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! IyTRODCCTIoN OF MASONRY IS TIE UNITED
SrArEs.-Alasonry was introduced into the
United States by grant Of a warrant to Henry
Price, Esq, Of Boston, on the Both Of July,
1888, as Right Worshipful Grand Master of
North America, "with full power and authori-
ty to appoint his Deputy" by the Right Hon,
orable Most Worshirful Anthony Lord Wis
count Montague, Grand Master Of Masons in
England"
The Grand Lodge of Massachusetts was
formed in 1869; Maine. New Hampshire, l7sa;
Rhode Island, 1871: Vermont, 1874; New
York, 1887. (another being established in
1926, which has recently been denounced by
England and all other legal Masonic jursdic.
tions throughout the worldly New Jersey, 1856;
Pennsylvania, 1884, under England to which
she remained attached until September 1856,
when the connection was dissolved; Della
ware 1906; Virginia, IT'S; North Carolina,
1887; South Carolina, 1856; Georgin, 1856;
Ohio, 1905; Kentucky, 1900; Connecticut,
1889; Maryland. 1888; District of Columbia,
1910; Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Mis-.
souri,, and Illinois, the date not being given.
~" We must never forget that we are all
| appointed to some station which we fill in
this life by the wise Dispenser of events, who
knows what is suited to our various capaci
| ties and talents much better than we do our.
selves; and who would not have placed us
| here il lie had not something for us to do
! - He who cannot bear II jest, ought
| never to make one.
! Tunnel At CHcAGo.-Wm. Cooling, civil
engineer, has made a long report upon the
! subject Of connecting the east and west por.
tions of Chicago by tunnel under the river.
The cost will be little under SlSj,OOO.
FUNERAL GRAFTON For HAYSAu.
IIaynau, the woman logyer-
"Well."
He's dead my dear, and gone To-
"lIu>h.'
He's gone to reckon for his crimes
And curses mingc with the chimes
~. A fellow down East gets off the fol
| lowing to his wife.
Oh, love her. yes love her
! She is dove, II duck. a lark,
Only when her back is ri, up,
Then I've got to "toe the mark"
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.1SIUliNi frHiiOH .NOSjrP.

4 IL those indebted to the estate of Thorn.
n "A ". Ma.tin, deceased. are hereby noti
fed to come forward and make settlement
Immediately, and persons having claims
against the estate must present them duly
authenticated, and within the time required
by law.
Settlements will he made at the residence
of the late Thomas ". Mnsiin.
JOHN H. MAST1N, ! aau.,.
JOHN j. MAorlN,
Athens, Nov. 4, lSj3-f 267
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New LORENZO Dow.-Elder S. Baker,
in the Rocklund Gazette, yivcs nn,icc of the
dedication OF his meeting house ut "pcw ter
vil'c,' II locality somewhere in the open air,
to take place ON the 18th Of August next
lie says:
I'VE have no corner stone, for that was
laid at the time The morning stars sang to-
gcther, and all the sons nf God shouted for
joy We have buried n" bible, for we think
that has been buried too long already in the
rubbish Of nln $ invention.
''All ministers who have courage and wis
dom enough to take II stand against the I'M.
comcly, >ckly and expensive fashion of the
world and rcnouncc the worship Of rum
and tobacco; and keep modest distance from
all secret societies; are desired to attend and
take Il part.
"Singcrs of old tunes are desired to lend
their aid. The seals will be free. The dis
course will be Il contrast between our modern
dcdlcatnns, aud that Of Solomon's.
"Thc whole services to continue an hour
only.
"Should it be RAINY, umbrellas will BE- need
ed, for the top OF our meeting house is above
the clouds"
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Best Selected Stocks of Goods

DlNl NVVuN
to be found in the country, consisting of Dress
and Apron silks. Robes, Mcrino, Cashmere
Alpaca, Del.ains. Flnnola Cl"th, Opera Flau-
mel, Spotted Flannel for chiI'lren's wear
Ginghams, Caicocs; loihs. tassmcres, Saii
nets, Kentucky Jeans. Twccds l.inseys; La
dies stockings lInndkcrrhiefs. silk. Linen.
Kid, Wooden and Buckskin Gloves: Diapers.
A good stock of Ready Made Clothing. a
large and fine stock of Bouts and SHOES:
Quecnswarc, the best assorted stock this side
of Augusta Coffee, Sugar, Mnlas-es, Nails.
Brooms, Buckets, and great many other ar
tic,.s too tedious to mention-all Of which
shall be sold as low as they can he bought in
the country. All those who are fond OF cheap
Goods. and wish TO save money by making
good bargains, have to do is to call ut Bain's
Cheap Store near the Depot .B-All Coun.
try Produce taken in exchange for Goods ut
cash prices. JAS. b. Balm.
Charleston, Nov. 4, lsj3-dm PCT
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MARRIED-On Wednesday evening last.
by Rev. q. A. Caldwell, Jons L. BRIpcEs, Esq,
to Miss ELIZA, daughter Of Mr.. Jas Gettys,
all OF this place.
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wheat w anted.

,!NIiE hishc-; market price will be paid il
i Cash Tor good Wheat, by
An.,. u. ~. :. X. NEFDER.
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w. D. A. J. DoDsOM.

IN tcpdrriny their thanks TO the people for
the very liberal patronage they have here
'oforc given them, ~" III respectfully solicit
a con, inuancc of the same.
Those who are in the habit Of dealing else
where we would solicit to give II, cal and
examine our stock of
EaH and U'inffr EO0ds.
which We think is unsurpassed for style mud
durability by ~ y--c"nsistln. Of II variety Of
Ladies ami Gentlcmrn's Dress Goods. In
fact nearly every thing the wants oi the
country demand.
-" Wheat, Bacon, Lard, Feathers, dc,
taken in exchange for Goods.
". Il. 4. j. DODSON.
Eiceyillc Tenn, Oct. II, lSJ3-tf 26t
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RitteDhouse Academy,

4k4OON n11ouSS
FOR MALES iND FENI EES.
U'lIE Winter Session of this Institution will
| commence Oh Monday, the 9TH of Norcm-
Der.
Tn. increased necessities Of the School have
induced the Trustees to erect n large aud
cnmmniinu. addition Ia III. present building,
which together with other ornamental i'm.
prnycncn,s, will make the Academy unsur-
PASSED ~ comfort and beauty 10y any lnStitu-
tuition Of the kind II this part Of the state,
and, it is ,hongh'. will nii not n little in
maintaining the School at its present cmi.
hence
RATE, OF TERROR. rrn SESSION OF FIVE MoSrns,
yayabie ~ mirdpce:
Elementary Branches, Geography, Gram
mar, $500
Natural Sciences. Mathematics. etc, ls,5'
Modern and Ancient Languages, 1900
H. W. Won ALDElIOFF,
JOHN NJ FLEMING.
Kingston, Tenn, Oct. II. lsj3-it e6i
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- A fellow down East gets off the fol
lowing to his wife.
Oh, love her. yes love her,
She is dove, II duck lark,
Only when her back is ri, up,
Then I've got to "toe the mark"
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Fruit Wanted.
NJ oney Sacks Ready.

WISH to purchase II quantity Of good mer-
1 charitable WHEAT. for which | will pay
the highest market price
J. :. BRIDGES, .Ah!ems D,pot.
Oct. !, lSJ3-lm .O3
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LEArING THE DnclI.-A new excitement has
been got up in the New York Ilippodrome in
the stccple chase performance. A ditch of
twelve feet wide, is constructed across the
stadium, over which the ladies' leap their
hunters in full cry, with the greatest ease
The other evening the horse Lottery pei form
ed the feat, cleari"g nineteen feet in Me jump.
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

b. Lcc ming in time possessed Of the knowledge the want
Of which has caused the sickness and poverty Of thousands
ia view such Consequences wife mother is tNcu
s,b. il she neglect to- avail rself Of that kEoM eis, IA
to herself which would spare her much suhei he
the means II happiness and prosperity t0 her husband aud
confer upon her cll.l that blessing aboyr all icr-hsay
bodies With healthy minds. That knowledge i, contained ~
lie Hurke entitled
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-11-04

IL My tale is ended" us the tadpole
said when he turned to frog.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-11-04

- He who cannot bear jest, ought
never to make one
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A + + E N ITO !!
Ye Sick. Manned. Halt. Strained
Sprained. and Bald-Headed!

7 HAVE Jnync's Eypcctorant and Altera
/ tive. for those troubled with Coughs, Colds,
and all other diseases of the Breast; javpc'S
and hau,nan's Ncrmifuse for the WnrliV:
Invn.'s Fills for Fever and thlls, and other
diseases: Wrigh,'s Pills for diseased Livers;
Mexican Mustang Lnimcnt for Sprains and
Bruises, in either man 81 horse last but not
least comes Jayne's Hair Tonic, for the Bald
head.
And then, Ladies and Gentlemen. in the
same house YOU will find one Of the
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Tunnel At CHICAGo-Wm. Gooling. civil
engineer has made long report upon the
subject of connecting the east and west por.
tions of Chicago by Il tunnel under the river.
The cost will be little under SlSj, 900
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And 10 her husband the constant toll sud anxiety Of mrd.
necessarily drvolving hun from sickness III the wife.
without giving him the opportunity 81 acquiring that com.
pet-nce which his eIeno,s entitled aud IL. Possession
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AN ARKANSAS WIpow's REvENGE.-On Il

an iNhhHSAS " lpOW hENENGE.-JU the
morning of Aug. goth, says correspondent
OF the NJ True Delta, writing from the Hot
Springs, Ark, II widow lady who keep, re,
spectacle clearinghouse here, and about
whom slanderous reports had been circulated
On the previous evening, by man pretending
to be- gentleman, having heard Of his con-
duet, proceeded in company with her brother
and another person, to inilict on the slandercr
personal cllastiscment.
The brother and his friend were armed
one with d"ube.barrcl shot. gun, and the
other with u revolver. They (lhe two mem
walked up the street about one hundred wards
and met the slandrrcr, who, it appears, WIS
also armed. They took his arms from hin,
and marched him down the street opposite
the house where the widow was, fully pre-.
pared to give him II warm reception. She
WAS ARMED with rawhidr. Her brother and
his friend advised their prisoner to stand and
take quietly what the widow Was about to
give him. Seeing no chance OF escape, he
had To do it, though s"rcy against his will
The widow commenced and did not cease
until she had administered 2i0 lashcs, well
laid on. The man then had his arms giver
up to him, and WIS advised to leave the dig
gngs, which he did.
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When late be benefited by knowledge, we look
back and nnun and the tnl consequence OF oui
What would give posses. early life the
knowledge ob,aiu sii.r yeari Aud what days aud
pi.hts uf aHGui, might have been syireJ IL tie
kuon ledge liIn.iy possessed. 1t Is
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FUNERAL GRAFTON FOR HAyNAU.
IInynau, the woman logger
"Well.'
He's dead. my dear, and gone To-
"llush."
He's gone to reckon for his crimes
And curses minglc with the chimes.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is 1T =

That behold m,ny females scarce in ME meridian Of he
broken health spirits it'll complication Of diseasss
and .en,s deryin them Of the power hr the enjoyment
Of life wlen hyslcs health buo,tucy of sIIts.
aud happy Of mad sfsins from condition Of health.
should be predominant
Many ofte Of her suf-ru-s fnt-Ttaps yesrs
before Iei, during yirliood the first yras N sarri,ge
hel origin So light unnocrd. aud otc0uIss
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MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING

To behold the sickness aud suffering endured by many
for years from simple aud conirDllable "a,
r.m-LI,d-or better ,t,-IO, incurred ife,ery
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THE MARRIED WON ANS
Private Medical Companion.

should have been sold
1t j, ImpaccaDi- convey fully the various .uluecs
treated they Of nature sttiCily intended iu TIE
mnrd az those contemplating marriages, hut iensis
de ,,ru, d .luyIug health sud that beauty upon
h-ai which cuuduc,e to her own happiness. aud tbs!
of husband hut chrr las III "iau it, as has ~ VIII
even husband nho las Tie love aud s'-cIiou u his vile a.
heat ~ that of his Ircuuilry Improvement.
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tSE ySs5lL5s S..

pursue policy rnbecor:ng in Q: the powerful
na IONS o. the cut
Not only Is This country he said deficient in the number
.! ships but one thif oi lie ~ whiting
mount The forts that cnmpiecJ TINS sta.c of things
ought not 10 tie pcrnc Jn.cr exist ard II ajGion
wished 10 See the naval force Of the and
restored 10 Its .ps condition. He concluded br enGul-
why REDUCTION hn been made in the naval estimates for
the repairing and rebuilding o. vessels
Mr II H'nsinn OF AaOainu replied y. that
n, exiSnng Lave '.a.raDiing the APPROPRIATION
Dir. Bowe oppressed himself satisfied with this axri4pa
lion, as he was apprhtnsIve II had is origin in opposition
10 an increase OF The val am, of lie set.cc.
Mr. Toombs "i Ga, opposed the amendment o Dir. Stan.
ton on the ground that appropriations Tor The service
mad been hitherto er. r.fl"a.anty eAr.n!ci.
Mr. Florence OF Pa. cuntent"d that the mc-is. o.: the
navy adequately paid. The first great step towards
REFORM he said would he give adari" compensation Tor
me services which perform and who fought
ties Ot their country He repeated tnn about re-
n i: was necessary begin with the na.rrie which
u!ore beneficial! result could he produced
lie agreed hat there net sufficient time during
h6urs eble 10 coHsltr ali the reforms ha quired In
the navy bat the c0nme. cculd Il ke that "a hct i
alluded and % 80 which There discrepancy ~
merit throughout the country. He would introduce lla
spirit O 'young America into the service and hy
paring adtlnaley Tor duties thai perormcd would pro
iUcc an effective reform.
The anIrainent increase the numbcr If seafnru -
SuUu ant ~ add ten pc! cen. ,o cr pay, agreed
ihr aneE'mtnt 10 provide iC The building of three
f'galfs and three steam Scoops ruc IS '.c
chairman rs was also one prescribing ma n,Hd al repair
ing old, w0n "n vessels the which would b. 20 Nper.
dcd should be appropriated u building vessels
being n" existing law 10 iha! effect
Finally the c"mri't.c rose leaving large proportion o
the bill 70 ne discussed under III" Use e or
lure day, und the House adjourned.
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Or tie Enquirer.
]. VI. Il RL.AI.E ESQ.

The II several individuals have been presented 10
the attention 0 tc people Tor tie Office NJ Commissioner ."
lnierna Improvements nr the Northern division Among
IL that Of Col Br.le Tie Icl in Congress
mcnt ni the merits u others The assertion may be safely
ventuTcd that there is not In the whole dis,i:c pos
Sess!ng more fitness Tor the station Than Cob Belc or one
possessing 50 Intimate GCqnainanc" with the condition.
and OF tie entire division lie d""s There s hardly
member of the Virginia delegation Congress wh stands
higher us sound principles and general inform tnn
He is well acquainted with the history OF Virginia. 1ais
III political nrc' bGt in hc legislation SUBJECT al ii.
prOvGmcr;s an! her geographical outlines which enables
him the relations OF her scyera! wU Ks ~th
each other their importance in regard to IN! interests of its
immediate division and III" practcay and cgpcdlencv "i
their connection with r'hct works within the STATE and
with these If our ieghhorin. $!ans
The great tesiGn, too. OF HE Legislature in making the
three divisions, by lines ruHnng aud west, 4"
bird the cor" 0i .Gse old G:ie.as into ircl
ing and interest viii oc greatly promoted 4; rh
particular unc:uTr, when the sy:,;u ab0u! into
opeatinn By the election OF Col ca!r His early hic an!
rp Zip" period passed in the Fa!"y % Virgins i,
that old county VI Shenandoah where he has many
an! admr!ng friends and whore he Tor several
years hun0rcd win Congress during the aiins
ration o' Andrew Jackson, whic! he supported with all
the zeal tdciiy and ability that became bc representa-
i've Ui that thorough DcnnCcIiir lie has been
f,r years nasl n resident, and is rrgICs,
tarc Of The north Yves. in Congress showing that his
reputation is Of cpcoGai Kind, but basri npen the
solid foundation oi h:gh talent aud nc0nup'h'c hon
rsy, finds Just ap.Il Cation wherever lc Is knOwa.
!ie is The typ. Of real DeE!ocra;. No 'ouh!e deal
ing marks his Sincere in purpose nnd dr"rcj
IN the public good knows always where IL n: him.
He is amd frank in speech nc straight "T"ain
action and transformations III manEcrs He never "otks
selfish end b: awning lttcTY Irritation; Hnd lie s now
enphacuiiv The man for The IiTes and the man or tie pco
pie His election Will eronzc the feelings NJ lie eastern
and western PORTIONS lie district while Il!at e alm"s
and strife. Let his tC. thuu the valley End the n"i
west JOIN hands and heartily unite in his support.
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FUr nc f-E!Ht"sr
/ propose . str:w, ,1ul hc sua"ci OF slavery, ie
Whg pa't. tlir mGah talnitL "li' ssrwar;igHt
and 'Cn.ir DnlfHG-" 20 lie trusted. TO prov" I'M let
iacts be suhu.ll;cd candid wl,ii take ,.cu!
der. ,. u the IL sItrcc!InG n Southampton, n
Quincy Adams declared taa', II al! The slave. ~.
South were lis" .,tU-i iivir masts .uu! Ill si!it
lnd lult his lie sG,ni iec hls. under t."t.
tons surr,c<s H. gni Il would d. H. Nir clay
trcduc.i resolutions nt" tie Senate" !Cc"gHi2 The IIit
vi The M"Ncan Im: IN Ca!l'n;na rri N"w h"Ecp--.
measure les nG.Gs han he lmo, Pr,.l.I General
Scott in his sprect Cas- ic Garden advocated these
luonsnut liz curi:cini-" al 1851 Mr. Webster. :t
Whg Convention IN Sprir field iirss" chu!ls t!i nc
following ians 1a.": u" much ,us' pGh!csI
for tie dangers evils "t slavery an3 sliy"
which they cali NuI't rfovIso! Thai, certainly.
sentiment hui II IS not senrscr. - inurt any nc"
party upon. IL Is mol sentiment "Ch Massachusetts,
N!gs drer. Thee IN this hall Hhn k"tS ~
!:my than 90, who n!hc.cs 10 II nrf"
anoie" And, alter telling them tn7 sit "sautr
little interest iii lbs nar'cr. he reminds .grm that in l-
he had committed hius. "O hr Whole ductiIrc iuiy,
tirey" A!lcr al ils h Fillmore made hiIn ;.s Secretary
uf State.
is 10 Charles Francis Adams, he might bong hare
;or; OF the Hiimo, Pcoviso. Bu rllGrur" !s H.
lher and Of Nj Webster; powerful in Massachusetts,
that oil Seward in New YORK. quite varTrishc Tim. NJ.
Seward has reached point, beyond "hlc hc cannot
and carry the Fr""il parly aluCg w!tl him. "!.h"n:
danucTng the hCItes n his country Such The leaders
Of tn" Wing parIyn party uf which NJ. Webster said,
prior 10 r Lsagc o lie Crmp!Uuisc ." see bu; -'2T
that promises Ia give light }. ID.
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MRS. IL. G. RRoADDCS'
,,.EIt\E SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADlES,

Ar UgRRY GROVE caEOLiSS co, VA
r ~ opcu. he 18th .! January $50 al oe'hs
" . ihrG OF This lhS'luiph. nc
cation u pleasant a.d Is Ia r'tf! way Sul'o
The ruuTs" oi INSTRUCTION WI
., ~. ;ri,.atay And :scf Branches {" thorough th5
,.t;5 iE tF- French language az! mu'lc on 'hs ila
ru- school cliir.s urtrr he superintendent .!
ir,itus. anG success III ihahs lst'uc'
se recommendation 10 those VINO may o'
crested m The .ubrc: Mrs VI w. Lewis VII nave charc,
hu.r,Irc .tucli ui the establishment ana sac
H. nnot rear CONSISTING nlo.s. will be divided into two
ions pcuis each. No deduction viii be MADE Tor ae
re A. e. .'traaCc cases vi rro.Iaclsi Illness
.ys Caarre scholastic year IL months including board
sung % lights &C. wi;h instruction N The Eng!i-h language
-,..tgs t,,,I,n .,,y pr. sUO Cu
= .t.. KID nrr mo-, Al ,,.,,. work each o.
..,1n ~ go 10 nc
Iair he su"ci. addressed :" Mrs IL e. Bfoaddus
" Lewis trw!ns Green H!Il nc promptly responded
Snft NI--cn
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REMARKS or MIR. rUYD OF WYTHE.


In The House Of Delegates cdncSday .t> 23d Fet-u "
1883 on Mr.. E1tois motion u take up lie Central Il ~
Road dill.
Mr. BOYD opposed the motion aud urged the importance
of considering bills il the order they stand the Caendar
unless there peculiar ior departing from maj
order. few DAYS ago when he (aIr. Burp) made mo-
ton take NJ the New River Branch Rail Read till winch
occupies position the Calendar scveIe numbers In nd-
Of The bl now proposed In BE- taken -, he was
that several o ;hc peculiar friends a. hs M we're
ready then 10 rise from their and 10 take up e
bill snd ask he Ecuse consider il ont C cd"r ana IN
advance CT aany other b standing The Calendar aco'c
Il. WIKI this kuUN'riga several Of friends ~ He res
River Branc! Rail Road Til! determined 10 endearof I" e
tcif bill Ia Ken up and considered not 10 get aran'so %
olfer Bills bu: prevent III. erG- o. Abe CcHtai :Ali
Road b from obtaining avnnrE ;:t;n, wlitN 's
sJn oi the bill nu n aId give: aui, i't
ip:r lie tMr. RYol had sought u9prGri'y n sutn':s
me motion he made icw ,ys ago taEc w -" Nt"
River Branch Raj: Road Bit The H0uae refused IL !ah" W
that bill D .s nil te pncul: friends Gi the ttn
lal Rail Road BILL except the delegates troE Monroe m"
Grcenbrier voting in c negative; AMI lie Mr BOYD "no
be clad ecproclte the Kindness Of those three gem
emcn. lilo did COM plaza 81 action pi the House Oh
that motion He thought they had done right thtn ana
hopsd they would do the H. friend "t NC
Central Rail Road bill and expected IN vote Tor "hch y
came up in order; but he might rel coutiTnncd 10 os
against taken and considered nG' OF nfcer ana h
advance o. other important bill! standing ahead III u on INC
Cn:endar; and lie hoped The friends II his a wohm no.
force him such position There several turnr'sc
bills in advance of these bills the Calendar ana ne was
willing. and thought right, give the tunnikc bids 'f
against ts nonn and lei all bills acgct IL iheif
order
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such lime ana may be divided into such terms
ard u continue long the COui may direct; provided
that the wclc number Of days allotted the
shall n0 Be less han one hundred ard eighty, untss = h
-incss tc dspac.e With ryder offered bv Mr
MILLER OF BO;enu!l, that counsel will be permitted Il
srclk in the argument o! any than hourt
without the special leave OF the Court granted before the
2hca hcgins-a bill increase the capital stock the
Mo"rird a,i aeghanr Turnpike Compeny two thousand
o!!s, vi tn trc..trhs subscription uf su!d bv
The Stat' S2 Eoc- ga b. amend pas sei
darc Sh, S4g c"ncernIng The Sauncn and Jancs River
Turnpike company-a ayes S.. noes .2
Inc House ,cr adjourned til O'clock P. II.
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~ / \lCIi6iS v. y. FNNF ITIESTEK NEN fVNh'
p..qc pr. or :hc American NyGropatitc Institute. a.
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a.a So. .,rs adj the relations o men Hid
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reouisition has been made by the Governor o A'kah
sas on the Governor Of Texas for Col A b. ihofn'on
who Is nova citizen OF Galveston, where he has Vod ol
The last Two or three years highly respected and esteemed
BY all who have become acquainted with him. Ihis requi
si,ou as we learn grounded charge OF forgery du-