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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-30
A GARD.
Economy - the road to ,csaltA."

. Economy - the road to icsaitA. ~
Great Reduction in the price OF Fats & Caps
fNHE undersigned, havng made arrangements
Il with New York Hat Company to be con
SANITY supplied with the very best Moeskin or
DRESS HATS, got up in the latest style, offers
them al the unprecedented low price of S3,50
worth from four to Eve dDliars; second quality, g.
worth from $3.50 TO 81; and very good 70 5aion-
able Hat al 81, so, worth from 50 to 81, So
Also, Be"se Co.'S Hats, at a much lees advance
than they have been here tOfcre sold in this city.
First rate beaver Hats 53,5I.
All kinds OF sat- HATS and CAPS very low.
m order to sell al the above low prices the cash
system must be adopted consequently those who
purchass will not be charged from fifteen 10 twenty.
Eve per cent. an Offset for bad debts.
ANTHONY,
for many years In the e.Iploy of Todd
Coy No. 3, Columbia place, 7lh ST.,
ap l3-u 2d door north of Penn. avenue.
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U. s. MARINE BAND.

ft'HE Undersigned would respectfully inform the
j Military, Firemen, Clubs and the public gene
rls that by applying To him at the Marine Barracks,
or az his residence, on T. between 9th and 10Th sts
east, or by note at Hlbus g. Hiiz's Music Depot,
they can obtain the services Of the Marine Band
portion Of II either as a brass. reed or cOtilIon
band, which will embrace Louis Weber's unrvalled
puty. r. SCALA,
Conductor and Leader of Marine Banl
an S0-lm<
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TAKE notice..
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under
Il I. the United States Hotel, has Just received q
large supply OF Spring and Summer Goods, and is
now prepar TO offer great bargains TO all in want
of good and fashionable clOth,ng. His @ Ready
made Clothing " will be sold at the following low
prices:
Whole suits, Coat, Pantaloons, and Vest, Of thin
Cloth or cashmere, for Sl2.
Fine Black FrOck and Dress Goats, from $40 to
SIS
Good Business Coats for 81.
Black and Fancy Pants, fIoTl % TO 81.
MarstIlIe5 and SILK Vests, fTO..l 81 to S.
He keeps always on hand large assortment OF
fancy articles, such Shirts, Gloves, Crayats, I'm
brellas, sc.
''sole Agent fo, the sale OF SCOTS FASHIONS
mar IQ-ti.
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DERRY's AND GiLLoTT's 81 Ell PENS in
4 variety, Iusht In person from The manufaeluT-
lLtnys<, a. wei as the bee, qualify and iaisb, Of
eaen o.and' FRANCK TAYLQR
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PLEASURE TRIPS
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.

The Steamers GEO WASH
AZ - INGT0N or THOS. COLLYER
be chartered for public or select parties 20 visit
tie White House Pavilion, Mount Vernon, Fot
Washington, ar other places on the river.
+. The White House Pavilion Is now open for via
tors. IL is besutiful place for pleasure trips; IL
hss 1ne Bal! and Dining room also, q new Ten
Pin Alley. %
QS- For particulars apply TO the President OF the
Company, or the Captains OF the Boats.
Sir. WILLIAM COKE is furnishing refreshments
on he boats, aad is prepared to furnish parties on
the best terms. ap 8-2m
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LOOK HER Ell!

MORE BOUNTY LAND TO ILL who served
INl in ANY WAR since 1870, whether as Officers
Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap
lains, Wagon Masters, Teamstsrs, Landsmsn, Cor
their widows minor children) who have not yet
received full l60 acres, aud have been in service IA
days, will do well t. write 10 postpaid, and their
Land Warrants viii be forwarded TO them for the
al owe quantity Gnd no charge II they do not Jet it.
LLOYD CO.,
Claim Agents Once, opposite U. 8. Treasury,
Washington City, ID. e mar 6-3m
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DERgoNs WITH DEFEcyIy

ID h Il O s. WITH DEFECTIVE
u Tsion are invited 10 examine my
extensive stock of all kinds Of SPECTA- ,GssnSS
CLE5 and EYEGLASSES. Glasses
OF aRy kind, such as Cataract, ParabOla,
PenscOPic, Double COneaye, Double Convex, and
COored Glasses, put in at snort notice, with great
care, and persons IN want Of glasses NAY be sure
10 get those which benefit the eye.
~ Circulars defective Visi0n, ;" gratis al
III. SEMkEN's,
5ao Pa. avenue, betw. 9Th and 10th sts.
mar 30
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REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND

GAS-FITTING DEPOT. j.
THE subscriber respectfully announces 20 his
frienis aud the plGhc ia general that he has re
ceiyrd The FIST lot OF tie celebrated DODGE,S
DOUBLE ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE
PUMP, which received the SILVER MEDAL at
the laie Fair of the Metro ,oliian NJ chaaics' Insu
trte, and is now prepared 10 furnish an who may
Eis stock Of GAS EIXTUHEs are .unsur-
passed in the Dislriet.H t5-&lo so e-.'AI
- Will Es corps Of eonpaAnf w1kmsn be pridss
himself % MI any orders in the PLUMBING AND
GAS-fqFT1NG inie afth pfonsptness and despatch.
ss- All wnk vdo1e wausaled 90 giys complete
satisfaction JOHN REESE,
may 3-tf enj cor. sirh =. and Pa svenae,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
H. THE WHITE HoULE PAvIL-
.Es.ss6 Jon, &c /, has been rsptGkfor the
seasoR, ans is ieady Tor the reception n Visitors
Large a d small parties can be accommodated
with Meals, sc.
For particulars apply TO WILLIAM COKE, on
r, he;W6en 2lst and 22d streets.
No Excursion parties except those already en-
gagged. caa furnish tnsir own caterer except paying
ezra for the of the house.
BY order of the MANAGERS.
9I-MW&FIna
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DENTISTRY.

d B. DONALDSON, Dentist, late Of th firm OF
HI. Hunt Donaldson, continues TO .ess<%a
manufacture and insert those beautiful fffEE-x
porcelain teeth, with without gums, -sklrIy
for specimens OF which (Inade and de-
posted by the late frm) was awarded the first
premium at the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently
held in this city
These teeth are carved and shaded 10 suit each
particular case and their resemblance 90 the naiu-
raj organs Is perfect deceive the most pTac
tised eye.
Particular attention also paid TO filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate and all operations warranted.
Ofice southwest corner Seventh and ID s:s.-en-
trance On ID. mar 2l-6m
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(A) NoTE.-The above named officers and
managers subscri5si their names, not n soi..
nsssss to the Presidents signature, but as
parties referred to in the body Of the deed.
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER TIE sun.
CHARLES WERNER,

PennsylrGnia GrenUe, opposite BTovns' Hotel.
"AS fitted ~ the commOdtCu5 hall over his Res
III tauran, az a first class LACE BEER SA-
LOON, having procured supply OF every luxury
and comforts found in FIRST class establishments OF
the kind IN the Northern cities.
His RHINE WINES and French White Wines,
as well as his Ciarets, Segars. Lager Beer, German,
Italian, and Sweitzer CHEE5ES, and indeed I ev-
cry other appropriate luxury in such an establish
iaent, 10 unsurpassed in this country. E
He sOlicits call from his friends and the public
NAV I2-u
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CUMMINGS FAMILY PRAYERS, in vols,
" Is cents each
Buchan's System Of fAnthropo!ogy, -
Florhe Prin Of Burgundy, BY w MacCabe,
IS cents
Growth OF Holiness, by Paber Soc
VindicatiOn o: the Cath lie Church, 75c
The Immaculate Conception, by Bishop Ulathome
374c
The Heart ofJe.us, by J. D Dalgairns, SOC.
X. LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown, b. e.
may l7-6
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hOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
SOpened this day, forty different styles OF @ ocs
oood CLOCKS 81 Is. Fine Gold Watches, slo
warranted. Jewelry cheaper han ever. . -
Cal and see Cor yourselves at
J. ROBINSON'5,
may1-dlm
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GREAT BARGAINS
N LADIES', GENTS, MISSES, AND chill
Il DRENS' BOOTS AND SHOES.-The
subscriber being compelled % remove from HEzI
the store he now occupies, Offers his pres REN
ent vell-assOrted stock OF BOOTS AND -
SHOES al greatly reduced prices. All persons in
want OF the afaclU will find II 10 their advantage TO
call bsfore purchasing elsewhere.
A. n. SLOAN,
No 304 Pa. ay., near lsth st., north side.
may 1T
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= AND FINE FAsCT annos w. s,s.s
80 lee and Tea Sets, Sugar Bowls, Cream Jugs.
orHes, CuPs, Spoons and Forks Also. prsat
sssnsV 70 a magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suitable
Plated Coffee Sets, Casrn,s. Baskets. spoon- and
Forks, on best Albata ~" aiu
,,., nIe Hneies are warranted ss represented, and
VII be sold Il a small advance. - . - ..
3so Pa. avenue, bet On and iotn streets.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05

WHICH WE OFFER AT WHOLESALE AND Prr.u
At Slight ADVANCE FROM ST LotrIs PRrcrs.
;, 700 j. s. KIMBALL 4 co.
Burlington, June 80, ls54.-ly
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III tLI and Wv. r. THOMPSON have fprmed
-. pattncrship under. the name Of HALL a
THOMPSON, ana will attend to III professional bust
ness that may be coa6ied to them in the State cf
Iowa. They will give particular attention to hlspess
u ehs euyeeaie C0nrt. Sssss SEaEAc
:. - Once on Washington street qadjoining the
Clerks ofhce. Burlington Iowa. az
March Is, SLY
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-05
HENRY II. SCOTT,

WHOLRSA kI, and Retail Deasxt in Hsssign and DO
tnNstic Dry Goods, Queensware, Hardware, Grocer
es Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps and Ready Made Cloth
ing Kecpe q fuifsupply of the above articles am
wiijsell op the most ressofSBsc terms.
s1Ar 7 1T ssoFs: y l:eP
TyTa EH eaa III
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xNf(ilsa1 .Mrpne,s.

InHsN;aI Nancy. ..E
MI EsSRS. CLARK 4 CHEaNUr, at their store On
uA Main Street, Burlington, are receiving in pay-
men for goods tine notes of the following Ipdana Free
i'anks at par = Bark Of Tndiana. Michigan City
agricultural Ban MT Sterling; Bank of Brookvifie,
Brookville; Bank Of Syracuse, Syracuse: Bank Of
Ekhart, dos zen; Bank Of Rockville Rhckvillc Bank
OF 'i"shen, Goshen; Bank of MI Vernon, Nj Vernon;
Bank of Salem. Salem; Bank of the Capitol, Ind an.
'spoiis: Bank Of Warsaw Warsaw Bank Of Month
cesio. Monticello; Bank of Rockpo T. Rockport; IN
dian Reserve Bunk, kokomo: Tppecanoe Bank, VIM
nlmac; Canal B'nk, Evansville; Crescent CITY Bank,
Evansville; Cambridge Citv B,nk, Cambridge City:
Central Bank Indianapolis; Fayette County Bank,
!onneisvi'le; Farmers Bank. Wcstfield; Farmers &
Mechancs' Bank. Indianapolis 7Gramercy Bank, La
fayette, H"osier Bank Iogansport Indiana Bank,
Madison; !ndianT Stack Bank. Laporte: Kentucky
siock Kank. Columbus Lagrange Bank Lima; Mer-
chants a Mechanics Bank, New Albany: \. Y. 4
Va Stafestrk Bank. Evansville; Prairie City Bank,
Ierre Iaute; Southern Bank, Terre Haute; Salem
Bank Salem; Traders Bank. indianapolis; Hun
t'ngton Connty Bank. Huntington.
Bur ington. Feb. 20. '55 l-s assrtref e#5ts
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ri -s..e caf-.fs fPHper NcsCsAsfis4HA sEeas
I'M REAMS wrapping paper, assorted, 4J dozen
ANr hemp bed coftls, 30 dox MANILA d., 20 coils
odage, assorted 25 bale. wrapping iwne for sale y
march 20 j. =. kIMBALL6 Il co.
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t-.u...eag-e SUPERIOR TEAS. sci sar
CEILING 20 Per cent. cheaper than any other house
800 ibs Young Tyson Tel. .at. adg go cts. u m.
400 fhs imperial" nh"r1 % IS
$50 he Gun Hmier 90 "" 80f70 "a 80
200 fhs best Black 20 !" -. a.
The above cannot be cxcelled for strength ha,sYcs
quality, .EY@H.H.SCOTTgE5
nov q Wv Main street
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CLARK & Chestnut

.I8U OIAhN q C1ESN u j. -
IL ANEJgst received by Oatman Express and are
L now opening for Inspection the BEST selection
and most beautiful stock Of ALI @
w rall aAtd N4inter Goods.
embracing all the latest styles Of Dress Goods, and
trimmings to mate, That could be found in all the
eastern cities. Indeed have everything usually
found IN Dry Goods stablishmcnts such as
Hardware, Glassware. and Queensware.
Hats, Caps. Boots, Shoes Bonnets, Or Cloths Car
pets Clothing, &c, &C., TO which would respectful
y call the attention of the citizens and all others
visiting Burlington for the purpose of purchasing
cheap goods and consult their own interestb by cal
ing at the s't9
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T. 1HAAlHER,jo Miscs ilany, 40 vols Ymss = Asne-
g rica = Library, vols, at VAN METERS
Now rs. se f@@F4f1 saM4f0s7 ksffH4 w hE@#sAA1
nRIED FRUIT, Rice, Pts II, Teas, Nails. &c.
apr20 KIxpALLt Co.
.rstf rffr
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THIRD YEAR. VOL. tl---NO-6
Groceries For the MiIIien!
& COS

>. kIMBALL a CO., have jusire ceiveda large
u shipment of Goods, consisting in part afolloMs.
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.....l-. 81 BURLINGTON THURSDAY, APRIL 5 1855
DAGUERREOTYPES.
BY
II. II. Nurse.

r C ntCA Ill.
has returned to Burlington with nm entire new
= apparatus and much better assortment Of case.
than were ever before brought to this place, and bas
fo.kol23AA9AH u2ooo0N0
over w. Il. Mauro's store ION the south side f Jeff
son street. east Of Main) where he has light sEC
oND only TO sky-Iight and far superior in every re-
spect to the one used while here bcfore. M
All are respectfully invited to call and see for
themselves. Nss b 84s99ts~1 ~ = ~ Ao
y. B.--Ail Pictures warranted perfectlysatisfacto
ry. or no charge.
Don't forget the place. on tn South side Of Jef.r.
son a, eS doors east of Maine street.
August "a, 1854. n1gtw n4wtf
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ID. S. EBERSOI1.


Sd door abov le Barret Iouse.l
iEALER in importct ms Colts ppstol.
- gun barrels and gu .niths' materials :Auntinp
Knives, powder, caps shot, lead, wads, game ba
powder TASKS, and all kinds of sporting apparatus
Engraver OF seals, and maker of seal presses; emf
ting brands and bell hanging repaired on short
notice and at reduced prices -
g-Locks repaired, and keys made to fit etc etc
Burlington, Got IL, 1854, div.
Breck's Book of Flowers.
JUST received and for sale at CORSE,S
u april s
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
A Sort, of Sermon.

'Wo unto him that giveth his neighbor drink,
that puttest thy bottle to him, and makest him
drunken also.'-Habakkuk H. Is.
WHO'S it that giveth his neighbor drink,
that putteth the bottle to him, and maketh
him drink also? Against who is wo pro-
nounced? One may be ready to answer,
it is he who enjoys the social glass with
his neighbor, treating him freely, giving
him spirituous or malt liquor, wine or ci-
der, without charge insisting on him to
drink. Another may say, it is the man
who by force compels, actually putting his
bottle to him, pouring the liquor into him
without his consent Another may con-
tend that it is the man who makes anoth-
er that it is he who sells intoxicating
drinks for livelihood And still another,
probably, may, say it is the legislator, the
man who makes the law, which authorizes
the traffic. And yet another may, perad-
venture, contend that it is the voters who
delegate the lawmakers, and give them
power to act; and by re-electing, or elect
ing others of similar sentiments, from time
to time, both declare and confirm, that
they are in favor of the making, selling,
and using of intoxicating drinks as bever
age. Now it seems hard, according to al
this, to fix the responsibility. We give
it as our candid opinion, that all the above
mentioned are responsible for the evils O.
drunkenness, and are, consequently, the
proper subjects of the we pronounced in th'
text But there is still another charactel
guilty in the premises, whom we wer'
t nigh forgetting-I mean the careless, in
t different fellow, who folds his hands calm
ly and says { am not responsible for wha
my neighhor does; if he chooses to ge
,, drunk, and abuse his family, it is none 0
my business IF men are such fools a
to buy liquor and thus waste their money
| impoverish their families, and encourag
the liquor seller, let it be SO what is
e to me- If the seller of intoxicatin
! drink will continue his abominable praetic
: of corrupting the community, and destroy
\ ing the happiness and hopes of women an
' children let him do it he is responsible
e The careless character, is as guilty as II d
1t were by the side of a stream, where a VIC
d man and infant we're drowning, having
e in his power to lift them out, and woul
= = fold his hands, look coOlly on, and say
\ Let them get out; did not push ther
d n what is it to ,meY He is as resPons
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03

The New England Farmer recommends
the following recipe as simple and inval-
liable remedy for rheumatism:
Take pint of spirits of turpentine, to
which add half an ounce of camphor; let
it stand till the camphor is dissolved then
rub it on the parts affected, and it will new
er fail of removing the complaint. Elan
nels should be applied after the part is well
fomented with turpentine. Repeat the
application morning and evening. 1t is
said to be equally available for burns,
scalds, bruises and sprains, never failing
Of success.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
d RAlElG91, a. 3d. OCTOBER g. 1855.

hoped to see Lena once more 1t surely
could not be wrong to look upon her face,
and dream of what the sweet girl might
haze been to him, had his lot not been
cast among the mobiles of the land
He turned to the library with hasty steps.
The withered flowers still were there. Lena
was gone. Sunlight, and beauty, and JOY
had departed with her
TTo BE CONTINUED
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03

@An old newspaper records the saying
of lady, somewhere in the remote country
parts of Yankee land, who, being asked at a
tea party if she used sugar, replied: Il have
an invincible repugnance to sugar, for, ac-
cording to my cogitations upon the subject,
the suavosiiy of the sugar nullifies the ha-
vority of The tea, and renders it vastly OBJ
noxious."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03

'Wo unto him that gveth his neighbor drink
that puttest thy bottle to him, and makest hin
drunken so.-Habakkuk ii, 15.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03

"Look not upon the wine when it is red At
last it biteth like serpent and stingeth like an
adder.-Prouer5s
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
Report. Purnisted by- the Associated Press. !

]
- New ORLEANS, Dee. l2.-The Eteamship Texas
has arrived, with dates from Vera Cruz to the 8th,
and the city of Mexico to the 5th.
Urago has been arrested, charged with conspira-
cy against the government.
Garga maintained the siege at Tampico in spite
of tue orders and pronunciamentos.
Murders, robberies and disorders prevail at Ger
70 VeIdo.
/ CINCINNATI, Dec Is, noon.-Flour, extra 80.
/ Grain, rothing doing Barley / 25al 80. Rye
/ 75as0. Hogs dull Mess pork l6 90; bulk sides
| u; packed green shoulders Is. Lard 10S. Wits
key held at an advance; nothing done. Sugar
steady at 74aS Coffee, prime l24. Molasses 4Oa
Al. River feet. Weather wet
LOUISVILLE; Dec. lS, noon.-River five feet FIVE
inches and falling. The Grapeshot departed yes
terday.
NEw YORK, Dec IL P. M.-Flour 6rmer; choice
low grades and extra Western s 56a9 %; mixed to
choice Southern lag so; fancy to extra do 81
alO IS. Wheat easier; prime Western 90; red
Tennessee O5. Rye 80. Corn; Western mix
ed 9saal 90, delivered; new and old white South
ern 90a95; new yellow IS. Oats 4Sa52. Whisky
404a4O4 New mess pork 90 90; prime Is 90;
Western 10 80 Lard l2Sal2T Dressed hogs 50
ass. Coffee, Rio H. Sugar, Auscovsdo II. no
lssses As.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-14
Iaw Reform.

Mr. FLETCHER concluded bis argument yes
terday in the Senate in Committee of the whole
on the Law Reform Bill-one of the ablest,
most argumentative, and common sense speech
es which the discussion has elected. Mr.. F.
is a lawyer, and his studied the subject thor
onghly. He stripped it most signally OF the
clap-tra humbuggery in which political dema-
gogues have clothed it in their appeals to the
people; and exhibited it in all its weakuess and
impotency. A few such arguments before the
people would put an effectual quictus TO the
mis-caled Law Reform.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-14
-TENNEssEE LEG1sLArURE.
SENATE

GEN a
THURSDAY, Dec. 13.
Mr.. Fletcher, from the committee on corporations,
returned the bill to charter the Tennessee Marble
Mining and Manuiacting company, recommended
It's passage-passed I'd reading.
Also the bill to incorporate the town OF Galatin,
with amendments Incorporating the town OF Buena
Vista in Carroll county, and Neport in Cooke county
passed Cd reading.
Mr. She'd returned the bill TO amend the act en-
titled an act TO amend the charter OF the Stones
river and Statesville Turnpike company aud recon.
mended its passage-passed 81 reading.
Also, bil TO reliuquish the States interest in the
Forked Deen turnpike 10 w. ID. Scales and the
other private stockhodeTs-passed Sd and last
reading
On motion of Mr. Balew, the special order of the
day, being several resolutions on the subject OF
Federal Politics, was taken up. Considerable dis
cusson arose on the motion TO take up, the morning
business not having been gone through and the
Law Reform bill not having been disposed OF.
On motion Of Mr. Ellis, the resolution was laid
on the table, and made the special order of the day
Tor the FIRST Thursday in January.
Mr. Ellis moved to take up the bill to incorporate
the Tennessee Female College mud the Buchanan
College at Winchester.
Mr. Stokes offered an amendment incorporating
the Mortimer Institute in DeKalb county-adoptcd.
The bill then passed on its Sd reading.
amend an act chartering the Cincinnati, Cumberland
Gap and Charleston railroad compaDy-passed FIRST
reading.
On motion of Mr.. Head, the Senate resolved il.
sefiuto committee ofthe whole on the Law Reform
bill.
Mr. Fletcher addressed the committee in Oppo
Sition 70 the bill Without concluding his argu-
meut lac gave way to a motion to adjourn.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Stokes introduced resolution to hold night
sessions on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, in
order 10 discuss the resolutions on the subject OF
National politics. which made the order Of
the day for this day, and day postponed until the
first Thursday in January.
Senate resolved itself into committee Of the whole
and Mr. Fletcher proceeded with his argument in
opposition 20 the Law Reform bill.
Mr.. Carter followed in advocacy Of the bill until
the hour of adjournment
Mr.. Ellis has the floor, on the meeting of the
committee TO morrow.