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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08

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HELMB0LD,s BuGHg for Pain in the Back,
s NJ sss5i5v Rsst''s With
SS s fsF Rsessss Arising m zna
creticn, and all diseases of
EENaEEs, EEMaISs, FESAT.Es FESAEEs FENAISs FENkEss
Old o. Young Single Married. contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
EELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUGHU Is she ydry best rern4iy
aa TeTas rom IL Tie Ssns
G change IF Hfe SEQ symptoms aboPa.
No Family Should sse Without atl
TAKE NO MORE BAI4slNM, sferesty or Unpleasant Reds
cine for JnpleasaatAnd Dangerous Diseases.
HELMB6JsDts EXTRACT BUCHu CURES
Secret Diseases
u al Their sssses, -. & & little sxpeass.
lttle or no eaHs1 81 e ~ e5 Inconvenience
Use HELAIBoLDs EXTRACT BUoHU for Excesses arising
frsns habits indxsgedi in
BY Young antl Old,
And for diseases arising Habits Dissipation re.
ali mpsoper discharges d will the Patient
hS g.. f E Exit ESTsF aS Ff BGSHu for Disease. and
BGSHu for all
Urinary Organs,
Male or Female.
from whaseses originating, and matter of
| How Long Standing.
All the above diseases symptoms admit OF
| ment and may originate from the same
Keadf Read! Read! Read!
HELMB0LD,s RUCHU ia safe, and pleasant in taste and
odor but immediate in It's action.
Personally appeared before me- Alderman fhe city
Phadepha, Fl. T. HELMB0LD, Chemist, who being
sworn that his preparation contains Narcotic Mef
curry or injurieua drugs but are purely Vegetable.
H. Il. HELMBOLD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before this I'D day of November
1854. VIM. p HIBBARp Alderman.
Price 81 bottle six for SIS delivered any address,
Prepared by Fl. I. HELABUfJ,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
lD4 South Teath street, below Ghesnut,
Phitaueiphia
e~Beware Of conntetes and unprlnepled Dealers who
eneavor dispose of their own and Other articles On he
reputation attained by
HelmboIdis Genuine Preparations
Extract BHchu.
Sarsaparln
Improved Rose Wash.
soldby JOHN WRIGHT Il CO.,
u and l5l Chartrss street,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
H7ye ASK FOR HELsB0LD's-TAKE NO OTHER, Cut
cut the advertisement and send for it,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08

leaves every TUESDAY at s o clock p. NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND V1CRks5
80 m burg Y. 5. Anit tiRe.For lnnalasonHilie, Fs
lHennA, Ra50n Rouge. Port Hudson lSsyou Sara
Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natchez Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph, GraRd Cali Warrentcn and Vies
burg-The III ary n. CAPT. Joe Phelps, viii
leave shove every TE FsBAY, O'Clock r NJ RetIning
she wleaYe Nicksbprg every FRIDAY, at Y o'clock NJ
u. Il. CARROLL 4 Co,
ja4 Agents, So Carondeei street,
The above will VckshsfE with the
Dewdrop for Yaaoo riyer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08

ii ya4EN rEsusH rsslN. sIT,I,s.7---7,-- =.
-f4S ~ ELkAkLEY lDS Ran1part st,e Y y
- 4tst q N9rrayes Rnsgies Spring wasn,.n st
ssss rebuilt Repairing q 81 dc sraeaes e1p \, 1e Il,
@-z. A1 u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
Shipping gatelIigerue.


Stq7nsip HshNn, Mel enunei Ser IIavaua, Pi Bothers
schr hertet, Mack, for Senseesss, 0eetteH &cu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08

5r ship waricr Mcnonald Liverpool 10Th June Ia a
+ itlraud &cn--2d dist. r.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
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DENTISTRY.


.ssaszsssEa@ LOSS OF TEETH-Dr. j. WEST
liz St. Charles street, continues supply the
sfVs5Ss#$g9DsA LOSS OF TEETH without springs
11IIIIupon his principle of self adhesion This
method procured him universal appreciation
mended henE he ingenious system Of supplying ARTI
FICIL TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
n appearance defy detection by the closest Dr.
Vests 1elhod Of filling teeth with gold modern
improvements Those interested will hnd these statements be
thanks the inhabitants of New Orleans vicinity
practice they have favored him last fifteen
Office and residence 2 ST. Charles street,
TiofA eeStf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
o. HFGEIA HOTEL y,.aa
NE5 Old Point Comfort, Va, March l, 1860 1ff3ss

a-iM 4zAh.4
This fuyoe celebrated for sea bath
ing refreshing breeaes aud abundance of fine Fish Oysters
and Crabs will be opened for the reception guests the Isl
OF June.
The Hotel situated AT Fortress Monroe, the largest military
post in the United sntes, where eight companies and splendid
band Of mnsic stationed. The entire establishment is
undergoing thorough renovation and paintings which, with
building in construction. ba sufficiently
large accommodate upwards Of one thousand visitors
The undersigned have lately associated together
The business, and With attentive assistance spare no
pains in making ii delightful fer those
seeking health and peasure Railroad conneo
ons perfect in their arrangements that persona
from all parts of the South Vast reach Old Point with
the greatest facility. JOS. SEG4R,
c. G. WILLARD
my9 Pronraf6rs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
ORLEANS FEMALE AGAD DENY
" RERANBA BUILDING,
s12 Old No. Camp street. Poeyfarre csiope at.
Seventeenth Annual Session.

The Seventeenth Session this begins OIL
the First Monday of September, 1889
The plan Of instruction comprises general and extensive
Of languages The French daily spoken in the school, and t
Modern Classics thoroughly anayzed.
The location central and the apartments spacious
well ventilated The school is provided with choice library
the best musical Instruments and complete philosophical app
ratus.
References lnnumerable. Among them the Alnmnn Of
this institution who number among the gems of society.
Students admitted at any time during the session,
For further particulars apply in by letter.
Institution. NJ. b. DIMITRY, A. NJ,
President of the Board
New Orleans August. 1859 auSI&Wff
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
: COOK { HOYT, Proprietors.

sna Layer wants employment and give ample and sat
lery references lie h7 city and country. Enquire this
office, je22
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
aetiGlp Of tke alarhets.

CRESCENT orFIcx, No. 10 CAMP sfREEr,(
Wednesday Morning August & 1860,
COTTON The market eonnnesiui, and the sales yeyser
confined 100 bales, comprising 90 of The New
crop 1Osfllc for Mddling Good Middng and u5ac
! for MiAding Fair We retain quotations:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
ME-. eEoRG q BALDWIN, na,1Na n,,r.,

MI t. SEoRG % BALDWIN HAVING purchased
- th ih{siest ~ y s. SIhfNtl> thu nave FIRM will in
eSneec lon Win GAS H. T. COTTON contnue Tie Conner
ih anu Ege Ton manntAcufin business i1f tfeiF own ac
count az e % saud No ID faAal street an (rossIenn
sref hea they vii he hapPs ire patrons o
,le N oll S9ncetA The style Of the firm benE GDETpS
1ENi-' HlN' CHA If n. C0ETG.-
New oElean:s duly !, 1865. ifis'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08

EloR GoNoRsR "a, eLEEF WEAKNESS, PAINS
TIM GREAT ESGfisH .sESBhY. sPEoIFTG SoLp
rIoN-rh word.renowned prep H,i9h enses al sa9eons
y tho Eensra1Ve organs whether ec,N o. chrome PhJs
1isns q Esana ei Ftanee ana Of Am @ seEnaSsdge G II
Purely vegetable in composition 1t ha nesH as II is eh
caeous The becomes inyiSoaied, and es feotaeo
Body aud Oppressed mird restored 70 energy.
b. ABRAMS
Sole agent the Utitea Siatsa
mYlI ly Apotheeary ID Carnp STREET New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
is2s aG Il =2tga sh riffof 4 ii,e ?

NOTICE OF C5PAtfltN tGItSEHLP = TIE UN-
uesihd nave, by act eNecuied before Theodore Gny0l
Nolay n ths city On The III Of june INST in copt
hslSip lpF ne eeeshtgent of rcmneTGai firm comliend
I'm n e cY ti New tliiedHs udef lhe style Of NJ A. De LII
ZARDl O the transactions 0f which shall c5ns nFinTi
pally OF Commission and agency business
New Orleans, tih Inue 1860
y n 4 4 DE ,ir Ib,di,44sASiRSpf Gese-ai partnars
~ Partner u cornnldndaIn
Pef pro: JULIAN DE IIhARDI,
ts5 q I-ffA fARDFrR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
100 O00 RAILROAD RossTIEs WANT

$50, ,OOOESAfFhe Nea 5s SssI1al snS TNI I'm
Western Railroad Company invite proposals the delivery Of
l500O month MONTHS beginning With
October 1910 $4,000 ties in all The largest quantity will
be wanted at the line Of the road the side Of Berwcs
Bay; but proposals will be received for delivery Of portion
Camo's point, He~'s point Franklin Hardng's pot Fu-
siiiers, Generates and New Ibefin
Parties bidding will pass what number they wtf nm
dertake deliver in ALL what number per month prizes
Of leiiye5 d Of the points mentioned.
The ties be sawed om the bes= and sonndes heart
cypress. lie liz inches thick.
inches vide ard Il feet long None will be teccired 9eas
sawed from timber which ns been cut deaaened
months OF August and FEBRUARY.
For any portion ST apTe, less than 1880 bid, ler
cal addressed the President Of the Company marked i3
fr eosSties viii he received 9 1llr otcc Of the Cnpa
DAY I2st July The beard reeFy he iii IL ct.
ing al any Of the hids.
Payments be nade in cash the notes of the Com
pany ninety days. with Bank interest added option Of
the Gompany g. W. B BAILEY.
IVs}w Of Erfs.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
Fort ADAM MS
oUACHITA RIVER
fELnIRoLD,s GENUrNE PRspARATI1

EWE1 1ELWRUEsIB'b EEINUINE PREPARATION,
"a HELMBoLD,s RttGflL u far The Rladdsr
Gravel
HELMBQLD'S BUGHU for the nropsy
HEbMB0ID'S BUGFIU for Nervousness
HELMBOLD'S BUGHU for Loss Of MeInorv 1885,.
HELMB0llD'S BUGHU for Dmness Of visitor
HELMBoIlp'S BUCHU for Difficult Breathing
HELMBOIlD'S BUGHu for Weak Nerves
HELMBoIDS BUGHU for UNIVERSAL i, f,assif
HEIMB0IsDiS BUGHU for Horror ;"
HELMB0LD'S BUEHU for - -..sne
HELMBoLDS BUfrrr7 ~ Dsease. .......
IIEIWRf9in-S .,ight SweatS.
HFI'. AZ Tor NaketuinesS
..ahOLDtS BUUHU for Ernptions.
HEIlMBOIiD's BuCHJ for Pain In the Back
HELMB0hDS BuCHU for Heayness of the EyeF 3D. With
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-08
-
BOSTON

saszs- FOR BUsTON-Regular Iins-Tie A regl'
fast sailing packet bark Arctic, Waltz mas.
having most OF her engaged, will have
Dispatch. For balance Of freight. apply 70 -
GEO. W. HYSSON 4 co. s2 Camp 4.
For passage apply the captain board Post III Fir s
triet f haD
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05

IT, One would suppose from the 'futtering
II It's Editor Of the I,.telligs,cer that he might
be the person who traded off his Excursioa
Ticket. but We rere unwilling to believe him
guilty Of .uch an act. The Editor Of that paper
AK. u who It i, tia. has done so. We might
srasify a Yankee propensity By asking IN reply
that that Editor did With his ticket, bur as
hat is none Of oar funeral. We leave him to
saswer i only . his own conscience, and would
simply ask il liz Excursion Ticket included
tie cash man # The concern as well as the Edi-
tor q The paper
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05

the HrSI OF december next Il Inc lO-AoWliS 10
rates. irpariabiy advaace.
For single copy. so
twenty Copies to one address 80 90
&, oa.e cry family 10 Iowa County be supplied
T. the Tarprss for the Campaign
4TH OF JULY.
Are re to Celebrate the Anniversary Of our
National Independence
On the broad ground. presume, that Edi-
tor. are supposed TO know everything. If net
more the above question has been asked - many
time. v.thin lev days past. So tar We have
beer unable to answerit. Several Of our neigh
boring town. are making preparations for prop
er observance II the day, and Ne SEQ 40 reason
INV Mineral Point sho Id not do the same
FOR the parPo.e of determining the point. we
propose that al who are favor % Celebrating
she day in this City meet at the Court House
,hs TUESDAY Evening - = o'clock. g make
tie necessary arraugemeuts md we hope to
general gathering Of our citizens.
Br.rrlrrL TnoIoeRArH=. enterprising
vusrnen. the kESDslL Brothers, have made
arrangements for. and will have within tex
days, large number Of those beautiful Photo
grzpbs OF AsR4HAW LlscoLs the Rep blIcan
Candidate for President Of the United StDte,.-
IT'S spoken u IL our Chicago Exchanges a. an
excellent Akensss, aud as il cests but Itlle.
have no doubt large number will hnd really
ssie
-. =, ..a....,-;,.,..
Ii liz Editor If the I,.telIigg,,oer that he might
bs the person who traded off his =" Escursioa
Ticket but We ere unwilling to believe him
guilty q such an act. The Editor Of that paper
.sk- u who It is that has done 50 We might
80. ~, Fd,,o- I'M uitb II, ticket bas a
NJ. none r -, mineral No leave him t.
.,.w.r,. o,ly ), 49, r.,r.rience and would
,rrIvk,t II. F,egrsion Ticket included
lie cash man # The concern. as well As the Ed
toF Y ihe paper
~ Srssc,,rras - ,fsnLs ,ra a,re..r.
..ve-aI II orr r-sa,.r. for .bs nv. ra...e.
800 ..,..,-i,,,....i Ia. w.. ...l.r.
,,..,.s.l,os -, ,p.t. o.,- Il. ,,,.,. !.
.,,.,I.t a. .lo e,,r,r.l ,xt..i ca,.,....-
.ha,t MI. II Nh,
,.l.. - >.,,.-.s--e, az,
Me-. i. called !, ~ Advertisement II a :
sr...rr !. ,rat1.- Column 4. frs. class
o-sr.,, Il ,,rtp,r, ,.-,.i-ir, 20 &, -r, NJ
-.......... .......t- 80. 4...f,..
Ji,...
snd Amut-tisa IS keeIs n" | Blasting Pow
Ter. for tie b,aeIt If Miners. Gail aut Sc
I.m
4 Marry. II those interested n the lIfr.r5,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05

EE- JAsKs !. SLYz Esq. has become Rssocia-
ted with ar Rows. Is Editor Of the 4dyoc1t.
We extend TO him the - Of fra,e-nal friend
ship, and wish him success IN ms new sphere
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05

eE-We had he pleasure few evenings since
u Christening TO some tue instrumental music,
b couple Of lad=-one 10 AMI the other y
Years. old. that We considered 5 good as any
g Lave heard for ] long time. They play the
v1olin admirably aud hard 10 be beat or
-lzd instruments. They a-e sons q Mr John
Niadas, q GAINESVILLE Their musical talent
ssould 81 cultivated srd rewarded
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05

rFDr Gro WiLsER. OF this city has been up
pointsd By Gov. RssDAIn- 4, one Of the Tru--
sees Of the State Lunatic Hospital. N place q
LxvI STERLING ESQ. resigned.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05

THz CHlsc4 flta.-ae are told by Farm erz
Lat his enemy 70 the Wheat crop has made is
appearance this year much earlier AID in much
lager numbers than usual Sorue fields are rep
resented as being literally alive with them ven
his early aud fears aPprehended that their
rafages viii bc severely felt before harvest
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05

Those pire arrles Al Wheele:s are deli
.lous and rs mistake Step n and t-y then
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05
For Sale.

rTIE Subscriber offers for sale he hcus and lot stus
L ted Virgin Alley and formerly occupied by him
residence beiug the half the house and lot
occupied by NJ. John Evans There are four good
in the house
TT For particulars enqire Of JAMES EVANS,
or of THOMAS JOHNS.
Mineral POINT. NAY :. ls6o-n1o-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05
Girl Wanted.
Campaign Tribune.

For doing general Homework Enquire at
1Afs Office
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05

4TH OF JULY.

oa-e cry family ia Iowa County be supplied
the Ts1Brss for the Campaign
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05

eF- RloHAap /. Rr.p E~l 4 this City. and
cnARLEs M,poEy. q Ios'sss lie. are the deputy
darshalis for taking the Census Of This County
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05
HOTELS
LINDEN HOTEL.

LINDEN IOWA CO., WISCONSIN
$40 This house having been recentlv a,tedpn,,,
Hs1i accommodation Of Travellers and Baard-rl is
sf ii now open fcr the accommodation of the rnbt,
NIL No pains vii Do spared to re Ter all &C uafort
lie WHO nssy visit II Good Srai,linU and st+c1.
'iFe waters ST. JOHN RULE Jr, Prep'r.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05

TT "Pe.ts III wreath ii. John BroTn'.) name
into thsir lsys.
Hasn't this proph-sy Of the TaIBr~E been
fulfilled neishbor? We venture r,her 70
prs&lst III: the present efFo OF the I,tctigeneer
sor notorsety. Il persevered in. will tend 70 place
he name II It's editor il similar wreath.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-06-05

NfFrsa II those interested III the Mineral
Point sen.nary takes place on Thursday Eve
alug. See notice.
RE.o y NJ AHsrteas Scp Advertisement
Il i on tie regular n14lt,1n it, i,arro order.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-15
BY TELEGRAPHf
FlsB. tLe Nt,s Orleans Papess.
pECCFEnINGS OF CONGRESS.

ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE COMPLETE
WASHINGTON, Feb. I'm the House yes
terday, Mr. Marston was elected Door Keep
er by six majority, and Mr.. Lucas was elected
Postmaster by two majority, thus completing
the organization Of the House.
The post Office appropriation bill providing
for the deficiency in the department for the
last fiscal year, which was defeated at the
close of last session, was then taken up and
passed. a~} aft~ @s "a
The House then adjourned over till Thurs
day to give the Speaker time to arrange the
standing committees, which will probably be
announced on Thursday
Previous to the election of DoorkeePer and
Postmaster, q bill was introduced to the
House providing for the prevention and pun
ishment Of polygamy in the Territories
In the Senate, Mr.. Mallory Of Florida IN
troduced a bill to regulate the payment Of the
Navy, which was made the special order Of
the day for Monday next So sa4s.
After short session the Senate adjourned
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-15
HOUSE.
TUESDAY. Feb. 9TH. 1860.

1 TUESDAY, feD. (th, 1860.
The House met.
Reading of the Journal was dispensed with.
Mr.. Trotter, from the committee on Inter-
nal Improvements, to whom was referred a
bill to authorize the Southern Railroad Com
pany to change its alignment in the crossing
Of Pearl river, and to bridge the same, report
ed the same back to the House and recon-
mended its passage. Received and agreed to,
and the bill passed
Mr.. Dunlap, from the committee on WAYS
and Means, to whom was referred bill in re-.
lation TO the keepers of livery stables, reported
the same back to the House, with recon-
mendation that it do pass. Received and
agreed to, and the bill passed.
Also, bill for the benefit of "St. Mary's
Orphan Asylum" and an accompanying petit
ton from sundry citizens, and recommended
that it do pass Received and agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Clark, the bill was read
q third time AMI put upon its passage, and de-
cided in the affirmative by call of yeas and
nays, as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Adams, Bishop, Backstrom,
Beaman, Barksdale, Clark, Chambers, gilbert
son, Dunlap, Diekins, Evans, Ellis, Of Copiah,
Firth, Hamilton, Hill, Henley, Hudson, Jones,
Of Sunfower, Keith, Love, Lake, McRae, Mil
Ter, Pipes. Pinson, Reid, Smylie, Sanders,
Smedes, Terrell. Thomas, Van Eaton, Valiant,
Wilson, Weathersby, Ware, Williams WAL
worth-38.
NAYs-Mr. SPEAKER, Messrs. Augustus,
Akers, Bugg, Bell, Boon, Coffey, Duncan,
Denney, Dantzler, Dean, Ellis, Of Pamela Gil
strap, Gasque, Hall, of Leake, Holmes, Knox,
Lyles, Matthews, Mernar, Mcdonald, Nc |
Whorter, Murphy, Owen, Palmer, Reasons, I
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-15

PRoF. WOODS HAIR REsToRAT1vE-For
the year. past we have been advertising the
above named Hair restorative, and month af
ter month its sale has gradually increased, un-
tilt now commands more ready sale than
any other article Of its kind, giving in almost
every instance entire satisfaction A CLERGY
man, resident in neighboHng town, who had
for years suffered from burning sensation IN
the head, with an occasionally dry, itching hu-
nor, which premalurely turned the hair gray,
and latterly causing it to como Off rapidly,
leaving the head nearly bare, seeing the adver-
tisement in the Gazette, was induced to try
IL, and now, after the use Of two bottles only,
his hair has turned quite dark and is very son,
the scalp clean. and the subsequently, bald
spots covered with a beautiful growth OF silky
dark hair, the sight OF which, with his COM
mendation of the Restorative will command
an increased sale. We would state to any
who may wish to know, that we are permit
ted, privately, to give the name Of the indi-
vidaal to whose case we refer. Deco 80
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-15
Mss1sszpp1 LRe1sLAruRR.
s.
HOUSE.
MONDAY. Feb. 6. 1860.

AZ ------
MONDAY, Feb 6, 1860.
The House met.
Reading of the journal was dispensed with.
On metion of Mr. Van Eaton, the Senate
bill IN relation 10 the Circuit and Chancery
Courts of Lawrence county, was taken up
and passed.
The Speaker presented . communication
from J. J. Williams Secretary of ne Agricul-
tural Burea, which was referred to the COM
mittee on Printing.
Mr.. Merinar, from the Committee on Edu-
cation, to whom was referred bill to provide
for the election OF the trustees of sixteenth
sections and for other purposes, reported the
same back to the House with q recommenda-
ton that it do pass Received and agreed to,
and after an amendment thereto being adopt
ed, the bill IS amended passed.
On motion of Mr.. Suratt, the House pro-
ceeded to the consideration Of Senate MESA
On. molten of Mr.. Scales, the House con-
CURED insthe Senate amendment to the House
bill to regulate the venue of actions against
railroad corporations.
On motion Of Mr.. Ware, the House con-
CURED In the Senate amendment to the House
bill for The benefit Of schools in township 8,
range 8, east.
On motion Of Mr.. Suratt, the House con-
CURED IN the Senate Iamendmentto the House
bill % provide for the taking the census o. the
State Of Mississippi in the year 1860.
For the benefit of the family of the Hon.
B. r. Webb, late Secretary Of State, was
taken up and passed.
The Senate resolution IN relation to the ap-
pointment uof commissioner to investigate
the seminary fund and other matters was taken
~ and passed
60 extend the provisions Of an act for the
reliet pfthe State University, approved March
9th, H56, to the University eff Mississippi for
two Xeassa alter 9Th March next, was taken
az and passed.
The House proceeded to the consideration
of the special order, to-wit:
The report of the majority committee made
on the 9th day Of December, 1883, recon-
mending the passage Of q substitute bill IN
len Of the original bill 10 extend the time for
the completion Of the New Orleans, Jackson
and Great Northern Railroad, and for other
Also, the reports of the majority and mi
nority committees, made on the third day of
January. 1860. -
The question being on agreeing to the first
report,
ty report BY striking out all after the enacting
clause of the substitute reported by the COM
mttee and inserting new sections in lieu there
Of
Pending the question
On motion Of Mr.. Thomas, the House ad-
; ,.Irned until 8 O'Clock. p. III.