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PRIMARY D1rARrNrSr-Or,hogra
Reading, and writing, per ssssion Of
five months, DO 90
SEcosp JUNIOR CLASS -Elementary los
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar Geo.
grsphy, Natural Philosophy, Phis!-
ology. and History o12 10
Finsr JUNIOR CLAss--English Gram
mar, Typography Arithmetic con,in-
ued, Natural Philosophy, Waite on
the Mind, Botany Geology, My,hol
thology, and History. ole 90
MippL. CLAss-Chemis,ry, Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science, Mental Phi.
losophy. Evidence. Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy.
Astronomy. Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Language commenced 90 %
SENIOR CLAss.--Ancient and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
Trgonome,ry, and review otiorm.
er studica o35 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
Drawing and Painting, each 60 90
Embroidery ard Wax Work, each 800
Instrumental Music. gao %
Use Of Piano extra - 90
Tuition payable at the end Of each session
Pupil. will be charged from the time Of "a
trance, until the close Of the session. Dedue
tons made for pro,fsc,ed sicknexs.
~ pr job Taylor has opened Boarding
Hon.c near the Institute, for the sccommoda.
ton of young Ladies.
Jan, = 1883, MAJ IT,
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BUSINESS: BUsuNEssi,
Plough Foundry Wagon and Carriage
Making--Guw NmXh,ng.

Plough Wagon and Carriage
Making--C1w Smiihing.
THE undersigned would in.
o79 form the citizens of Marshall
and vicinity, that his Plough
Foundry il still in operation, and tina, he make.
pIoughs no. 10 be exceled by any brought TO
this market not excepting the celebrated man
ufaciure of Hall e. Spears.
Two cents pound will be paid for old cast.
ings taken in exchange al the foundry.
lie also carries on the wagon and carriage
business. Work made to order, or repairing
done at the shortest notice.
tie has also connected with the establish.
men, n Gansmith shop, where work will be
done, IN n satisfactory manner and at short no.
tlcs
lie wishes ii understood that he keeps on
hand the best material, the most competent,
workmen, that work Will be executed promptly
and al the loves, prices--as cheap as the cheap
est
JOHN COLEMAN.
March 10, 1853 ~
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I>HE Executive Board Of Managers, sppolat
i ed by Marshall Lodge No. ~, announce 70
the public that the 18th scssion Of the Institute
will commence on the First Monday In Feb.
rusry, under the charg. Of The Faculty Of
Teachers, to Wit
Rev THO. B. WILSON, P,eJ.dent
Mrs. IL b Lacy, VICE Pr,netpsi.
Miss ELIZA BuKTos, Primary Dspavfm~ri.
Miss ARApsLLA JxssEIr JusT, Musse P,sno
DraWl1G and FsncY Wo1k
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TIE proprietor of the ks.
PUBLICAN would respectfully
inform the public u.at he Il
now prepared to execute oil
manner Of BOOK end Jo%
Printing in = style not TO b.
esceIled by any establish.
ineut in the county. he
Laa IN hand a lanya lnf ni
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TAllAnlNQ.

- B.F. THOMPSON ss,il eeatlasea ~
tailoring business h nassAsll. aAep
N Wss. side Of the pabaie s@usss. Wed
done promptly apc In tAs Deee ehahteaahse
siyls. He respectfully solisiss ~ DatFsRA4e
Of the publx, feeling satisasa tAas b VII =
ways give aatislaetica.
MAfrh. ~, 1881. u
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Marshall Institute.

1NllE next season Of thus Institute Will
/ commence on the ist Monday IN Sept~m-
Der ensuing.
T.. PETIT.
July 10, 1853 NJ II
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SEC. 7. That the Governor shall cause this
sct TO be subm,,tcd to the qualified electors, .,
the next general election TO be held in August
next and If there are more votes cast in "a
yor Of than aga'nst the adoption Of this sct.
then is shall take effect and be in force, and not
otherwise.
Approved. February :, 1859
Now, therefore. I. r. Hsnsbroush Bell. Gov
ernor Of the State Of Texas, do hereby, IN
pursuance Of the requirements Of nxd act.
order and direct that the Chef Justice. Of the
several counties, land in case Of vacancy In
the Office Of Chef Justice, or the inability Of
tina, officer to act, then any two Of the County
Commisioncrs,) cause polls to be opened a,
the several precincts. IN their respective coun
ties. on the first Monday being the irst day)
Of August next, and the votes Of sll those
voting for Representatives IN the State leg,s.
isture to be taken for and against the adoption
Of the said act. The Chief Justices OF the
several counties, (snd IN case Of vacancy in
the ollie of Chef Justice, or inability Of thu,
officer to act, ten any two Of the County Com.
mls-lou,f-J Will return 10 the Secretary Of
State eomplct. lists, showing the usuiber of
votes cas-, Tor and asan-, the adoption Of the
said ae.
N $ \; !; +: !; !: i; !;
1853, OF the Independence Of the United
States the nth, and of Texas the 18th year.
T. II. BELL.
By the Governor,
Tno~ II. DryAL, Scc'y Of State.
June 1, 1858 tS ~
BE it therefore known that. At the same
time and places, polls Will be opened for
the adoption or rejection of the foregoing
act, entitled "An act making appropria
tons for the improvement Of the Rivers OF
the State"
Aud whereas his Excellency, aforesaid,
has Issued another Proclamation, ~ fol-
lows. to Wit
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4 PROCLAIM


Nv the Governor Of the State Of Teras.
WHEREAS, by Joint Resolution of the
w lat. extra session Of the State Lcgisla-
ture, approved February 9Th, 1883, n certain
amendment to the Constitution Of the State Is
proposed, which Joint Resolution il in the
words and figures following to.St;
Join, Resolution proposing an amendmen,
to the Constitution"
BE Resoired by the Legislature If the
State Of 7,ras, That the following be- proposed
as All amendment to the amendment TO the
Constitution Of the State Of Texas, TO he add.
ed te such amendment n. Section 3, which
when ratified provided for by the thirty.
seventh section Of the seventh article Of -ad
Constitution, shall be valid 10 all ,ni.n,s and
purposes n a part Of said Constitution
StcrroS 3. Tina, in case a vacancy shall
from anv cause occur IN any Of the Offices
mentioned IN the first section Of the amendment,
Of the Constitution, the Governor shall appoint
some suitable person to I'LL such vacancy, who
shall continnc to discharge the duties Of such
Office, until the time OF the next general cleo
ton established by law for the election Of
State or county officers and until his successor
shall have been elected and qualified.
Now. therefore |, y lian-brough Bell, Gov
ernor Of the State OF Texas, do hereby, IN
pursuance Of III. law and the Constitution, or
der and drec, that tn. above reci,ed JON, Res
oulion be published IN the public prints Of this
State, for the consideration OF the people. at
leas, three months previous to The next general
electlon to he held Throughout, the State, on
Monday, the first day Of August ensuing.
And do further order and drcc, the Chief
. 4
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Fair Warning.

4 IL persons are iorwarucd against cutting
~ down or carrying oil timber from my
land, Persons thus offending VIII be prose-
culed to the utmost rigor of the law
T.. FRASER
Jan \, 1881 NV
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T H. vANtlN)K. sssasEaaurw = n.
81 Copper, ~ Shsss I'm. lesPs esnsaassly
on hand 1 ecuplsss ssesG1oneot q II WogS,
which IL VIII ssli Il 6hvsssyot lgtssA.
job " crk lsns h . sapGsiss oeases 81 e
short Rosiss. ossttestng 6sse = l1est DeloDA
and cheap
isu Is, 1879 a93
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UNISON 4 JORDAS'a


Il 4" Y s T. A II L. T..
MARSHALL, TrxA,
The Suhscfu 800. L..
@ leave to . If, 3, ,Ar;; :; s rs
generally tina, they now
own the well known Livery Stable formerly
known IA Pcrry's Stable, and having made con.
siderable improvements are ready To take care
Of horses and stock in Ms good u style AS ran
be done any where and no mistake. C. T.
Hyu>on, one of the partners, having been aS-
-oc,atrd with Mr. Pc, n the business for the
las, two years, is We, cquanted with the
same. and viii guaranie, ample satisfaction TO
customers All We ask is u call to secure pat.
ronage.
We wish II remembered that We are no,
connected with any hotel, lu, will receive and
return horses, baggage. SC, to any part Of the
town designated We have always on hand
good assortment Of Horses, Buggles, Hacks
&c, to hire, sell or trade
Hl\SO\ & JORDAN.
"a WE have secured the services oC
1 Mr. J. VI Bailey IN connection with
the above establishment, who carries on tn.
-nddl, and hirnsss hu.in.~, IN all it, branches
where customers and travellers can bee attended
to ut short notice
May | l. 1893. i5-n
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MEDICAL, CARD.

hR y. A. MORGAN, has located perma.
- nenlly miles North Of Marshall liay-
ing recently supplied himself with a stock of
flesh and genuur medicines he is prepared to
practice his profession IN aiii,- branches.
He will be found at his residence al all times
when moi professionally absent
Feb. 10, 1853 n33-Gm
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CITATION.
Tuv Stair OF Texas, County ~ HAK.
RlsON.
County Court PERTAINING 10 Estates, drc,
JuIy oSfh. 1853

RisoN
County ''", "' ..' " ''''' w."
rr"r,pr ', Ann Eli,a Maxim. a nd.
w mini.,ra,rix Of the estate Of " h
Watkins. deceased, and a. guardian of Calvin
said decedcnt. and IN behalf Of herself AS widow
of said decedent, has filed her application for
partition and distribution OF til. property OF
said estate. And whereas II appears from sad
application that wilson Nh'N'"s' wv Nv" ~
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Elementary Branches, go 90
Second Junior Class, 40 00
First Ar oo
Middle Class, ~ 90
SENIOR % 90
Incidental fee for each, o.
Music on Piano. with
use of Instrument 90 90
Music on Organ with
use Of Instrument 40 Oh
Music on Guitar, with
use Of instrument ~ 90
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, and
Wax Work, each 10 90
Board can be- obtained with the Principal, BY
paying in advance, al the very lo~ rates OF
Asc 90 for 10 months. In all csses the pupil
will be- expected TO remain, from the time Of
entrance, IN the close Of ,he session, but Tor
those who prefer attending but half OF the
session, Just one-hslf Of the preceding rates
will b. charged No deductions excepting for
pro,ras ted sickness. A limited number Of
Young ladies' will hc received rs Parlor Boari
ers. nho will be allowed a, the discretion OF
the Principal, 10 make and receive visits.
Bills for Board and Tuition payable seml
annually.
EMMA " BONFOfY Principal
Jul, o iSs, nj "
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NIIIIAM u. ESTIII, Attorney and
w Couns,!ln- al Lac, Henderson, Rusk
Co, Texas, Will prac,le. in the District courts
Of the sixth and in a portion OF the fifth Judi
cial Districts, also IN the supreme and Federal
courts at Tyler Undivided attention will be
gwen To all business. contided to hise care Par.
tlcular attention to the collection of claims, and
the prompt remittance Of mouies collected.
He will act as agent for the purchase and sale
Of land, and in the investigation Of land titles
upon reasonable terms
Henderson, Texas, March 20. 1853. ~
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FORM or RETURN.

FORM or RETC RN.
Tmn SrArr on TsxAs,
Comfy Of Harrison
The undersigned certify. tia, at An cleo.
ton held this day al -- Precinct. No. -,
IN said county IN pursuance Of writ is
sued lor tina, purpose.
A. q - for Governor received
- votes.
C D for Lent Governor
received - votes.
C p Tor Commissioner Of
the General Land Office.
(And so on Of oil the Candidates raed for J
Given under our hands ,h,s - day OF
- 4. u. l>J3
d tt,
Presiding D*esr.
K X i Judges
d d y Clerks
The following named gentlemen arc the
presiding officers Of their respective pre-.
clncts Tor the present year.
Precinct No. l.--B~nism Long
" An, Jones.
-" 3-N. 4. Perry,
=" %.-Balley Mccoy.
e" a-W. X. u. Ward
p" 8,--liamilton Cooper.
d" Nv. ". q. St.nfcld.
&" A.-Dsn,el Brown.
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Law Notice,

RANVII.LE LEWIS, Attorney at Lar
NJ has removed from J.il.i son To Marshall
Tie will continue the practice Of law IN CasS
and other counties in the sixth judicial district
and IN the supreme and federal courts a, Tyler
June a. 1888 ly
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In pursuance Of the proclamation Of his
Exceliency r. H. Bill. Governor Of the
State Of Texas. bearing date the 10Th day
Of May. A. d 1859, polls will be opened
at each precinct in Harrison county. Texss.
on the firs. Monday in Angus, next. il bs.
ing the first dsy thereof, for the election
Of a Governor. Lieutenant Governor, and
Commissioner Of the General Land
Office; also for one Representative to .hs
Congress Of the United States. tor the first
Congregational District OF the State afore.
said and also for ono Senator and three
Representatives for the county Of lisrri-
son aforesaid.
And whereas his Excellency. aforesaid.
haa iskusd his proclmmxiion to. wit:
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In testimony whereof, ! have
hercun'o Sc, my hand and caused
N4AA the great Seal OF the State to he
affixed Don. at the civ Of Aus
tin, this second dav Of MAY, A ID 1883, OF the
lndry@ndenc- of the United States the 77th
aud Of TEXAS the 18th year.
4. H. BELL.
BY the Governor.
Tmos II Drvsl, Secretary Of State.
May ~, 1883. ni6-llL
BE il therefore also known that polls
will be opened at the same time and places
Tor and aga'ns, the adoption of the said
" Joint Resolution proposing an amend
merit To the Constitution"
Given under my hand. a, office. this lsh
day of July. ls,a
T. 4 P\TiLLO,
Chief Justice N. L.
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Il ~ H. " Y ST 4 II l. T.
MARSHALL, Tvx..
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N T. w FIR N.

June %. 1853.
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for Repairing Breakv~ater In Hy annss
HArbor, Massacbusetts.

EsoIsrrR DrrArTsrsr, Washington, March Is, 1854
PROPOSALS received this Office until the 18th April
nett purchasing and utng the for the
Hyann harbor, Msssschu-et These
principally ieveng the surface Of the break
with heavy wall Stone to prepare foI two courses o. 10
split laid headers and weighing
estimated that about 200 Of split
Stone dwelling viii be required The latter
uty, however, " only conisctural
Vessels close brcskwa'e with Is feet OF
low
Further Information he Obtained from Lieut. G. " Blunt,
corps OF engineers United State. Office, No IS
State street, Boston, Mss-aobuseus. - . -
Brevet Brig Gen and Col. Engineers.
Union, Inteieenosr and Rerubc Wash
naton Boston, Msssschusets and Eastern Argus
Portland for copy ench
paper adveeenio be sent the Engineer De
psrment
Mar I6-eod2v
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NOR SALE, . Residenoe ON tho Hetghts Sf George
with the grounds and hudng-
hereobounded three sides by High Frederick and
and said forest
The cottage OF which 15k
feet bathroom and Also, plaza, with
glazed Window breadth Of the building
story below IT, constructed rsin kitchen
door, Of the water which nroduced into the
house nd stable yard
The ubudns Of stable with tire. stalls. carriage
bou.. and bayloH yard and ornamental
house fhe ornamened with weiconstrucfed
gravel edged plant variety Of shrubs plants
and forest orchard Of peat plum, apple,
peach apricot lot separately enclosed with
ian. leading to IL the stable yard,
The popsrty enclosed of the durable
s~riai, and ! well. h.dee OF evergreen thorn.
appropriately furnished md the furniture (which
has used) be purchased with the property Az
ply once Of this paper
This property disposed pvst. sale, viii be offered for
safe tbs premises O'Clock TUESDAY, the sh OF
Aprii.
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Wisconsin who voted with me al the last session. had
good groands for believing that this claim now was jas
and equitable or was equitable without being sanctioned
by the strict rules OF law should not hesitate TO vote
for H. But have heard nothing to change my mind. and
therefore shall be compelled 10 vote Tor the amendment
and against the claim.
Mr. WALKER called for the yeas and nays on the
amendment and they ordered; and being taken. re-
sulled--yeas 10, nays 25-as follows:
YEAS--Messrs Badger Bayard, Bell, Borland Dawson,
Dodge OF Iowa. Fish, Foot, Hamlin Hunter, Mangum,
PeaTce, and Spruance-l3 -
NAYS-Messrs Bright Brodhead Cass Charlton, Chase,
Clarke Cooper Dodge of Wisconsin, Downs, Fitzpatrick,
Geyer Houston James, Jones OF Iowa, Mallory Miller,
Morlcn Peuit kusk Sebastian, Shields, Smith, Soue,
Sumner Underwood, Wade, Walker, and Weler-2s
So the amendment rejected
TO BE Continued
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w as hington, at Iron Hall, Pennsylva-

IitsT time In Washington, at Iron Hall, Pennsylva
l. MIA
PRICE REDUCED-ADMIsstoN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
THIS magnificent painting and of has
exhibited this country except Philadelphia In
give all opportunity, OF adussn, during the
will be IS the house Children
under 2i Doors evening at panorama
IN.
I3-dn
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no Rent two large furnished Rooms Pcnpsyl-
wanna avenue Browns Hotel and Avenue House
win be separately ogehsf to sn', parties Inquire this
oHce Mar 8-~odlmo
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NOrICE TO nACTOKs.

Union HOTEL, Georgetown, ID. C.Ths large and con-
house, having thoroughly repaired and rehed with
entirely handsome and comfortable Iye
open for the accommodation OF guests.
The subscriber the OF the public and those
company assured Of hosp table
reception such comforts and attentions will
compare favoraby with the best kept hotels in the
District or elsewhere.
omnbuses constantly and from the CAPITOL running until
III O'Clock al night. w. M. FiTLHUGHs
Mar 25-6tf
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EDUCATION OF InBEcILEs.-IAs, B. RICHARDS h.

EDUCATION OF IMBECILES.-JAS. b. RICHARDS has
IL children mental
development in Germantown,
PHILADELPHIA.
treating unfortunate children will testify that much
raising coalition of
becy stod idiocy comparative intelligence and
thing which but few thought beyond the
reach of human effort
Europe Mr. familiar with similar institutions which
of early training OF escung
from Of hopeless docy Since then he has had expe
teaching this cass Of unosa
Please Dwyn Pashs sore southwest
O and Arch Philadelphia.
N Philadelphia he has the pleasure Of referring to-
The r. Rev Bishop Potter Thomas s. kirkbrde, NJ. ID.
Rev Albert Barns, Prof Geo b. Wood NJ ID.
Hon. Judge Kane, Pref samuel Jackson, Nj. ID.
Hon. Judge Stroud, Prof Thos. D. Mutter, M. ID.
Hon. Henry ID. Gnpn, Alfred l.. Ewyn M ID.
In Washington, q will refer TO bis friends
Hamilton, Miss Dorothea L., DiI.
Hon. Horace Mann,
Mare
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TUESDAY. MARCH az, 1859.

pApEns wTrHpaAwr.
MI. JONES, Of lows, asked lesve 10 withdraw ne
petition and papers in the of Doctor Avery Dovnss'
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NORE NEW SPRING GOODs--P. j.. steer. Mer-
M Tailor street, spring
wishes all public that for
had the
hibit would compare with
In truth, he fell upon stock surprisingly beautiful that he
could he fears
y He will therefore offer the greatest possible TO
chase the the highest saisfashon
who clothing t hnsh and style
The style before elegant aud tasteful
IL exclusively devoted to
by which alone perfection be attained In
that important branch.
complete OF rentlemen's furnishing
good.uch shirts, stocks gloves collars cravas, scar &C.
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practice OF the law and addition, will give his
OF
be conded him Having formed extensive acquaintance
commercial financial and professional gentlemen Of
England and the principal of the CONTINENT during residence
half London he offers
desiring have business transacted In Europe
Nrw YoRK, ~ Wall street, February, 1853,
RrrKRKscEs.
s s:: S S.s: Z ssss.s s"r
Mcssrs. Blake, Ward, 4 Co, New York and Boston.
Messrs. Corcofsn Riggs, Washington
Hon. John Davis, Worcester, Massachusetts.
sMr ID. leave New York in March, early in
April for London where his business will probably dean him
Of further matters that be in
him other OF Europe During his alb
address
London Barring Brothers, Co.,
whom he also permitted 10 refer.
e-dlm
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ROBERT BEALr.


Mr.. BRODHEAD Before the Senate proceeds to 'he
consideration of executive business move 10 RECONSIDER
the resolution adopted this morning granting extra com
pensalion to the late Sergeant alarms supposed tns
resolution extended his salary to the end OF the nsca
year but upon a careful examination OF ", 'nma /"
might be construed to extend bis pay hii January .ss
The words OF the resolution Tor the residue oI oe
present year" suppose was the isten.on ~ h
the resolution 10 have it extend only TO the emu o. "e
present hscal year 80. A.. !.
Mr.. SHIELDS My understanding o. was, mat
embraced only the residue OF the present. nscM year
Nj pETTfr As il reads, il extends TO January.
Mr. SHIELDS. suppose II can be amended oy com
"J Ths PRESIDING OFFICER, As we are in fra~sifu
a. 81. moment il can only be done by unanimous con-
sent $3.50 ,,.:- -...I
cred 1900.
Mr. BRODHEAD. now move to amend IT by insert
ING The word {" fiscal before the word "year."
Mr. SHIELDS. And a, the same time, insert the words
ont OF the contingent fund.-" which were emitted
The PRESIDING OFFICER II there ia no objection.
the amendments will be made, and the resolution d
amended will be passed
ESrcuTfvE sHssToN.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF az
ecuve business and after Tins spent therein, me
doors were reopened, and
The Senate adjourned.