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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13

TOK SALE, At THE GAS WORKS
l. $50 bus. of Coke, n Is cts. le bn ,hel.
100 " Lime "a 10 "a
90 barrels of Tar NJ 81 ~ barrel
w. T. ANDERSON a. Co,
Agents.
Tho Coke il excellent fuel. The Lime is a good ma.
nun for gardens agricultural purposes AMI the Tar
is n very desirable article for Tin aud Shngle Roofs
Sheds, Fences, &c
Persons hing any of the above will please get their
orde, w. r.An1erson Il Co.'s, before coming the
Works as none will be sold without un order from
them. (apl l-ts)
up Rcnublican Copv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WOULD RE

L. SPECTFl LILY call the attention OF their friends
and the public generally to their stock of Boos, Shoes
n Hats Gaps, Trunks Carr ct Bags and Nalises; M
III among which will be found }. Miles 80
~ Sons dress Boots with great variety oi Ladies',
Misses and Chldrens Caters, Buskrs, Slippers and
Ties ofnll CO ors and SIZES We believe can say
with safety that stock is "a full aud complete IS
any that has been offered in this mnrkcal OF which
we will be plea led show to all who muy favor US with
IA call and be sure to look Il Canton HINTS.
AMI / l.dts FRETW ELL & HALL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13

~ R.PANNE would respectfully announce 10
IL. the public tint he has fitted up handsome room
Just above his Boob Store where muy be f und fine
assortment Of Pianosat prices varying from 5000 443O
Guitars from ~ 10 IS and a cool supply of Vions
This IL opened Ia The public and particularly To
the Ladies' call an beautiful Pnno. uat open.
ed to-day lap lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13

= "HEs OA'ES.- AGO Bu-. rr'n'e seq % l >
tor >ale by GEO BAGBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13

Franklin Cloth and Clothing House,
Main Street, opposite CabeH House Lynchb"rg.
VNlIE sub.crhers would respectfully cal the ntten
,ion of ther friends and the public their beautiful
.~.nrtmeut Of fine Elastic French Casstmeres OF all
,olars suitable for sptng snd summer wear Al So some
choice patterns fancy silk Vestings from the cele-
brated importing House Of Marie q CO. New York
GLASS & RAINE,
zap 41s) J. Dixon, .Ag't.
Express aud Rep cnpy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13
New Spring and Summer Goods.


TENilE Subscriber has just returned from the Nrthern
l. cite and is opening one ofthe most beautl-
ful stocks of Staple and inc, Goods, he has had
the peasur, Of exhibiting in This market. He respect
fully socits a call from III, Ladies aud Gen emen of
ynchbnrg and the surrounding country. Hit stick of
Cloths Cas.imeres and Yesngs is very superior, and
will be offered the rade suit the times, also, Dress
goods of the most beautiful styles, to wfich he invites
the attention of tin Ladies. A. & LEWIS,
apl8ts Exchange Square Lyuchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13
WIN. ). HANNAH

"AS open and for sale. a. most desirable
Il stock Of Spring and Sumner goods, to which he
begs leave to call the attention of his friends and the
public generally. Ills assortment is complete and
as low prices as any in the market. He would call
particular attention 10 his stock of
Silks. Dress Goods and Ribbons.
Also to splendid stock of furnisl ing goods Tor gen.
tcmeu. among which may he found
SHIRTS, COLLARS, COMMISSIONERS &C.
All Of The newest stylas aud best akes Buyers will
couer avor<by looking through my stock before put
chasing, | am determined to sell as cheap as ihc
cheapest. lmnr o.-ts
g1-Express and Gazette copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13

BALTIMORE, April 18th.
Flour 81 50 to 81 81.
Wheat, white 81 75 to 81 So.
Corn, yellow, 20 cents, white rs cents.
New YORK, April 10Th.
Flour, Southern, 81 62 to 81 81.
Corn % to 76 cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13
Spring Millenery and Lace Goods.

TENHE Subscriber is openng In ge assor- a sr,
l. meut of Fancy Millinery and LaceH ~
Goods, which Respectfully call the uurn- WI
ii of friends and the public Also urge sssort
of Nantes suitable for corsetts front
and back hair braid, combs, and sundry articles for
ladies X. +. HENlNG.
mar 9t-tS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13
NssE GREAT PLANO AND MUSIC
/ Ia h -LLlR AC L " AIERs lll

WssE GREAT PLANO AND MUSIC
1 Establish neut.-lIORACE WATERS. 333
Broadway, New York.-The best aud most mnro. ed
Planes and MeloIeons 7. Gilbert & Co.'s World
Fair Premium Pianos, with without the Holenn und
these instrunentss wei know need f rther
mendution. GiLBERr's BouDoR PIANOS, elegant in.
strument for small rooms. HALLtr Il CUMsToEs
PISos of the old estab ishcd firm of llalle 20. Mr..
W being sole agent for all the above Pianos, offer
them lower Il an any olher house Horace Waters
Pianos manufactured expressly for him having grent
power Of and elasticity of touch. 1893 Broadway is
the larges depot for Musical instruments in this
try nrding opportunity for selections to be had
elsewhere. Secondhand Pianos great bargains -
Price from $50 to si7j Every instrument fully wnr-
rantcd or the money refiI drd.
MELODEONS Goodman & Baldwin's Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with TWO BANKS of keys
n sweet and powerful ins rument. Prices fro as 10
Martins unrioallcd Guai., Browns llarps, Flntna-,
Volihs Biass instruments. &c. &c. Dealers suppl ed
with Pianos ard Meo Icons at factory prices. Ia per
cent. discount 10 Clergymena
MUSlC-This list comprises Tbs products Of the
great of both the American md European
iinents and is ng additions by
sve publication Of the choice and pnpuar prices Of the
day. Deal-r, in Music, and Teachers Of Seminnries
wishing purchase any muslr published, mike ar
engagements for continued supple of Mr. Waters new
issues viii find il their in crest call forward
their orders. Music To any part of the Union
CanndHs. postage fre5. HORACB WATERS.
lRN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13
DILLARD Il OGDEN,
cers A. Commission Merchants.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

~ The Subscriber. intending to remove to the eoun-
try. offers for sale his family resdcnce-on acommoda,
ting terms situated at The junction of 9th and
fifth alley In of the most agreeable neighlorhoods
in the city. (apl 7d2w) WM MATS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13

LNFFEItyESCING SOLUsIO OF
IL Citrate Of Mngnesin This mild aud
delightful apcrent is ton we'll know require descrip-
lion Prepared aud sold ut ID. X LYMAN5.
EV-Aso. Saratoga Water, i,o,h from the Spring.
mil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13

NOR HIRE. "A female Servant, aged about 10,
Il nccusol ID to Nursing md House service-dis-
posed of for fault. Apply to WIN. H. MosBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13
Turning! Turning!!

Turning! Turn1ng!!
I HAVE in my employ No. Turner, and pre-
pared to all orders in that line. in superior
style and with dispatch, the reasonable
apl 5ts A. WINSTON
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!!
TUNHE subscribers receiving and opening
Of he most beautiful and desirable stocks OF Goods
ever offered the public in this place
Our stock Of Ready made Clothing for the Spring and
Summer is vcy complete. 1t consists in part
OF Dress and Frock Coats of every shade and quality.
Pants and Vests of every description and large
ment of Furnishing Goodsin part ,Ilows: Shirts
Drawers, Cravats Half Hose, Gloves, Stocks Hdks;
Scarfs &c. &c.
Asca large stock of Cloths Cashmere and Vestings
of te latest styles and patterns, which will make up
to order. at very low prices
We ask that all in want of goods will give stock
examination, confident of selling those who
will do Our Goods are all NEW, and have been
purchased with the grearest and determined
sell them All ask that you favor with call
BAKER Il CLAYEY
Cl thing Station,
npl Gets Corner Main and Market SITS.
E11 Republican coisv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13
KENT PAINE & KENT.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No IL, Fourteenth st Richmond
SPRING TRADE, 1884.


AE IRE now receiving per steamers md packets,
w from Glasgow, liverpool and Havro our spring
importation ut British, French and Garmnn Dry Goods
purchased upon the best terms entirely for cash com
pislng very large aud splendid assortment of new and
beautiful styles. And by various arrivals from New
York and Boston, we receiving a full supp OF A.
maricnn Fabrics, embracing every variety.
We ARE also prepared with large stock Of ready
made Clothing, Tanuinoluied at home under our own
supervision. In the latest md heat .tyle
With stock unusually large and well selected with
increased facilities for doing business, and with every
eNeion part TO tho lat tradn that comes
10 the market We respectfully nvito the merchants of
Nirginn, North Carolina and Tennessee. To axnmn. orr
sock before purchasing with the assurance that our
goods viii be cod nv low they be bought In any
market In this country.
IL IL our purpose tn keep stock up throughout the
yebr and merchants visiting city, any season. will
find us well prepared TO them.
KENT, PAINE g. KENT.
RlcuMoNp. Feb. "a. 1854 mar Il.dse6w
Sn CASE very superior mass and stick Lquo.
Il eIO rice, just received and for snle, low
HUNT & HARVEY,
Gary bp NJ A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13

IN0gR RSENT-rwo Comfortable Family Nss
Il Residences, with good water gard ems, &c &c. M1
Possession g zen Immediately.
dee 6-ts CfIAS w. CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13

WOOD WARE
w 25 nests lrge Cedar Tubs
so ,oz Fancy Buckets.
10 don. half do,
50 nests Flour Pals,
l50 Sugar Boxes,
% doz. superior Brooms,
30 Wisp., Tor corn brush,s.)
100 gross Wood Box Matches,
Wooden Bowls, Trays Barrel Covers 80,
Receiving nnd for sale by LEE Il 90,
mar 90 Ia Richnon1.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13
Clocks, Jewelry Il Silver-Ware.

4 THE subscrsbcrs nre in receipt of their Spring
"A supply Of all styles ol The above named goods,
49, which the attention OF those in want is soil.
cited.
We have GOLD WATCHES Of ull styles for gentle
innn nd indies,
GOLD CHAINS, CHATEIANEs, SEALS AND KEYS,
EAR DROPS, BREAST PINS, FINGER RINGS, LOCK-
Ers, GOLD PENCILS, SILVER CUPS, aoBIETTs, TEA
POTS, SPOONS AND FOLKS, GOLD AND SILVER
snEcTACLEs Ito suit all eyes,) ALSO, GREEN AND
BLUE GLASSES FOR PROTECTORS.
IBr Old gold mud -ilver esehnne cd for neT.
GENNET 4 JAMES, Enge Square,
nnr 30 wisuno Richmond, w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13
New Bakery.

TINHE Subscribers respectfully inform The Citizens Of
Lynchburg and the pubic at large, that they hnyo
opened bakery on Main street, the lntely
eupod 10y Edwards a. Pugh, where they will keep con
stanty on hand surplyuf Bread, Cakes, Pies and al
kinds of pastry usually kept In Bnkery Being praet
cal wormen they hope by strict attention business,
to supply tn public with every article wanted. short
notice ard ON Teusonal 10 terms.
Hotels Boarding Io 1895 Wedding Parties aud others
cnn be supplied with amy article wanted In our line ut
short notice aud ON reasonable terms.
F.0PTTZ,
apl 3dlm J. MOORE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18

Ht\k- IN or: C"yNIY.-IEc extension G
Ike charter Q! tie E.:!k O. Caleiol.;a(a at Dan
''!.c) i cqu iva.clt TO a rc-char:cr. BY tic
rXtrr-ipn the bis Of Tie Bank can re used
8:f c%i'n>e and ct'.cr trouble. attending
New yLa.tcr ayc:dcI.
y Bank, with $4,000 capital, has bcc.
chartered, to be locate. a: Lyndon.
Charters were al>o asked fer Banks a,
Ca}o'. Sou:h Iiardn,k. al d Waterford The
Disappointed Faust posses ll.,.r souls in IA
ficncc. Tie Spectators can handle only d
cc.t'in number Of Banks Gael! year. the,
Grind out ihc ,rcsc.iled number. and nan.
a-a 20 >t:ang'c ali others even while pretend,
nv 70 all Them
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The Northern Ii4ht arrived at New York
on the i,il with dates from California 10 Get.
Il. She brought i#!f a miIiiou dollars in
cold. The rainy season has commenced in
California. MINING. Of course the accounts
eav. Is @ncs!. In; where Is The cold:
As usual, there are numerous accounts of
murders. ontrarcS. g. Tie most brutal Of
Which occurred near Monterey. where four
Americans end three AIrxicans. after having
i'urorrcl and barn. i the house Of a colorcd
nan ,nur,i,rcd his f:.hcr. wifi; ans, ci!ild. ard
a Freedman WHO ly,d with tie family.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18
Y = T G Y.EH, O. NJ 4 n.

in Central and North, IN Illinois will do as
every District in Indiana and Ohio has done.
The health of this region as of most others,
has been less favorable This season than for
several years past. Bilious and TYPHOID fr-
vcrs and fever and aeuc, have prevailed more
or less everywhere, even on Rock River.
which is accounted generally a very healthy
country. Considerable sickness has prevail
cd in this city. and now there are scattering
cases Of fever and aGuc and other itvcrS.-
They say here that nothing OF TIE kind has
occurred! for the last Iialt-,!ozcn wears ID.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18

ii:llr:.l:'-c 10 pas oEcr "a part of the Cen
iril Railroad on Wednesday, we found the
liii'i~ met crIeine ever put upon the road
"!l>t,ilirg with POLISHED metals, and CAV with
numerous iei:oii>. 1t happens also to be
Gle 81 the lest machines ever constructed.
an to ie under the charge of an engineer
"ho viii iun any where. and a little faster
than any holy else track or no track. Tn.
engine * tie y raiton." and the engineer
i l:rIry Stcli-:.>. Mr.. S.cIlin< lately tried
Tie IL va'o'i" 81 the Northern y. ii. road.
matching it w;ih :lroratc Northern engine.
named t!e i rai.kiin Pierce" Frank was
i4-a;rn. TIE ;i.:.c q; the "l,oyalton' from
u bite River Junction to Canaan was made
ii'r minutes shorter than ever run bv the
Northern read l:e''cfr-S Dri'p Journal
Z: Dr.. Gral"'r, convicted, iorkillins Col
LorinI. 81 :..a;'>iauehtcr in the second degree.
has been sentenced To the Peniteniarv foI
even wears, - everest runi,hncn. the Law
allows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18

Mr. So,,c, the American Minister to Spain,
has lscn ,rohilitcd from passing through
Freuch Territory. Tie account Of Tie Incl
dent runs thus:
Mr.. Souie having spent two DAYS in Lon
don. set o"t last tuesday for AiaGi'd ''
,"", va rs ''''''"' al 'a a.; ~ Wa, was
50. was =, n,.,>t,,,rn >t'.,.;,.-o an inner room
q, the Ia,'Gy 4, '.'.tl. Here he WAS tod
;lat he ,,u>t leave tie c.n,,.ry tx ...c next
steamer. and ,,,.. L. would not lc allowed in
:};r meanwhile 10 90 auvN here out of Calais.
"TL,r- must lr \ mistake. SIR" sa;t; our
Ministers: ",.ovnn know WHO Lana -
"Thrrr !, rot the s2..it.c<t mistake. sir
was lie rv,,.y: "vou are Mr.. Soulr. the Am
i5a<,a,.or Of ;hc ll.:;,l States OF america at
The Court ii Spa:n. and ! have orders not 10
.ct Won pass"
"Wl.crc are your orders. s:r:" asked Mr
Son,r.
"TG;, = 40 ln,,,;c>s cfyours sir: these or
dtr> are for nae. &;,I aia ac,inc upon them
said tie Cor.:.i,>:rv.
W. S.,,o ,.n r.,.,. .rrrJo,1o,
~, 81, :,
~ - ''' ga, O. ~ '''0 - '' u VIZ
cEhnrh; are ~ '":Iy ';eVF'','"d. "tj it Is hin-
I'd t!;,: $c'lc IS l1,i and cloyc with tie
enemies Of the French Government. and HI,
=, ~,
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i'"'t", III CONN ming "p"A tbs altar SAYS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18

., - %. ,','.'''''''', "',' 'o'r'
>',iA "' >"' E! - '''I'" three school, houses
IN = We" q a'"..''''.-s 4 >',''m OF GRADED
Moons II. cJ.'h'cti ." win Mortified .ca
',' i.'''/'H " I''i'n'%. OF nanl'h!r 10
''> '' II" 81 Won i'''rF. prosecuting
''''' Ca IL, ~ ''V -. H. - Indians. a":"n4
IT. - : '"'''. "':>9:"HaTv-
.' '.''-'''> ','':A ''f hunting ground most
- '''"'',' 'H'"- north OF o'i'r Creek
"'' ""'','I ~ streams rnltlnT INTO thai
gees 'f'' IiNt ',!"i'i.!in. IL Is commended
u Il 'ht: h.ic I"vt: cc'!e't l; awGv. \ icr-
''."n'r r','"rl ,F"lf>' q to pay the Indians
~: 'hr l'"d. |o"1rj.
.,.:c,
H., I.,:','a1. =. .,'''', "''.,l'' ''
,,m,.:., ". ~ =, ''l''' ''>' "'"'''>-
,;'.r ,,...,,. '-''''' e. '''c S'''-
,,.... i,.'' u, "> '''.'"' ",'''- -
'rai" t. that o: another Che two trains stand
IL" on opposite IRA k, when one OF the trains
started. crushing and rolling him alony a
g}ii.>t IL" opposite car. breaking in his s:o-
mach. and also breaking his collar bone. |,
WIS tiau@hi poor I.aharcc could ike only f,,
MAT H., Cro'iy ot az II, Nv" "'i'I: !" learn
N,,1,....i., -, J., H.. i'' e" '''
n....,}
4 The store Of II. {. Dwight. i..c.. OF
NcF>hirc. " = broken o'cu.li>t Monday NIGHT.
and a!'c:,i 5000 worth o.. goods stolen. Two
YOUNG -Strangrr>-h been seen about
til" promises. who were suspected. They
were hunted ~ and ;ou%d IN TIE back
part Of Norwi.h. after hard race. \ nor
They wrr. taken 10 Nc,>hr,. last W,J,.S.
day ""d ''""d over in 2l2"o bonds each.
aud fer e'oM i,r,oj were committed 10 H..
Uran.c ! Hooded viii .r.h s.ou, ,,," Vi
these, says CIR we'll informed correspondent
he Eonn" :a>ralS ra', themselves VIM &.
49,, ,n ":'.' ". h"' 'hc>c
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Railroad i,,nt =. =. ,Ia Wv, '':'' ut 'nc
month If :. nilcr last. to The a,nourt az -
|.I ha!j " M',''"" lo'7''s. Total value alon.
'''', ',,,. acre are several daIrics III Frank
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-18

mend II = ;rr;n- . di~:n,crc~,cd comm;.
tee 10 ;ix th'>li:r> q! the county . inle6ui.o.
/, rC-;i o;iei.
iior~i.- !.ncroszcd ills Rcla,in, %
Cemetery in MoGtlrier: q incor,or,,n
!iirc>ia.r-h bank. AYES H. nor .l-,',ssa,l
70 ;nco,i'ar,e Wc>t Randolph bank. NJ
Wrich, ii Warren moved 70 comm. ,or
n,.. imcil'. making >.orh holders holJo,, :.
30 he amount ofthcr >.ork. and also lip.;.;,,',
stock in The hands Of one person to one ,.,,L
al III" "i!olc capital agreed To. To cb,r,
the Nan'a>;ifact La'k : passed. axe IL. no
81.
In addition 20 tie ec:e~al acts for o-r,,;,-
in" and governing the militia; Mr. .ToeScl,n
n'o'cd 70 'ii-ini>~-suplor tx Mc>srs. jos.
sri.n a':i :,kneii. oiTosc,: lv Messrs
Gc"fcr. Davenport and narIin@. and neca,iv-
ID The iii was erected. avr5 %. noes ,Is
10 ytalt"F Tie ii'>t Randolph hank. rcnor-
I'D ~ Nr. Nf;-l,; 5nl ItcG: SUPPORTED tx
Me->i>. bartholomew anl IIun,on. and re-
.'c'''d- avs -. noes Ill.
:''iort--iiv committee on Banks. bill char
tciinE Fairfax lanl. amended lIr. .Jp,).-
wac I:"l odd an, n;!ncn,s making the stock
i!r't,rt> l:.l!r for the redemption Of the hill
";;a~,l ~ N.>>r>. ilotchki> of W. I',rri;p
i'r.d and troT.". supported ly Mr.. Jude
vine. ana :, ;..c:.l a,r> IL. noes lis. Ru
supported II Nj. llotchki~s of W.
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Monday, Nov. II.


Petitions Hv Mr.. Uar;sborr.
I V. Il. i 8. l:,ot> .nl others. for alter
'.'li 81 IL ialnr 81 tie :own of Brighton. is
and Fond 10 tie ,alsti'u,ci.) referred to Gen
,ral committee.
j ~ l.e>'-..'.on relating TO claims of Platts-
i'.r- !'.;.:t -. upon the L. S: read and
: ~ i 4. ''.'-rlrrrn.r
HE maze in!l relating to Banks was
c;.Nri - J., ". Benedict. amendment pro-
pose! J., liz i.oa~c 10 strike out the first sec.
non-corrn:r".l Ica> IL. NAYS Il.
III lI"Fii!A1 'er permanent supply of VA
trr t"r ii.tS.alci House: read 81 time and pass
Il
III" j - Incorporate an Episcopal Insti-
'':'. = Emma IA amended as PROPOSED hr
on .ii.,',..'-. rad 81 time and PASSED.
i'crort>--l;y committee on banks. bill TO
'..,'''-r IL, Na,.;a~'iluct Lank. adverse to its
ia<-a-". Third rya'!in. refused.
By committee on Education, House bill TO
IL corporate Ea,:on .Acal,nir in favor of its
:a>>ace Rad 81 time and passed
Il! 2e:.es-cl committee. bill providing for
rai:i.i.i->i !.ciS 70 fix hires aaud alter county
lines a-t of IA GrtraMountains. adverse 10
Ii l'assagc =! reading refused
li"1 -r.-Ecport>. Resolution instructor.
,lt'a.a'tr forthwith 10 c9llcc; taxes of dclin-
',;t:.i lows adopted
~ committee on roads. against hill 10 in
corporate tlu!t river railroad co ION the
grounds that II would violate the faith of the
State 10 o.ier roads. and that no notice was
gwen }: rejected. Br select committee. Sen
ale t:. III addition 10 the Liquor Law. with a.
II; :.'.i::'!iiS tno person TO own or keep liquor
with intent 10 sell or give away -matlc the
special order Tor L. NJ. this dav. Bv M
':or!:E 81 committee (hIcSsrs Rumsev and
Herr a,...i.>t further legislation: laid on
.4ii,
Bill, passed Relating to service of pro-
''~S GA trustees. AMI l,~>rcs of railroads re-
,:!;i1 81; OF ihc STATE to incorporate Bar
tom Academy: arrropria,ins annually $500
'" l:'i, i't III, 1T ui The library
i.u-ia>>ri liil.-to incorporate Fairfax
fanA supported hy AirS>rs. Bartlett. Wat
,in>- -! an! Gickncil, and I,asseJ-ares
III. nays as.
SPECIAL nr!prs-Sc Senate bill fixing the
a,ary ot Bank Commissioner MIR. Pacesa-
ncndiari.t Ms adopted and the bill was pas
c.->a,arv >.leo
Senate !ill in al li'ion TO the Liquor Law,
he question on the first amendment of
he committee. making it unlawful to .-own,
,eer TT possess li'Irol" t. sell or give away
'm.tlarv :ot,e at of l>Js. Mr.. Rr1rLam
opposed II all laws on the subject. Mr.. Srcn-
cr stated TIA, tbs amendment was deemed
'--''ii'lal iy !iie!i legal authority. to give
Constitutional effect TO the law. Amendment
'i>'alnct IL Nc>>r>. Wa>hlurn and Spen-
e. III answer il Mr. Field, and adoptcd,
IL 70 -. NJ. i;cckwi,h moved 10 strikc
Mt the whole isll!. except the section Just
r.ol'tci a an amendment. and the section
providing inr Tie election of commissioners
N the II 'i'rc-'lav OF March. Supported
y Ai,,-r>. See XVIII. Field and Dcane. and
ifo~,el ly Mc>>,S. llun;on, Wheeler Bee
Lcr and ,;nc,l..rr