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LAYING THE SUB MARINE CABLE.

The subjoned interesting letter addressed by the
writer from board the Niagara to his father in this
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WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING. JULY az. 1865.


the Union establishment view the proposed
change terms will be conducted strictly cash basis all
for the collection subscriptions f the Union dseon
No should be Agents after tins date eA
Mr. W. Lpscomb who authorized 20 make COLLECTIONS
Ia Delsware Maryland, and Virginia.
wAxmxoros, March %, is5s-u
The foregoing conclude agents oolec
tors that We now employ ed In this bat
those only performed such service IN other parts Of the
country. Ap zs-u
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INRENCH LEGATION. ---lnformatio il hereby
given 26th inst the Office Of tho French Legation
ill further No. 81 Pennsylvania
Open IL O'Clock &c O'Clock p. Jaly 27-2t
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T,mE ARCTIC REGION IA new plan for a Re

FINHE ARCTIC REGlON IA new plan Tor Ke-
figeraior NUNDY HUTCHINSON No. Ill Tenth street,
between srccsThis invention accommodates ali
being compartments
per % Ice aud accommodates all the commodities
hotels restaurants boarding houses
famles order
peculiarly interested IN the preservation Of materials cacu
lated perish cold approved Of tho Region
Refrigerator willingly append their notw
stsnding large patents they
up the
greater saving 80 and made
notice, Of capacity required has been
filed.
To see ono in operation House corner Of
anil 9th streets.
The following persons approve OF the model
c. W. Flint, W. NJ wecms,
I'M N. II. Mack. n. II. Topping
Major j. Fletcher, W. II. Chase,
v Shaner, George Brumley.
July 22-d1w
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since January 1922 o4o 2o7 I 4b67n 7o,is0, 2ss
The cash transactions for the week at the custom house
and sub treasury have been as follows
rusom Houae Sul,T raagu
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THE STEUBEN FESTIVAL.
GREAT GATHERING OF. GERMANS AT AR.
LINGT0N.
sKEIcH OF GENERAL srEUBENs LIFE,

THE PROCESSION, SPEECHES, SONGS AND ENTERTAINMENT
THE DAY. ~
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coNsIeNKEs

Chamnsrlin, 1llsI.L Crawford ! Co., Cleveland, D
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Cleveland Produce AIarket.

MORNING LEADER OFFICER
TUESDAY, Oct l9-6 p NJ
The ua, to-day has been extremely dull There has been
,n son- IN aour and the sales Of whss; amount only to
a few carloads Al 9ac-
CORS-ssIes 4iOj bush at $ free on board
BARLEY-3 eaTlosds Al 6e and so bu prime yesterday
q 75e
CHEEsE-Suan sales very choice al Sc
HIGHwINEs-Sales % bbls at@lc
LARD-Duu Al 10 OGleke-
sALT-seIling At 81. .4SGs As from dock
APPIES-Sale So bbls god n S2,55 per bbl.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-Oct. 18th.

PORT OF CLEVELAND-Oct. 18th.
ARRIVALS.
steamer Nav Oieen yiger Detroit.
Prop Cataract. HarSe. Builo; $50 toas mise; Bond
Prop Grsuile state, Chapman. osdesouTgh AZ tons dse
Pro- CIV Crsarlsn Sissoa Dunkirk; ions mdsr. c
c raifOad I do. Z s ? rairu1d, II TINS DO II II 4
%; Z do II 4 AicB.
Schr Mary, Sprt CLAIR, l3o m n lumber 100 m aih
sohr Msrq6etis Mcclure Osveso; 80 bss salt, Dek-
Sohi Wings Of the nsoun Gray. Buao; 81 tons caai Is
tous stoves W II Keith
Schr America Sc,yile B1falo; no clrro-
witch, Fuller. Pt Huron; g N q lumber - m
laih, s. N shinsles - dar Posts, II A Hurisurt- =
Stow Prince Peace Moore, keleys Isian Is cords Of
limestone
cLEARANc
Steamer May Qaeen. Viger. Detroit
Prop Gov Cushnan, Siss "a, DInkiTk; lot sundrles-
Pop Mendoza, Spencer. Chicago; lot sludTles-
Bacue F0utenslle Mocre Chicago 80 tons Of coal,
Sehr TIu Sis.er Jackson Milwaukee, so tons coal Is
coke, FarTcn y Iuiton-
Schr r J Gibbs Campbell Toledo, No cargo
Prince Of Peace, Moore Ksi eys Island, cargo.
e List OF Vessels passing and out Of the Lock OF the
weand Canal Port Colbourns c. W. furnished by the
Lock Tender the Board Of Lake Underwriters p Dob
bius Secretary
Bound EAST Oct I6ih-Barquo Clayton; sclrs Narga-
re-. J H HaIm1n, Ds!os De w0lf- On Inc lsih-ProP-
Wisconsin.
BOUND EAST OCT. Isi-Prs7 Young An Tiea; sclr Elk.
On lslh-Blrques Geo. ThuIsf W r Allen; brgs
Lafsyelfe Cook " Cross; scrs Cy Of Toronto. Great
Ne~-rn. Maue Leaf. Baltic T0s kussiord. Sral ltIl
hard Perseverance, Gold Hunter Gen SCOT. Hamilton,
Richmond, " Y DayT olsan oi the Lakes, Caiarsgui'
4 Rigs { Wheeler
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iDbpsifiarls & 5urgeOhs.
]. N. JOHNSON, N. d.,
HOMROPATUTCT

Once loT sartwelTs Block Superior Street. ror, s.n
eca ;. Residence No III PRtsburEh s. Cleveland O.
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RRADBURN & FTsHER-

SUCCESSORS 10 c. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants and Dealers IN Fish Nailz
Glass and Produce Nos 49, and "a yer street, and 10 and
u N eadow street, Groeer's Block Cleveland, Ohio
Q BRkDBUEN.l
W A FIsHER.t a1g3l-dlY Isl
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COMMERCIAL.
~ ,~n opNl.MrvrkL PRINTrNC.

= PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Piaia and Ornamental Printing Of Cfery description
done Il me PRINTING OF the eaaeT ON e On
improved and most rapid steam pressesin the best
strls GA notice and Il easCnabls rfes PaIticuiar
ateuiioa paid to blank Every description OF Bind
~ done especially Blahk Books, Ledgers Journals
salcs Rnaks. Receiriug B.oks &C. ee.
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Groceries, Mt.

UlpLII lID1 ~Ls
IDRIED APPLES-A nice lot at 20
MESS P0RK.-1OO barrels for fIIEs9l sale
IRUTTER.-50 kegs Prime Central
ID Bguer. sep30 ". 8IELHINCH-
FOR SALE FOR CASH, BY
Il HOVER MARTIN, No. 20 AIerv1n Street
a nice lot OF DRIED APPLES;
FLOUR Extra and Double Extra, AZ wholssals and
CORN, al wholesale and Retail;
| Old OATS, AZ wholesale and Retail;
| TlNJTHY SEED, al Wholesale aad Retail.
! ep5 J, n HOVER.
InUTCH BULBOUS RUUTS.- We
u have tins az received choice assortment Of Iya
eYnih rlllP and Gfecls Bulbs Jus impoTted from ho
true 70 and color Catalogues viii be ready for =
seP2s Cleseland seed store
IH0MINY AND SAMP, PUT UP in
- " ID: Bag very nice arieie made frem white
WINGS FARINA CRACKERS
c rses9sd 9 is nS 6S Ns aas SoE Ses Of c me os
sale at No onlaIi9 street. J. STAIR SON.
ITIMOTHY SEED. FIFTY BAGS
4 III RTITine' new RAPED. WM MIEELHlNeH. u E.
NEW LARD.-3,000 LBS. PRIME
sepl4 ~ Mer,yin street
ELOUR. .-FREDERICKS
I7n, EAST SALT CREEK VALLEY; S ard ,oRyILLE
-sepll a. MerwIn Street.
OLD FORTRESS - CITY HILLS STORB,
MORGAN & ROOT ARE NOW
reeeIynS l1rss and unusually sttrsctIye Stocs Of
be d 10 cash eGsois rsSho s snd rstsii-a; SSvis
eedented low Dnees even At this fIvOrte establ sni
1R0 BBLS.. NEW FINE SALT,
Ley ~, iu-'TsesiVed and for sale BY :, ,,o,-rn
100 BBLS. EXTRA AND DOU-
1OO ble Extra FLOUR On hand and for sale, At
jas I'M HOVER.
corn AT WHOLESALE AND Re-
,GS -' No. 20 xsruia 4 sii.ss 81 aoTEs c!ysl.Ds O
.4OOTH5REf- BBLSi I3sI, 5, DETROIT RIVER
Hs DETROIT 9th RITER ,l El,s m Il H1,st 2, Eq5as
SODA SYRUPS.-SYRUPS of all
Pure-t9r saisb Z ". sAcKRlDER
-my2 is SuDerior street.
COOKING EXTRACTS-Of all fla
myzs Ew sACKR1DER.
GATAWBA AND TSARELLA
y EINE--GTgwth Of Kssys Islands EarrlHted pure
for ale By the gallon or bottle By :, ...
chemical Soaps
GORHAM 4 APLINE ARE SOLE |
ST1HAic ASs1ts y fr % %s,AwfERs ,S WHITE AND YELLOW
ute free from Tosln. and will sell per cent ches
er than any other Chemical Soap. my5ldti5
ERESH T0MATUES-Put up by |
Il theShakers. For sale Al SANBORN'sI
NAYS 80. Oufario Sfreef.
DRIED PEACHES-A small lot left |
Rys At sGNBoRNs
900 BBLS. WATER LIME-In
cOOSt0re and for sale by
myt:s0l lsl CHANBERl.IN CRAWFORD co.
NEW SALT.-500 Bbls. Fine Salt
In just received and for sale By
SAITH q PUTNAM.
aRl lsl and lsl River street
0000 SACKS TABLE SALT
AOOO For sale. ap2l SMITH PUTNAM
GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE
~ We haverecsntly male large additions 70 our sIo
Of Glnceries. aud prepared 20 sell AT WHOIESAIE
TO PROMPT PAYING CUSTOMERS, askiag onI1 |
Coinmlssi1n for dong the business.
Our stock . ire AID IN full supply Of almost
every knd % goods usually kept in the holerae orr
Iraae We WOuld cali the attention Of Tde 10 ou~
stock and solieIf share Of heir patruuaes
abs MORGAN ROOT
:
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STlNDART, BEMIS L MURRAY,

FLOUR.
We receiving the following well known brands0i
Flour consignment. to which call the Atisntioa
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Burning flnio.
Builders & Arfbitffts.

BROOKS S. c. & E. W, BUILD
I'D ERS Ais dnnufactureTx Of Doors Blinds, Sash
BTsckets and al nds Of Scrol-S@Sing and Gohc work
Purliculxr atteri pad FifingUp Stores FacoTy
Divisoast- nss CenIre Block. Ceyeland. O. nelo-e3l
CORLETT & CUBBON MASTkP
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET


E,lr-C,utipu-s IA favor Of the buyer, the demand Is
chiefly foI The supply q he ihs e@9q9 "a ~ pfs,s an =
foT suSsTas state; 81 is4 % eEtrs stare s. = = Is
Tor sgFeIfhe stern s, Ie5 eE s E ~ ~ si maj S1
hoop Ohio market closing heavy eaIsdan ioaI dgll
sales s1 .shS aSS 6D y lsTS'i Ts'eeisai S12 3i
Whcai-The haTket IS heavy, aad pTiess tend sroagiT
IS er1reaiey limited; sale 90 ol Ted winter western a
81 0s 300 bu white Kentucky a 81 . and 30 Dl ftd
NJSisl- NRIssID1iI a. II AZ 7sa76c
psrley-In larse supply, and l1gsr saes li5 hl a s
sI f0r common 10 go5i and 81 % for very haHdsome
GoTevy oT and rocpns sales sooa bu a 6ss70c r
oommsn 10 g5oi mired western; 1le7l for common par
afs-DuIl al 444 for state, and s9c fr western and
WsIsErsales $50 bbls at 2c and $50 bbs Of choice
&c --...., -. i. ,.o
bbls a SIC s5ls 81 for mess So 20 ala 3 pre SIS
Tor cieaf and S 2s9ls for cid I'D new ihia mess
packed and for extra mess Beef rams and nine mesE
'1S gu \ MeslsD1li sales "a hhds ese fOr Shoulders
ssr for hams; sales TO- 001 lbs uck e sides al &c
Butsr-A moderate business dong a. I2a2oc for Ohio
sfocks-Seoon1 board hrn: y c Is 81 Mo 6s 81; Hsr
it NOR, 81; LAG srInis e en- x honSs i So sa ] @
ilsjz; Chi 4 K 5sll: N Mss iGN
BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-oct. Is
IBT rELIGRAPH.l
Flour-The market continues dul and heavy, and there
the range Of and double Indiana, ohi5, Aich
wb..tThe market Is dull and heavy; sales 2ooo0 hu at
SOC Milwaukee club; and sc for extra do SEC for red
CorB-Duli and hesvy and buyers AID sellers apar
an theiI views; sales 800 @ 5a a &C - r,r,
kye-Neminsl Al &c
WiisEyISIesdS; sales 40 bbls al 2oc
KeoeiPts = hOu,s-FIosr iiOOO Ibis: wheat bush
Can Canal s6 me- snsf1ST Gs-- so bu wheat Ooo bus com
6IoObu-
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paper 6aneers.

NEW PAPER.-RECEIVED THIS
In DAY. 81 cases Paper Hznginsx, al No g So
poylor sreet sspig NJ CARSOE
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MRS. RoBINsoN'S cERTIFIcArr

VEExoE. TrumhuIl Co. MAY ist asa
Inis esrtlfes that have besn very poor hsah for
years and found little relief after anrer
81 rhtslcians- oly DISEASE ProiaDsis Ute n had
been reduced by that and Floucr AIbus until had become
ed % conslterabe extent By the advice % DR.
W Bushnell prosurei and took sK bottles nIarshaIs
yteIna atholicun which enabled aiead 70 M nus
nani N his ost sickness until he died which wss about
year sice have taken three bottles s'nce his a. ah
Nheh h1s made me able 70 labor and support nv family of
three children. The Catholicism has nearly restored me 10
health the only thing that has miiis ated ny saer
ING Tor which feel very grateful = -
MARY Z. ROBINSON
The cATHoLIcoN is for sale by City Druggists and hy
nellelne dealers generally j1n2
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oswEGo PRODUCE MARKET-cct. ls.
CBY TELEGRAPH
Flcur-unchauged
Whsat- In moderate demand some holders will not
moet puyer szlcs lBO00 bu s. 10 for G.
white Canadian; 81 white indiana; ald 81 y for white
hlrhIzan
I,or1. Rye. Barley AMI Ozis quiet
Canal Fresh-sieady; ou 81, wheat loe com s4e 10
New York.
Like Imparts-sl00 bus wheat, bus rye Il 20 bus
barlcy; 2-2iu bu oalS: 6OUu bu peas.
KKporis-ssOO bbls -four; 3ooO bu Whsat 1928 ou CON-
$50 au barley.
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QUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SeG1iIlg Machine,
go

OniS 500 anu coOs
THE citizens of Cleveland, and all
i others interested IN Family Sewing Machines are
invited 70 call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
THIS Machine is the VerY latest Improvement tpatent
granted lith OF August l and is ackn1w edged by al
good Judges to be THE Fan y sewing Machine thai has
long been wanted has the advantages all the old
patents without their complicated machlnerdoeS
goO work, aud can be sold leat deal cheaper while
durability and slmp lety will commend itself 70 a
II sews ron two 0Tdlnarr spoos, without revInding
Il and fine work with equal facility and has
very elastic stitch that Will not although every 0urh
sfi- n be cut
Each Machine Is warranted perfect er and fun ard
directions accompany each Alachlnes and II
SIMPLE, that IL opern be learned thoroughly one
hour
II Is not liable 10 get Of repais easily oled and
EASILY, while there 10 work
than any Machine IN the market
This Machine makes beautiful Embroidery Stitch also
Gathers nicely
The first opportunity the citizens Cleveland
have had OF buying tins Machine they coray invited
70 call and examine them at NORTHS PHOTOGRAPHIC,
AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY. before purchasing else
70 chance offered 70 speculltOrs wishing To
buy County Rights bIr North hasseTenty Counties
% SELL this stale. All letters addressed 10 him viii
where. WALTER C NORTH.
Oc4 re Agent for Cuyahoga County.
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Drugs.


AlaIsalls Uterine Cafhoicon will certainly cure all
the diseases for which il Is recommends -
There IS no medicine like u m this country
In the have ever met with Mar halls
Uterine Cathohcon Is a GER ain and safe remedVf'
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NJ pries o. lLARSHALL'S UTERINE cHTROLE
ON OHs DoiareHi Halfper sH9ls b0fTle.


WEST BEDFORD. CoshoctOn Co May Il. ISL
Nh H Kingsley, SIr:-I haVe been selma ne uef
slne o. the Company for the last years and
ave hs aaDy found them 70 give good satisactid; sn
sthelrtea aad coffee and with my trade y have beecm
As ap article MarshaiI's Uterine Caihoron Is usSI
cine Lha mas done great amount Of good female sa-
es One lady sod 70 told she had received more
benent from one bottle than she did from long course OF
Inedicaltreafmenf By the most skillfal phvsicians
-. ,.,, Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
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= . =

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At CleTeand with Cleveland and Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lumbls Cincinnati Cleveland and Ere, and Cleveland
/ and PfsbuTs Railroads
/ A. sOlul with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls.
Al Mautua with hacks for iayeuuA
Al BracevIlie with hacks 10 Newton Falls, &C
Al Wauen with hacks 20 Sharon, Greenfield, Meadyille
BlOomheld Can6eld, &C.
Lowell ani Enon Valley, and thence By p. p W. c. R.
| CHAs l. RHODES sup't
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BY ROB'T. A. THOMPSON.
SELECTED Poe TRY. Il
The Pass of Death.


$< - The Pass of Death,
1t was narrow pass,
Watered with human tears,
For death had kept the outer gate
Almost six thousand years. (. .sa
And the ceaseess tread of q worlds feet
Was ever in my cars
Thronging, jestling, hurrying by,
AS ifthcy were only born to die.t 3
Astately king drew near,
This narrow pass to tread,
Around him hung gorgeous robe, t
And a crown was on his heads aa t
But Death with q look of scorn
Arrested him and said
"ln humblcr drcss must the king draw near
For the crown and purple are useless here" 7"
Next came man of wealth; r s.,-
81 And his eye was proud and bold,
And he bore in his hand a lengthy scroll,
Telling of sums untold;
But Death, who cnretl not for rank, n
Garcthas little for gold
"Here that scroll cannot allow,
For the gold of the richest is powcrless now.
Another followed fast,
a And book was in.his hand,
Filled with the flashes of burning thought
That arc known in many land;
But tho child of genius quailed to hear
Deaths pitiless demahd--
'sHere that book cannot enter with thee,
Forthebrigh ofgcnins isnothing tome. y
Next came maiden fair,
With that eye so deeply bright,
That stirs within yoh strange sweet care,
Should you.mcet on summer night;
But Death, ere the gentle maid pnssed thro
.t Snatched away its light
" Beauty is power in the world /" he saith
A youth of siclily mien .,..
Followed in the thoughtful mood,
Whose heart was filed with love 10 God
And the early brotherhood;
Death felt he could not quench the heart
That lived for others good
al own" !" cried he, ''the power of love,
j must let 1t pass to the realms above"
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open boat, is Justly regarded as a feat of
personal heroism scarcely paralleled in the
history of naval warfare; and it 10 but
fair that the names of these devoted but
humble men, who perilled their lives in the
same enterprise, should be heraldcd to
grateful country, Thomas Penny was q
true-hearted American sailor, and his mess
mates bear ,estimony to his many sterling
traits of character both on sea and land
PennSylcdn&d7,, 10TH
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THE most essehtiaI punt ofaeur inter-
course with childreu.is to be truthful our
seIges. Every other iltefcsf ought to be-
sacrificed to that Of truth. when We In
any way deceive a child. we not only set a
petnfeSoas example, but also lose our i6fals
Jtics over him s6s egof, sg 5s a
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NEW BOOKS

EsEToN's ABANDONMENT OF THE DEBATES or Con-
aRE.s-VoL. we sre indebted to W. T. BERRY
Co agents Of the Messrs Appleton, for copy Of
this valuable work. This volume commences in May,
1915 amid the stirring scenes Of the last war with
Great Britain, and brings the history down to the
close OF the 18th Congress, March, 1917.
In the language of the publishers, this volume is
especially worthy Of attention, containing the
interesting debates which preceded the establish
meut Of the second national BANK. The views Of
Calhoun, Clay, Randolph, Webster, and other emf
nent statesmen on this important subject interest
ing especially at the present time, here offered
to our Inspection.
Vine WORK Of which this volume is 8 part, is 8
SATIo, enterprise, deserving the encouragement
and Ginning the respect Of every intelligent Ameri-
can Ta a time like the present, when financial dis
asters Rove spread so much suffering through the
land is no less interesting than IL is profitable to
pause 5r awhile, to take down from its shelf the
record of the past and from it TO gather those les.
sons v.frh shall teach US 10 avoid the porils which
have been fatal to others aud to view with calmness
and IN rence the exciting questions Of the present
m0mCu..
THE UssHUsH EATER: BEING rAssAGEE PROM TITE
1uE or a PYTHAaoyEAN.-A work very much upon
the sty'. gs De Quincy, chiefly interesting from its
novelty. For sale by W. T. BERRY & Co.
Leisure Lsbors: or Niscellanies historical, lite
rary ami -oIitical-By JOSEPH b. CoEB.-This is
series political and literary issues, interesting to
those who gree in sentiment with the suthor; but
being strongly federal and slightly tinctured with
anti slavery doctrines, we cannot commend it as
worthy OF public favor. For sale by W. T. BERRY
& Co.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDSEsDAT, Feb. 10, 1858.
EVENING SESSION

TIE CODE.
The SPEAKER directed the Clerk e prossed vi th
the reading OF the Code and the Part XIII Of the
Senate bill No. IS, was again read through and
passed the second reading.
CLEVELAND AID CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
On motion b. Mr. WHITE Of Hamilton, the House
took up and passed the first reading Of the bill
from the Senate, for the benefit Of the Cleveland
and Chattanooga Railroad.
sEQUATCEIE COUNTY.
The SPEAKER now announced the order Of
the unfinished business Of yesterday, to wit the
consideration Of the Senate bill (S4) to change the
line between Campbell and Scott, and the amend
ment to refer the location Of the county seat Of Sc
quatehie TO the people thereof-the question being
Oh the third reading Of the bill.
The vote on this question being tsken, resulted
yeas 20, nays 30: so the bill was rejected.
CORRECTION.
Mr. BICKNELL desired TO withdraw his vote from
the record on the adoption Of the Bell resolutions
this morning-he having paired of with Mr. Low,
upon that particular question.
Mr. ROWLES now moved to reconsider the vote
just taken; which motion vas agreed 70.
Mr. TURNER Of Sumner moved to reconsider the
vote Of yesterday, BY which the House refused to
strike out Gr Loyd's amendment repeating the form
er act Of the present session, appointing commits
sioners 70 locate the county seat Of Sequatehie and
referring that matter directly to the people, which
was adopted on the second reading of the bill and
the vote thereon reSuited-yeas g. nays 2S so that
vote being reconsidered, The question required on
the motion to strike out said amendment Of Mr.
Lloyd.
This vote resultsd-yeas 80, nays 22-as follow:
Rsas-Messrs. Bate, Bayless, Bentley, Blackburn.
Cantrel, Carter of Hardin Copeland, DobsOn, Estes
Fulton, Cannon, Griffith, Hamilton, Harvey, Kss-
ney, Lamb, Maris, Mickey, Newman, Roberts,
Rose, ROWles, Sohmittou, SMART, StoVan, Summers,
Taylor, Thompson, Turner Of Roane, Turner Of
Sumner, Williams, Wood, and Speaker DonelsOn
80.
Nays-Messrs. Agee, Anderson, Boale, Carter Of
Carter, Ewing, Frazer, Holmes, KeniIick, King,
Lackey, Lloyd, Nancy, Randolph, ROulstOn, Rem
shaw, Richardson, Sanders, Stnter, Shrewsbury,
White Of Hamilton, and White Of KnOx,-22.
So the amendment was stricken out; and the
question required on the third reading Of the bill
and so it passed the final reading in the House
Of Representatives.
GEN. va. WALKER.
Mr. KENDRICK (by leave) submitted resolution
inviting Gen. Walker, Of Nicaragua, to make a
public address Niearsguan affairs, and rendering
the use Of the Hall for that purpose; which lies
over.
The House then adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing O'Clock.