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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-18

SENATE.

49, JANUARY 16-91, M.
Mr.. She'd presented a memorial from citizens of
Coffee county, asking for an amendment Of the
charter Of the Southwestern Railroad Company, so
IS to allow said road 10 intersect the NJ. & O. T. r.
at Decherds Depot. Referred 70 the Committee on
Internal Improvements.
Mr.. Hall presented preamble and resolution
addressed TO Congress, and asking appropriation
f,om the Treasury Of $4,000 to improve the nayi
CATION of Tennessee River. Lies over
Mr.. johnson introduced bin for the benefit of
the Railroad tax payers Of Davidson County-pro-
vidng th the Tennessee and Alabama, the Nash
vile ard Northwestern. and the Edgedeld and Ken
taeky Railroad Companies shall issue certificates o
SOL to the tax payers Of Davidson County 10 the
amount Of their annual tax. Passed FIRST reading.
The Senate took up Senate bill for the benefit Of
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company
providing than the raid company have State aid for
the whole distance from Stevenson TO Chattanooga
heretofore granted in the event they shall change
the route and diminish the distance ten miles, by
emitting tunnel through Valdez Ridge in the
Cumberland MOuntaiu--the amount Of aid on the
diminished distance to be appropriated to cutting
the said tunnel.
The bin was Supported by Messrs, Steele, Hav-
ron, Rodgers Turney, and She'd; aud opposed by
Aessrs. Hall, Stokes, and Ellis.
Mr.. Atkins spoke in depreciation Of the course
pursued by the Senate in regard to Internal Inn
the bill yesterday granting State aid to the amount
of $4,000 to various railroad companies, and
devatiBg materially from some Of the fundamental
principles and most important safeguards of the
general Internal improvement laws. Though he
could not vote for the bill before the Senate, he
could not conceive how Senators who had supported
the bill yesterday could refuse TO support this.
Mr.. Fletcher spoke in explanation of his course
in voting for bills to promote the Internal Improve
ments of the State. He had done always upon
the principle that be acting for the best interests
of the State. The bill passed yesterday contained
no feature applying to the Senatorial District which
he had the honor to represent, nor to the Eastern
Division Of the State Yet he voted for it a Ten.
nesseean-as representative of Tennessee-and
be believed he had acted for the best interests of
the State.
The bill passed third reading, ayes II, noes 10.
House message transmitting Senate bill to author
ling the Comptroller to appoint deputy, with a
bill in lieu authorizing the Treasurer to sign the
bonds of the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad,
was taken up, and the Senate concurred in said
amendment.
Senate adjourned to 2 P N.
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THURSDAY, Jan. II

The Senator elect from the counties of Claiborne,
Granger, Anderson and Campbell, COL William NJ.
Cooke, elected to Ill the vacancy occasoned by the
resignation of Mr.. Hitch, appeared and was quail
fed, and took bis seat.
Mr.. Cooke presented a memorial from citizens Of
Union county, asking for the establishment OF the
county line of said county, which referred to
Committee on New Counties and County Lines.
Mr. Bowes memorial from citizens Of Scott
county, asking for s., 900 to build certain bridges
accompanied with bill which was read first time
passed and referred, with memorial, to Committee
on Internal Improvements.
Mr.. Steele presented the proceedings of public
meeting of citizens of Haywood county, held at
Brownsville, on the subject OF State aid to build
bridges on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, which
was read and on motion of Mr.. Steele, referred to
select committee, and the Chair appointed Messrs.
Cooke, Ellis, Stokes, Dean and She'd.
Mr.. Steele said that he had received similar
document from public meeting held at hason's
Grove, which he unable present at this time,
they we're in the hands OF a member of the other
branch of the Legislature.
Mr.. Meek introduced a bill requir ing all railroad
companies who have received State aid to have the
first 80 miles under contract and the first 20 conl-
peted by the first of July, 1884, or forfeit State aid
Read, passed and referred
Repeal Of Tie Tipping Ldr.-House bill to re.
peal the tipping law read second time, aad
amended by providing that t shall take effect i'm
mediateiy, and after various other Intellectual at
tempts TO amend, passed-ayes 3, noes IL.
Senate adjourned 10 2k 2. Al.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

House Bills on Second Relding-The following
bills were passed second reading:
To establish Criminal Court in the city Of Chat
tanooga
To make owners of Negro slaves liable for their
acts.
To amend the several acts establishing and de-
6ning Union county.
To charter the Phoenix Mining and Manufacturing
Company
To onend the practice in the County Courts of
this State.
To amend the civil practice in certain cases.
For the benefit of common schools.
To amend the charter of the city of Nashville.
To amend the law in regard to killing wolvks.
To prescribe the mode OF proving open accounts
before Justice of the Peace.
To protect the lay members of all ecclesiastical
denominations against the domination of the clergy.
To prescribe and limit the liabilities of inn keep
ers in certain cases.
Pending the consideration of Mr.. Dunnington's
bill to amend the internal Improvement acts Of
1884
The House adjourned to o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate bill TO establish the 18th Judicial Circuit,
was variously amended, and referred, with the bill
20 establish a Criminal Court AZ Knoxville to the
Judiciary Committee, with instructions 10 report
bill equalizng the lsoors Of the Circuit Judges
throughout the State.
SIR. Head introduced bill to pay r. J. Meigs,
Esq, for selecting and purchasing the State Ii.
brary.
Mr.. Smith: A bill fixing the interest at per CT
on Internal Improvement bonds.
Also: A ball to endorse the bonds Of the Z. 7.
and Va. Railroad Company.
Senate BiLts On Ihird ReadiHg-To incorporate
Manchester College IN Coffee county; referred.
To incorporate Flat Greek Female Academy in
Bedford county; passed
To provide tor the printing, binding, and disiri.
button OF the revised Statutes; rejected, ayes IL
uoes IL.
TO authorize Justices of the Peace TO take bonds
aud reeognizances for the appearance Of defendants
in State prosecutions before themselves; passed.
lOprotect widows andorphans. Providing that
all property exempt from ution 10 the hands Of
the husband, shall be exempt in the hands Of the
wiIow; and that she shall have laid Of 10 her ia
addition much Of the OF lbe estate Is will
sGppou herself and family one year from the death
OF her husband. Passed
Adjourned TO VI A. NJ. 10 morrow.
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Mr. Snodgrass demanded the previous question,
which, being sustained cut of Mr.. Dunninglons
amendment and the bill was then rejected, ayes
%, noes Al.
Mr.. Cavitt moved reconsideration of The vote
rejecting the bill which, on motion of Mr.. Travis,
was taken up and the House refused to reconsider,
ayes 80, noes 81.
On motion of Mr. Cowden, the House took Up
Mr.. Colquets bill prohibit the sale of adulterat
ed liquorson its third reading, which wasrejected,
ayes "a, noes Az
The House then adjourned to O'Clock, P. n.
ArTEREooE sEs ION.
House Bile on Second Readisq-Mr. Galbreath's
bill to compel the attendance of witnesses in crimi.
nal causes, was rejected.
Mr.. Bartetts bill to amend the proceedings 10 the
collection Of debts was, MOTION of Mr.. BreD, in
definitely postponed.
number Of other bills were passed on I'd read
ing; the following rejected:
hr Bartlests bill to facilitate the taking Of depo-
sitions. and TO reduce the cost
House adjournhd 10 o'clock, P. NJ.
NIGHT SESSION.
The night session was also spent in the conside-
ration Of bills on second reading, number OF which
were passed.
THURSDAY, jan II.
Bills ht,rodnced-Mr. Dortch, from the Commit
tee on Ways and Means. reported bill to sell the
Memphis Hospital grounds and buildings.
Also: Reported bill for the benefit of the East
Tennessee Hospital Appropriates o,OOO TO be
expended in the erection of a Hospital building |
Resof~tioas-Mr. Parks offered joint resolution
providing that the Legislature shall adjourn sine die
on Monday, the 18th Of February, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ.
Mr. Cavitt moved a suspension of the rule, and
q n
and noes expression of the sense of the House
in regard to an adjournment at that time, which
was negatived, ayes %, noes 40, so the House re-
fused to suspend the rules
Mr.. Buen offered resolution "that il is the
sense OF this House that resolution TO adjourn
sine die, is calculated TO produce discussion and an
unnecessary consumption of time, from the fact of
the multitude OF business on the calendar" The
rule was suspended and the resolution adopted, ayes
81, noes 81.
Notions to Reconsider taken up-Mr. Bullen's
motion to reconsider the vote rejecting the bill to
regulate the tax on slaves, was taken up and the
vote reconsidered, aud then the bill passed on I'd
reading.
Mr.. Tiptons motion to reconsider the vote re-
jecting Mr.. CaVitts resolution in regard the null
LITIGATION of the fugitive slave law was taken up,
and after some debate, the House, under the opera
ton OF the previous question, refused to reconsider
ayes "a, noes SO.
Mr.. Holmes motion to reconsider the vote pass
ing on third reading the bill to charter the Mineral
Railroad Company of East Tennessee, was taken up
and rejected, ayes 81, noes SO.
MarfreesborO' Gas Con,pdny-On motion of Mr..
Tompkins the House took up Senate bill to charter
the Murireesboro' Gas Company.
MIR. Cox offered an amendment to constitute the
Military Department of the University of Nashville
military corps: adopted.
Several other amendments were adopted, when
the bill passed second reading.
The House then adjourned to o'clock, P. N.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 16.
Bib LStrodaesd--By Mr.. Pogue: To appropriate
to the Trustees OF Clifton College assist in build
ing College for the purpose OF educating the indi
gent aud orphan children, that may be sent TO il,
Tree OF charge. The appropriation Is TO be paid
OGi Of The revenue Of WayHe county for the pres
ent year
Also 10 Incorporate the Trustees Of Clifton Col
lege.
Also: To incorporate the town Of Clifton.
Mr. Ritchey: For the benefit OF citizens living
near railroads. Makes Railroad Companies liable
Tor killing or sounding stock OF ans kind by the run.
uing OF their locomotives
Mr.. Hattou; To incorporate the Three Forks In
stitute 10 Wlis9a county.
Also. To incorporate the Educational Society Of
Of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Aysu; To establish the dividing Hnes be-
tween The counties Of Morgan, Fentfeas and scott.
Mr.. Holmes. To incorporate the Memphis Agri-
cal .aral Fair Grounds Company.
Ar. Wallace: To establish the dividing Iine be-
tween The counties Of Campbell, Anderson and
Reane.
7hs Hsr7iiags-on motion Of Mr.. Travis. the
House took up the biil 20 purchase the Hermitage
and establish Agricultural hnd Military School.
and l. vas passed On "a reading.
On motion Of Mr. Travis, she bin vas made the
special order for the 2Gsh !nst. ~
TAs Lguoy Qsssfioa--Ihe House look up shs
unfinished business Of yesterday. hing Mr. BHsn's
blH 70 sapprszs tlpphng nuizaaeea add breaches q
she eeaea 81
The amendment offered By Mr.. Brown, Of Madi.
son, vas adopted, ayes %, noes 81.
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"THE NEW HAVEN TRAGEDY.

rPrOteslGpiisD, in Coaneciien-A nev 'ReformG
tiOR aud is prO,o martyr"
There are probably more murders, and assassina-
ton, aud throat cuttings, in the Pspal portion Of
ireland, 10 one week, than there is n all New E1g
land -iu proportion to population, from years
end TO the other. Judged By the same rule the
Journal applies TO Protestanism here, Romanism in
the Old Country must be infinitely worse than even
"Wskemanism."
The occasion is also turned TO account by His
Grace Tor his organ,-Which is all the same to In.
dulge another sneer at the Common Schools aud the
Bible,--thus
"rhe ''land of Common Schools and the open
Bible without note or cOmmenL"-th favored and
sanctmonious land Of Connecticut has taken a
new step hn religious reformation. The sect that
has arisen in the bosom Of that community, and
the acts that thus far hIve marked its develcp
ment, speak trumpet-tongued Ia favor Of leaving
men 20 Bibles aud 10 Common Schools, and Of re.
pndialing the idea that man, him latsl aber
ration, needs from God nfallible Church ior his
guidance"
Heaven help man then, II the nfallible
Church. that Is to 'guids him" has for its teachers
aad eKsmplars, men who are, thus, no, ashamed to
disseminate, knowingly, impressions, 90 wiekedly
false, so ready 10 draw malignant differences from
premises 80 iransparently untrue.
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Auction sale of Groceries
BY
DAVIS. PITCHER & co.

JAWS, TlGGnEh q W.
w TUEsDAY MORNING., January %, ,S56, viii offer
Auction for Cash. large and well assorted lot Of Gro
] les, to wit
95 hhds New Sugar;
10 (" Clarified do;
IS barrels crop MoasseF;
167 y do do do dc;
81 do Loaf Sugar;
225 bags Prime tireen Rio Cones
leo barrels No. 8, Mask-rel, Large;
50 boxes Cod FisA:
IS do scosch Herrings;
$50 do S7ar Candles
125 do Taiow do
30 do Pearl Starch;
81 bags Buekwheat flour;
tefce1 fresh Rice;
80 dozen Wash Boards
1n0 do Brooms;
50 i've Gallon Oemijohs;
800 boxes assorted glassware.
50 do Pint and Quart Fiasks;
80 do assorted Pickles,
30 do robacco, very Popular brands;
10 cases Matches
do fine Cigars, Ito be sold by The case"
1T5 DOZEN Painted buckets;
a. do Half bushei Measures;
- barrels d. d. whksy;
l25 do Pikes Magnolia DO;
IS boxes Cheese:
$50 kegs Wheeling Nails-assorted Sizes:
- casks Soda
IL 90 Lon on Porter Hibbigs Brand;
IS boxes n. H. Kaisins.
IS Kits MackrrrL
~ barrels Family Vinegar;
~ DO Old Reserve Whisky;
$40 reams Wrapping paper.
81 doaen Hemp Pios Lines;
with many ether atcies Ia Inc Most o. thc above
DDS ave on consignment and viii BE- s0ld Goods vii Be
Janis Nc. "a Pubis square
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EY- The Hon. WIZ. A. Cooke, Senator elect
from the district composed of the counties of
Anderson, Campbell, Claiborne and Granger,
in the place of Charles Hitch, Esq, resigned,
took his seat yesterday. Col. Cooke beat his
Democratic competitor (Col. James Lafferty,)
almost two TO one. He is one of the first men
in his district, and win make an able and eff
cient Senator. We are pleased to learn that
he is uncompromisingly opposed to the plausi-
bic humbug which is now before that body
under the name of "Law Reform" That
measure will now meet the fate it deserves.
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REGULATORY measures.

The House Of Representatives yesterday
refused to reconsider the vote adopting the
resolutions of Mr. Cavitt in regard TO multi
ication of the fugitive slave law. The vote
was, ayes "a, noes So Til resolution, il will
be remembered, recommends the people OF
Tennessee not TO trade with the citizens of any
State that las refused to carry ont the provis-
ions of the fugitive slave law. In regard to
the policy of adopting such a resolution, We
expressed ourselves at the time of its adoption.
We have only to add now, that, we have too
much confidence in the conservatism and good
sense of the Senate to believe that body will
sanction the action of the majority Of the
House and place Tennessee 10 the very ridicu-
lous attitude she would occupy with such a
resolution upon the journals of her Legislature,
while her people would pay about as much
regard to its recommendations as they would
to the voice of the idle wind.
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To EXTRACT CREASE FROM CLoTH.-The
following Is said TO be inialhble To sixteen
ounces OF rectihed spirits of wine add ten grains
Of carbonate of potash, (pure,j half an ounce
Of essential oil Of Bergamot, and one ounce Of
sulphurie either; mix and keen in glass-stop-
pered bottle. Apply with a piece of sponge,
soaking the cloth thoroughly when the grease
Il not recent. The mixture emits q peculiarly
fragrant odor, and being fluid soap. chemical
ly composed, viii be found perfect solvent
Of oily matter.
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STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.

! flee No. John st., 2 doors from Broadway.
NEW YORK.
INHE ude' sgne1 propretors Of this establishment have
for long time (the senior pa Of the firm, Nathan
aet for 81 years. been prosecuting their business at sta
Island They lave spared eIrt expense, especi
" in the last few yeas excel in ali the branrheso their
t. and have been successful in attaining high degree Of
proyement, well the machinery and pparatus for
essng different sl Of goots in practical artistic skill
dyeng and finishing Ladies Silk satin and Merino Dress
great improvements have been made. In large proper
Of cases, these articles de- in color and hnsh
cry nearly equain app goods. Crspe Shaws
oaks, MATTHIAS, Velvet Garments, &C, also very
fdy treated. Faded and stained goods restored or 10
Jed.
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES wATERED.
Lace and Muslin Curtains Carpets, Rugs and Table Gov
Cvanr ed and Rehnshed Damask and Moreen Curtains
eauifuy Dyei. Also Rib rs, Hosiery, Gloves, &C.
4 Orders execu' ed with care and despatch.
Goods received AMI returned BY express
Goois kept subject to he claim Of the ~ months
BARRETT, NEPHESs co,
janis-6m John $: 2 doors from Broadway, n Y.
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LEAP YEAR-THE LlDlEs.--Leap year hes
come again, When, By congratulated custom,
ladies are privileged 10 pop the question"
Crusiy old bachelors go about in tsrrUr. giving
g vide . III 20 every pretty gil they meet.
and blessing heaven foF the invention 81 hoops,
which prevents the fair creataFeasetEIng them
Vi Ell armis-PAA Ledger.
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FLOURl FLOURll

WE Mes Yosk Ms h,ve reeeny epensd der Depot ~
TIE % stand a Port Bosai siils Depot No. eouth
llsTs street. whsrs n Hia ke<p eans'xnty hand
aEe saPpy q hHs Flour Pc up expressly or fas ase
80 good ot II Unhostsa fioEr bseksheat foar, Meal
ran, ke A..
Thsss MIS- have long been known in this eoHunniy
rashias ms bal ksl hrs ~ % ths nsrtet aud
snsF rsqalres ri safisfJ Al sha Feet Feef
e their nterezt bay q rs 1isalsD q b
- 3 paEtssulariy directed - ihis.
taniT QUICK CO.
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Auction, Commission
AND
General A<0nCX,

Is A. y - Nff a. 4 ID =
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VIII io sel tiaois snt M.rchaudlse u every D.
ipiis e Aarslsn. lof C4sh n on I.s
20 take hs psper resolved "a deeds soid a. pab
aactien afth IN e.
frpcexet ~ as PAID ofer 81 I'm thrcs aaFs Rer sales.
CoaiSaa1nts prFate sales had Eorl 10 inslraetaas
Airsnseuleps ss 81 lhsrAl Advaaess as inse ces al
.ynaie
R.s.-se GosFs bsagha ar soia % ny era assount.
EEEJ. " SHE Dk
Ianio aenerl Agcnt, a Pabisc sauars
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e- We are compelled to throw aside more
interesting matter to day; to make room for
legislative proceedings, which have sccamulst-
ed in our " copy drawer"
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CuEssTNAs PEKsExn.-A frisnd said that
he bad mos kiss frpIa bis wife and another
from his daughter. The ilrss De sAlnsd Tor i,s
rarity, and tie second for lie disinteresssdnsss
begng given foT bracelet Pest
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FRIDAY, JANUARY IS, 1853.

s- The Pasy1os Is the successor of the "Tse Wing"
Messrs sKuH. MozoAx Co. having purchased the print
ing materials subscription list kc-. Of the latter.
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OF AZ G ITO " S 4 L e.
lWESG the incceny q M weather ne sale sdscF-
tissi - aiace he II Instant ne re.lsnes
Nsi r. A. barue. eve Eiies en- he ety. re Hyda's
rsY farppks, i pospoasd unfl Thn sss s3h iBstant
ianl5--td d THltfU, Acc neer.
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Piano FortesI piano For+as n
TO THE PUBLIC

No. The undersigned would respectfully an
n.y. bounce to his friends. and The citizens Of
Nashville and vicinity that be has rstnrnrd The city for
the purpose Of pursuing hs profession that he
ISOLATED with h tie TALENTED Artist. Mr.. y AUGUSTUS
WSDsRTH; and be ees assured from success in an.
other State thai hs Efforts In their profession eannot fN
be received with By lovers q srtia Tennessee
JOHN W. DODGE.
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EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENT,

M are rehting Warehouse, No. 70 Public Square,
w with all the moiern improvements, and will be pre-
pared by the goth February to exhibit entire New
OF spring Goods direct from the manufacturers and Custom
Houses in New York. Boston and la1epha, comprising
much larger and finer of Goods than
rec kept by Our stock will be complete in every depart
ment Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
A. j. DUNCAN co
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TNuE ra Of Ewin Brothers, heretofore exstag.
dissolved TIE Slyt DeceHbT lss IN eoaseqzenee a
e asafh % Watts d. RWa Tbe has wi be settled b.
= Surviving partners
gahn n RHia and WI liam n. Es'n sii cnniiaue the
hoesAe Drug Business all Yarieas brsnchra sp4rF the
IN aru-styie heryt0oss. snd FesFestay secs SHARE
pshiie patronage. ENIN B20'S
lsnIf-dhtrwlm Ne Celisse e.
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Tie voters of Louisville will be called upon
In few days to decide whether that city will
subscribe an additional million Of stock to the
completion Of the Louisville aud Nashville
Railroad. The papers of that city seem to be
confident the question will carry.
Among the resolutions Of the late ''0ld Sol
diers' Convention at Washington, was one
declaring that Statue should be erected 10
the memory Of James Madison, near or In the
city of Washington.
The editor of the Charleston S. o. Catbo-
lie Miscellany, announces that gentleman Of
that city authorizes him 10 say that he viii be
another (the eth, so far snnonncedo Of the
hundred Catholic lsyiDen, TO contribute each
1000 for the American College 10 Rome.
Macaulay, twenty years since, after giving
In an article on history, bis idea IS to what II
should be, concluded by saying that history
thus written, would have greater run than
the latest novel. lie lived 10 verify bis predio-
zion 10 his own case. Nothing from the pen
of Dickens or ThAckersy, was ever sought
with so much avidity as this brilliant essayist's
fret two volumes OF the History Of England
A correspondent of the London TINES, IN
commenting upoa the progress of Irish as'i'
culture, states that during the past is yeah
the value of farm stock 10 Ireland has increas
cd from So, 900, 900 to e35,oOo,oOo sterling
and tl,at the number ofhorned cattle has r'sea
from 1000, 600 TO $3.50. 600, while the guanti-
" has correspondingly improved. Sin, how
ever, of,he %. OOo,oO Il aeres vine b Irels nd
comprises, only about one fourth is under de
rser tiIIage, and foll one third Is in Pss'ore.
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BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTSI

HAVE received most extensive and wei assorted stock
Gentlemens Roots the best have had OF WATER
PROOF DoUBLE-sOLE, WELT, 4 WELT, and THICK
SOLE of the best maui actuTe and FAsHIOSABLE make
Gents Super French Cali Dress Boots at the loves,
prices llec29 JOHN RAMAGE.