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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-28

CHANCE OF TIME.-Commencing wEDNEs-
~ DAY, April 8. New Worcester and Lincoln Square
O M n I b U S
will run follows:
Leaves New Worcester,
At 81 O'Clock, A. NJ. 9, A. NJ, Il, z. M,4P.M
Leaves Lincoln Square,
AT II O'Clock, A. M, Il, M, 81, and 8, P. M.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester, s min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings, the Omni-
bus will leave New Worcester o'clock and returning
leave City Hall at 8, or the close of Lectures &c.
SUNDAYS.
Will leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and 1 P NJ. re-
turning at the close of meetings.
GT Fare each way, 6 LA cents. ap3 diff
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Railroads..
PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER r. r

PROVIDENCE g. WORCESTER r..
RI. r1sssss;z=zz1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
49, and after Monday, May ~ 1904, fas'
senger Trains will leave Providence and Worcester as o
lows: ~,
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills AM, and 4, PM
Leave Providence at 7l5 and 1l.45 A. NJ, and 4,zO'
Pm
For connections with the various Railroads leading from
Providence and Worcester and with the Norfolk County
Road at Blackstone see Pathfinder Railway Guide, pub
lshed by George X. Snow, Boston.
THE STEAMER PERRY, to and from Newport, runs in
connection with the Ills A, M. and HAS A. NJ Trains
ISAAC II. SouTHWICK, Supt
providence Nav o. 1853. dawtf
PROVIDENCE s. WORCESTER r.. r.
G@ STEAMER PERRY. -
On and after June 18th, 1854, the Steamer Perry, Cap
tain WooLsEY, will run between PROVIDENCE NEW
PORT connecting twice day, each way, with the Proy
dence and Worcester Railroad, as folows;--
Leave Newport at A. NJ, and II p M, connecting
with Morning and Evening Trains from Providence.
Leave Providence al A. NJ, and p NJ, or on arrival
Of trains from Worcester and Boston
Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
Stations of New York and New Haven Railroad, New
York; of Western Railroad Albany; Providence and
Worcester Railroad, Worcester
f A II e.
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EIERSONS WHITING PIANO FORTES
III OK MELoDE0NS--Wl do well 70 call at u. =.
NAS0NS New Piano Forte Ware Room, No. 200 Main
Street. they do there before purchasing
elsewhere. disf jeio
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mr.. SKINNERS,S RECUPERATIv
cIIERHV WINE RTTTERS.

HI SHERRY WINE BIFTEkS,
Made By w. G. SKINNER, South Reading, Mass
For Is years the manufacturer Of this unequalea nvs
Grating restorative medicine has been employed ~ .o
principal agent for the sale Of Dr. s. u hlchaIuSos
Sherry Vine Bitters. ,,s
This Medicines sovereign remedy for JaundiGe hel-
ache, Costiveness Dizziness Want OF Appeute LBou'
Nervousness, Dyspepsia and all kindred eomplalnss IN
For SALE wholesale and retail, at my Laboratory IN
South Reading, Mass. For sale in LoweA by al aeAeI AZ
Medicine. r.
rr All orders addressed to WILSON, FAIRBASK Co.,
Nos as and as Hanover street, Boston, will be promptly
attended to. - ro -.
For sale by all Druggists in Worcester Price, % CTS
per bottle rs cts. per package ap1I dotawNWom
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By the present arrangement for running passenger
trains the New York and New Haven, Hartford and
Springfield and Western Railroads. passengers have the
advantage OF day route and from New York. Albany,
Saratoga, and Newportleaving either terminus in the
morning, and arrive at the other in the evening of the
same day. Passengers and baggage conveyed free of
charge between the Boat and Railroad Station Provi
dence. ,aE ISAAC II S0UTHWICK,
ie1e d3m Prov and Wor. Railroad.
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~. CANCERS CAN BE CURED

CANCERS CAN BE CURED
DR.. R. GREEN, INDIAN PHYsIoIAN
treats with complete success, Cancers, HUI
mors of the Blood, and all Chronic diseases
Office SO Bromfield ST., Boston
DR.. Green is probably the only scientific
physician who has ever thoroughly investi-
gated the natural system OF medicines, as
practiced by the aborigines of this country.
DR.. G. may be consulted at his Office every
= Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, from 81 A.
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TWNHE BEST MEDICINE IN THE
II WuRLD-Dr. Bangtey's Root and Herb Bit, rs.
Only % for Pint Bottle and 374 cents for Quart
Bottle of the Peoples Medicine. Dr. Langeys SaTsapar-
lila, Yellow Dock, Wild Cherry, Prickley Ash, Dandeon
Thoroughwort and Rheubarb Root, and Herb Bers de-
cdedy the greatest Medicine in the world for the least
money They and eradicate from the system Liver
Complaint Chat main wheel Of many dseases) Jaun-
dice, Bile Dyspepsia, Costveness Humors of the Blood
and Skim Indigestion, Nervous Headache Piles General
Debility, and the host of kindred diseases arising from
disordered stomach, or adj HUNGRY blood.
They wrrm, srenghe and invigorate the whole sys
tenn regulate the bowels stimulate the circulation work in
and purify the blood the best known remedy for
Coughs and Colds-al AIS safe and always do good.
Try it.
Wholesale Depot, so Union Street. Sold by Dealers
everywhere Wholesale agents in Worcester, D. Scott Jr
James Green, NJ b. Green, and L. t. Lazel who will sup
ply dealers at Manuiacturers' prices. apps daw4fnt
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nR. MORRILL,, II MIDDLE ST.,

7
II Middle ST., next door to the Post ofice Lowell.
ap21 deod1y
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mr.. HILL TAKES PLEASURE IN ~

mr. HILL TAKES PLEASU fSE ~
~ announcing to the citizens q worcester, ana o'e'
word to young men and others. afflicted with Seminal
Debility, whether originating from certain destructive
habits or from any other cause, with the uain oil pody
and mental evils which follow when neglected. should max
an early application thereby avoiding much trouble and
suffering as well expense. By this improved method
Of treatment, Dr. H. safely guarantee safe and
speedy in all Of secret disease that may come
under his care matter how long standing Elmer sex
are invited to his private rooms without fear Of interrupt
ton by other PATIENTS as hundreds are cured yearly py
his practical experience and great remedies
READ AND REFLECT-The afflicted would do well
to reflect before trusting their health happiness, and in
many cases. their lives in the hands Of physicians igno-
rant of this class Of maladies IS certainly Impossible
for to understand Ah the Ills the human family
subject to-
treatment and study of Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Geet sric
lures effects Of solitary habits Ulcers upon the body,
throat nose legs Pain in the head or bones and all
Mercuria Affection, and all Impurities OF the BLOOD where
by the constitution has become eneebed enables the Dr.
to offer relief to ali who may place themselves under his
70 FEMALEs-AIl diseases peculiar TO Females as
Suppressons Irregularities &C., speedily and enecuay
Mt The French Periodical Drops and Pills, for the
above affections have been well tested for the last ten
years.
any direction secure from observation. Price s.. Per
sons ~ distance may consult Dr. Hill by letter, (post-
paid describing their case, can have medicines securely
mt M and forwarded any part OF the u States with
full and explicit directions for use ounce arranged with
separate apartments 80 tnat tne see none Dnt the
Doctor
Dr. H makes no charge for short consultations. Post
paid letters duly answered Those requiring much advice
should enclose small fee, sufficient to compensate for the
time required to write the answer.
ny M ONCE hours, from A. M. to 9 P. II.
Very respectfully, DR. c. A. HILL,
apis dit Office q Main ST.. Worcester
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ICE! lCE!! Having purchased the entire inter
II est in the Ice business of Mr.. Sears, we shall
call on his customers with own whom will supply
with ice of as good quality in every particular,
can be produced III the State of Massachusetts, and
on as favorable terms. Our teams will start about
the LIST of May, usual, when in hopes to be
able make such contracts for supplying customers as
will be satisfactory Persons wishing to make contracts
previous to that tme do so, either at the office, l4
Main St., or with MIR. Eb'r Flagg Mr. John Russell
BENZ. Il. Haywood,
mch11 diff John RESSELL
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hHE WOODS.-75 tons Canp'y Logwood;
~ 20 tons st. Domingodo;
20 Cuba Fustic;
100 bbls. Cut, Ground, and Bottled Hypernici
so Bolted Camwood;
SO +" Ground and Bolted Bar Wood;
rs I" Bolted Peach Wood;
rs Red Saunders; for sale by $500 9
mch15 diff q. D. q a. .. ho"H.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
y This celebrated Fertilizer, where it has been iairiy
tested the last year. been found equal and IN man
cases. superior to the Peruvian Gnano in its imme
diate effect and more permanently beneficial to the land
1t adapted any soil in which there is dehciency Q,
Phosphate which is often the case All crops benefited
by its application.
phuric acid which is added due proportion OF PERU
Wan Guano, suphate Of Ammonia, &C.
each; no charge for package All bags will be branded
&c. b. DeBurg, No. Super Phosphate Of Lime" Tho
above be procured Of
+ LEE sPRAGUE & CO., gysg
mch28 DIFF ff .esii IA az Main Street.
DIVERSIONS WHITING PIANO FORTES
III OK MELODEONS--Wl do well 70 call at Il. 3.
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SUMAC.-1OO bags Sicily sumac, in store and for
- sale by mchl5 diff g. s. IA j HOWE
The daily union., 1854-02-03

THE ESCrCI.oP IDTA EHrrANNTCAt revised
-dhsn puhicazon EalEhuEh Impaired.
ssnee, LIrTEE- BEoWA
elnpr nlcaonary OF Sciences,
edition,
sranrn, present
ID, 3. Lanarea
on steel, many thousand a wood.
The cooperation
living authors,
departments 81 literature the arts,
nuv
IN tne zftz Ine general advancement uf society.
The be n volumes Volumes I,
ready for duivefy Pce s. y per volume
scrth
M G Falrnnk Huth0E1d 10 receive subscriptions for me
wR washington
pose cary 10 February LITTLE, BROWN, co,
Jau1
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nEI.I.sr nEIa..t uEI.a.sL1

RtIl-i Ht-iLsi HtE-t-s fIho sabarlDers uanuarfnrt
cuuefuuE hand all -cfpry
sp ierv i1canuuf Sc" nDu-s, na plantation bells Thc~
htiis
hs IN . w
pisc. . frwy
springs ared ciHpper resting
ah M st sreg ronFug he sound These ssis nsnua
tureG RON III siecks
urp Il bs
We wrsa warranty
cha'va The tone o ~ bss warranted. Nearly apap
10.
and
frp
Tune Ne gerns
cus aud refer 10 hose furnished Our isnndrY
~ hnds~H E.
~
Uairad argrw aa-artp>u sei
~ aaed
of the stasea uad bells ak-n exchange
Lsvsla. cnmp--~ess a., censsa-fr hand- Aaor-ss
A SENEEAYsH gONE,
Maw -tvt~cn Wss rpy. n. ".
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TO ouR suBsCRfHEn4

Tbs gezseH b. enesss sps< ss s~ssss -
payment u Lhs soLscrstuo4 be r1sae ~ Acvancs
n1y s ps&~ss
ps1 By oazs~sss ~ ~ s~ss
1Nnx
Tns COUNTRY rArEx pansnsc IN wcsxsy axr1as - -
Congress, Aad weekly during tSs
Subscriptions porol lan ~n be rScsassd On
pxesoxuene4 o sDos1 ANIMAL ras-s
CO. rOsrN Agents saA
IA enre~sA - sIss
EMf WEEGIy sahscb1Es, u. rsxnsocs WEEKLY
asscserss anelood, an cn1rsd osy ss ns
ala ealLoa lary Ia11aAA ssnscs.ssIs Sss1~
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r ow-pnICEp ogLcLorHS--JuE,

0u-PRICED OGLCLOTH>--gusf rersTvcd and On sale
II y and pretty h00T o-iut, AL u Superior
quRiify tow prices
list rarrctfurt
Anendule and Hamilton rlofh
hae low priced bnnkrta
I do oicotns for ssap~, cheap
CLAEETT a D0nsoS,
Dealers all kinds of cap.tnF manrs 6oor
couoBs rsods,
nvrn one oug asf0
Jan a4-tfn~uo
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q x. CHswuERl.Is,x onrsnaarr.al c.t,-r- t.e-s-a

~. CHsrEEskA&mEAr~ Hoes ed
W. No ~ Banlre Rnuorr. Maryland IN.
~ iis
tr
yusnr kn.~trave
aaae-- rnatsr .s han acquired
asHug grurs sfy
~ aauess
according approved
pennssePi enhrinr rapidly
N
ro,us
o runps. eight
be,ng
awarded ~hp grsdss, For
sss bare eirrnlss fnr r~srs~d Ny ms
wa~f f1-4vdAAe
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INTRUcTIoNs
rs q SpecslI Posi or a.

As to sPecsi PoH 0Haa.
Pa1aas,ers and bidders will particularly that
pscqi offices difinrs enirsy froIa thar
aarF numbered ls pec that The
pay derived exciaslvey from The proceeds
of inc office supplied 9Asa sum- be BY
MIN the of proceeds If any, beyond
be hld by tne postmaster, suIect drhfi Of
tins Department and thar the proceeds fal Of
II tbs bad agreaInrut the deficiency
an any he supplied by this Department
Pusasles cautioned employing carriers and
oaysag be procreaa oIcus WIlhout special
authority from this Department
ExIsslIg and arrangements the
39th june ls54, and be made
ef CT tbe Isl July, lr5s
III no bids be made unaer this eav-risencIt
named BY the postmaster sgfe.ai uface
before the s July ls5s, such otcs viii be reported tor
alsc9aunuancs.
When change Of contractor becomes necessary, the
fact should be promptly reported wh The therefor
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Fsym d bad far SIMPLIFYING S,scial Post 0giors.
State Of

4, OF county OF
State of sereby propose 10
supply the speclaI pos Office with mails
from often the POSTMASTER General Is
advs for proposals for same, dnea january
lS54 requires. agrssaby The prOviaons Ut The Attn
OF Marrn 3 ISa5thal Is, a compensation
be derived exclusively from the proceeds posteges
collected sand Je ia! office including the postage
and papers prepaid BY stamps, and excead
the OF dulla-R per anaum.
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[agned.l1
Form u . Ga.as anlse.

The undersigned undertake tha the t0regoing bad tor
carr, ng te m al on roue No be accepted BY the POST
General the bdder sEa por ~ Lie lsi day OF July
next the required oga on 20 Perfom The scr
proposed, with good and sufficient srrIies
Dated LSigned by TWO guarantors-
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Form Of Cerisisass.

The under4lgned POSTMASTER Judge, clerk OF court
Of record, ha may be- csrthes that he vel
acquainted with the above gAraninrs and their property
and that they Of property and able to make good
their guarantee.
Dated lSlgncd
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IoHs A. LINTON, Attcr~.y --s-Ls>~, hss
office the sorh SIDE 4 Louisiana hc1wesn 6 I'm
70-2awag
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caHtp.


ofAKTNERsHIPI hays s-~eearnd with IN business,
Y esc the la naf Bfuhef, H. Bsrss. The
calaa
pusrunnrr Hpon As
year., ests spared
meet the o. public n
persons please
iha business should speedily
SEu bUnNr.
Do0TS AND rHOEs-we uuestinu tbe public
ID nryr
cinr variety usuny wsatr
sol low a cash known
GEO. bbAN1 a hkDs
Penn sv- On and ION and stt
Jan i4-.uaw
NEsn Frx.sr1sasrses sub.cribeyu
N havs inst .nurey ne
STYLES "a u. following desirable Esods,
- fgnncad dFe---~ iasr fssi<aaH style
srts Mniane cniuiezcuk and sleeves
H1nfton b.rtbca
- sarthr Gap@s
q srts French snhrnssred chimazsus and
news sole eallMrs
10 pieces cnsoreo iipsious for evening aTs.sss
in 90 areIsns
iack
French emhruiasrsa b-ndkerchiefs
n
~ise Respectfully Inve ID. atasnasn II me ladies'
Jan &-9tHu-ewn HOOE, Bao a co.
IoHs A. LINTON, Attcr~.y --s-r.s.v,
ous the so side Il Louisiana he1wesn
~frref
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Form 0r taa lCers change from aaDcFtlsen.Hi q
tsusp4al0a BY Inc badae.
(or we as the easc may bel there write the or
names fa Of here tAs residsnce regldences
hereby propose 10 carry the mad No, from
ofen the Postnasler Generals adveT-
for proposals for the same dated January 3 lr54
requires The stated the schedules contained ~
said advertisement and by the following mode Of con-
Reyance here how ls q be conveyed,
for annual Of here Iae words Al
full length
DATED ESignsd.l
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Iitre Canada from St. PAu'a, mles, once week and
back.
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thousand Of the agricultural pornoabeing very nsaIly
twlee as many OF TIE latter OF the former
The question being skeH the amend nent 10 strike
ou sevenisen" and insert -twrive" agreed to-
The order as amended wns then adopted
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sEl~uKK o. gosxrA.

court u ths Units States questions Of facts al
niSaiiy caasea.
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SPECIAL OFFICES

Proposals inrfsed for supplying the follow ing ofces
IN The Territory OF Minnesos for prcc~eds Of ssd
oAcss respecnv~iy. limited be named m the
propossis m sscA ease
Crc- Wing frpm Ters Ripley. miles. onss week
ana hsck
The daily union., 1854-02-03

Pssr OYFirE DEPARTMENT,
January 9, 1854.
Jan i2-iawI1w
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RrroIurrus AD0Prrs

Mr.. SUMNER submitted The following resolution
~hsoh considered by oasnioas consent, End sgrssd
os
Esspipta. That tho Gammiuss ihe @aoieaFy De a.
r.ctsd cun-er sxo.df-cy of Hntins ~ s1ns vsy
night appeal frun cnDrt no ths
The daily union., 1854-02-03

The SPE.AKER laid before the Hosse . ouuuonsa,-
ton from the Presssut OF TIE uu,tsh Smtsu sne,runr
ms report Of sns a'rssser .af ths aans q An-
Fh@sa 80
The daily union., 1854-02-03

On motion bv MIR BRIGHT. the Senate thsn psueasd-
81 consideration cf sx-cusve business and aissr
some tine spent therein, tbe doors were rsopensd.
whsrrupon.
On rrn.,nn ihn Nenate adfonr rnet
The daily union., 1854-02-03
HOUSE or REPREsEyTATTvns.

The Hou-~ met NJ II o'clock. N.
pr1yer by the chap nf The Senxss.
The journal of yesterday was read and approved
, 1854-04-22
Chronology Of the Principal Events in the United
States for the Year 1858. ..

The following is condensed from very
lengthy chronology in the New York Her
aid /:
JANUARY-4th. Lewis Cass introduced
into the United States Senate a resolution
to assert with the full appreciation of the
Government, the Monroe Doctrine, deelar-
II ing that no European colony or dominion
shall be established on the American Con-
tinent without the consent Of the United
States s-
The caloric ship Ericsson made her trial
trip successfully. .a s .e.a
Sth. Equestrian Statute Of Jackson in
augurated at Washington.
FEBRUARY-St Maine Liquor Law
adopted as a law in Vermont by popular
vote u.7au f..a
2lst. U. S. law amending the system
Of coinage
MARcH-3d. Law to establish Wash
ington Territory passed.
4th. New administration, with Frank
lin Pierce as President, inaugurated. Hs d
18th. Gov. Lane of Lew Mexico issued
a proclamation laying claim to the Mesilla
Valley.
APRIL 18th. VIM. R. King, Vice
President of the U. s. died IN Cuba: --t---- ---
25th Reported gold discoveries in Tex
as followed by considerable excitement.
MAY-4th. Massachusetts, Convention
TO revise the State Constitution.
goth. Vanderbilt's steam yacht, the
North STAR sailed from Europe. ae a5-
2sth. Yellow fever began in New Or
leans .
3lst The Kane expedition sailed from
New York TO search for Sir John Franklin.
JUNE 9th. Great Southern Conven-
ton met at Memphis, 1000 delegates pres
ent; VIM. Z. Dawson, of Georgia, Presi-
dent r &C. .,...
7th. New York City Reform Charter
adopted
JULY-I4th. The Crystal Palace at y
New York inaugurated 7 71.4 5a
AUG.-War with the Indians in Klam-
ath Valley ,., ..,s -...
SEPr.-3Oth. Secretary Marcy's letter
to the Austrian Minister, on the Koszta
affair, published. ioa a
Ocr.-22d. G. G. Bronson, Collector
at New York, removed. 80. SOM Isw s.,il
Nov.-6th. New York State election.
Democratic party divided into two equal
fractions.
DEc.-7th. Riot at Erie, Pa.
10th. Jose Manual Gallegos, a native
Mexican, sworn in as delegate to Congress d
from New Mexico. rrs .-.-.s t...a.s 4o5
27th. Senator Seward introduced in
the Senate his Pacific Railroad Bill.
3lst-Great snow storm. I.
, 1854-04-22
AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized to receiv,
subscriptions for the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
LIP FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building, Sac
ramentO st., San Francisco.
I. j. EcKERsoN, Vancouver
=. A. CHENOwErH, Cascade;
DE- PA6ErT, COwlitz Landing;
ROBERT THOMPSON, Portland, Oregon.
GEORGE B. GoUDY Lafayette, Z"
l. B. HASTINGS, Port Townsend;
R H. LANsDALE, Penn's Cove, Whidby's Island
l. D. DURGN, Grand Mound
JOIN R. JACKSON, Jackson's Prairie
W.T.. SAYwARD, Port Ludlow.
JoHN W. CHAMP. Shoalwater Bay.
ANDREW MUTR, Victoria, Vaneouver's Island.
, 1854-04-22

BS- The Pacific Railroad question is
quiet in Congress, though spirited and ex-
citing action is preparing for it. Congress
awaits the reports of persons sent out to,
survey the different routes. The outside
influences brought to bear upon this ques-
tion, are said to be immense. There is
said to be combination of money, talent
and influence, such as wos never known in
the history of our country, designed to ef-
feet this question when regularly brought
upon the tapis. 81 I'd
, 1854-04-22

HUMAN BRUTEs.-There are men in the
world, of decided talents and many excel
lent qualities, whose influence is greatly.
abSidged by their uncouthness and incivili-
ty. Their qualities are sheathed in q por-
eapine crust. Their want of facility, Of
tact, in one word, of adaptedness, renders
them unpleasant persons in society, and
though we admire their abilities and their
worth, they are so rude and cynical that
we dread them. But little good is derived
from the company of highly intellectual
wolf, or moral bear Next in importance
to acting, is the method of acting; and
manner is power
, 1854-04-22
WASHINGTON LEGISLATURE--.FIRST SESSION



Council received and adopted the amend
ment proposed by committee of conference,
reported by Mr. Balch, to the effect that
American half-breed Indians who have
adopted the habits of civilized life, shall be
allowed to vote, if the judges of election
are satisfied that such is the fact. After
adopting said report, the Council voted
that they would not recede from such
amendment.
Council took up and passed c. B. "a
an act for the construction and maintaining
Of roads.
By the provisions Of the bill, all males
between eighteen and fifty years of age,
except clergymen and the in6rm, must
work three days on the roads, and an ad-
ditional days work for each thousand dol
lars valuation of taxable property.
Council took up and spent considerable
time in consideration Of the bill establish
ing probate courts, and without coming to
q vote on its passage, laid such bill on the
table and took up II. B. Sian act TO
regulate the admeasurement of saw-logs.-
Bill read twice and referred to select COM
mittec, consisting Of Messrs Sayward,
Balch and Bradford. ft.
Adjourned TILL O'Clock P. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
n....;, -. ,.,o.. a. .5;o,,.
Messrs. Catlin and Miles in their seats
Mr.. McConaha in place presented pc
u1lon rom Anurew o. Martin anu tnlrty-
IVY o.nyls, e,.i1enS VI Lewis eoaHsy, pray
--. III. -ss -. TT -, y -
from Rev r. Teclaire. in regard N same
matter and moved a reference 10 committee
IN aloc,;ons - =
~
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NJ NJ C.,.N y. ae eIeS DIS VI ssS
laid on the table.
Mr.. McConaha withdrew his motion of
reference, and the motion Of Mr.. Miles pre-
vailed.
G. B. 25-an act to provide for the
building Of bridges-taken up on third
reading and passed.
II. B. 55-an act to allow county com
missioners to offer bounty for killing wild
animals-rules suspended, bill read third
time and passed.
On motion, H B. 46-an act establish
ing probate courts-was taken up and
PAsseo.
ID: b. SS-an act creating the ON once ana
dennlng tne o1tles OF Ierrltorlal treasurer
read q thiro tline and passed.
b. B. 52--an act to create the ofice Of
Territorial auditor-read third time and
passed. .']
Mr.. Catlin, on leave, introduced O. b..
2T-an act supplementary and explanato-
~ to an act entitled an act relative to
counties-read twice and referred to COM
, 1854-04-22
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY SATURDAY APRIL 22 1854

SiSting of MesSrs. Bolon, jackson, Moseley
Brownfeld, Chapman and Thompson was
appointed.
On motion of Mr.. Hale, the House ad.
journed.
FRIDAY, April IA, 1854.
House met pursuant to adjournment
On motion Of Mr.. Bolon, the reading Of
the journals was dispensed with
Mr. Thompson introduced resolution
limiting the time of speaking to 10 minutes,
which was referred to committee on rules.
) ii. b. 53-relating to jurors--was read
a third time.
Mr.. Biles moved so to amend as to draw
"a jurors instead of IS, which was lost.
Mr.. Denny moved so to amend as to
draw only twelve. Lost.
The bill was laid on the table till Tues
day.
Various other bills were read second
time and amended
Adjourned till 2PM.