales to-day
5000 bales, Sales Of $1,000 sacks Of Corn at
55c. Pork is steady Mess, $40 "a Prime, %
81. Lard unchanged. Fair Orleans Sugar, 4Fe' )
Molasses, PIC. Tobacco is, heavy, Treasury
Notes, 113l Sterling, 1884,
The Empire City and Cherokee sailed to-day
with upwards of 600 passengers
SECOND DISPATCH.
New York, March 1s.-A further advance IN
Cotton. Fair 'Uplands, 1870. Fair Orleans, .l5c'
Sales of 1000 bales. The sales Of the week amount
to $4,000 bales Flour is steady Ohio, 10 % to
SIS 62a. Ohio Red Wheat 81 %. Corn I'M
changed. Pork is improving sales I2oo barrels
Mess, $40 so; Prince So; Lard dropping; in
bbs. &C. Coffee dull: 1000 St Domingo, at l0c';
stock on hand of all kinds, 10000 bags Sugar aud
Molasses dull
In the Baltimore market, Tobacco and Coiiee are
dull. Stock on hand Of the latter, $4,000 bags.
THIRD DIsPATcH
New York, March 49, A further advance oil
sc. in Cotton, and sales Of 500 bales Mlddling
Orleans, 12s to l2ac.; Middling Uplands, 1910
Government Stocks are drooping--other things un-
changed The bad weather prevents operations
The bark Southerner and brig Elizabeth have arrl-
we'd at Baltimore from New Orleans.
FOURTH DISPATCH
New York, March 3d. This being steamer
day, very little business has been done, parties
awaiting the arrival of the Niagara. Prices Oh
Cotton, and other articles, same as yesterday.
The trial at Boston, of DIR. Webster, for the muir
der of DR.. Parkman, commenced yesterday. The
| accused, when brought into Court looked very
| melancholy and haggard. The jury were finally
empannelled, after fourteen peremptory challenges
The witnesses for the prosecution are now'undei
examination. Great excitement prevails,
FIFTH DISPATCH.
New YORK, March 81, evening. Cotton ha.
declined one-fourth Sales of 1000 bales. Flou
declined &C. Sales of 10000 bushels Ohio rec
Wheat at 81 05. Corn Sc to So for white ant
yellow. Pork declined; sales 1000 bbls. Mess a
$40 %, Prime IS IS. Lard, in bbls. &C. Suga
and Molasses unchanged. Government stocks de
cining.-Sterling 81.
In the trial of Prof Webster, at Boston, d.
| Parkman's physician, and several other witnesses
have been examined who state, their belief, tina
| the remains found are those of DR.. Parkman.
| No signs of the Niagara.
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tReporbed for the Crescant.l
Legislature of Louisiana.

TUESDAY March 49, 1850
The whole day was spent in the passage OF the
general appropriation bill.
Also an act making an appropriation OF $50 900
TO finish the State House. This bill met with a
very warm and decided opposition, and finally was
only passed on its second reading.
The House then took up the celebrated Swamp
BILL" This kept them until halfpas 3, and alter
great deal of opposition, the friends OF the bill
got it through on second reading.
The House then adjourned until 5 O'Clock.
The Senate were occupied all yesterday and part
of to-day the " Protection Bill of the CITY," 1t
was finally amended to buy 900 worth Of ne
groes, instead of appropratng $70,000. II it gets
through the Senate on third reading, it will hard
ly pass the House as,amended.
TUESDAY EvEEINe halEpast s.
The House is engaged on the Gitzens' Bank bill.
Mr. Sever is talking in favor of it, The result is
doubtful, if brought to vote tonight.
The Senate have passed, this evening, the Medi-
cal apportionment BILL on Its second reading, by
vote of IA to H. and are now engaged on the Bara-
taTia canal. ,t
p S. II o'elock.-I give you a hurried history Of
the course pursued on the Citizens Bank bill
Mr. Marks moved to strike out the enacting clause
ayes and noes called--30 TO 80; lost
Mr.. Marks moved to strike out $s00,0 and in
sert S., 100000.
Mr. King moved division of the question--ayes
and noes called-27 to IS; lost
Mr.. Shannon moved to adlourn-ayes and noes
ealled-22 TO 81
Mr.. Connolly moved the previous question.
Mr. Heron moved 10 lay the first section on the
tabie-ayes and noes ealled-29 to 80. This being
privileged over the other motion.
Is Mr, Stark moved TO adjourn-ayes and noes call
ed-28 to 80.
Mr.. Heron moved a call of the House-fify five
members.
Mr.. Connolly renewed his motion for the previ.
Gus question
Mr.. Heron moved to adjourn-ayes and noes
called.
Previous question ordered-ayes and noes-35
ayes to % noes.
The Chair then put the question, Shall the
main question now be put" Ayes and noes called
Sc ayes and % noes.
Mr. Wilder moved to postpone indefnitely--ayes
and noes, 80 to &c.
| Mr.. Heron moved to adiourn-ayes and noes
called % to 80.
| Mr.. Heron moved TO commit to the Judiciary
Committee.
| Mr.. Connolly moved to lay Mr.. Herron's motion
on the table-ayes and noes, 90 to %.
! Mr.. Shannon moved to adjourn-lost
Second motion read for information.
Mr.. Heron moved to amend by striking out.
Mr.. Connolly moved the previous question:
ayes and noes called, SO to 9--no quorum.
Mr. Winfree moved that the Sergeant-at-aFms b.
sent after the absent members under article l20 O
constitution.
Mr.. Connolly moved call of the House--5
members answered. ,.-.
The opposition knocked under and at ii o'cloc
allowed the motion to be put on the engrossmen
which was carried.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-22

~ Thousands following eerti.
fcae are continually handed Office different
agencies Dr. Townsend SAR SAPA cured more
ofaEe the last three than all the other advertised
put together. This big talk but Read the following
certificate
October 6th 1913.
nine months Hince taken with pain
and kept growing till almost mad pain
and months previous taking SaTtapaa could
sleep night had sit and rub mysel walk the Hoo
el away flesh that began getting
dscne At hast thought would Try bottle Of your saapara,
before had finished bottle, the pain had entirely LEFT
night bed o'clock
night, sleep soandly till morning without waking during the
receive another benefit from it. For the last FIVE
years have been very oaye and since king medicine
than the
DANIEL MURRAY 70 Chatham and 22s Pearl sts., N Y.
Sole Agents in New Orleans, J. WRIGHT e. CO., u
TniQ t9n I Chadr,