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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20
advertisements.
PETER B. COOK q cn n
Druggists, Booksellers \ Statim,p,,,

Druggists, Booksellers h Statiuera
HAVE Just received and Keep CONSTANT.
d. m on hand alarge and we'll selected stoclt
Books, Stationery aud Fancy Articles. h.
ing made arrangements TO import orr ow..
goods, and in ali cases to purchase direct fron
the manufacturers, and in large quantities. fo.
cash, we are able to sell proportionablv lou' et
Others. We have in addition, o larg. osso.,
'ment Of Miscellaneous books, chaep nnbl;na
lions. Juvenile books NC Syc published !,
NeY YORK, Spsaa. Philadelphia, and Nam
Orleans. which we receive monthly; and viii
sell at the lowest prices for CASH
We have on hand also, stock of ono,.o
and Note Lace Papers, Embossed Pspers' Taco
and Embossed Envelopes, different sizes and
prices.
PORT MONNAIES. &c. &c.
Pearl, Ivory, Shell, Velvet, Morocco. car
and Roam Port-monnaies, comprising over fl.
ty different styles, from 81 to $40 per dozen
which we will Sc at manufacturers prices hy
the gross or dozen, for cash.
ALSO
a fine assortment. of Pocket Books, Banker,s,
Cases, Counting House, Schooa and Fancy nh
stands Including Whtney's patent Pumm,
Inks, shina Porcelain and cut glass Inks, SIT,
lmans School and Office Inks, pewter and iron
Inks, Bronze and other fancy styles.
Pocket Inks and Letter Seals. [ndellfble ,pdl
india lnS, Motto Seals, Letter Clips and Paper
weights, WSter cups and 5, nd Boxes,sAmeri-
can and German States, Bill Files, Irvine.
Heels, and Calendars. Black, Blue and Ca.
mine Writing Ink, in bottles different sizes
from one or TO quarts.
ppf1 en- C,,,r, -, En 1.or .Hlff.
Penknives, superior article, manufactured bv
the Empire knife Co., Whimsical, Comm
Also cheap German cutlery on cards
LEAD PENclLs--Fabers, Brookman & aug
dons Haskln's, Ropes, Drawing and ting
pencils also large pencils for Carpenters re.
MORE PApER-A great variety Of Style and
SIzes, including Damask, Laid Lace, and En-
bossed Gold ard silver botdered Floral. Tin
ted, Gilt and plain edge Mourning and Fancy
patterns
SEPT. 4. 1883
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20

Some genius estimates thati if man chews
tobacco for twenty-five years of his life, and
during that time consumes two inches Of solid
plug per day, it will amount to 1860 yards,
making over one-haf mile in length OF solid
tobacco, half an inch thick, and two inches
broad, and weighing 1900 pounds
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20
New Goods .

THVHE undersigned are now receiving their
- Fall and Winter stock OF Dry Goods,
Of almost every article usually found
IN their line. which they propose to sell as low
as any other concern Tor cash. Or on the usual
credit to P@nctaat dealers. Their stock is vely
large and complete, and they inyile their friends
TO call and examine their goods and prices. aud
Judge for themselves F. BOSTICK x co.
Yazoo CITY, September |. 1883 Nv.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20
LOWer Saw mimi.

TN E undersigned respectfully informs his
L friends and the public, that he is still engaged
in carrying on the II over Saw Mill, and is pre-
pared to furnish all kinds of lumber at the short
es; notice.
pa" The ROAD to the Mill has been put in
first rate order, and wagons can haul over itwth-
out any trouble or delay at any season Of the
year. g. TH0S. METZLER.
Yazoo City June 9. 1858. 1863 5eifli
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20

The Governor Of the Iowa says the people
Of that State will do themselves an impor-
lant service by selecting Thursday, the 25th
day of November next, as a day Of praise
aud thanksgiving" a.se
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20

THE NAME OF MARY.-The Freeman S
Journal of New, York and the last Catholic
Miscellany of Charleston, both contradict
the statement, which has gone the rounds
Of The press, thai the Pope has forbidden
Catholic parents to give the name Mary to
their children.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20
NEW FIRM.

VHE undersigned have this day associated
Il themselves under the firm of Grnbbs &
Merideth, for the transaction Of Produce, Groce-
~ and Commission business, and respectfully
solicit the patronage Of their friends and Of the
former customers Of Ramey Grubbs n Co.
g. W. GRUBBSs
8 M v. T.. MERfDETH.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20

WHAT is IT TO BIZ A COUNTRY EDIToR -
Some of our interior contemporaries have
certainly had their lots cast in pleasant pla,
oes, Here is one evidence in the case of the
Eutaw (Ala) Wing:
Our cabin was visited again, last week, by
highland locomotive, loaded down with
provisions for the editor. The load cons;s-
ting OF quarter of fine beef, half OF fat
pig, six or eight bushels of potatoes, two or
three Of peaches, ditto of apples, bag CT
meal, sack of CRATES or "grits, peck or
so ofpotatoes of catsup, two fat, fine possums,
and other artic too numerous to mention.
BEAUTY.-Socrates called beauty short
lived tyranny; Panto, privilege of ma
ture; Theophrastus, silent cheat; Theo-
critus, delightful prejudice; C4rneades, a
solitary kingdom; Donitian said, that moth
ing was more grateful; Aristotle affirmed,
that beauty was better than all The letters Of
recommendation in the world; Homer, that
twas q glorious gift of nature; and Ovid,
abiding to it, calls it favcr bestowed by the
gods.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20

GE- President Buchanan has COMMITTED
the sentence Of Charles Berret, for the MUIR
der Of Reeve Lewis, in Washington, to i'm
prisonmens for life. ll
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20

Bachelors are not entirely lost to the res
fneinent Of sentiment, for the following toast
was given by one Of them at Celebration
"The ladios-sweetbriers in the garden of
lils' Hk
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20

A peak higher than Black Mountain, an6
consequently higher than Mount Washington,
has been discovered in jackson county,
North Carolina. 1t is 1886 feet high, Black
Mountain being GILL. II is proposed to
call it Clingnan's Peak.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20
DISsOLUTION.

TNHE Partnership heretofore existing between
l the undersigned, under the firm Of Ramey,
Grubbs & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Grubbs & Meri1eth is alone authorized
to close the business Of the firm.
JAMES RANfEY.
G.. W. GRUBBS.
V. 7. MERIDETH
July 22d 1858.
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MlisfelIanepus.
....aro. ". onupBs.a... ........v, =, MEREDITH. :.

...GEo. W. GRUBBs...... .......v. II MEREDITH :.
GRUBBS Il MERTDETH,
GENERAL PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
Merchants,
East side of Main Street, YAz0O CITY, Miss,
TTAvE in store a large and well assorted stock
Of Merchandise, which they offeraat low
rates. consisting in part as follows:
Eastern and Western Produce of all kinds.
Mess Pork. Rump do. Clear Sides, Rib Sides
Shoulders. Hams-Sugar-cur choice
brands: Plain ditto. Beef
Mess and Prime; Dried
Beet, plain
Sugar-cured FISH.-Mackerel, Goldfish, anf
Salmon,
in barrels, hf
barrels and kits;
Plantation Goods--Jeans, Lin
seys. Lowells &C., Negro Boots. Shoes,
and oil kinds of staple goods. Liquors. Brandy
of all qualities. Whiskey-Old bourbon, Mo.
nongahela, Rectifed, &c., SC.
Rum and Gin,
London Cordial Gin,
Wines-Madeira, Sherry,
Port, Caret, White Wine,
Nuscat Ginger Wine,
Champagne and
Champagne Cider.
--ALSO--
Brandy Cherries, =
Brandy Fruits, assted
Scheidam Schnapps,
0ordials, assorted,
Bitters, and London
Porter, OTIS anu pts,
Scotch and India
Ale, in pts and OTIS.
Tobacco, Segars,
Y" Snuff, approved brands,
from the lowest
to the highest
quality and price
COFFEE, Teas, Crackers, Spices, &C., SC of all
kinds, and the best
POWDER, Shot, Caps, etc.
OILS-Lard, Sperm, Train, Cotton Seed. Linseed,
Castor and Sweet Oil, and Turpentine.
CANDLES-Star. Sperm, Patent Wax.
WOODEN WARE of all sorts.
SUGAR-Brown and Loaf crushed, pulverixed,
and powdered.
M0LASSES, Cheese and Soaps in great variety.
LARD AND SALT, FLOUR of all brands and
best quality
FRUITS--Rasins, Gurrants, Dates, Prunes, Cit
ron, Dried Apples and Peaches.
NUTS--1exas Pecans, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, &c.
CANDIES-A choice selection.
THEORETICALLY SEALED ARTICLES-Lob-
sters. Salmon, Oysters, Sardines.
TART AND PIE FRUITS OF all kinds
PICKLES, Preserves, Ketchups and Sauces in
endless variety.
Besides host of other articles on hand, and con
SANITY receiving, too numerous to mention, all
of which will be sold cheap for cash, or on time
to punctual customers,
C0TT0N-They are prepared 10 6ny, and make
liberal advances on Cotton stored with them.
Prompt attention will be paid to receiving and
forwarding goods.
Yazoo City, September l 1858 1y
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P. B. COOK q CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

VI HAVING received a new and extensive
n = assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemi,
calls, Perfumery, Paints, Oils and Stationery.
respectfully inform planters. physicians and
0 lbers, that they are prepared TO supply them
with everything in their line OF the most uDex>
ceptlonable quality. aud at prices as reasona
bic as they can be purchased for eIsewhe re-
Among the articles in store and being received
are the following Pure Medicines:
Powered Turkey Rhuharb, in l, ], and /
pa bottles;
Is 20 ounces Turkey Opium, in l, J, and /
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R IN u nm a { i s I'M Cured
Without fail by DIR I. M'GOWN'S
SA R S AP ARIE q. 4 a
And IO(IIde of Potash

m HE great BLOOD PURIFIER and HEALTH
| RESTORER prepared from FRESH ROOT,
the only kind worthy the confidence of physicians
or the public old imported root being inert The
components of this medicine are highly extolcd
by some of the most distinguished physicians in
the world, as Sir William Fordyce, Brodie, Bell,
etc. for the CURE OF RHEUMATISM, Scrofula,
White Swelling Syphilis Neuralgia, Diseases Of
the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin DropsyV Fe-
male Complaints, Old Sores, Pimples on the Face
etc. ltmakes the skin clear and smooth-an oh
ject of interest with the ladies'. 1t removes mer-
curry, or any impurities of the blood or system
and should be used in the spring to purify the
blood and prevent sickness. Price 81 bottle.
M'Gown'S Essence Tar,
A certain cure for Bowel Complaints, as Diar-
rhea, Dysentery Flux etc.
MGown'S Dogwood and Iron,
Appointment cure for Chills, Ague Cake Nigh
Sweats, Debility, Dyspepsia, etc.
MGown'S Golden Pectoral,
For the relief of Coughs, Colds, Consumption etc.
MGown'S Stomach BitterS,
pleasant Invigorating Tonic, to be used be
fore meals in Dyspepsia, Debility, etc.
MGown'S Ointment,
Never known to fail curing Old Sores Cancers
Chronic Sore Eyes, etc.
The above prepared and sold in Memphis by
II. s. HUGHES.
Druggist. No. 343 Main ST.
Sold in YazOo City by
P.B COOK, s. CO.,
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Shaving and Hair DRESSING Saloon

M CLUSEAU, respectfully informs the public
WI. that he has opened on Main street, Yazoo
City, neat and convenient shaving and hair
dressing saloon, where he will be pleased to wait
upon all who may favor him with a call.
p9g@A colored apprentice wanted -y7sa
September l, 1858. -, lr
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.ff ~ HS"uNSO Auih'Fy pihtit L, q, dUu 4
4 s bottles m
Y 100 do Ipecac, in half and or bots:
100 do Cayenne Pepper in boxes
30 do Lobeiia Seed do
80 do Jamaica Ginger, do
100 do Gentan Root, do
100 do Peruvian Bark; do
80 do Cubebs do
3 80 do Turkey Myrrh, do
100 do English Caomel,.
400 do English Blue Mass. Is lis
200 90 American Qainine,
100 do English Quinne,
100 gdo7 French Quinne, fd 81
50 do lodide Potash, 9tHFaJtl
% 80 do Nitrate Silver. Ne 4f
so do SuIphate and Acetate Morphine
: And avaried and extensive stock Of Perfu
merry Toilet articles, Pure Wines and Brandies
for medicinal purposes, direct from the mpor-
tiers. ,
Sept. a. 10y. ai-A.-ga-----.il.l (yly
50 BBLSs Cold pressed Castor Oil,
~ 2 Turpentine, eR
3 .H4aa Alcohol, ~ az
Tanners Oil, .fs 50
Received and lot sale by
Sept, 4, 1858. 7. B. COOK & co.
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ONE COPY ONE YEAR, if paid in advance. So 90
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23
IVA. lTHURsDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1858.

present session of the General Assembly
through the regular session commencing on
the 9Th Of January, 1859, which was read
once and ordered to second reading to-
morrow.
SPECIAL ORDER.
A resolution introduced bv Murray some
days since, looking so the abolition of tho
courts of common pleas, having been made
the special order of the day fo1 2 o'clock,
Murray proceeded to address the Senate
on the question. He contended that the
common pleas system was very expensive
one. and needed thorough revision if it
was not altogether abolished There was
a very frequent conflict of jur's LECTION be-
tween the common pleas and circuit courts.
He proposed to increase the number Of cir
cults to thirty. TO give the Judges 81. 300
per annuni. and give the circuit courts ju-
risdiction in nlisdemeanors as well as fclo-
MES The abolition of the common pleas
courts would greatly decrease the expense
of our judicial system, and facilitate ths
transaction of business. :.
/ Steele did not concur in the views ex-
pressed by Murray. He said the greatest
objection to the probate system of our
courts was that estates in their settlement
were nearly eaten mp with the fees Of Off
GERS. The resolution under consideration
made it imperative onthe Judiciary Com.
mittee to report a bill abolishing the Courts
of Common Pleas, but to that he could not
consent until he knew what we were to get
in place of hat we now have. New York.
Iowa AMI other States bad systems for the
transaction of probate business which were
vastly cheaper than what we had in Indi-
ana. He was in favor of cheapening tho
system, but desired to know what we were
1 to have before he voted achangc.
! Weir said much of the time of courts was
consumed by lawyers making up issues in
term time. Issues should be made in va
cation, which would be a saving of vast
deal oil money to litigants in the State
He regarded a change of practice in regard
to issues much more important than the
abolition of the common pleas court. If
that court was to be abolished, he should
favor the establishment OF a probate or sur
rogate court. The establishment of the
surrogate system, and the making up of is
saes in vacation would require no increase
of judges and greatly expedite business aud
lessen its costs.
I. Several other Senators gave their views
on the resolution. some in favor and some
against Without coming to vote, the
Senate adjourned. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23
Moro slave States or mo- Moro TerriiorY.

More slave States or no More Territory.
The Mississippi Demorrot objects to re-
claiming any of the swamp lands in that
State, as suggested by Gov. MELVILLE,
until the African Slave trade is re-opened,
for the reason that this would be .practi-
cal abolitionsm.p The Democrat argues
that "the reclamation of any lands in this
State, where slave labor could be bcprcfta-
bly, employed, would have direct tenden-
cy to abolitionize the borler States by
attracting from their supply tf slaves p
1t would employ every slave at present in
the whole South to work the available
land in Mississippi, Louisiana and Arkan-
sas. to say nothing of Texas and other new
Territory in prospect. esao
Again the same journal remarks: ~ z
a.srhc repeal Of the unconstitutional laws
prohibiting the African slave trade is
becoming a necessity in the .South.--
Everywhere in the South we hear the cry,
..More slavcsp Without an increase ol
slave labor the South cannot progress
With large increase Of slaves. the South
will progress, aud grow too powerful tc
heed the threats Of Northern disunionsts
.ro neu Territory ran beof any use TO III,
South, unless the present number of hel
negro slaves is greatly augmented, which
can be done only BY the repeal of the laws
! against the slave, and the free importation
/ of African negroes"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23
Arthur.s Home Magazine.

This work IS eminently worthy OF its
name. blessing AMI .elevating as it docs
every home into which it enters Ii is not
engaged in work of cinulation; not seek
ing to ontshine rival; bnt steadily going
Forward in its own way, and performing
its own work. Not tearing down TO buihl
up, but building of new material, its in
creasing prosperity comes not at the ex-
pensc of any other periodical
We chccrfully commend this excellent
Magazine to our readers, anil will furnish
it to any Of them at 81 25 per annum.-
The terms are 80 for single subscriptions
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23
THE REPUBLICAN, III J
Z. rIATTINGLy. Editor
= 1874 PLYMOUTH, IND, s~.e
Thursday. 49,. December 2S, 1858.
Editor.

Col. Forncy writes from Washington
that the President has given up his social
prescription of the Republican members OF
Congress, but without accomplishing any
thing, as Will be seen by the following ex-
tract. fl.s.... ~ I.s. gf-fa -
Tho President has reconsidered his So
cial prograpme,. and yesterday invited a
number of Republicans to take dinner with
him. understand that. like most of his
hospitalities, these latter come .too late. .
and that the Republicans, have been COM
pclled to appoase their hunger during the
long session outside the Presidential man
sion, have resolved to appease it in the
same way during the short. session. 1t Is
now given ont that not a single member
of the Republican party will consent to
put his legs under the Executive mahog'
Uny. -.raII u. ...E
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23
TWENTY FOURTH DAY.
MONDAY, December Ii, 1858.

1lVcDtf, DcCtHtUCi ~, fCcC.
~ h RESOLUTIONS. h
BY Hill: OF inquiry into the expeiiency
of providing a house ofrefuge for juvenile
Offenders.
BY Harrington: That the Senate will.
the House concurring, adjourn ON We'd
nesday. the 22d inst. which was adopted
by the casting vote of the President. var
aaifa BILLS INTRODUCED. rt
BY Wallace: Regulating the mode Of
choosing United States Senators, prescri-
bing the time. place. &c. 81
This bill provides that the electors of
the State shall designate at the proper gen.
eral election the person they desire to have
elected as United States Senator by the
Legislature. 1t provides for a viva yoce
vote in joint convention by the members of
I the two branches of the General Assembly,
and gives the Governor power to fill va
cancics. f fa,ss staf4 q sr
I BY Cravens: To change the time for the
election of Members of Congress- and 10
amend the act now in force in reference
thereto. r es,, "a l4lai - 80 efI1
.l MESSAGES FROM THE House. ~
Senate bill for the appraisencnt freal
estate, as returned from the Honse with va
4 rious amendments attached thereto, was
iead .,.....-- ..s..sr =. --ra
/ The amendment which proposed that
the county appraiser appoint his deputies
was not concurred in; also, the amendment
for providing pla.s for appraisers of all
cities, towns and villages was not agreed
to.
The other amendments were concurre(l
in. and the bill sent back to the House for
the recession by that body for the amend
ments not agreed to.
ORDERS OF THE DAY. 5f.
On the reading of IIeifren's bill to drive
all the niggers out of the State under pen
atty Of being sold into slayery-to enforc,
the 18th article of the Consttution-Gr reer
offered an amendment to strike out the en-
acting clause
On motion OF Cooling it was referred
with the proposed amendment. to sclec
committed fn
March's joint resolution in relation tt
the claim of the State against Allen Ma,
was referred to select committee will
power to send for persons and papers. =
On motion of Line-a Senator held il
high esteem by reporters for his never fail
ing molten to adjoun-thc Senate alb
squatulated and the clerks and reporter
went-somc to their homes and some a
bout the streets.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23
fAporher Rou,p 70 Pjke,, peak.

The Omaha Republican contends that
the best route to Pixies Peak gold regions
Is by the way of that flourishinS town.
Parties who have recently come in to that
place from the digging of Cherry Creek,
were srrerfcea days on tiic road. They
travelled through by the North Platte route
over the Military road from Fort kearney
to Omaha City. The distance from Omaha
to the minesis is 55Jmilcs, with military and
emigrant road the whole way a stage
now runs semiwcckly to Fort Laramie.
Early in the spring. it is said, a line of dali
ly coaches will be be put upon the route.
The streams are well bridget, except the
Loup Fork of the Platte, where there is a
COOL ferry. Parties going with on .taams
and provisions fnr sir months can make
the trip comfortably in thirty days. The
Re2'u5fican, gives the following as a com
rlcte outfit for four men. with provisions
six months, and their cost in the Omaha
ma, e.:
TEAMS, INrLENExrs. &c.-Three yoke oI
oxen, $50 per yoke, $50; ] wagon and
and cover, Ss5; 3 yokes, chains, 80;
tent. SIS; 10 pairs blankets, $40; 4 steel
picks. Sc; 4 steel shovels, 81; axes, S5
gold pans, 81; 3 angers, 81; | incl
chisel, 35c; band saw. Sl.25; dlawine
/ knife, 60c; | twelve inch file. 40c; g lbs
wrought nails, 75c. Total, S350.95.
PRovIsoxs ANDSrrrIIEs FOR Six Moxrrs
zoe lb> -four, $50. 400 lbs bacon. 40
100 lbs. drie,l beef, $50; 30 lbs. salt, 73c
30 coffee. 7: Tbs tea, 800; 300 lbs sugar
Is; 30 lbs rice 3 40; $50 lbs beans, 5.225
go lbs dried fruit, a; 6 lbs pepper, 100
3 lbs soda, 30c;6 lbs cream of tartar
3: 25lbs soap. 2; % lbs gunpowdcr, 0
80 lbs, lead. 3; 1000 gun caps, 100;
gallons pickles, 4; a gallons vinegar, l;
? gallons handy, g: 2 dozen boxes. matches
|; coffee mill, Soc; / frying pan. 50c;
oven. .25; camp kettles, 3; IS tin plates
soc; set knives and forks, 75c;; sc
spoons. 25c; I butcher knife, 25c-Total
Sl6e'i0. Teams implements, &C., $3.50
%. Grand total. s5l7 25. W
3 There is a daily line Of stages fron
Iowa City. the western tcrminris Of ii,
|, Rock Island and Missouri and Mississippi
, Railroads, to Omaha. fare, 5000; time
four to six days. This is a spccdier cor
'vcyancc than by st. Louis and the Nilsson
ri River, and Just as cheap. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-23
SENATE.
rwESrY-rIrrH DAY.
TrrspAY, December IA, 1858.

81 Tuesday. December IA, 1858.
ORDERS OF THE DAY
On the second reading of Wallce's bill
for the election of United States Senators.
darlington moved its reference in order
that its constitutionality might be examin-
ell - fsif1FfA - S9 ist7 -
Gooling was in favor of the bin all
tlrough-he bclieve,ii in the sovereign pow
er Of the pcople-anl this bill gave the peo :
pie the privilege of selecting their own
Senators. si eE iisgsi.@. - 8 {
Craven>' bill for the election Of members
OF Congress was referred to the Judiciary
Committee FOR the purpose of examination n
asto its constitutionality. a 80 81
BILLS on THIRD READING.
Senate bill to regulate the duties Of JUS
tIees OF the peace, in cases Of attachment,
passed.. Iee71 70 foisssie - - -
THE SENATE CHAMBER.
by consent Wallace reported in reference
to the condition ef the Senate Chamber
recommending the substitution OF STOKES
for burning wood for The coal stoves naw
in use, and suggested that plan'be adopt
ed for the heating of a fnrnace placed IN
der he ground floor Of the State Housc e.
concurrcd IN unanimously n'4 e ns
BILLS. on THIRD READISG-coNTrNrEp.
Senate bill to amend the 9th section of
the assessment law OF 1852, so as to exempt
certain property from taxation was discuss
cd at some length and, on: motion of1Faf-
lace, recommitled to the Judiciary Commit