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DAILY CRESCENT.
SONNET TO LADY WEEPING


But, like my toast. much prefer IL dry,
And not, like concert benches. all in tears
A handsome don't look very bad
unless she yswns) when she is calmly stepping
But, ye Gods to see woman weeping
Is quite enough to drive lover mad
when. bre.thed beneath the trystng tree, to prove
The sacred fervor Of youthful love /.
They gently heave a gentle maiden's breast
But when, with streaming eyes woman cries
feel like saying" Dearest dam your spes -
=-=-==-=
A Busy PAY DAY.-A profigate young fellow,
a son of lawyer Of some eminence in Rhode
Island, on certain muster Inspections day, pur-
chased horse of an ignorant farmer, and en-
gagged to pay for it on the next inspection day.
He gave a note but, instead of inspection, he
inserted the word resurrection, making it paya-
BILE on the resurrection day.
When the inspection day had come, and the
farmer, unsuspicous of the trick. supposed the
note to ce due, he called upon the young man for
payment. The latter expressed great astonlsh-
ment that he should call on him before the note
was out
But it is OUT said the farmer, "you prom
Used to pay me the next inspection day the time
has come, and / want my money"
"lf you look at the note again., sa'a the
young man, coolly, "you will find 1t mas very
long while to run yet.
to be- but on spelling it over carefully, he found,
to his astonshment, that it was not due till the
resurrection-day He demonstrated with the
young scape-grace; but all to no purpose, and
he finally laid the case before his father, the
lawyer. The latter took his son aside and told
him he had better settle the thing at once
For" said he, " though the day is far dis
tant, you are in fair way to have business
enough on your hands that day without having
your notes to settle" The advice was taken
---
lmpudent pettifoggecs, as our readers have
often seen, sometimes get their fingers bitten in
their own trap, by their insolent brow beating
of witnesses. Here is new instance:
In Justices Court, sc Down East" trial
was under way for tresspass in cutting wood
from neighbours premises without authority
One of the plaintiff s witnesses was a plain
old farmer, whose testimony went clearly and
directly to prove the charge. The defendants
counsel, clustering man of brass, after the
mos. approved fashion of country pettifoggers.
thought to weaken the force of his evidence by
proving idiocy to be a trait of his family, He
therefore Intercepted him thus;
MIR. -, you have son who is an idiot,
have you not Y
Yes, sir"
"Does he know anything -
Every little
How much does he know -
well, almost nothing not much more than
you do !''
The witness was allowed to retire without
further question, amidst the most uproarious
skreems of lafture,' [Knickerbocker.
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LACEY s. CO., 81 St Charles street,
fJ- BRANCH OF LACEY a rHILIIPss cEtEbRATEn HAR
MSS iANUFACTORI phFdyhg oeTn The hnest and
i,ra HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNKS q: reduced
- REPAIRING sTNiCTL7 ATTENDED TO. teT7 lydW
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MEDICAL.
c,ENuINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, q.
NJ lbI ssTEEETJW RIGHT Cp haEiu gsSo' "a
nts department Of their szs7, nave ny
proprietor all the genuine popular
Stnf keep tns'1 constantly
With far below the usual
enabled TO oh' 10Y the
ofpgrchasrs the assortment which can OF nd
10 te
sale have acquired Tor
particular department the liberal scale and are M
upply the exceedingly low, that the
fail to realize handsome hsnyenent either
sale found full tssortneho
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES. The following list ol'ts
part their firnahed to duaets IN
.om wenty emit Than lanrtlr|utt
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.... .. ur,-,,s
Las hNe'
sherman 'Foof MANS
Al'etns' cor Mans ny,
Ai'e6ans diHNnIgsi !, We"
| The iinpto, ed Poor Miami
Jew Dayii'sor Hebrew,
ret'TS Ne2etablo,
AnHPP," Indian ,,a,.,..
"hlts's Machine hprss'' .
sninz,
Nhtgng'sAlFengiheu'ng'
l,idh'p iiiastlAi,
h'ft'eAs W2k9ly ,,.,,-.-
LiNlhiENio'
HI'lsf e none hhl ever
hNl',,e ~ ",
naFia'1 'i.rAe, 49,
iIAhl o ~, stay ,,,,,I, - w, .;gl INV
l.. - - - ~ =, : - ,,o,t
aa'fihAi ~ pun l,'' a -
tno1rp +.a . htolilA-'' 'o''"'
llrns'a IoosiH "; ,.,4s
luIEN' ~ o 49,.
eaormnan'e Co9.shi " e''n ''''' ''
Chih,6 s yong
istnI . Si.H'
bh'b -
a3lomqH 4pusI'',''
F2"ir 2 GOV 3'l' ....
"rillsr.ss''ss. ! 9, agt, q Z, MIC
AlSCrL-a y EOt
thofh = 4if'.st -
y in'' 'i.H'.,',, -
~ trf , 9,'.l''n '''-''''
lloIh..t' y. H,,'y% ,,
Ma. hllA,f ''.'.n,
cal. Z b y q ! @
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RELASTER AND MARBLE DUST-2OO bbls
Plaster Of Pss, oa hills, Plaster bb slable pnst -
So" JOIN e. tfAPDiLL 4 90,
tSnI-1 n J HpvBn 4 T.
'sf ~ kzszsles "a. SAD Q Riit3ies, r.,
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.


NEWARK, NJ. ,SADDLERY Ware GA
Honsr.-kNDREw C. DULL6 Co, 10. II Canal frlS4A
riTert NewOrears Camp Magazine streets,
Manufacturers Importers Of sADpLERf and sADoLEWARF
complete assortment Of SaddH
Brides Marrgalcs, Tnks WHIPS, sktn,, Harness ant brii
Leather Ic-kiee roofs and Trimming Of every de-
si NV yvis y Is 20 " 0'''' ANDREW c. Bull CO.
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z NEAR SRI commenced the use Of your
kATHAtEp,, h, arelcn hsrig slN things, hut
me my CONSIDER much SERVICE tHalI take
l'rsur0 max W fact known your benefit have Keen
BAL taE sqms eight years.
Yylrs, 81. J.CkHfPBETL, Eo-Ne ester, y. y.
iS sod by JAR IS WOODNAS Common and iiaga-
1ua Sew O-ss,s, uA9
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D ANTOGNINT, Manufacturer of BILLIARD
3. TAGLEs ANL EATENr LNnLA RrBgLR CUSHIONS OF


l. sTRAuB. Z, HAZLETT.
7 SAAg STRACB 4 CO, MILL FACTORY,
Corner Of Erent and John streets CinalnaEi, Oaio
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AtorHghor since
c"ugn winch resisted the farer a
ana ohef ordinary meiicnrs, Dr..
Chely aud ar relieved few ls
euh cured me- My mother, whos troubled
~ rs oeen regularly taking squs Paregorc ing
hid As before she commenced tax q Z
THOMAS MlLLAR, a Races.real.
sod Nnfs and retail by the General Agents the 5o7t
A"d wat J. WRIGHT a CO ISL ChSres ST., New,lrle1ns
Where al nrtara mr. h - used
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>~.'A i.-.r IS Msrsfo, aaa >rsa, H. X,
CLARIFIED SUGARS-Of the 4" Ardoyne
- Brand 10 h7-.h. as er'i tIrsls, .,- ,lr t4
aFit q @A. e. lENStleH& CO.. - o'i Le7er 50,
4 tuW PEAS--350 bags Carolina Seed COW
" Pose lE sal Ft CoJiksN go, ls4y,rr -, f,lS
Z s0RK-lS7 hhls Mess damaged y. fer sale
JAMES u MuItO&pHCN 4tBank Piae. as7
sFORK-20 casks HAMS in dry salt for sale
Ay Is3l KENNFuY FuSTfR Is T.-tr-75 z-l5s ~.
tstALT-i0O0 sacks Salt, one third fine, for
y sa. sls O, A. COCHRAN co. af Gttysr street. ria
tasAR, PITCH AND RoSlN-4o0 barrels in
re- i1r stio nv oELhGR tNE co, u Nl,ssaae H.
> eUDA HONEY-Just received, in terces and
x a.ls., &c siare and fore .e 1y
=za EJ.HARG co, - Tr4alpiroula. ..rr,'.
i tLARET WlNE-5O0 eases in store, for sale
~ By zee 3, }. HARl a CO. - Teaouritopss 81.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

Anew ADVERTISEMENT every body
/ v READ IT.
NO. l.
r R.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

nR. L. CHAPPELLlER, Graduate Of the
~ n p,rs and for thirteen years practitioner Medicine
Miss. has permanently settled New Orleans Ne.
r,.In, = siTest nyil
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TNOR BALTIMORE. WASHING-EH1E


~ TON fII.AuELPHlA AND NEW YORK-49-z--=zlEx
dkxlr ThsoUoK 1--WE FOR THE ~ ST t-BALTIM AMP
OHIO RAILROAD wheeling Baltimore, and connecting viii
The Washington Hseh Railroad 81 the Juncon (ay called hs
Relay HOUSE, ss fos Baimcs and vih The PhladsiPhA
the whole road nns o.dsics psssnsy one o. the
picturesque routes In the world The greatest care
for the comfort AID ssf: passsugs constantly ss:,e.sd ss
% r. ss I
lou. aSsns Of other routes 70 the contrary. ,,,
The splendid Of the unoe Line rom Leaisvi
Madison with s q and
from thes Baltimore, washngtss PhadePhis
yes ST. Lsaa Uoisn Line only Louis,is
the wharf ct Louisville daily for wheeling, where
baggage carefully transferred he eArs
Express Nail Train leaves Wheeling daily ut quarter pat
and Arives Cumbsand, 2oi md alswine
aus making the sssA from whssns s thaa twenty
Tlsvss viii NJ al 70 stssrvs>Aas TIE CHEAPEST
vel = one q The most PLEASANT rous: V ne East,
transferred the for Warrington atths
Junctos and for rkadspha Baltimore without extra charge
Tavee allowed ample and opportunity Al oil pons so
Through tickets from ST. Louis (uciudas MEALS boat
Baltimore privilege lying anywhere
the 10 Washington p0 70 Phadsphia eo To be had
wheeling B.lsior. Is Phiadsi
u when he Soss stop running for season.
reach Wheeling By q Columbus and ussvie Ohio
n Fghh all Eastsrn BY this saf direct ard speedy line
(Which busnsss) will b taken
ne7 other rosie All property esrs haadsd and delivered
Inquire ~ above, and Of Josrrn Z. EIpnn,
No. 20 CONNIE reial street. Of Pine.
su9l WIN. PARKER, Genera superintendsnL Baltimore.
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TOHN BULBS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-

IOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SAR-
%;Sy s:s :s
s;s :: ~
= " s:. s. I: ss:: ss !;
i ~: ys ,' s' s:
Co.. 70 q
sas ,s . .s T.: ss
s ''a i
greatest curative sssas he Known .erA.
GOOD TEsTIMony.
p.ri.s
i e. ior IL
4 ns ins & E
=. equal. Is.i: hold
Be-. Win a. ssisI longer, s.r
nd s :. s.,.
''''-'''' -''' Losu,u.., x.,,lsS.
s;:i 81. :':' i.::
ny 49, K \, =
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Il s.os.as yos, .,.. !. n.
va' '''''is;issl sKbIsursn. HH'owrs' ND.
.ss .as !. ssss iss
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ssspses5!eeiy, ysuis, ~, ". T.rhANfi11sAs"
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Passage from Ne. York 70 Southampton AID BremenFit Cabin
main ssioou e20 cabin lower saloon 300 second do 49,
through the Postoes.
No bills Of lAdng will be signed the day Of sailing
An experienced Surgeon ID attached 70 each ship
For hsisht 2, Pss,::ss. sPslS 2 ,,,,.
& ffis g. A. HEINCKEN = CO., Bremen
MARTINEAu, CROSKEY = CO., Southampton.
WIN. ISElIN Havre. jy2s
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"HITE LEAD-In %, so, 100 and 500
hsg fs. d. Alaaa Union, Rrcokbs. Pacific, Ulster
II Hse, FRENcH zINc akEEs .ps s.sH IArsLss wINpow
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PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
street. New Orleans cy and The public IN
general tha.thsy carry Ne shove bssi.s
prepared to supp HOT COLD PLUNGE SHOWER BATS
AMERICAN ENGLISH nd FRENCH WATER cLosET1, wAsH
RANGES, GARDEN osE DRAuLIC RAMS FORCE LII md
BEER PUMPS ssd W T. the LEAD Pr svry
hand SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly Pot up repaired
~ tne enoftenne-"--
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sA DDLEKY, HARNESS, ETC.

r. n. =. rrnssulL. a. ruE.srLL-
YyURNBULL l. CO., successors to Sx&k
Brewser COL Carriage Reprsitory No. iis -
s,ree New oieas Of S. Charles Hotel Every dss'P
toao Of msds o order.
NEWARK, NJ, ,SADDLERy Ware "a
IN Hoase-AsDREwG BULL co. so.ft esna J
street. ans, Camp Asgksine sresis,
Manalsrursrs Importers SADDLERY sAbpLLWARE
band md complete sustasO Of Ssd..
Istss. icssssps sod mniss Of sv.y d.
scripuol, " ca NAL RfRGkC.t - !
sta tyi&~ ASrrsEW g. BULL = co.
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In ROUTE ExPR Ess ANDYID32y ~ y9l394
Lf0TTNfNS LINE only Railroad Ii throush Eassrp
tss ia ss Cbiesso Monroe Toledo Cleveland Dunkifk
linn, fron 81 Iouis 10 Yot THREE DAYS ~
Nortu pdiana apd Michiran southern Railroad Line
SUMMER ARRANGKMENT.-Oue On the nnois steamers
Of
Win the Rock nud "a Chicago Railroad asae
in Chicago the ssoud mofnps al ii O'Clock
the Northern Indiana ehirsn Southern
Igbtniur NevYork CIV TffIRTYsx HOURS
rs "a srs,S Rsase Aisnv or by the Bu6o md
ws~YorI and E1js Cs,osS ''-- = '--'' " - -
with ne ) o'roek = n Isia from Chicago East.
Monsr,e ave hours
.s,n 81 2r. s,srv ,s.s sarSrv erserssd Al
o,eiork eounestins Al Alion h he ii oet = Il, ss an
sr,iyine n A. orI y Blocminrtop
ners morning Il oock by 60 mles staging Express
Train sryias IN Chicaro Il p viii sounern Mich
x.n Trains \, oef through Yorr 4 M hour,tsp
hours quisi o. than any other Ncrthexn route.
rusrr m AsSa pAux .s-
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TIME NEW YORK, BREMEN AND fEH
soUTHAMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL 41enSS ~
STEAMERSThe ships eouprng hia Line the WASHINGTON,
Capt T. Fitch HERMANN, Capt f. Higgins. These
stop Southampton, both going and returning ssf
posed dAtAs Of saiin
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x~...s
a1e.Fey WA y1s2
~ t .-t.
ns9 NT-s <s
..Sy!ve4sse'sss ~
'>esn1aa1 ~ ~ ~ 49,
-, ~ .2cs
~ SSr4s ,G INA
.s ,s:.
scH sn1SX Nh cprxua
500 W:-ssss
tw n,Swn y ~
saoess S1s ssas;.s,.a c..,,,...
1saavayr I ~ "a rsrsi,s
nAm2sd. ro'ss ~ S.n,,,,,,a. ~
Snsylsk s :ssss.. -
osssrifrs
w.,.,.rs,.. Vsr.,.hl4
M liz S-s'srsS
.euessy 1872 .-Ts.
pss.ss ssrnins,oe,s. chsmp;caia
yyS SrsI Hsrcs3vs
e.Sns- ~ Tine,S C.cs..;l.
ssGl s,,;-s,. p~s..s.
es 1900, v.ssts,'is tosIL
SSr ccyrls- Rksrnst;a
k~(ar<nmsa AunHnnIos Honitn.
a5s.s.ss rs.tis Pnvs.f,vs
nss..;.s x-rs. Hoo:sr,
rhssI-..,. S,.-rr.ronssS. ea
lias.;.sS snss,-sostsd ~
G;,har.n All bilicrn bsskvithr.
= sas",. alr,S InvsIi,hviS PIE
s vssssshis. TsS,.,s
$500. ferula,orr
Soss,. 4 siisosd. Leidy,. Female.
rvS ~. I.ai.n as.nsiva- --
! ss.Ss-S xgns- HoIlov.ya
u~isssis. sG,Dvsps ptie
$500 HcI ansssISvsr.
~ 1AIR DYK1.
ph .ro.,. Narie. Batchslor,s.
csims.,s Ipstsntapsous.
I.,i.-iss mi, = H.nsin
I.rr-,. 2msyjcan Esst India.
HISCELLANHOUs,
n Hac,..,. Invisovrtinr Cordial.
T IT ns s,s,.r. N
r.sr.,,,. Anerisnt saa'. +
r-...s,s F5,;r sfRbwSsrh 4
rs..s.,. sn..;sh M;stnr.
wv, b.Iisf H.
Tc.,h..i. D,ors ~
tscs'. M.rns,5c povdsra
xiads,ss C.raisi
1es...s..s. ~ W.s.v
srss.1,. Ns,vras Ars;Jn,s
r:,,;s.'. H..,ins..r
us.t,s. In nsissm
~ H.nrss riirSr N hc;um.
nsI-..,. 49,, sl,cs
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From New York via axe sssasn 70 budao and
elkhst SIS
From Cincinnati 70 New York via Lake Buffalo, Rail-
road 70 Albany and Hudson river steamer % New York u
From Cincinnati 10 Boston Wis Lake Buffalo,
York City and New York and ks RalroaA. ~
From Cneinna 70 Boston via Laks Buffalo, Albany
western
An additional charge Of 50 Nsga Falls
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INVEST LINE-cINoIN- - "a

WV OkHvVA1S- >
DuSKY ROUTE To 6srsfs ~ banduaky d
" hours hosrs; 70 Cijeseo il II hours
VIA CINCINNATI HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
~ 49, roUp n = n y ~ xrvc
fooA pALx 1nAiHS'
sscond TT.;p-4cccr.ns asc. 49, - :. ~ -
Third Tfsa-A observation-disclosures a. Y, ~ n "
Fourth ifsip--Evssirv Ernrs.s 4 slx,
ro.ds -. y 49, Z.
, !. ss' Ioss y. ma nIoushos' WIN law an'
NEW fokk, BOSTON AND MONTREAL
Exprsa lsavss CinsinnaA q eeosk
~ - IN, y
oisr Fl. *. law, sSas c c.S AZ
Tor E. Y Bo el E.s saa I,. k.r0'd'
.sss s:.,
1usky, - " y s-' $500 SsAs'--sA - -
TOLEDO AND CUIcAco ~ 80
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~ Passepge particularly rsgused % their ekess
the making
Of passenger by complying with the shows.
N pleasure,
have privilege stopping for exceeding feen days.
Of the their route.
~ THROUGH TICKETS be procured only at the once Of the
Company the Plarten House, where
hfoson with regard the different routes will Be ehseuny fur
nishsd. HaT d. y. FIfiELD,
- Agent N. L. and M. o. Railroad Company.
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VOLTS AROMATIC sCHEIDAM SCHNAPPs.
D!ugg md Msrhsnis and al daissa in Any Of the articles
sending thsr will be fonnd the NEST
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES in The United
Slater, and Of the lowest prices. Pease address ~ 1919
y. WRIGHT n CO.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
ual 1888 No 4 Cbnrrxs ut. Ne n.
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nR. MoFARLANESD DRUG and MEDI- q
CAL sTuRE corner roydrss and Circus reste, New
0rsans ~ Families, and Pnszons shipping Steam
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Bull. VA thsti asys sssa
ss LsRa Pro..s sesbis syphe o.ehsza saa Y Al dssss.
modification duid Of the body
local think prefer sthsr
paatsn Of Baapala physician will admit ts vaas
upoosarninns Ne substances that sutsr ne il. ccmpossa
g Respectfully, yours, W. 4. rRKNTI6G, ~. D.
LAWiupcrt XIV. DecembsY 4. 1857,
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II ANTOGNlNl, Manufacturer Of BrILrARp
IL TA8LkS AND PATENT INDIA RUBBER CUSHIONS OF
/ ~. TIM UNITED STATES
hCouis Isyes hNToeNrNr
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How W. all admire clear beautiful white skin, and royeoss
check How often
dsvouy wished resorux cossec lotions pain
and ecng MATERIALS 10 restore 70 them embancs Of that which di
Of, that mes Win mantle
injury n Tbs fact ia, allsaraapara
thu skin clear
p BY coating the surfaes With poisonous
which Gloss the And eheek natural
ss blood making The pure healthy vgorous saS sey
every iarts vessel and changing the yellow
% he bloom aad rsh.s q youth he As.
pan and otion ths only e6sctual
the wise suciont" enough the ndie
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-01-19

4Fedld Johnson IN favor OF the reference,
1rsnen the question being taken was lost;yeas
l3 nayslS.
The question recurring on the motion to
postpone indefinitely. it was sustained by the
following vote yeas l2 nays l9
Mr. Mckinney moved 10 read third time on
tomorrow; agreed 10.
II r file No 9s--a bill defining lawful
fence was read twice and referred to the com.
mittce on elections.
II r file No l06-a bill to amend certain
parts and resolutions of the third general as
sembly; referred to the committee Of ways and
means
II file No I02, an act relating to school
distri, Is; read twice and referred TO the com
mittee on schools.
ii r file No SO, an act TO locate the seat of
justice of Taylor county; read first and second
times and ordered to third reading to-mor-
row.
II r file No so. bill authorizing the coun.
| ty judge of Johnson county to index the rec
ords OF said county; read twice and referred to
Mcssrs Crosthwalt and Sayles.
! ii II file No 70. bill to amend the charter
of the city Of Burlington read second time and
referred to the Senator'S from Des Moiuc, coun-
| ty.
II r file No 65, bill for the destruction OF
wolves; read second time and laid ON the
table.
I senaic HE NO 10, q Dill TO remove tnc rec
ords relating to the half breed tract, from Des
Moines comfy to the Office of the clerk Of the
district court of Lee, with amendments made
by the House the Senate refused to concur in
the amendments.
Mr. Browning by leave Of the Senate intro
duced bill to amend the law in relation t(
| executions.
Mr. Crosihwait, a bill to amend section $40
chapter ~ of she code.
MIR Johnson. a bill to hold term Of tho
supreme court in Kanesvile annually.
| A bill providing for the election Of wardei
of the ?enitentiary was read twice and orderct
to a third reading 10 morrow
Substitute for II n file No an act grant
ing the right of way TO railroad companies
read twice ard referred to the committee OF
internal improvements.
II X file Ma bill in relation TO the rec
ords of Clarke county; read first and sccont
time and ordered to a third reading.
On motion Of Mr. Hull the bill. authorizing
the commissioners Of the Des Moines river I'm
provement to sell certain lands, was takel
from the table read twice and ordered to
third reading.
Mr Sayles moved to take from the tabl
Senate file No Is. the rams horn-agrccd to
Mr Browning moved to st.k out all afte
the word resolved; lost.
On motion Of Mr Heudershott he Senate ad
journed
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House met pursuant TO adjournment.
Nr Sharp moved TO dispense with the read
ing of the journal, but at the request of Mr.
Folsom and by consent of the House withdrew
his notion
PETITIONS.
By Mr. Folson--a petition from n G. Benton
praying for compensation for services in cata-
logueing and removing the books of the state
library, which on motion Of Mr Greel of Dallas
was referred to the library committee.
BY Mr Bryan-a petition relative to the re-
duclion of The price of university lands; re.
fcrred TO committee on schools.
By Mr. Cleaves-a petition for acertan road
therein uamed; referred to committee Oh roads
and highways.
By Mr. Sells--a petition from citizens Of
Muscatine praying for the relief OF Joseph
Bennett; on his motion referred 10 SO e'ect com
mt,ee of three, the chair appointing Messrs
Sells Townsend and Haun as said committee.
By MIR Anderson Of Dubuque petition
from G w Cummings formerly sheriff of Du-
ruquc county prayipg for relief; on his motion
referred to srle5 coIanittee of three with in.
strueiions to rgpar. bll thereupon, the chair
appointing Me,srs Crimes CARRIER and Ande-
SON of Dubuque as said committee.
By Dir Hutchinson-a petition on roads; on
his motion referred to committee on roads and
highway; accompanied by bill for an act to
locate staleruad from A ID Stevens in Ben
ton county to the south east corner OF Hardin
county; which was read a first time.
By Mr. Sels--a petition for relief; on lrs
motion referred to committee or claims
Er Folsom moved to reconsider the vote by
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lowed to work out his roatsl TxseHM6fSfyin ing
the supervisor Of his desire ss8 to do; agreed to-
Mr-Townsend moved to amend section lGby
providing for a reasonable compensation to su-
pcrrisors for erecting guide boards; agreed to-.
On motion the House ceased to consider it.
se'f as in committee Of the whole.
Mr. Anderson ofDubuque moved to strike out
81 and insert 81 80 as supervisors daily pay.
The yeas ard nays being demanded, the motion
was lost; yeas l2, nays 48.
Mr. Wilson moved to strike out 81 90 and in.
sert 81 25; lost.
Mr. Eaton moved to strike from the bill all
that relates to a fine of rnc supervisor upon re-
fusa' to accept the Office lost; yeas 81, nays 80.
Mr. Means moved to stIkc out all requiring
| the supervisor to give bond lost.
The bill was then ordered to be cngrossed and
read a third tine to-mo1ow
| BY consent of the Ilcusc section was ad
ded providing for the time when said bill shall
hills on rnf READING.
| II file No ia. a bill for an act authorizing
K Lamson to transerbe the records of Clark
county; passed.
| Senate tle No 27,a joint resolution to adjourn
sine die on the 2itll inst; ;passed; ayes SO, nays
%.
Substitute for II r fles No 70, No %. and
No loi, bills granting rights Of way to railroad
corporations.
Mr. Folsom moved thebill be recommitted tc
a select committee with instructions to strike
ont 'depots and insert necessary wood
Messrs Folsom, Fordyce, Haun, Townsend
aud Ross continued the discussion, the latter
as usual Closing with humorous Illustration.
! The yeas and nay being demanded, the mo
| ton OF MI Folsom was agreed to; yeas ~, nays
23
The chair appointed Messrs Folsom, Grimes
and Townsend as said select committee, who
forthwith reported that the word 'depots' be
stricken out and the words necessary wood
4 inserted. The House coneurred in said report
4 On motion Of MrGrmes the And rule was sus
pended and the bill read second and thirt
timc and passed.; yeas j6, nays 3.
On motion the Heuae adjourned.