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Mcssrs. Warner. Stevens of franklin, and
Hale favored the bill and the third reading was
ordered. Adjourned.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Norton, that the House
viii entertain no motion 10 adjourn IN the even
inc before 10 o'clock. unless Informed by the
SPEAKER that there are no bills on his table de
handing consideration; on motion of Mr. New
ordered to he BY Mr.. Ilawey, that the Hon
orablo member from Mendon be allowed 10 sd
dress the House upon any srbjecl. while the tel
lers are counting the votes for L. = Senator
on m ,tion of Mr. Walton dismissed.
Repoyis Of Comntices-By the Judiciary
committee. fin favor of the bill IN amendment OF
chap. SO e : entitled sessions of court or.
dered to a Sd reading. Also IN favor Of the bill
TO repeal the act OF 1852, relating 10 inlunctions
Sd reading ordered Also, against the blll III
addition to chnp. 6S c. =, relating TO the rights
of married women; giving the wife the control
of her own Personal property aud eXemping 1t
from attachment for the sole debts OF her hus-
band :: on motion Of Mr. Walker, the bill was
disnssed-sI to 66. BY the committee on
Ranks. IN favor OF the Senate bill to extend the
/ charter and increase the capital stock of the
! Bank of Vergennes the 81 reading of the bill
was ordered yeas %, nays 90, and the bill was
passed IN concurrence.
Mr. Field called up the bill to extend the
/ charter ana increase Ile tHphui HlNth ~ Att
Bank Of Rutland. 1t appeared from the facts that
the notice of the application required by the
statute had not been given. but that there was
no opposition by the parties Immediately IN IN.
tercst u the re charter, provided there was re-
distribution Of the stock provided for IN the
bill
Messrs. Walker, Weston Mclean, Fish of
West Haven, and Smith Of Wilston opposed
the bill on the ground that the statute was man
datury and imperative m It's terms upon the leg
slatnre. Messrs. Needha,n, Miner, Gray, Ad-
aus of Milton, and Phmpton supported the bill,
on the ground that the spirit Of the statute had
been complied with, and that thus law was anal
agous To the law requiring the service Of pro-
cess. where IT the service Is defective but ac-
cepied by the defendant. 1t Is no IN the power
/ of that court TO abaie the suit lot the reason.
1 The Sd reading Of the bill WIS ordered. yeas
90. nays 50. And the bill passed-!lo TO 20.
The Honse resumed the ballotng for t. ).
Senator with the following result:
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men, The amendment was adopted, aud the bill
was ordered Ia a 3D. reading. BY The committee
on Banks IN favor Of the bill TO repeal secs. lU2
and lU3 chap. a. &. =, relating 10 Banks (;
Messrs. Nashburn. Adams of Milton, Hale and
llnnpton supported the bill, Messrs. Miner,
GRAY. llarishorn, Matthew son, and Barber OF
posed II. when Mr.. llarishorn moved It's dismis-
sal, which motion prevailed. by majority OF
the committee on Roads against the consolida
ton bill Nh. Barber moved 10 make the bill the
special order for next MONDAY afternoon,
when Nr. White Of Panton moved to dismiss.
Ncssrs. Josln of Poultney, Barber. llartsborn.
Adams of Milton. RICE of Somerset, aud Gray
opposed the motion Mr.. Josseyn Of Plymouth
Imported IT, and il was withdrawn Mr. Smith
OF ,onkion renewed the motion. when II was
supported by Mcssrs. Matthew on aud Smith of
Monkton. opposed bv Mcssrs. Mclean and
Deanc, aud withdrawn. Tie motion of Mr..
Barber was agreed to. Wv the committee on
Banks, against the Senate bill relating to Saw
ings Banks read tn I'D time and passage re-
fused. By the committee OF Ways aud Means,
on The resolution iusiructlng ihem To inquire as
10 the best method of taxing the stock of the Vt.
a. Canada r. Rto by a bill providing for the
taxation of the stock Of all railroads located IN
tins state; the bull was ordered to sd reading
BY minority Of the committee ON Hanks, ~ IA
vor of the ball TO Incorporate the Exchange Bank
8t Springfield; Il statement of facts was made at
the call Of Messrs. HaHshorn. Adams OF Milton,
and Jusln Of Poutnuy After some debate by
Messrs. lartshorn. rimpiou, barber, Chase,
Page. Field. aud Weston, Mr.. lla,bar moved TO
amend tie bill 50 as 90 increase the caRiiul stock
90 SlCO,bOO, winch motion was Iscitd The
bill wa. then rrad the 81 time and passed, -
yeas lO7. nays -.
Mr. Rice of Somerset moved that when the
House adjourn tins afternoon, It be ull Monday
morning which motion WIS lost The bill TO ex-
tend the chanes of the Bank Of Montpelier. sent
tn the House for concurrence, was referred To
the Committee on Banks.
Mr. PlimWon presented the rcmonstrarce OF
e. Binctul and ohcr- of Montpelier against The
re charter of Tie Il III OF Montpelier, which was
referred TO the ommlitee on Banks
he Senate bill ln addition 20 chap. = G. $
was referred to The Judiciary tommtlee Ad.
iourned
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. "'N"A'' "to 80 y.
"'a' "''e".- 10y M H'"hr 'u'' 'i' O'f si''f-
"'''''s '' ''' 10y "' ''i '''& i'- .'lh' re-
GIVE . PEI u'!' uu'i"- l"' -ssi'" ol Tue Leg
s.t"'t,
"I. ""Neit ""N," O''t l'' 'e'''''loh DC Iu'
ue,ul'e'! pos l""e" "GI'tu No.
i"P'fs 81 VmMi"'tS.- 'y tne Neiect Tom
u''l,e "h 'H,' sun '1t 0" lhN'fn li'n7' oHl TAX
.,"S 'nN p'""'s 9" p,nNI"- "fuer'u 20 i'e. NY
.le 'o'n''''ee 80 1l'l,s. 90 la'o' "l House b"l
p'l !" n.''N'.' '''s s".'' '''.i,'n '''eu
c,ynr H.. I'm T., ',,..r,,,,r',, ~. N..,l'f.
: So. i.,,.t. ..l,.' ,'..i '''''' "
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r., ,,,,t.,re INV, ,..,n.1,. INA, ,,,,,iI
s,s,. r.o,,,.., ,,,r,.
re- ill., .,.,,',,.,,,a, 80, ri,.,,:,, =
I.',,s I'm =, ,,..,,,.,,..,,' ~, t.i.l p.'.i ~,
eu,v with nr,,,.,l ~ an,n,,'i',,e,., Nh
amendment vns 'r,,,,,led so MS s,r,i. t.,.,
tbn nm The l,b 900 r.I,,,.,, ,i.,,.,,.,'...
arisinr from .rbo,l l,,Js ,,i .Lo .,i.,~i....l
IN he
Rv tho e,.,,oi,,o, nj. r,rJ 'r,vo, t., r....-. n
[T,isa Inn rel,ii,,,, ,l,, t;r.,'i ,,...I
n, tl,. ,,,,,,,t,,,, p,,,l- ,l.. l,.i
of sec - nr Char. i e. = ,af,ti,.,, T.. 49,
recnn,eudn,o sub.ttt. .f,ctip., l,,,.r,.L,
nnr to Banks. passed Nov. 40 ISL. n,,cnI
rnsnt al. MOD and tb,rd rs,,,u', ~,o,,i ~, ,Ia
c',.,,',,,t,.,,,,, M, M. ,,, So ' '''o
IN Fir. I,spr,,c, C,,,,r.... "a ME.
dernd Rv ,h. commute. an r,lucs,,'., ~ 5..,.
of Uopsa b,g IN ,pr,r,,r,q ,l, p,,,,,.'. ~
Senin,rv n,ss.J
D.u
II "'''s ''1'""et a." 'g.'e41'-,r rom me
~ - W 'nt I'ose ''e e"Pl" STOCK OF w o"dsiork
o'nh To 'he committee OIL LINKS 10 hu nor
tt. "a, o. D'o'.''.',''' ''o,'' 'ne N"rh
i',''''" ~ NN'" NV t"N "s .'uu"iies y"
'hf o"nhn'l'ce ON agriculture. Making pfovis-
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SENATE.

TUESDAY, Dec. O A. VI.
Prayer by chaplain.
E"gTossed bHs- Relating to Fire Insurance
Companies; explana DRY of an act relating TO
Banks, approved Nov. 10, 1851 to pay Luther
Cross the sum therein mentioned; seyerally read
I'D time and passe'.
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=
Nr. Rice If somerset moved that when the
Ilouse adinurn Tins afternoon. # be- nm Monday
,norrip,, vbicl n,,,top v,os lost 'rbo b,llt, ~
,end tho rhtr,o, Of fhe Rank ,r Nortpnner sept
+, the Il,use f,r concurrence. was referred ia
the Comp,iiee ON Ranks.
Mr. pb,,,,,,r nro.,pted the ro,,opstr,rco of
1" R,pctnn AMI oib,r. ,f ,,ntp, her sooi,s,i The
re charter oc III. r IL of Ncutr,licr ,,Iirh ,,.s
raf.,red tho or,p,itia. ot Bs,Ls
lhn Senate bill m ada,t.on ga ci.ap nc =
,,oy r,f,rr,.d ,o tL, l,.l,,.,,ry ,,,..,,,,,., Al
harmed
e,>-,,r,, az rt"NooN'
'.''A IT,
"F"NW ""'"'"'''' '', '''i"i''t' o'
''' ''''' W "'''' !"
''' "0' n" ,'''' o'''e '''' " '''' 'N' "'' vi
p'S''" ny ''S S,.''''"N 70" '."U".NV, "''S. III
'N" W '''' ~ ~, "'' "'o '"'"''"t,n
"'''e p's''',' "N ",' commune On -
',''" /" l"''l W 'o",e OH 10 SulIol' MARY
,'' "' 'i'V '"'i''',r' "'i
MUS ~ '"'"' "' i'"uSV "" " ply Nt"t"
'.,...,,,',,., IN, r,,t,'',, y! ,''e
Uu''',o Oh 'he Jun "'y' 10 l'NF Oh house
"i''' ''l1'i '' 'ne disclosure Oh justices vi
it"P"s.l "' alen1'"'"', ''Ncepl'n4 80, ton - OF
'"'P' % - =" ''',n 'nt ops ia'''N 81 'ns bCi y
aug "",i'" "A'o'" '"' ""u '"e o''l pas
10y use y" ',.'i|' y!
o 'n " ply ,,e secretary " me Senfe
NV D'l'''S o'u 'n' "sS' III H'e'''"iy 30 COL
.''S "S ezra c''' l""'a'oh 'ur s'I NeS uuFhg
n n 'eSen' s'Ss'o"' uI"ei'u 10 A." "'''o feao'hg
~ ,' VI 10 ,."r %!
~ 'use w" I'' ''e reservation '' ''h W. C"'er
r,,,,ar tlo,.,.l.,l g. 49,, .,..,,.,r,f,.t
Di,-cd
The con.ohdai.on bin was taken up. Mr.
Stevens of Fmukin spoke at length against the
Bill Mr. Howl offered an ameuduen, lprovld
ing owners OF preferred stock be protected m
their right Il adopted
Alcs-rs. Coolidge and Deunlson smoke m sun
port of The hill. as amended.
NJ Carpenter moved that That hill b.. laid M
on the table. aud made the special order for
Monday ncxtat3 T.. ~: agreed o..
Mr. CARPENTER mo,edto reconsider the vote
the third re- ,Ginn 10 the Ilois. bill re.
pealng the act amazing Mansfield TO Stowe;
agreed TO.
VT Rowell offered an amendment fproyiding
that The act should not take effect unil both
towns. as they were originally, shall vote To
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m amendment, which was adopted and the
bll vas ordered to third reading. by The
Iulici ~ commit e., IN Favor Of the bill -
tering tie Il ne Of holding County Courts IN La
noble Cuuniv; 81 reading ordered. also, IN
favor Of the Senate bill m addition to chap p
G. : relating TO process, allowing cunts ~
trespiss and trcs9ass on the case to be loined IN
the same eclaration; passed. Also, ~ favor
of the sent bill tn repeal an act ~ additiuu to
chip. 80 ). approved Nov. 20, 1859 passed
Alsu, against the bill relating to costs in crini-
nj prosecutions; ON motion of Mr.. Adams of
VI lton. dismissed. Also. ~ favor of the Senate
bill relating 10 actions between copariucrs. CO.
pnrcencrs aud tenants IN common passed.--
Also, against the bill IN addition 10 chap. - {.
5 ating Ia Justices of the Peace; dismissed.
BY majority Of the committee on Educalion,
IN favor Of the bill establishing the Norwich
University AZ Norwich. with an amendment plac-
my this act aud the subject matter thereof. I'M
der the control of future legislatures. and
lengthy written statement OF facts M regard to
the establishment and progress of the UNIVERSE
~. The minority of the committee also pre-
scented a lengthy written report on the same sub
ect against the passage Of the bill. further
statement of facts was made at the call of
Nessrs Bingham spencer. Walton, Bincroit,
Partridge and Lyman of Hartford. when the
amendment recommended 10y the committee was
adopted. Nlcssrs. Partridge, Wushburn, Field,
Phmpton aud Adams of Milton supported the
bill Messts. Walton and Spencer opposed and
It vas ordered to a third reading, yeas ~.
nays II.
Eugrosscd Bin Providing for the compile
ton Of she Geological Survey; opposed by
Nlessrs. Field and Piimptun. supported by
Ncssrs. Palmer. Bingham, W alton ucr, Bar.
Der, Adams of Milton, Mclean Deanc and
d apI 81
/ = he Senate bin providing for increased pay
TO the Secretary and Assistant Secretary of the
senate. with an amendment providing fur IN
creased pay To the Jerk Of the House moved 10y
I 'ir Field, was referred to the committee of WAY
Mems. Adjourned.
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After the ihir,y-cight ballot. further balloiing
was suspended until uesday next at quarter
beor. twelve. Adjourned.
SENATE.
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE U. ). SENATE
WAsytyorox TurRsp.r MARCH "a las2

- "AsHiSoToS TUESDAY, MARCH "a 1893.
The Senate considered The resolution OF Sir Walker
thorzlDg the committee Indian Affairs delegate .,
OF their number 10 proceed during the of Cong
10 take testimony In the iraer reference
committee, touching certain frauds alleged have b.
committed oy Alexander Ramsay and others i'll maj h.,
payment OF moneys III certain bands u tfe Sioux lncan
Mr.. Hunter objected !" tie sctutOr because ne ".
opposed 10 single mrin5rr OF he committee exercising m
important powers Beside. thought il ~oni be se,,s
dangerous precedent.
MI WALKER sald mat HE committee could proceed I'm
thcI in their s!lgallOn without the testimony anl
and spoke .! the Importance "i qui.n the Indians on H.
frontiers, And H. stated in reply ques ton by Mr. Sc.
ard that HE charSe against Gov Ramsay Is that throGg,
Third person, h. dIsbursed money in deprecated fun
among the Inla:s, and withheld money from certain hell
breeds.
Mcssrs Brodhead and Seward said they were ntlma,eI
acquainted with Governor Ramsay, who bore good cha
iccr or integrity ami they and others pressed the mp
lance of promptly examining lnio The charges.
Pending the consideration {" the subject. the Sena.
went lnu al. executive session, and ADJOURNED I'LL nor
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rSEflCAL.
To the Editors of the Enquirer.

Gentlemen - have taken tho liberty 10 sei YOU lew
stanzas Of poetry by student of the b. r. e. institute
She occasionally gives vutve offering TO the Muses. bu
prose- her forte and she bids fair 10 become one Of ne
nossesses the ra Gift of genius n talent conbnc her de
nea,ions arc chsse pure and beautiful aud enyencd b,
the payulness of her own native land
Would that the guardian angel oil Genius would pass hy
the Capitol and every member OF The Legislature 10
feel that il would be the best charm III es dull DREAM 10
aid in the development of such mnds Can more anspl-
cous opportunity present itself than the present. In
ehort time the claims Of the Fredericksburg Institute WI" %
presented that honorable body tor their consioen'.o
Surely this age, in which progression Is the
they will say the Institute and 10 female
stand back 10 thy native darkness for thou mr. not worthy
hask in the light OF science. do hope liberal pocy vi"
be- pursued by the Legislature and that they may
s'Fccl their souls become more bright
Beneath ircshuess OF their sil.
But more particularly would invoke the western delegation
to come 10 the rescue and thereby show the daughters Of
the East tina, their beray and gaanry are not confined
breeze and as firm and lasting their own Granite Hills
4 LADY OF THE WEST
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TO

To thee, thou beautiful Of soul,
And truly woman.hke Of heart,
My thoughts 60 forth with strong control.
And love bids into being start
A light as If of silver streams,
In which thine image s,arike gieams
Thine is beauty which the hand
Of Time can never bear away
Or pae-all freshly 1t doth stand,
Yet changing an April day
The soul so high, 80 pure, So bright,
A gem forever flashing light.
Like golden visions are the hours,
Which | have past, dear friend, with thee
bower in memory hung with flowers
An island, on wide, lone sea,
Where noblest freghts of purest thoughts
Are into fairy radiance wrought.
Thy path is now, and will be bright
My soul hath dreamed Of this for thee;
Forever shall golden light
Of happiness enha'u thee,
And hearts shall ever lowly bow
To thee, as mine is bowling now.
JENNIE ELDER.
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,,Gs FROM EUROPE.

,,..a - r Iru ~lthfi"f .'-ft "'ih '.."'
ne" = Ed ',,. I@t:l lifyh ias sf'iv,!. She nH-'
!ln rofaa 10 a"f qunaiIon7 The NOM! n'f
o. taao s,s iI@hter The Engsa con.Iien'a' ~"
"",s ", r. . saz II co'tun fo- the weak amount;
80 .ti. A. r.crc % IL ID h,'crs pfr--n. u.
~ Wv F.9r'1, ."rIres l.: Sues = wss,"rr cara
nc ." ,rt Ohio 25 Tar! has ttclnei i :" l.. 81
-, are ~ ;gar 80 IN tie tatcs @; :a'cr>-
,.n.,,cnn ..cgriri-s .'t,,ca nI "a Ea:L.t.
In. @ -.n- ri FrEan'r france, Spain Poriuga a..
I, p, er- aye 'sr"'u = ESSIs$TE
:;c Pyye IL ynst:,.. I" ~ Paris 10 GOWN ne ="
u..or IN TN fr-: Wy. hr kir4 If Naples ha- ose''
so. wUuuG: ~ IN assassin, aus. /; found G2c';
- t,1"UGi' his ! 2
CO: art.5.r> u =, rfor, IA :aSrn place u I.
); 4:,a, IT,. 9q.t"-trafi p'- / ,i'pcfif E Lam"
m extensive A.n. MAJ ;s!rI":s hape svAsh'
lection P"tmnG'csr -" Go.crnme"t o. "hich hai J.
.itL D t;c culiii Y, nice.
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KEATS DYING STRAIN.

The following lines the last of KEATs iusous use
II 10 said the Swan sings sweetest when It dies KEA
beahed his last in Italy His las, words were III die OF
broken heart" He lies in the battle-ground the tomb
CAIus CEsTUs, Just out the walls of Rome
NV spirits lamp is faint and weak
NV feeble senses bow;
Deaths finger pales my fading cheek.
His seal 10 on my brow
NV heart is as a witered leaf
Each FIBRE dead and serc;
And near sits the spectre grief,
To drans each burning tear.
The earth il bright with buds and bees
The air with purple beams
The winds swimming in the trees.
Or sporting on the streams.
But not for me the blossoms breath.
Nor winds, nor sunny skies
languish in the Of death,
And feed my soul with signs.
sigh 10 Hope -"Come back again,
My heart is weak for thee"
But woe Is me! my signs are vain
She flies from misery.
Ii is not that fear 10 die,
That burns my witherci breast
But thus 10 waste with agony
And sigh In vain TOR rest.
To count the minutes by one
And long for comm. light.
And ere the lingering day is done.
To langush for The night.
To feel that sinking Of The mind
That nothlngness oil soul,
Where all is dead and dark, and blind
As drops OF Lcthe's gold
And yet, Q sunny Italy
Twas sweet 10 find a tomb,
Where wild flowers strewn by thee,
Above my couch shall bloom.
Farewell my harp!-I kiss thy Strings
Go hang thee Ia the bowers.
Where oft Thy dreamy whsperings
Have charmed the buried hours.
And il some finger far would wake
Thine aforementioned lay,
And bid thy sleeping silence break
Then, haply, wilt thou say:
"Oh stranger scatter roses,
And slips Of cypress burn
broken heart reposes
Within this silent urn.''
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TO THE VOTERS MATHEWS AND MlDDLESES.
GESrLEMsS:-ln compliance with the request of many
nouncc ms~lf candidate for aeat in Inc next General
Assembly ii Virginia. But, in doing would no! be
misi.ndcr stood
Should majority OF my fellow citzcns prefer another 70
myself they have only 10 nsnnHtc h" preference IN pub.
lie m.rtng, fairly conducted, IL command my cheerful
CONF .ncr wumt ncIther locsali thcr ucJc OK
tort tom them reluctant support
Expecting 10 meet mos: OF you III your respective court
days, AMI such oil public occasions as nlay be afforded
deem il unnecessary 10 make known my views upon
questions o. State and national policy.
Respectfully, Sc, your ohd serS',,
MATHEWS, MsRcH %. JOHN II. blake.
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arg Ann IMPORTANT FROM HayAN,

LATE AND ] NPUkIANT FKUM HAN ANA.
CHARLEsTaS MARCH 25.-The steamer Isabel :yi,h Iaes
from Havana The 22nd has arrived Mr. Kings health
was not improved
Serious disturbances existed smong the troops Santa
90 Some soldiers ordered be punished but the cor.
poras refused the order The coporals
but the soldiers rescued them Fi;en soldiers
then arrested and sentenced death The remande.
eued revolt.
Iii rumored that the clipper ship Lady Suffolk, had land
ed cargo OF slaves The rumor, however was not be-
eved The British Devastation arrived at He,a-
the 2lst March.
The Political prisoners had not been executed
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NAsH,SGT0S. MARCH 25, 1853.

Mr. Adams offered the following resolution, which IL,
over:
Resolved That the Secretary Of the Senate be, and he
.r.hy authorized and directed appoint reading Sea
rrrnr whose duiy shall he TO attend in the Scnae an.
nsssr the Secretary ani do such duties when The Sen
j. MOI in session tn Secretary may require And h. shs
,rr.iy, pcr :unuu 0u At he contingent fund 0t the Sc
nate the same salary HE Chief Clerk CT HE senate
There bria2 ~ quorum = p bets only Beng pressn
The Suuai.. adjourned. -
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IN motion, the Council ,hrn adjourned.


The morning session of tho Senate yesterday de-
voted to the consideration of the bill incorporating the
BROOKE and Hancock Rail Road Company authorizing thr
Cleveland Rail Road Company OF Oho 10 subscribe hall
its capital stock of million o! dollars. and requiring he
Board ri Puh: Works subscribe the part OF Virginia
three fh- The Upon motion |" that effect The
venerable EpGiSGToS %; Brooke county was allowed
To appear al The opposition Ia the bill Mr. Edglng
ton lon, member ii ,ina Senate and IS ccle'
hratet rs Tie largest shepherd The Union his wool
manding as high prices The factories and equaIing in
iincnrss OF texture famous WOOL Ol Saxnny. He Is
ani grandson oi wn al the earliest settlers and indan
fighters OF N,.rrhwest Virginia
He treated bill beJ!c The Senate sort of tub -
the ,ar thrown by wheeling in the shape Of
gratui,y tie State, 10 the pcsplc Of Brooke and Han
cock TOR ,i~ang e lnvoFitc measure not long since de-
ieated in the House. naked Right =" Way IA" the PITTS
burg ami Seubrn willie Rail Roat-cons!Gefino IL also
.r.cnc speculation The par, o ownc:s of perry in
H!ccng lie dctannstratci that had been settled upon IL
construct rail road huw the opposite hark Of the Ohio
river tho point opposite Wheeng and that is road II
constructed by Virginia. would be subjected I" competition
not only with the road the opposite side OF tho river bu
with the river itself and would Dc idle aud absurd waste
q money.
The venerable cx-scnalars speech made decided mpes
sion, ard though. the BILL If hid hecu laid the
table would scarcely Obtained more Than dozen votes
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)EATH OF DIR. DUNCAN

CIScIxsArI, MARCH 23.-DI. Duncan. late member Of
Congress- Today by wagon in This cy, and
much Injured that he died in few hours after The
accident
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GREAT STORM AT THE SOUTH.

CKARLE>-os, March 23.-Thc storm OF last Thursday
disastrous throughout the South. The reads
rendrrtt iiapasah!r bridge swept away and plantations
deuaed Alao!ma and Geu.gia the T.l:puosa and Ala
hama rivers higher Than Before known Planting
in the and has greatly retarded
Al Courhns, Ga plunes Eagle Factory carried away,
snd port,n Of the canal wal! recently bull! was thrown
d.
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HEiEi NEEDit;T, la ne ri Richard 9 FOwles
nonns, Henry e. Bowen Romc ca Is McNamce) 1, recover
damages alleged sander in saying plaintiff who had been
CLERK in The house. had become such notorious liar
they could place little confidence in what he said
insinuains mputing dishonesty. from the fact OF his
having with him SIX trunks when he left for Cincinnati,
already referred the Jury rendered verdict this FORE
noon in favor Of plaintiff for IS 000.-(N Y. Express
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SUDDEN DEATH OF a STRANGER. & :.

psu,pELpHIA March 70 Peter Miller, merchant -
Winchester Va. died suddenly th:s morning u nc "
where he mad brsn Stopping. o,,,,,, ...os
John Stevens charged with r0tshg Inc rof'7'n"u :,
and who escaped sonmt ne ago rom ''e * ~ .,ur,
aaa,cst t.,e Inst rI,hr H. shot AZ ne oh"f', w.
ing him severely He was committed 10 jan 'hli ""'
default of fly thousand dollars bail. r,s.5 g.,
The Asia's news has depressed e:eaas'uh7' r'''
offered Rys hour and corn meal cu:l
SsIg= nf ,ct whes, al 10: lot cents, white o..