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Retiring Senafors.

The late session Of our Legislature closed
Il e iefm Of service of eleven State Senators,
IA follows:
Dis. I. William Csabb, Wing,
.. Pelcg B. Savery, Wing.
4. II. Jones Brooke, Wing.
2. Joseph Konigmacher, Wing.
Daniel Sine, Wing.
IL Robert M. Prick, Wing.
i6. JsJ. Cunningham, Wing.
81. Isaac Husns, Dem.
~. Maxwell McCaslin, Dem.
%. George v. Lawrence, Wing.
2S. Timothy Ives. Dem.
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Destraetlve FIRE In Montrose.

] Mon,Tose, Pa, May 6, 1881 "A vary dc.
~slruclive fire broke . in this place last
tight, commencing in Leonard's extensive
livery Stable, and communicating with great
rapidly 10 the adjoining bcildlnes. The wind
was high al The line, and all efforts 10 arres
the progress Of the flames proved ffuidess,
until The woole row from Halletl's TO Webb's
was in ASHES.
The. stables where the fire originated were
evidently set on fire by some evil disposed
person. The loss is very heavy. The mos
public and business part of the village is en-
tirely DESTROYED by fire.
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A Valuable New WORK.

AMERICAN HISTORY, 60 m p 7 isins
sketches OF the Indian Tribes a descrip.
ton of American Antiquities, with an In.
quiry inlo their origin and the origin OF the
Indian tribes; history Of the United
states, with appendices showing lis con
nection with European History d History Of
the present British provinces A History
OF Mexico; and a history OF Texas
bfeu III down to the time Of its admission
into the American Union. By Marcus Will
sou, Published by M. Fl. Newman s Co,
1879 Broadway New York. One large oc.
iavo volume. Price . ,e0.
The above valuable and Interesting work
for sale hy Thomas Ellis, Age nt, Bloomsbury.
January 20, ls5i.-6m
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uoLbery ana Arresti

A western merchant, named Bowen, was
robbed at the Merchants Hotel, in Philadel-
phia, on the e6ih ult., of So, 800. A Young
man named Chas. H.. Williams, was arrested
at Easion, on Tuesday on suspicion, and i'm
mediaiely made a full confession of the
transaction 10 the officers. About $1,000 Of
the stolen money was found in his possess
ion. He was taken to Philadelphia and i'm
prisoned to undergo his trial.
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THIS WAY
EUPKNTs

RESPECTFULLY announces to the citi
liens of RiOomsburg in general and his
old patrons in particular, besides the rest OF
mankind, that he has again opened his tai.
lor shop where he will be pleased to furnish
the best Of clothing, cut according to The la
test fashions, and made in the best manner
He receives the city fashions, and feels GER
tain that his work will look wsa and rsar bet.
ter.
His shop is on main street of Bloomsburg
next door below Lutz's Drug store.
In pay fof work, he will take cash, store
order, or euen GOLD DOLLARS.
Bloomsburg Nov. 81. 1850.
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LIST OF

Remaining in The Post Office at Blooms
burg, April 1st, tS51.
Amer William Reilly William
Appleman Miss 5. EKramm Ephraim
Brawn Mrs. Mary Lewes J. Esq.
Baker Charles Mummy Hester
Butts James Morris L. G.
Bowen james Othout John A
Cool Sarah z. Price q.
Darlington Mate Purcell A. e.
Divers Mary Propst David
Dolly Primes Reazor Jacob Nj.
Flood John Robbins Eli
Flagg G. w Seigfreid Isaac
Freshman Mathew, 2 Schuyler J. W.
Gibbson Francis Slack Henry
Griggs John s. Stuart John
Har Mr. Sine John
knopping. g ~ Trump Adam q
Killer Mary f. Washhnn ]. s.
knisls Jacob Williamson Jas. S.
White Sersh
] NJ. cHEMRERLIN, p. ii.
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nm EFT NAN HFACTOR Y,
NO. al SOUTH SECOND STREET,
sAsnJ mn

A
9sM 9GAD&1K@IAa
NOW conducted BY Thomas Whit,
IN son OF its late proprieior, at The OLD
Sfand. where Deslcis will az all timcs
End a stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Straw, lace, Fancy. Grape md silk
Bonnefs. Panamas Palm Leaf. and ever:
variety Of Straw Hats. aud
Arti6cinl Flowers
uneousiled by any other for extent Or
beauty Of manufacture, and al very low
prices. having faeiiitic< for producing
these goods possessed by no other es,ab.
Iishment.
To the Ladies' and Millincrs generally,
he would tender his grateful acknowledgl-
mems for their kind approval Of the bnsi-
ness system OF this house, shhll be want
ing, To- merit a continuance Of their liber-
al patronage, they will stiil be greeted
with the same old familiar faces. who
will al all times endeavoar 10 execute
their commissions with fidelity and
promp,ness.
March Q, 1S6I.-3m,
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Lieht Street, April
ExeCntor,s Notice.

ETTERS iestamentary upon the estate Of
II Nathaniel Mari late Of Bloom township,
Columbia county, deceased having been
granted TO the subscriber residing ii Light
Street, Columbia county all persons mdebt-
ed to the said estate are requested TO make
Immediate payment, and those having ac-
counts against the estate, 10 present them
duly attestcd to JOHN VANLlEW,
Executor.
LiQh, Street April 22d, 1851 Ct.
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INCIDENTALLY & MENsCH
AVE JUST RECEIVED N OPENED A NEW srocK
of Spring and Summer

&
Which they offer 10 their old patrons and
new ones at the best of bargains. They can
be found at their old stand on Main and
Market streets, and their stock will be found
10 be selected with care, and TO embrace
every kind of goods fashionable and de-.
sirable for the : eason. They have French,
English and American cloths, cassimeres,
satinets and jeans for mems wear, and u va.
rieiy of Lawns aud Ginsham's of the most
fashionable styles for ladies. They have also,
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Cedar.
ware, Hats and Caps, and, in short, every
thing usually kept in a country store.
I'D Call and see that we do sell cheap
for cash or country produce.
Bloomsbury, April 2sd, 1851.
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Passfrr countcrfeits.

Allentown, May 9, ls5i.-in the Court OF
Quarter sessions of Ees Ugh count, to Gay,
T. H. Simpson and D. D. Wardi who had
been some weeks since arrested and com,
mitled 10 Jail for passing counterfeit notes Oh
the relief issue of The Harrisburg Bank,
pleaded guilty TO the four indictments pre-
ferred against them. The sentence of the
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ffRr.--We regret TO learn that the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. Cyrus ~ShowaIter, of Hartley
township, in this county, was entirely con.
sumed by fire on Sunday evening last. It
was discovered TO be in flames about 8
o'clock ir the evening, but was then too far
gone to save any OF its contents. The loss
Is estimated al about four hundred dollars,
and was all the property that MIR. s.. possess>
cd. No insurance. The fire is supposed to
nave originated observation-disclosures
DenocruL
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NyHE uniformed companies belonging To
L the / Brigade 9 Division ?. v. are mott.
fed TO meet al Orangeviile on Saturday the
nth day Of May next al 10 o'clock A ~,
eoulpt with arms and accoutrements in good
order for parade and drill.
Staff and company officers will be punct-
ual in their attendance,
NJ. MCDOWELL,
Brig'r Gen. | Brig 8 Div. P.v.
Bfigadier Generals Office,
Light Street, April 22d, 1851, 81.
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An article in the last Westminster Re-
view States thai the average cost of railways
in the United States has been about $40, 500
q mile, while that Of the English railroads
has been nearly s2oo 900 per mile, including
the sums squsndered turing the mania OF
1860. In fact, the annual expense Of a
ruiiroad 10 England is more Than tho original
coss Of one in the United States.
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Z. @. EowaR,

DENTIST
- especially ofershis professional service
ACio he ladies and gentlemen Of Blooms.
burg and yiclrity. He is prepared TO attend
to all The various operations in DENTISTRY
and is provided with the latest improved
porcelain teeth. which will be inserted on
GOLD PLATE from one TO an entire set.
oFEcE-NEAR THE ACADEMY
Bloomsburg, April 80 1851
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SEcRETARY's OFFICE, |
Harrisburg, April 9Th. 1851. \

To the Commissioners Of Columbia Co.
GENTLEMEN ;--in pursuance of the thirty
second section of an act entitled IAN Act
tor The regulation and continuance of a .sys-
tenn OF education by Common Schools
passed the 7ih day of April, 1919, 1 here
with transmit TO you a statement OF the
amount 10 which every dislrlc, in your eoun.
ty is entitled, out OF the.sannual appropria.
ton Of s2oo, ooe, Tor the scheol year 1852 as
follows:
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a corresr ondeut ID ihe 3

" A corresf ondent Of the Easion Argus
recommends 70 The consideration Of the
Educational Society of Northampton some
Of the citizens Of tina; county, their ednca.
,ion having been sadly neglected. Coffee
Pot is spelled on a sign, in a public place,
MKoughy Bud.p
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n A relative Of The Fox family in SYRIA
cuse has publicly stated that she was taught
BY one Of the Fox girls, how to produce The
rappings that the secret was given to her
on The promise that she loo would become
. medium. She states that il is done by the
toes and knees.
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CAUTION,

ALL persons are hereby cautioned against
paying any money due mo to Benjamin S.
Gilmore as he IS not authorised TO receive
any claims, due either TO me on individual
account or 90 tho late firm of Weaver & Gil.
more, the books of the firm having been as
signed to ne. R. w. WEAVER.
5..samsbuIa IHac. i2lh 1880.
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Fancy Chairs.

BENJAMIN H~AGENBUCII has Just re.
ceivedfrom Philadelphia a rev LOT of FAN.
CY CHAIRS, of Birch and Mahogany curl,
and of the most fashionable style, which he
will sell at the lowest prices for good pay.
Bloomsbury, May 10th, 1850.
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GIVE 'ElI FITs!l
Peter s.. Leidv .

Can. manufacture Just al, neat end fashiona
bic a suit Of clothing as any othef tailor IN
ii ese diggins. As a sample Of his work
mansh he refers you to the.
BEST FITTING COAT
To be found in the town, which is onto Ger
tain to have como from his shop.
He regularly receives the latest city fash
ions, and from his experience in Tho busi.
ness can. ensure satisfaction In his work.
He has also on hand an assortment of
CLOTH,
CAssIMERES,
& TRIMMINGS,
At the lowest prices, from which he will
make up to order coats, pants, or vests Of any
desirable style.
EyrHis shop is on the North side Of Maia
Street, a few doors above tho Courthouse.
Bloomsbure, Feb. "a, 1850.
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School Books, Blink Books, Lsdgers, Day
books and Jourasis Gift bosks, Kespsakss
BY
Joseph swsrtz.
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~ a young married woman has been
fined S. In Cincinnati for beating her hus-
band. Oh lancks!
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lie has an assortment Of
Dry Goods. Fancy Goods.
READY MADE CLOTHING,

And a full variety of dress goods for la
dies and gentlemens' wear and fancy.
GOOD
Can be made by purchasers who will call
and examine his goods, for he viii sch, and
sell 20 per cent. less than the goods can be
bought elsewhere in town.
Bloomsbury, April 23d, 1851.
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SmVy @D0D9
Cor 6prinn ano Bnmmer.

SmNy @DcOLDs
Cor Gprinn ano Bnmmer.
WIZ. ZIG KNnVH s 00o
Have just received and opened a large as
\ = tine of new spring and summer
goods, which they offer to their old custo.
mefs and new ones at the lowest prices.
Their stock is large, and selected to suit the
wants of this region Of country. 1t compri-
SEES every thing of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD WARE
QUEENSWARE, CEDAR
WARE, HATS, GAPS, BOOTS AND
SHOES;
and those who have long patronised them
are the best judges of their mode OF doing
business; and the long continued confidence Of
the community is the best Recommended
ton they can offer to new patrons. Their
Stock Of goods will be kept up by by the re-
ceipt of new parcels from the city, nearly
every week during the hummer.
Bloomsbury, April 22d, 1851.
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From ell parts Of the country could be given, sufficient 10
I'LL svsry column in this paper
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which eenclusisely proves that
Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and pyspspsis.
REV. DR.. Lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey. Of distinguished ttainments and exalisA

KEW. DIX. LANDS, Il CLEltdl MAN
Of New Jersey, Of distinguished attachments and exalted
srDsrs, New Jersey. July II 1875.
me what has been tho result In my osvn case, OF tho
application ef THE GALvANIc BELT AND NECK.
LACE. My reply 10 ss follows.
For about tpsnsy. ysars ! Esd tssn Suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became sRorsc,
nor could obtain permanent relief from any coHps
Of medical treatment whatever. About fourteen years
since In consequences Of frequent exposure to the
became subject TO a severe Chronic Rheumatism, which
for year after year caused me indeseribsble anguish.
Farther : In the Winter Of AS and H6. In conse-
2uence OF preaching Q great deal IN my own ana
various other churches 10 thia region, I was attacked
BY the Bronchitis, which soon became so severe as
to require an immediate suspension Of NY pastoral
}abors. my ntrpoas systsm vas hoIp thoroughly pres
ira.sd, and rs my Bronchitis became worse, so also did
ny Dyspepsia and Rheumatic afection-thus evincing
that these disorders were connected with each ethor
through the medium Of the Nervous System. In tho
whole pharmaeopeia there seemed to be no remedial
sgeut which could reach aud recnperute my Nsrsous
system every thing that had tried far this purpose had
completely failed- At last ! wes led by my friends to en-
lmine your inventions, and Though with no vsry san
snine hopes Of their eficisncy) i Determined p try the
~SEc0LACE, with the FLUID Thia was
in juno, 1916. To MT eREtr lsroF1sHnrEr. ~ TWO
okYs ss DssrErsiA NAB oonE IN EIeHr pArs / was
tsABiED no RksuaE NJ fAhroHkL LsBoHs rsH HAVE ]
slScE Omitted a sissLs. srsyick on ACCOUNT " rns
bnoScHiyis; AND mr. RhEunATtc AffEqftos mas IN.
rtRELx CHASED TO rRorHls Ms. Such IL the wonder.
flu eha happy results Of the experiment
! have recommended the BELT and FLUID 10 many
who have been likewise suffering from Nsuralgic sfsc-
lions They have tried them. WIN uArfs RksuLIs. (
iGLiEFs.' u avrRr oAsE.
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours.
R0BERT N. I&Nptl
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In pursuance of an order oil. the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, on
FRIDAY THE 3oh DAY OF MAY
next, at 10 o'clock in The forenoon, Daniel
Branligam and David Taggait Administrators
of William Mccoy late of Northumberland
county, deceased will expose TO sale by Pub.
lie vendue al the Court House in Danville a
certain tract Of land in Derry township Mon
tour county, bounded and described as
follows bounded by lands of John Blee,
Samuel Britlian, John Benfield, the widow
G,nsles and others, containing
400 ADro9
more or less. ard w-hereon is erected
A TWO sTOR = EeG HOUSE
and frame Barn and other out Suiii,sinss late
the estate of said deceased, situate IN .ne
township Of Derry and county Of Montour.
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Bloomsbury, 81 April 1851.
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Palsy and Paralysis.

All Physicians acknowledge that those terrible dl
eases are eaased b. a ~dsfeieasg IF Nervous Easygg b TIA
affected hmhn.. On. GHBrsriEs GalraDic Astcles will
supply this deficient power and a complete and easlrc
sure IL thus effected.
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Books BeoksH

Joseph Swarlz has Just received anew 10
Of Literary Historical, Religious, PoeticaI
Miscellaneous and School books, to which
he invites the attention of,he reading public
Of Bloomsbury.
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4 VIEW LOT or BOOKS,
Just received and opened al the Blooms
y burg Book Store by
JOSEPH swARTz.
Bloomshurg, April 18th, 1881,
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TIc Doloreux and MeuraIaia.

These dreadful and sgonizing complaints are isns
hafeiy relieved BY the application OF she GAlxasic. brIr.
NEcsLacE and TLprp. The Belt Slhuses he Elecsrieity
ihrengh The system The seekIafe hss a local sneet and
addressing ~sfiictions the application NEVER FAILS.
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May 22, 1850.
BOOKS. BOoKs!,
BOOKS!!
Read! Read.
JDSNPE SWADEM

JOSNPE SWADTE
Announces 10 the reading world 10 general,
and The good people of Bioomsburgh in par.
ticular thai he has removed his Bookstore to
the lower corner OF Biggs Brick Block oppo-
site the Court House, where he, has a full
variety of Books for all manner OF men and
women kind. He has all The p3pular works
Of the day upon Morals, Religion, History,
Literature, Politics and Travels and a gen.
eral selection of ell school books, English,
Classical, German and French.
He has also a sweet lot Of Confecionaries,
Toys and Jewelry.
So that every kind Of taste can be graded
BY a selection of something from his stock.
Bloomsbury, April 10th, 1861.
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DR.. cHRisTiEss
GALVANTC ~BRACELETg

Are found Of vast service in cases Of Eanvulaions o. Fits
spasncdic Complaints and geassal Nervous Anaelisns
Of the Head and upper extreshfiies. Also In Palsy and
faTaly SO, and oil diseases csused by q deficiency Of power
or Nervous Energy In the Limbs or other organs Of shs
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FITS AND coN,yuLstoNs.

These alarming and terrible complaints srs siwsrs
Bskenxrs and FEuip wiz. cure noarfy every rsse, no
matter how young or old the pauent. or how confirmed
tue complaint NumerS us aud astonishing proofs are 10
% Many hundt ed Certificates from I'll parts Of the
country o. she sAost extraordinary character can Ne
DR. CHE SIZES aaIr.ssq Pe' saeaas ins ss' -. ~
me{ may be worn by the mosl feeble add delicate with
PEREZ. ease and safety. In many cusx the sensation
Thf.y can be sent 70 any pat Il he country.
Prices:
The Galyanic Belt. fnree Dolla-s.
The Ga1vanic Necklace, Two Boilatae
The Galssnsc Bracelets. One Dollar LkAzt.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
Co. The articles are accompanied By fall and plain
dirsctions fsmPhlets with ful partionian may DO has
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
90 Hsssrs " oe4nz<1sss 80 HssfAsss tnasss4.
b. q MoRz1HuAp, n. D.
GENERAL ~oEs'r 81 E3 sts Tss gs'5s ~ s rs1t
Fsrsuie IN Biooms5urg re. By the
au fhorixed agent.
J0HB n. M0YER.
By authorized agents IN the principal
cities ef tAe &stt
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Or. cHRisTiE's


Is Us, : for all complaints Affecting the Thtaat or Head.
such as Bronchitis. Inflammation OF the ThfB.t, Nervous
and Sick Hesdsehe. Dizziness Of the Head. Neuralgia In
the Face. Ruzzing OF Roaring IN the Ears, Deaiprs.
whieh is generally Nervous, Eao hat distressins cor
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Public Sale of Real Estate.

Lighl s.reet, April ED, 1851, .
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-09

On motion, the rules were suspended and the bin
passed
House bill - to authorize the appointment OF a
guardian Of the person and estate of Cornea Farrell
was taken up, and,
On motion Of Mr. McCarty, the rules we're suspend
ed, and the bill passed.
The President laid before the Senate the report Of the
State Prison. which referred to the standing
mittee on that subject.
Various bills taken up their second reading,
and were referred to appropriate committees
The bill change the time of holding Courts in the
Sth Judicial Circuit, taken up
On motion of Mr.. Henton, the rules were suspended,
and the BILL amended, passed
Mr.. Reid introduced bill amend sections 456
and 457 chapter 80, of Revised Statutes of IS43. Re
ferred. a
Mr.. Wood introduced bill to abolish the Office Of Au
ditor in the county of Ohio.
On motion, the rules suspended, and the bill
passed.
Mr. Miller introduced bill for the relief Of Jos. Al
len of Crawford county. Referred.
Mr.. Holloway introduced bill, to amend an act in
cooperating the Richmond and Williamsburg Turnpike
Company. Referred.
Resolutions introduced by Mr.. Miller, requiring
the Auditor of State lay before the Senate the report
Of the Superintendent of the New Albany and Yincen
mes road. Adopted.
BY Mr. Herrod, instructng the judiciary committee
inquire into and report WHETHER by existing laws
the black male inhabitants liable to pay poll tax
work two days on the roads for personal privileges
Adopted.
Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-09
Court of Consolidation.

The section in relation a Court Of Cancellation was
reportedb Mr. March, from the committee on the Prac-
tice of Law and Law Reform, instead of Mr. Kigcre'
as stated in our last, and reads as follows:
'sSEc Tribunals of Cancellation may be establish
ed. with such powers and duties, shall be prescribed
by aw or the powers aud duties of such tribunals may
be conferred upon any of the other courts of this Stae
but such tribunals and other COURTS when sitting such
tribunals shall have power render judgement to
be obligatory the parties, except they voluntarily
submit their in difference, and agree to abide
the judgement assent thcreto the presence OF such
tribunals or court in such shall be prescribed
by law p which read and passed to second read
ing.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-09

In Convention, December 30, 1850. Mr.. Badger in
troduced resolution calling uponthc officers OF State to
know the about the Masonic Hail. &c, Where
upon Mr.. Pepper of Ohio proposed to adjourn until
morrow morning. &C. &C.
Whereupen Mr. .Lockhart said that he opposed to
the resolution, and the amendment aso The adop-
tion of the resolution Of the gentleman lom Putnam
Mr.. Badger) will be of no earthly use The inlorna-
fion asked for can be of benefit when obtained.
What difference does i make to the members OF this
Convention whether this Hall is occupied nights by
% LADIES' Fans" Cotlion parties Concerts. All
that the Convention wanted the of the Hall dur
ing the day He was opposed to the amendment of the
gentleman from Ohio because proposed the waste Of
too much time. He willing to let the ladies have
the room. He thought it right odo so, but he de-
sired to do a reasonable days work first He was will
ling hold the session until o'clock and then adjourn
for the dag, if adjourned for dinner to give up the
Hall at O'clock by this will have discharged
duty the State, and the time afford the
Ladies all the time they need