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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-02-18

9et v C0flC6l0re IN clICuluSlOuS Aouchou9 w
prevent mistakes. with tas schoolmaster's
namc. An immense bsll-crowned hat, and
long pointed, swallow tailed coat, showed
that the artist had in his mind the conven-
tional dandy, as shown 10 prints Of thirty or
forty years ago, rather than the actual hu-
man aspect Of the time. But it was passed
round among the boys and made its laugh,
helping Of course to undermine the masters
authority, as Punch or the Charivari takes
the dignity out Of an obnoxious minister
Langdon found IN enlarged copy Of this
sketch, with its label, pinned on the door.
He took it down, smiled little, put it into
bis pocket, and entered the school-room. -
An insiduous silence prevailed, which look
cd 90 il somc plot were brewing. The boys
were ripe for mischief, but afraid. They had
really NO fault to find with the master except
that he was dressed like gentleman, which
certain class Of fellows always always
consider personal insult to themselves
But the older were evidently plotting, and
more than once the warning a'h'm! was
heard, and dirty little scrap Of paper roll
led into wad shot from one seat TO- ano-
One Of these happened to stride the stove
funnel, and lodged on the masters desk.-
He was cool enough not to seem to notice il.
He secured it, however, and found an op-
portunity to look at il, without being OBJ
served By the boys. ltrequirsd NO imnsedi-
He Who should havs enjoyed the privilege
Of looking upon Mr.. Bernard Langdon the
next morning, when his toilet was about
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL.-A Reed Miss Bib, J
Hicks, NJ Hicks, r A Powell, Buckle,
wessndonck Va; L Doan, sigbolt, o Rob
inson, c q Brigham, w Horn, w Mckinley, nc
Blanchard and ly, Miss Blanchard, Miss Walker
Miss Tyler, NY; Jno Berry, l. Tysinger, Stras-
baugh, G Demuth, VIM REESE, Fitzpatrick, Jas
Condig, Md; w Rabe, w Farwell, Norris,
Cal; w g Hale, Tex; Proctor, w Johnson,
Mass; w T Niemann, t Marshall, ID Kennoirg
and ly, NJ Brooks, A Hierband, Pa; w Cars
well, c Smith, Del; A Broughton and fam, N c;
Mrs Shralder, Miss Shralder, KY; DR. A Dove,
Tenn; Grenzebzck, Oregon; w Moss, ILL.,
d Castleman, De- w Evans, Miss Lock, Pa; Edw
Jones, o.
BROWNS HOTEL.-T Johnson, w Bea-
man, l. Taylor, Md; l. @ Bingham. NY; Col c
Mohler, II Gwin, II Keekman, LII Panier, r l.
Owen, l. Mosby, Va; Hon w Johnson and fam
Ark; Rs Thompson, Miss; J A semple, USA; r
Maclim, Tex Aodine, NJ; Thornton, Ala; J
Downing, c Adams. La; A Hamilton, Tenn; T
Daniel and ly, Pa; N Norfeet, Va; DIR II Wash
ington, USN; w johnson, Va; Spier, Md; J
Wistar, A Docblim, Pa; Hall and ly, NY;
Sheldon, RI; J Miller, ] Owens, Md;
HARDWOOD HOUSE w v Mexican, ] Pat
rick, B Guthhe, Pa; M Gould and ly. NJ; E w
sehOn, Tenn; M flanagan, Cal; Barton, I
c; Pirkey and ly, Tex, 8 w Ficklin, w n
Mckinney, Va
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No one Of the "many Ills flesh is heir tor 10 so
prev alent, so little understood, and much neg
looted as Costiyoness. OF en- originating in care
lassness or sedentary habits; 1t is regarded as .
slg ht disorder of too little consequence to excite
anxiety, while In reality it is the precursor and
companion of many of the most fatal and dang or.
GUS diseases, and unless early eradioated il will
bring the sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils of which Costiveness is the usual at
tendant are Headache, Colo, RheumatIs m, Foul
Breath Piles, and others of like nature lille long
train offr zhtfu diseases such IS Malgnant Fevers,
plsxy, Epilepsy, .ParalysIs, Hysteria, Hypochon-
drasis, NJ elancholy and Insanity, first ndoate their
presence in the system by this alarming ~ mptom.
Not unfrea uentIy the diseases raned originate in
Constipation, but take on an independent exist
enos unless the cause is eradcated early stage
From all these considerations 1t TO lows that the
disorder should receive Immediate attention when
ever II occurs, and person should slect TO gel
q box of CephalIo Pills on the first appearance OF
the complaint, as their timely use will expel the
insiduOus approaches OF disease and destroy thil
dangerous foe to human life.
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UHHADAcHz Is the fayorite ngn BY which
nature makes known any deviation Whatever from
the natural state Of the brain and viewed IN this
light 1t may be looked on as q safeguard intended
to give NOTICE of disease which might otherwise
escape attention, ti too late to be Tomedied; and
It's Indications should never be neglected Head
sohes may be classified under two names, WIG :
Symptomstio and idiopathio. Symptomatic Head
sshe is exoeedinEly common and is the precursor
ApoPlexy, Gout, Rheumatism and al f-bIlle
diseases, In its rervous form it il s,mpatheto dis
of the stomach constituting SICK headache. OF
hepato disease constituting billions headache, of
,consti patton and other disorders of 1.-THE Low
els jas we'll renal and uterine affections. Diseases
the heart very freq uently attended with Head
aches; Annmis and plethora are also sfeetcns
Headache is also very common, being usually dis
times coming on suddenly in . state of apparently
sound health and prostrating at once the mental
and physical energies, and in other instances IT
comes ON slowly. heralded BY depression of spirits
aoerbity of temper. In most instances the pair
is In front Of the head over one both eyes, and
sometia mes provoking vomiting, under this GLASS
may also be named hsuraigia.
For the treatment of either class of Headache the
Cephaho Pills have been found . sure and SAFE
remedy, relieving the most acute pains IN few
minutes, and by Its subtle power Graduating tn,
disease Of which headache Is the unerrins index.
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INVOCATION.

New KIND OF MAP-A very interesting map
has been published in England, In which, on
Mercator's projection, laid down careful In.
dications OF the subject to earthquakes and
the sites Of volcanoes. In the language OF It's
constructor IL shows the surface distribution and
space Of earthquakes. As a very large number OF
copies Of the map Is required and the greatest ac
cufacy of delineation necessary, IL has been exc
cuted in chromo-lithoZraphy, and printed In
series Of different tints from eight different stones
Thus, various changes Of orange and orange red
show what are termed the "seismic bands In
their DC stIon and relative intensity. Small disks
denote, in black, ''volcanoes, fumeroks. SOL
fataras," now active, or presumed to have bsen so
within historic or recent geologic periods
speckled gray-blue shade indicates the areas OF
subs dsnce whether sub-oceanic or terranean-
now proceeding. green line demarcates land
from sea. OF the great oceans, only the Atlantic
shows much of that agency which produces earth
cuakes and that chiefly In Its ATTITUDES north oil
the equator. The Pacific has almost an immunity
from these throes of the earth's inner crust. vi
the cont nents, Europe has the fainter tints Of
seismic bands In the north; but only In Iceland
does the deeper blue hue indicate great intensity
ompanied by the signs OF considerable volcanic
action-there being ten smaller dots, besides tns
large one for Hecla-
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Too LATx.-Judge Mullent Of New York, in
charging the grand jury, insisted that they should
investigate the case Of John Thomas the negro
who was returned 10 his master In X Kentucky. The
Judge Is giving mouth on q verv cold trail, as the
negro was sold two weeks ago, to 60 South.
IUAn unbelieving psychologist recently put
a microscope under one Of the ''roots'' which q
fashionable corn doctor had landed to a patient
as from bis foot Examination showed II to be a
little bit of catgut.
III The steamship Huntsville arrived at New
York on Monday, from Savannah, and brought
eighty-six steerage passengers, who were sent
back by the authorities.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

THEAMAIsAMArIoN or LANsuAeEs-Tbere 10 o
rroWinr tendency In this age To appropriate the
most expressive words of other lana and alter
word Cephaic, which Is from the Greek, sgnifying
sfor the head is now becoming populauzed IN
remedy; but IT will soon be used IN more general
way, and the word Cephalio viii become ss
distinction % foreign words has been worn away
BY common usage until they seem native and 70
the manor born.o
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BRIDGgr-M1ssus wants you to send her q box
but Pm thinking that's not just il nather; but Per
haps yen be afther knowing what il is Ye see
she's nj sh dead and gone with the Sick Headache,
and wants some more of that same a. relaived her
before.
Pills.
Bridga-Och! sure now and you've sed it, here's
the qua Their and CIV the Pills and don't be all
day about it aither.
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A n cal BleSsiua.

Physiciaa.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that head
aohs'
Mrs. Jc~es-Gone Doctor, sI gone! the pill you
sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and l wish
you would send more 30 that / can have thoTa
handy
Pkysieian.--You oan get them at any Druggists.
Call for CephaIc Pills, hnd they never fail, and
recommend them in all cases of Headache.
Mrs. JoHss.-I shall send for q box directly and
shall tell all my suffering friends for they real
blessing.
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1TOvER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and
anxiety incident to close attention to bus or
study, are among the numerous causes Of Nervous
Headache. The disordered state of mind and body
Incident TO this distressing complaint is fatal
blow 70 al energy and ambition. Sufferers BY this
these dist. essing attacks By using Of the Co
phslo Pills whenever the symptoms appear. Ii
Suiets the overtasked brain and soothss the strain
ed and jarrIns nerves, ard relaxes the tension of
the stomach which always accompanies and az
gravates the disordered condition OF the brain.
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=, Twenty MILLIONS OF, DoLLAns SAvEp.-Mr.
Spatdng has sold two millions Of bottles of his sell
e6rated Prepared Glue and il is estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth of broken
lions of dollars reclaimed ffom total loss b. this
valuable invention. Having made his Glue O house
hold word, he now proposes to do the world still
greater service By curing aN the aching heads with
bis Cephaio Pills. and If they are as good as his
Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away like suo Y
Ia July.
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GREAT DIsoovERY-Anong the most important
Of all the great medical discoveries Of this ago may
be oonsdered the system of vaccination for proteo-
ton from Small Pox, the Cephsio Pill for relief Of
Headache, and the use Of Qainine for the proven
whose benefits will be experienced BY suffering
humanity long after their discoveries are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-13
THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE&P PATRONAGE

FOR STATEsMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, DIES, and GENTLEMEN
in all parts of the world testify to the efficacy of
PROF. o. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen of the Press UNANIMOUS in its
zee ci,ou.r Tor more. and It viii Be impossible for
you to doubt.
GwALI srn.nI. Nry .YoHn, Dec. ., 1883:
Ssd BEEN 6snsstsd By the use Of Woods Hair
iaWsrd il to You ohse fully. because l. think it
Ssn .aGasa and DOusd 70 curl ing Sane FIVE 81
six years slnoe began 70 turn gray. and the sosp
dandruf to form upon it. Each Of these Disagree
abilities increased with time, and shout mouths
of the top Of my head and threatening to make me
try w Gods Hair Restorstiyo, manly to arrest the
allinS off of my hair, for had really no expecta-
Original ooior except from dSs. l was. Soveysr,
greatly surprised to find, afier the use of two bot
sensbiity 70 the scalp and dandruf CEASED 70 form
%s was e.
For this: among the many obj sstions 1 owe TO
example, and use itif growing gray or ssttn. Bad.
Wood Co. ~. B sss Lt n
MY f:p are cs.enf from the CITY, and am
SIANsroN, Ala, ] uly %, 1859.
To Prov. o j. WooD: Dear Sty-Your "Hair
kestorstive' has done my hair much good since
/ commenced tbs U.S. of IL, that wish to make
known TO the public fits ef cots onthe hair whion
are great. a man or woman may 6eneary deprived
Of h9ir. and BY resort TO your Hair Restorauve
the hair will return more beautiful than ever; q,
least sh Yon i, 2" l,s sfIp'on0' Besys II
P.siYou can publish the above nj II you Ike. b,
a. o duS , s
nhoatss In the Mobile Mercury, strong Southern
paper. w. H. kennedy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
PRoY. D J. wsoD: Dsdy Sir Having had the
misfortune TO lose the beet portion Of my hair from
the effects Of the yellow fever, In New Orleans IL
R5l, was induced 10 make trial Of your prepare
non, and found IL 20 answer as the very tbinl
needed. My hair 10 now thick and glossy, and nc
words oan express my bligations TO you in givnS
| 70 the afflicted suoh q treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
The Restorative IL put 10 bottles of three sizes
viz large, medium and small; the small hold hal
pint and retails for dollar per bottle; the me
dfum holds at least 20 per cent more In proportion
than the small retails for Two dollars per bottle
the large holds quart 30 per cent more in proper
ton, and retalls for S.
o. WOOD co, ProPIietors, 444 Broad
No - = : = - - 0'' '-'D''
Sod in this Q ~ BY C. sToTT. s,s Pa. avenue
an q eoly, alw
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D1DID ron svsr have the Sick Headache! Do
you remember the throbbng temples, the fever ed
Tow. the oathlng and dissust at the sight of food.
How totally unfit you were for pleasure, converse:
ton study One of the CephA'ic Pills would
have relisv ed you from ali the suffering which vod
then experienced. For this and other purposes
you should always have q box Of thsnron chand to
use a. occasion requires. .H
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AND GAS HrTERs.

j: w. THOMPSON CO.
Would cal the attention OF water takers to their
full assortment of FIXTURES to les intro
ductlon As folows:-kIrCHEN RANGES, BATH
BOILERS. KITCHEN SINKS, PUMPS, Cast
Iron. Wrought iron, Lead and Galvanised w A.
EaS. RUBBER HOSE, 60
Having superior advantages, With practical
X ovletse, We are prepared TO introduce Water
into dwellings with eli the latest inproveu ents,
promptly, and At prices that cannot fan to satsfy.
no a dtMarI bet 9Th and 10Th sts, south side
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iafdly Realized.

Hi 'ad n 'orribls 'eadaohe this afternoon, hand
stepped into the hapotheoaries hand says hi TO the
man, .'Can you heass me Of an 'esdsehe!' Does
and upon that e gave me q CephalIo Pill hand
pom me 'onor II cured me 90 quiok that 'ardly
realized 'ad 'ad an 'eadaohe.
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0LD RICH, MELLOW AND PURE
" b U NSIDE Els
M0N0NQA HET.A PvE WuTCVHv

Conscientiously distilled by Mr.. James Burnside,
2l Ahsgany County, Penra., In the old fashioned
selected Rye, and N 20 cese ever offered for sale
once tSs oe, 70 n9issoms use 6J Sse II Is st
the purest beverages 10 the reach of the public.
TO the invalid a. well IS TO those in health, 10
comm snds itself for its unrivailed snalites az a
sumna4t OF the safest. sarest, and most benefoent
oescl1 mon, and many Of the most dlshng uishef
hap pest results.
CLERY q STOCKDALE, Proprietors,
S2S Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA,
WIN. g. CONOVER,
Agent Tor the Projectors, gas Pa. ay.,
90 Aem opposfta WIllarda HnfAl.
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THE EVENING STAR.

u
Ut The subjoined article was sent 10 us W WI,
Rru6 as written 90 for the Star" since IL was P
a. ,vn. hovsver we notice that he mas eo"Pii-
mented q contemporary in the same man"e,
IFoR THE STAB.
To PROMOTERS OF DIsUNioN'
..E PIuKIpus UNuA"'
"o.. and I.,srarasi. ~, U.T Fau We '''""'
Nh, nap,e, ye psrrioldes nor dahe
To ts5t near vE II .Ss s.a nSa mind,
That would Qua FKDsR TIKs unoiha
OH how deg enerate from those
Who lov'd our USLos.not lts ioes;
Would nobly perish IN the cause
Rsoreant children of the just!
bare We revoke THEIR DEED OF Trust
And bid-on factions al ar, rise
OUR CouSrRy-foF q ssorlhcs'
Behold the GLozIou. F sslS:5wroushs
az pow'r Of supsrhumsa thought,
md IxDs OF PATRIoIIC WORTH, -,
Whioh gave THE STATES UNITED, birth!
Would re this g.osP'r9us P,t:on doom
TO stsna 'Eain4t Gil the Pov'rs Oh wfohs
This GREAT RKPUsLlo would see
longer .siI. e sss or 81 ASi.oord torn
That millions SHALL the rupture mouih'
Look! misoreants! on that sANSEs BnIsHr'
WSp bsy y' . SlSs U .Rs. '
Forever, from On anxious Wofla'
INVOCATION.
Oh. may our srARRI BANNxh's srsIPEs
Float proudly DER It's WIDE DOMAIN
when treason's pestilentlal breath
No more the country can lnnape'
Long may OUR coNTIsENI-EsIhTE,
Command tie sdmirlng wJrld's regard'
w hen Ruthless faction dare no moro
ITs GLORIOUS BssrINY retsrd!
Souls OF rHx NOBLE PATRIOT BAND,
Who fell, enbattlIng Tor our home
Whose lives were for THE UNION gwen,
Inspire each statesman meath Jon dome
YEsIeSERs or OUR FREEHoLD.cHART!
On still look down, and guide US on!
SUrL OF THE PATRIOT CHTBFTAIN, PURE!
J. GoLDsBoRoUGH BRuFF.
City of WARRINGTON, Dec 10, 1850.
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~ OF GAS METERS.

w MERCHANT TAILORING.
w e Invite our customers, and oiti zens general
~, to an inspection of our present new, at "a
taotive. and elegant assortment OFF,
CLOTHS. CASSIMEREs, DOESKINS, M
VtSTIN6S, OvERCOATfNGS, 60. VI
whIch We will make to order In superior -.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
90 25-d 322 Pa av., betw. 9Th and 10th Is.
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"The u. 3, MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
Are taken over this Now Lino.
Tickets oan be obtained at tho South Western
Ohoe, corner Of Sixth street and PennsJlvsnia sv-
enue, 70 the following points:
Lynchburs, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlantis,
thsttanooxs. HHnssvllle, Grand JUNCTION.
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IL AMI fNstJR ANCE

Il AND MARINE s,,v NOE,
HEATH KNOWLES,
ms TRANCE AG NTS
OFFICE, ROOM 16, OvKR BANK OF WAsHINerea'
LIFE
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL, nm mn
AcCuMuLATIoN-----SS,o VV,oOV
INSURANCE CoMP4NYOF The STATE OF
A1'o VIRGINIA,
Rrouxoxp CASH CAP1TAL----SS0O,OOQ
NEPTUNE INSURANCE COM PANY..
PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND o0ArL's'oS"
eooDHUE INSURANCE. COMPANY oo
New YORK. CASH iArlTAL----- sS"o'oo"
I'm the latter, all the advantages of mutual are
Ain cd without incurrlng the liability. =,
Inaurancs at low rate IS IN any other e4 uelly
respoa,Isle DOM panles, and policy holders allowed
/ 10 participate in the profits. Gel
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Ut The subjoined article was sent 10 us W ".
Bruf as written " for the Star" since ~as Pa
in type, however, we notice that ne mas c0nf
mented contemporary in the same manner
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T HAVE NOW ON HANr A COMPLETE
Ladies dies Kid and Lasting Velvet Trimmed VI
Boots
1 LADIES' Morocco and Goat kin Buttoned Boots
Ladies' Thick and Fur Boots
Misses Kid Velvet trimmed Boots,
Misses Kid Morocco and Gostskin Butd Boots,
LafIes' and Misses Rubber Long Boots,
Which am ne ling from 500. to 81 pair lower
than the same quality can DO bong ht elsewhere In
Also, a full assortment of Boots and Shoes for
gents 1RSSSsE sSa fyaSaH.Gn Nc Make. Space,
de 1 eod Pa av., bet 9Th and 9Th ats.
WINDOW SHADES AT FIRST CQST1The
w stock of all kinds WINDOW SHAPES ~
the store of o. LAGETT & DODSON, IN all sizes,
consisting of elegant Gilt, Landscape, Gray Pen
cilled and Gothic Styles, is perhaps the most oom-
Also, an widths SHADE tiNENS. in Buff,
Also, PICTURE CORDS, CORDS and TAS-
Sells, in sets, for Pictures, Picture Nails, with
fancy and PLAIN head.
Also. beautiful TIDES, In oil SKIES.
sre, s DOnQON
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IL THROUGH TICKETS TO THE ~
RIO Us VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
DrOmnibuscs and Baggage Wagons leave the
ofioo ut q. m. and ?. m.
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NEW Y Sfsks Et Af fklH Gy E6sf MATE
The stock of all kinds Of Curtan Materials at the
store of CLAGETT & DODSON, is still complete
in ali that is rich and desirable. All or any of
which will now be closed out at the prime cost.
no S7-eO6t
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY FOR MEDI-
IL CINAL USE.

TIKI CSpeT guTIo7t oF % CeHI5 PCT 00IgEs
The vast home and foreign demand we have for
this article sufficiently attss:s Its purity and excel
lenos. Moreover IT may be msntioned in this CON
nexion that many inva ids of delicate
unable to whisky of other brands, have found
the above most eicscIous and happy in it's effects.
A liberal discount the above prices made to
the trade. EDWARD HALL,
Desler in fne Wines and Liquors,
Family Groceries, Il OPP. Center Market,
90 2T-eO2t between It'll and 9th streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18
LEGIsLATURR.

SENATE, Feb. 17.- Bills were introduced for rail
road in New York, and to amend the General Railroad
Law. The Canal bill Including the Chenango Exten-
sioD came up on its third reading and was lost ii to
IA. Messrs. Fiero, Manierre, and Grant were ap-
pointed the Select Committee to examine the affairs OF
the Excise Commissioners and the Senate adjourned to
the evening of Thursday, the 23d inst.
ASSEMBLY, Feb. H.-Mr. Callicot moved for the ap-
pontment of Committee to report suitable action in
regard to Hugh Allen in custody of the Sergeant-at-
Arms, for an assault upon Member. The resolution
was unanimously adopted and the Committee sp-
pointed Subsequently, the Committee reported, re-
commencing that Allen be brought before the bar Of
the House. and suitable action taken. The report was
debated and adopted. Mr.. Allen was brought before
the bar of the House, and Intercepted. MI Miken,
the member referred to- made statement of the facts
az did other members, and, on motion Of Mr. Miiken,
Mr.. Allen was discharged.