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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
oN THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
sf fsce thousand -Four Hundred Prizes
NEARLY ONE PRICE EVERY NINE TICKETS.
MA GNIFTCENT SCHENEy
To be drawn each SATURDAY. in lamar 1864
6.4oo Prizes amountinsto.. $500. 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters s2X.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
Inc Numbers from co., corresponding with those
@ on the Tickets printed separate slips paper,
Wheel. - '~s "AN P1a00u AZ WIG
me nrst 462 Prizes similarly printed and encrcIed are
f tS wheels are then revolved and number is drawn
tne "heel OF NUMBERS and at the Prize
9rawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize
OUT are opened and exhibited to audience and
Iegered by the Commis ioners Prize being placed
Agahsu the Number drawn This operation is repeated
until all the Prizes drawn out.
Approximate Ion Prizes:-The two precedips
@ the Two succeeding Numbers those drawing the st
Ies VIII be EMIT ed TO the 80 Approximate Prizes
tbo. Ticket No $50 draws 100000 Price,
nose ncKets numbered 1124s, I1s49 1881 1882 will
each De entitled TO $780, Ticket No $50 draws the $50
~. TEE Lhose Tickets numbered 54S 549 $751; 552 will
scheme. - -As ~ 'Hs ooo'e
=, ne o,OoO Prizes of SEQ will be determined by
ast inquire or the Number that draws the 500 600 Prize
h II the Number drawing 500 600 Prize ends
sn no then all the Tickets where the number ends in
VIII De entitled to $40 II the Number ends with No q
titled to $50, and on 20 O. " VIII Oe Gu
lowing rates, which is the risk: ~ ~ " 4' iOi-
oeruucate OF Package Of 10 Whole Tickets AGO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
Valuable Dwelling for Sale.

ft'HAr convenient dwelling the corner Of SUR mer
= and peade rick streets is for fronts 60
Test Inc house contains eight rooms, and within
hundred ards OF the public square, The owner wishin
to go to the country will take fair price this OPP
erty, fsoid BY the Let of January next. Apply TO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
Neat Country Residences.

An Offering for sale q small tract OF land, miles
from the city, near the Nolensve Turnpike, contsn-
ing ~ acres The residence is Cottage four
rooms, double Aitchen, double negro cabin stable &c
Win be sold low. Apply to
Dec LIT. ITNnsIrv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
A GOOD DWELLING.

SiTUATED on Cherry Street, Lincoln's Hall
- offered for sale. The lot 80 fIont by 49,
house is brick containing in all The house
and lot Is offered for less than the building
Apply TO
Dec lit. Avs. LINDSEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
Chancery Sale of Slaves

Z. .. "ason admir- &c j. Hamilton Admir- ana Fl;za
- = Ezell vs. James HauiIton, &C
PURSUANT to decree of this Court in IN. aho,,. 49,.
Will sell on tie Public Square, in the Civ OF Nasb
vlIe on Saturday the S0th day January ISss ,hs 81
Mary Jane. "eS"ey ana
Te ms ~ months credit Notes with two good seepr,.
required n n Rpyy go ~ seVurtles
dec3G-d1&wtd Cbsncsrx 60. y. a M.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
A CARD.

ne have deter uned % do AZ excnsy. CASH prssr.
IA NESS this year. feel that xord Of ex 90,
may be necessary 70 one 81 ear very particular frenas
who h.ve h2a aecoans vi u as since nnsncei
iends no have AsAys paid their aceoQ promptly We
ei connden ws can make 70 sreaty the interest," Of Al
nsch eh<aPer 1heFs perzons IL car .i6s
Who ~oaid prefer bsyins Or cash, be sr "a fs,
niersss 90 DO We many whe nos have .roan.
and thsnk unfair persDns Day far es.A s
pay the prices thess sho bay crsa M Z. 80
these eoesderstsns have sdopted an excu.Ix- -
systezz fnsiis al In 4sor Of g. -
~ vel a. all those Who IN f4sor OF eayns soed. $50
70 gise - . call. W.A.AJ g. MocLfIIx N
x..avl,. lamar, "a. ,sss A'. u Is eosss ssress.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13

Is, 600 Prizes amounting to............sa fe $50
The $4,000 prizes Of IS 20 determined BY the last
ngure oi the namber That draSs the Capitalist 10 an
tied 70 ts 90 Il Is An even number every even
other prize the ticket may draw. -
Rr Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par ch.c.,
on New York RENTED for prizes.
e. Drawings OF Large Cl4s will be pc bIi.hed In
New York and New Orleans Sunday papers, and Chsre.
ton snd savannah DslIes-
Address orders for ekts certificates Of PACKAGE. a,
ueketsto ANDERSON son, Msnageys
Macon savannah Ga
~ Address orders for Tickets to T. b. ANDERSON
Boa 2ss Nashville Tennessee; or 90 AsDEasoS - snS
Macon, or savannah, Georgia. -
Dec. 2l-tr9kWtd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
Ed<edeId.

AN now offering prices times three lots In
Eogeneid, just beyond Donilsons The front
saen oO feet on the Gaatin Turnpike, are 24O feet
eeeP with street in the They TO
nexhausliole supply Of excellent water are in rap.
idy Improving neighbOrhood. Apply to
Dec e-u A.. v. s. LlNDSLEY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13

C6AhCkht oAL6-6kAL ESTATE.
chrstiana Del Adx &e VS.. 6oodet alias GoteI Dei.z
and Others
OuRsuAsr TO the decree rendered In the above cause
l. At November Of this court, I viii sell en- the
Public Square, IN this CITY, Saturday the 18Th DAY OF
February 1875, real estate Of shich Daniel
seized and possessed the being asr of os
No. IS In baeh whitesdes' addition Nzshvlle-and
II the Intersection OF Market and Jefferson Streets
This property viii be divided lots before sy Of .n,
and pan CT the viii be exhibited.
TkkAs-One scc tso years intercst. Nate.
to be be well secured and hen 70 be retained.
C. BRIES, G. An.
Jan.'R, 1eo6-td Chsncery Court II M shvfne
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
CHANcERY SALE OF NASHVILLE AND CHAT.
TANOOGA RAILROAD STOCK

knoch Canning ham @. John Coart and Others and NJ
H. Howard, Admir-, os. John coltart and others
f yirtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court At Nash.
II vile, made in tns above causes, At November Term
1851, 1 shall, on SATURDAY, the 9TH DAY az FEBRU-
Asr next sell to the highest bidder, public sale for
Cash, fy-ix Shares OF the Nashville and Chattanoora
Railroad Company, upon the Public Square in Nah se
Jan sd O. d. BRIES, c. 4 NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
i rIincates of Packages will be sold az the fol.
wing rates, which is the ri 81 - - w % Wy WI


CertIHCaIPS.
Ihe money to our address Tickets ordered
pnrp OF "hlch they will be forwarded by first mail
designate -e " any inquire 'hey may
nrrba S o prawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
p1rSnasers IN mediately after The drawing -
EB Purchas will plea their ,Is;n
anu 1--WE their Post Office, County and State.
J.; remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
All prizes OF 3lOOO and under, paid Immediate "
days. - ~ i 'iHie VI 'hirtS
Al communications strictly coufde ntai.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certi6cates tn
g. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.p
W Persons residing near Montgomery Ala or Allan.
ta Ga can have their orders filed save time by ad.
dressing = swan Co.. at either of those cities.
w list OF the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that one is
yea TO- VIII be published after ia the folio
log papers H2tsd ieOD Cons itutiOndIisf Neln Or
ssns Iea N191s Register, Charleston Standard NASH
,tte GdSett 1hi1atd Ltgencer Ne1o York WeeIl Dy,,
Book, odUanHdh Morning Neaus HS(h0ond I1SsS1,Iy
heso lor1 DtspdteA, and PauLLiRg (NiSs.) Clarion
Decem Der 20, ls57--dSt-w I'd. VIZ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
STORE HOUSE FOR SALE,

WE are Offering for sale, cheap, that valua- a
W bic store House, situated Broad s., and zHsaH
a dining the Shoe Store OF B. R. Cutter, Cd door EIEH
rom college street. This is q desirable business
stand, and well adapted business description
viii pay 10 per cent upo the purchase money. Come
quick will lose bargain, enquire
of n n GIAs0oCE Ayant
sept2f. No 81 Cbr1,rv street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13

MADISON, G. H., Va, Cct 81 1885,
DR.. G. A.rJdckSon. Dear Sir.-I t.La t,os,-a &, a.
ing one certificate to list and recommending Hoof
iands German Bters to all ay be afflicted with py,
pepsla or Piles had been afflicted some four or five
months with Dyspepsia, when commenced taking The
'ers and they effected perfect cure had also severe
pi ID NJ stomach attended with Tiles L have never
had an attack OF the nature since was cured nv
Bit ters and very cheerfuIy recommend them to an
may be similarly afflicted.
IL. CARVER, late p H.
Witness-Jas. NJ. Floyd.
ASK Tor Hoodand's German Btters 1t is sold nv frpg
anu s'o e-keepers In every town and village in the
vest Indies and south America, rs cents
Oan1-1m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
Great Bargains for the Ladies.
FANCY BoNNETs AND MILLINERY GOODS
CHEAP

orderto make room for my Fall Winter Stock OF
goods willsellthe balance ofmy Fancy Bonnets Straw
boHnes, Jipseys, Ribbons, Flowers Embroideries and
Fancy Goods at COST PRICES. selling sl5 Bon
nets for -, t2 Bonnets for Sc $40 Bonnes for s5 As
bonnets Tor IS. mohar Head Dresses, and Pic Mic
Gloves, silk Wells and other goods equally reduced
prices. Now, ladies' Is time get great bargains
cheap for cash, there will be given
before they are ell gone at No. 10, Cedar street.
July 3 MR. 5. J. LLOYD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
SECOND SALE OF THE SLAVES BEE,
10 TIE NOSES NQRYEIL FxTArR

M Saturday the Ism day q February ls5s xn se,l
" the Public sqaare In this eity, ssses estsr
Patsey, and Alba, and her ckidrea ordered Il -
sold BY decree Of IN The Of Jo Noryen and
ethers, va Henry l. hSrveli and others.
TkaMs-one-forta cash, and for balance Srssit q
IL months uitnoat Interest Q. ID. BkIEs O. q A -
jan isas-td- Cnsneery coort ~ Ma shsiIie
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
Rates of Advertising.
LINES Oh LESS TO CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.

One square one year. sSe-Each additional square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space con tTac-
ted for, will be charged for the excess.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13

I'Wo handsome Lots in EdgeneId on Woodland street
The Lots 'front.' so each and are 10 feet deer
Apply to
septl3. Avs LINDsLFY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
Valuable Business Lot for Sale.

AM nov offering for sale thai valuable on Market
street adjoining the store Of Morris Mathews. The
Lot fronts % feet Market and aO7 feet TO-
wards Front street.
IL would make Of the best stands for vhols..i,
Grocery Store in The city. For terms apply 10
septiV A. v, q LINDsLFY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
sTRAW CUTTEns.

WE have large stock Of straw Caters, sipcl.I,s
w ssnfords and Cummings Patent The later sTIlss
too he Ora, premiam a. The N4tioaal Fair Louis se
eaos- III ARMSTRONG a Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13

M
coTToN-saies this morning. 26S bales: at OK 8 at
2Oa "a 30 at s. Ga at 81, at at 40 at 3 81 at
'1s at vac. There is little better feeling to-day
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13

fI'HAT valuable Dwelling st the corner OF Cedar ans
Summer streets. The lot fronts IS Rect ne Dwell
ns large and commodons, and there nne once on
me lot IL one OF the most desirable locations 90 he
city. Apply to - ~
sePu2 A. v. 6. LINDsLEY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13

AM Offering for sale a DIV cling on College Street
Just beyond the Medical College. The House is Of brick
contains good rooms cstern, &C., and be
great bargain For terms apply to
Nov. 26-f. LIyDsIFy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
A Neat Dwelling Blouse for Sale
FOR SALE.

SITUATED In Edgeheld, on the Galatin Turnpike. y,
~ further particulars apply to
sept1i. Avs IrNnsrrv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-13
Motifs Patont
AGRICULTORRAL FURNACES,

hls artiee vas truessd On cunseoaenee AZ svx.
son Ton iAe Aassesa Inssssts tA.s siupls
and ies-pFiced farnsce sxs uaach needed b.
snsrs r boiling aad sfs.ax sea And AR ra.av m
- .aa don-ste parpos<s- II lsok ne pr~uafun a
r.f.~s sss-A1f2A siF - fcaLzx5<Ic. AL
WA. 8EEWAaTs
" u IL NJ RK ETSTRRET.
Aise' Coal cSekiag Ran rss ana s.. cssainx sssves
- w. efksAkr.
HxDRasT saeak, :
a.ss aaa Ter salsb ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-07
Breaking mp COnE, ,es..

One q the threds frsqaenty INDUCED
IN here by Southern meiulers II Congress
n, tbst # sny one thing Is done. or
the other thing left un,lOne, they vii.
leave their seats aui @ home. Il was in
allusl0n 10 this lhrest tlst Mr.. snth Of
Tennessee, ssid 10 the House Feb. 29:-
81 tell gentlemen on al sides Of thi. HOUSE.
that, If the DAY sh,ll ever come when this
Union shall be dis.Ol'el, il must not be
done BY me, nnt by Congress, but bv the
act Of the States whose servants We are.-
lf,hat time shall ever rcOme-whieh IIe,y-
en- fUrbidl-I shall be the lat man To
leave my post upon the fJor Of the House
Of Representatives. II the time sh s,l
cO'ne-which DO not look for-that any
podicn Of the Representatives from the
North or tie South shall deem il proper
to leave this Hal, [ say. f1r one. that / shall
consider it 10Y highest duty to remain
here, until recalled by the people Of my
Stlie,and prevent those who are here from
doing harm to the country"
1t Is evident enough. that Mr. Smith
does not msan IN make himself ridiculous,
whatever others may DO.
IfaIl the Southern members should 90
of, quorum would still remain 10 each
branch, ,an the Government would remain
entirely undisturhsl. Not man Of them
vii leave, however, under any circumstan-
ces. II they do. all that will happen will
be, that their constituents will send better
men here. There is net State in which
disqnion, the moment it shows itself open-
ly, will not be crushed by an overwhelming
majority Of the people. We had fan
trial Of that in 1850. jeff Davis vas put
hOrs de combat. even in Mississippi. He
and bis allies dare not run the risk Of an.
other such defeat during the present gen.
eraliOu.- Washington RepqJfc.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-07
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
southern TreaImsnt Of Douglas.

The SJutheFn Democrats permit no op-
poriun.ts 10 pass without venting their
spleen on Senator Douglas; and they aP-
pear 10 have transferred much Of their hA.
tired Of the Republicans to the Anti L..
compton Democrats The pro-slavery FIRE.
esl,rs make The Washington UtiOa tbsir
mouth piece, aad late number says Of
Judge D.
Having ourselves found him tolera-
bly slippery customer, we cannot Llamh
he oid enemies aai new-made. allies fdr
entertaining Of bis sincerity, and for wish.
ing u get the poliiie.l moose well drAwn
about his heck. Our experiences is. how
ever, that the knot ean never be 80 tel
that he will n5t slip it, whenever he Ihisks
It necessary for hi, own political advance
ment 10 do So"
Senator D ,uglss reciprocates the feeling
aud recent Washington letter says:
MI Douglas, on ms part, u by no
means nsaly mpu,bel or over flsldioua
in hiA expressions Of opinion. At an ear
ly stage Of las defeciion--whils he Ma
having interviews with the President, 10
the hope that they might come 10 soms
agreernent-the latter remarked to him
that it was verg peri.ous for a public man
to put himself in opposition to his party,
and that he must take tie liberty Of re-
'Ininding him Of the fate Of Rves and TALL
madge. who rebslel against the policy Of
Gen. Jackson. "Permit me, Mr. Piesi.
dent" Ar Douglas rems ked, "perrni: me
To remind YOU that Geleral JacEsoa is
dsod.' This Is very much the tone
which the Illinois Senator has taken
throughout this contest, AMI it mus.
be admitted that it is not eDinenty con-
cilialory."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-07

The WALDENsEs. Among the numer.
GUS foreigners who have left the over-peo,
pied countries of Europe aud sought homes
upon the broad and fertile praiies OF TIE
West, none ale more frugal. industrious and
deserving than the Waldenses, a class of
French Proteslants, who settled about
year ago upon tract of 1900 acres of
beautiful prairie land about two miles north.
east OF OdelL in Livingston county, near
the St. Louis, Alton e. Chicago Railroad. g..
Considerable Of the ground was broken last
summer and sowed with wheat, and quite
delegation is expected soon from Europe
who will be escorted TO their new homes
by Rev. Mr.. Lorraix, faithful and deyo'
ted Protestant pastor among the flock, and
improvements of all kinds will then be car
ried forward vigorously.
The Waldenses are very poor in this
worlds goods. although exceedingly rich
in Christian virtues. In their own country
they have suffered great affections at the
hands Of Papists for centuries. aud are &C
customed to every description of hardship.
In the sectiau of France from which they
come, il is no uncommon thing for them TO
prepare their Tile garden upon flat rock
by bringing earth from the valleys in bas
kets upon their heads, and a patch Of
ground forty or fifty feet square they have
been wont to consider good sized farm.
Indeed, so poor are they, and so despiSed
and peIseculed have they been, that large
numbers of them have been scuSiomed to
live in caves on the sides of mountains, aud
under the shelter of projecting rocks.
They are, however, as we have said. ex-
ceeengly industrious. are deeply religious
in their characters and " i'll make good cit
izens. They Me entering upon a large
field of enterprise now, eur noble pra'rles
will surely prove deliverance from want
aud they will become prosperous aud
happy people. They will prove a very
valuable adquisilion to the manual wealth
of our State. Success attend them.-Peo-
ria Transcript.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-07
From the ClsTelsad Leader.
A Horrid Wife Murder Confessed

Ne. Geo. II. Lamb, one of the principle
hotel keepers at Mendota. Illinois, was ar
rested at that PIace March 2l,', on a charge
of having murderel bis second wife in St.
Louis. 10 December last. Lambs first
wife disappeared three three years ago IN.
ler suspicious circumstances, be asserting
that she ran away from him. 10 Noye,n.
Der, 1856. Lamb married Sarah Stafford.
Of Hancock county, aud in November last
started South with her for the bereft Of
bis health, as he represented 10 Deem
Der Lamb returned to bis Wlfe's father.
and sI9el that size bad died quite sudlen-
y at Memphis. Suspicion Of something
wrong was excited, and Mr.. Stafford went
10 Mendoza and found Lamb with a third
wife, one Of the chambeunsids Of the lo.
tel, whom he wed only eight days after tie
alleged death Of bis second wife. Subse
quent investigation led to the belief that
Lamb made way with his second wife 10
ST. Louis, and the prisoner was taken TO
that city. TIE Republican ofthe 28th has
he following particulars of Lambs confess
sion Of one Of the most cruel and reyol-
ting murders on record:
At 10 o'clock, last night, G. II Lamb,
of Mendoza, H., confessed, in the presence
OF officers William Lee, William Bogus
and Mr.. Statfjrd, his father-in.aw, to hay
ing drowned his wife ia the Mississippi nv
er, short distance below Ibis city. Stat.
lord went TO the prisoners cell yesterday
morning, TO have some conversation with
him. L1mb said that there was something
be wished to tell, but that bis counsel had
instructed him not to talk to any one. AT
ten o'clock, p. NJ, Stafford again went to
him, as stated before, in company with Of
licers, when lie unbosomed the whole Sc
cret. He said he took his wife from the
Asior House, and put her in a yawI boat,
for which he pad 81, telling bis victim be
was gOing to small town down the river.
Himself and two others were 10 the boat
with her. The names he dbl not know -
He took her down withina half mile oil
tue island, Che did not say what one) aud
there Leld her head under water until she
stranglel. He then tied a rope around her
neck, attached stone to it, and sunk Ler.
The rope was about half the size of a cotu-
mon bed cord.
Mr.. SlstfJd asked Lamb how he felt
when bis wife was drowning. He said
he fell as though he ought tV have gone
down with her. He was asked what motive
he had for the preparation Of the deed, il
Sarah { his wiIe) had not always treatsd
him properly aud well? He replied that
she did not deserve her fate. but that he
was influenced BY other parties, the names
of whom-he could not or would not give.
He drowned her, he saws, on the l7.h of
December last. After her body had sunk.
lie, with the other men. went ashore and
sent the yawl adift. To a question how
his wife was dressed, he answered in the
dress she was making ut the time he went
for her at her fathers house,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-04-07
A Candid Admission.

The New Lisbon (O.) Patriot, in no.
ticiug the passage Ofthe resolution through
the OHIO Senate. providing for an adjourn.
el session of the Legislature, makes the
following truthful admission. 1t savs:
That dishonest and suicidal act has
been committed no disinterested indiyidu.
al, endowed with three grains of common
sense. will for moment deny. The act
is dishonest, because il is direct fasi6ca
ton of tie promises which sacurad ma
Jor;ty Of tue Democratic members their
seats. which fact they must know as well
rs they krOw that they breathe. 1t is dis
honest because they know that the people
have repeatedly, and with most unmistak.
able emphasis, expressed themselves in OPP
position Ia annual lsgis 'atiOn-against too
much legislation, which is unfxing our le.
gal precedents, distracting our courts of
justice aud piling up a mass Of special,
local, class and useless legislation to the
especial annoyance Of al those not paid fol
squandeIing time 10 its enactment. Won.
der if the>eSenators remember how prompt
lY every Democratic member in both bran.
ches ofthe General Assembly,voted sgaias,
40 adjourned session, when advocated by
the Republicans in 1856.