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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
ITO Expire on the slst day ofJanuary, ls64)
AUEIFOR OF STATE's OFFICE,
insurance Department.
Cnlumbus. Ohio, May 2lBt, 1865.


WHrREAs, The Yonkers and New York Fire Insu;
rance Conpanv. loca;ed at Yonkers, in ths stale OF
New York. has fled in this Office Rsgorn stitemeat
Of its condition, a. required by the hrst sectloh o. lne
act stro regulate Insurance Companies not lnSotpo5
rated BIZ The state Of UhiO,' passed Anrles ls2oI Anu
Where's. aid Company has furnished the ulusIsisn
Cd safisfactorT evtdencs that It Is lassssrI o. ~
lear Ons Hundred Thousand Dollars " Aetu1l Capl-
IA INV ted IN slOcks, or 10 b ndss or IN morteAs Z
az real estate. worth double the amo nj LOT wren
ne sams fs mortgnEed; and where's sal1 company
bss fled in this office q written instrumsnt UNDER ~
CORPORATE seal, signed BY the President and SeeretaLy
Hereof. authorizing snvRgent or agents 81 stlaNom-
nsnv IN tafs Sta-s, to acknowledge service Of pEOosssi
ior and IN bshatf Of said COmpsny, consent ng that
sueb service Of rroce.s shall be taken and held 70 re
Al valid a. II servcd upon the Company, accoralus %
Inc Iswso Of this or any o'her State, and WaiFtng az
claim or right of error, by reason OF s1ch aeAhO"l'
edgment Of service.
Now. The. lore in pursuance OF the hrsL secion OF
nsaforesaid act, I, Oviatt IOle, Auditor oil staSe loG
the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that said 1onk'
era and New York Fire insurance Company u gu
thOrized to transact business Of Fire aud marine IN
surRncs in this state until the thirty -hrs Gay u 1hhi
uary, in the year one thousand eisht hunoieo anu
m Witnsss whereof Ihare hersunto subscribed ny
naneand caused the Se1lot my ONCE To De
IL. s. affixed the day and year above written.
o. COLE Auditor OF state.
R. J.FULLER, AG'TATGLEVELAND'
~ "a
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SuFFICTNNT THREN

THE ALL SUPPLEMENTARY
-TRIESEMAR1 2 and }, areProteotedb ~ koy
az Letters Patent Of England, and sec1red y u
Seals of the Ecole de PkETIYdIcie de Paris ara tAe
Imperial college Of Medicine, yisrns-
10. One Is invaiuebis FOR Exhaustion, BpsrnAt0r
Fhus and all physical disa5ilities.
M T[-o co5ipIgtsfy eradica.es ell tcGC5s o. th5A
dIssEses that lave heretofore ossn treated " theust
seoug 6rd pernicions use OF copavlE onu CIDeos.
Ho. Three has entirely sUppiAlted the lnurIons uss
OF rnsrcury, thereby in5uriRg 10 the suiierCr speedy
relief, dispstsing all impurities, and roofing CIT me
venom OF diseases
TEIEsEnAR, Eto4. /, and s, are preparations IN the
s. carried IN 20 w~aistcoet pocket. Bold IL TN cases
and divided tuto separate doses, a. administerz1 q
Fslpsu, Lhliomand, RouxI RIcold, &c; Prices 9 sSoli
5r 4 csses Tor q, which saves e; end in s7 cases
whereby there Il q saving Of %. 10 Do he'd whole.
sac and retail OF Dr.. BARROW, ~. 1874 Bicecher-SE'
New York.
Immediately on receiving 3 remittance Dr.. BarrcE
IN the T~rieseHlRr to any part OF the world
IeourelF packed, and addressed according 70 ths Ms
Ttrpctions OF the writer
E-Sold By e. W. CLARK, Agent for cleveland.
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DRAYTON &
REtL ESTATE AGENTS,
Office No. 8 Atvatsr Building. Entrance through
the Insurance Office OH. +. Brayton.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOE SALE.

IL storv Brick House. Lot Axl7O 10 an alley OF
FraDk'in-St., opposite Reservoir. Good Barn,
Well Water and Cistern $500. Terms easy.
A large new and elegant Brick House and Barn, cor
ner Kinsman and Forest-St. Lot 2oL355. 500.
Brick House aud Lot, No. 8 JohnsOn-St- LOs 35xlOt.
Price eZ5O0.
~ It n New Brick House and Lot, No. 80 Scoyile-
st Lot 3sXl4f, cor. alley and scoVIIe-St; sSIO-
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
Columbus, o., May q, 1858. }
1t "a hereby certified that the foregoing Is a correct
COW Of The Statement Of condition o. the
Y61kers and ECw YORK Fire Insurance Com
H. g pany, made 10 this Office, for the year los
aud now Oh file herein
D, OULE, Auditor Of State.
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E5-WM buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and ollect Rents, &c.
sEag-Ho charge to Purchaser. Sellers only charged
for sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
So Also issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates II
Reliable Eastern insurance Companies
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DocK PRoPEnTY FOR SALE.

A very desirable EOck Property for SAFE on the Old
Riser Bed, near the Forge o Otis, 325
feet front by leo feet deep, being Blocks IS, ls
and %. This properly is doc e nd has water
sufficient FIR he Longest vg-=ris 10 rtscharge
ni0ngside. 1t Il one OF the p st locations Tor
DCcks m The INV mayo
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS,

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
u a parfect tUniOn" Institution. It unites the Cor
set, shOuldsr-Bracs Anti-Laoer aid Skfrt-Supports
IA one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel.
The itOonstitution must be Preserved" EhscheYs
y Lady says can be by wearing these Mals8.
Thy THEM-PRIOES REDUCEDl
Dor gaie bY-FRERMAH KELLOGG, III Superb.
ef-Sf., Mrs. PORTER, Mfliner, slSsneea-st., HOW.
EHGBEE, TSuperiOF-St., Mrs.. HARVEY, ea
Z. OlaiF-St,, and at Wholesale and R8taii by the Pre-
VrietoT and Manufacturer3, 1BI Ontario4st., (oYeg
Hoore's Auction Store,O Cleveland, Ohio.
W Made to Order
WrstsEe and County ights for saIs.
GEt NORRIS& SHEEFIBLD.
" prosecute all persouH who make tha
WaiSts, or mAkethe Braces without authority FROM
80 F--A RuEl9
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IIlWeLU-LNN IUNIV9E UlVI.E M 00
one
T~welnh-The e~restest amount allowed BY me
rules 70 be insured in any che city,
town or
Th~frteenth-The greatest amount allowed %
be insured in any one block-.----...-ho RUE
FouTteepth-The amount Of its capital or earn-
ings deposited in any other State, as te-
cuity for lnsses therein, namlnR them,
with the amount 10 each, and whether
such Company traDsRcts any business
of fnsuran % in said state or States IN
giftsenth-The Charter, or act Of incorporation
Of said Company
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r AND OFFICER. II. LITTLE
4 has constantly on hand q large number Of i'm
proved Farms tor sale for cash or on time. .A.so.-a
variety Of City and VILLAGE Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin ard Mtssonri,
which he will exchange for Farms, City or PERSONAL
2d hrOrI mayl2-
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REAL ESTATE.
Holm G..
-fsueeeEserto Rouse 3 Jennings,)
nd zeal Estate Agent

2iI superior-st.. Marble Block,
To Atwater Building, foot Of superiOr-st
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EEEaAu1ls
JNO. W. MURRAY,
Secretary

Subscribed and sworn before me, this Eighteenth
day Of May, 1868. u7Yrpr
- Notary Public.
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bAnD9 LAA1
burgh with the
Rail Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
AT Cape Vincent whit
RaiERoads Betyssn Cope NneentS NsO York,
And at OsRego with 3 Line Of
THIRTY FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS
OsWEGO, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK,
Forming q DAILY LINE from
Boston, New York, Ogdensburghs Cape
Vincent and OsweGO to
CLEVELAND, TOLEDO DETROIT,
And q TRI-WEEKLY LINE to
CHIcAG0, MILWAUKEE & INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
AGENTSt
J.. MYERS, "A Pearl-st..........-.NeW York.
John HOOKING, 7 State-St.-.---..Boston-
GEO. A.
JNO. b. CRAWFORD. .---.-.=.--OsWeg
a. r.. VINCENT
WALKER &
- j. u.
o. ].
n. J.
PELTON s BREED, AGESTs,
marI7.R2s Cleveland.
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T LITTLE, DEAL-={ IN REAL
Il ESTATE, Railroad and Of ? Stocks. Bas on
hand q la &c let Of farms AID ming LANDS IN
this State, iowa " Jsconsin and tu'lOla.
Es-URcs over NJ. 50, south side o Pub. Square.
mav20
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STATE OF NEW YoEK, S:

county OF new AoEA. -
RICHARD -FRAHKLIGt President and JOhA
". MURRAY, Secretary Of the fonkers ana Few
York Fire Insurance. Company being Heyerauy sworn
depOse and say, that the foregoing Is a lux, true Ana
correct ststement Of The affairs Of the sad nompany5
that the said Insurance Company is the bona nCs
owner Of st least One Hundred Thousand. Dollars q
actual cash capital invested IN Stocks snd bonds. OF
In Mortgages on Real ksiate. worm 9oeS.S ~
above described investments, nor any part lheIeOls
are made for tbs benefit May indlyld9n e1eIciaiIs
Their as President. SecretaTyi TIeas urer OirecIoL, OI
otherwise that tbs mortgages above ueserloSo h-ae
not been assigned, nor in any manner releaseu OI
pared by said Company and that they aretne nDo'S
described Omcers OF sail Insurance Gompanys
RIGHT L..
President.
UuO W
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PnoFEsBos OF ELECTEOPATHT AEp 1EpIclsE
O@-cs-IigSemecs-Et., A;eE doors from Superior CD
oEce hoursfron g to Issnd from stos o'oioSk dsny
Sundays eIcoptOd.l
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iNAHRANnE


CTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
xlNR5A H51nAA8
on ths fist day OF MAY, 1855, psde to tie Audl,oEo q
ShnS St9tf arsasS 6oEnTanies 3 81 f865r1
p5rzted By the state Of Ohio, . passed Apihs lS15.
.TaglqE4HRB8P HQgAItQNsH lila
Fir5t&The n sme ofths CopPfpyi s Y9pkeIs and New
SfYoakers, Wtsiebes sr county, New York
81 att Of Giadpo55 a. @. ..Sdt,do{
Thfrd-The amount Of its capital STOCK 70, Good
paid up,
Es4gbla sstdI. lsSETs.atn3 z'a1l
1. Cash Of the Gompeny=oR hand. GA 81
2.Se6i8 Pc haPdj Of s9s aped0m zuTI
-44sS e ufhialumbsts5, Zone.
l. Tbs Ro dtand sto Ks owned y
.H1ka 59hsgI3BEts s Sd sf2AaH
ths rate 81 interest III reon' 10
~yAuTtskl9s 7eCF iaesiesOfIFC
AA9ul Edb 3dns-sk41---AsAAi0s,O 7o
). Tebs cue the ComPsn scored
by mortgage, on uuincum1sr+u
RRhRa R#rzasspeg VPucnsrs &C
csmpanying, 81
SCHEDULE OF hOBT5AGES.
ri TremoT1gkee OF Alfred W Outbin
ana wife ohProFsr = at YonksIs' N sso
R'The mortgsg Of los ph Jenn'ns5
. end VIE On property al 1onEers N o-o
Y.T---...-...ss..s-..-. -.aa.''-"'s-'.--"'' ~"
ro,., u,o-fg.g 10000
LIS G. Debts other Use sacured, as
per vouchers accompanying,
VIZ
Par Mkt Amt
Value Value Loan'd
i's; 9;s SO ceTllnl $751; O. saiao 5000
ID: y. :. 7 10 OeFsin- 10 oY 1910 1000
ID. .. re 20 Ceruh-
rates --.a-.-.s--.--. LaVn
9Th Us Lean of'6l @OOJ 81 Rg8
5th. .. $3.50 Loan. 1000 BW sVU
Total amougtIosned on above S'g990
7. Debtz for rfmiums---..----.- l1ets z
q All other sccuuti 5 Bal. in bkot -
Yonkers and Metropolitan Bank 1901
Total assets Of the ompanY--s2Oi.5 7
III. LIABILITIES.
Finh-The smount Of Liabilities, due or not
One. to Banks and other creditors--
SIXTH UssEs adjusted and due.--.....----
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E4rThig Well Known Line Of FIFTEEN FIRST
GLASS SCREW STEAMERS connects at Ogdens-
hwruh ufth fha
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SHIRT M%AN9FACTORY.

GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
- WEEKL. DirsoteaSior Self MsaIuromsnt1ent
ire eFerTEhsFes
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First&Thensm 9TH Comp2pyis Workers and New
YORK Ore1nSf aRfphHapy4ad Il I9cgle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14

Tie following Is a condensed REPORT of the
marks OF Senator TuRPlE, in the Senate. upon the
emancipation poliey of the President. As de-
veloped ia the emancipation scheme in Missouri
aud upon Executive usurpaiions generally:
Mr. Turpie (opp) of Indiana. said that the
formation OF all countries under one Government
would secure the balance OF power and do away
with Ali those intricate foreign relations about
which there had been much difficulty. But il
had been so ordered that the interest of the whole
vas best promoted by promoting the interests of
Individuals lie then proceedei To- saw that geo
graphical DIVISIONS. though they might be imsg
nary, we're Just, distinct and nsurmountabie rs
any other line. a that between Canada and the
Uaitei States Such we're the lines which SEM
rated the reserved rights OF the States .rom the
General Government which existed with the
States after the Union formed. Tie Union
did not make the State, but the latter made tie
Union. and had once been cut of IL. After dis
cussion OF the reserved rights OF States AMI their
mutual relations with the Federal Government.
Mr.. Iurpie conteniet that the value of me L Mon
Was not greater than the rights OF the States or
the rights OF the people Tie proceeded 10 say
that THIS bl WIS direct bribe Of the Federal
Government to the rights Of Missouri Tor ten mil
Hons OF dollars IN cash or twenty millions of dol
lars on credit. he regretted 10 hear the Senator
from Missouri Henderson, defend the bill on the
ground that the fidelity of his State de, ended on
", aud that he did not know what the result
would be ~ case o. IL defect bat that lac feared IL
lie Mr.. Iurpae} dad not believe that any ieg
isia'ion va necessary To keep the State OF Mis-
sour IA the Union. II seemed that the policy of
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this Government for the benefit Of the white man
alone: that in considering the terms of settlement
% our national trouble. We will look only % the
welfare. peace and safety Of the white race, with
ogt reiereuce 20 the effect that settlement may
have upon the condition of the African; and that
sc hereby. nor and 'OreUer. repudiate and con
denim the attempt uron the part OF the Admiuis
trtiun 70 settle the Tree States, contrary g the
w.t. OF the people, wertbses~ negro poPasatson,
the tendency Of which would be 10 place the two
races upon terms OF perfect equality.
9 That the Democracy are, ~ trey ever have
been. opposed TO any secret political organization
the object OF which is a violation Of the constltu-
tonal laws of the country.
Hon. A. Humphreys now being loudly called
for. appeared upon the stand. and, amid loud and
prolonged cheers bowed 10 the Stars and Stripes,
which we're suspended beside him. aud then ad
dressed the meeting in that happy and forcible
style and manner peculiar only 10 himself
The adhereuts Of Lincoln's Administration
that were present could find but little comfort in
the scathing remarks of Mr. Humphreys.
At the conclusion of Mr. Humphreys speech,
on motion Of John |. Milan, il was
Resoiued That the proceedings of this conven
ton be published in the Southern lndiahan, State
Sentinel and Cincinnati Enquirer. aud that the
Democratic papers of the Seventh Congressional
District be requested to copy
On motion of the Hon. A. Humphreys it was
Resoiued That the thanks of the meeting be
rendered the Democratic ladies' Of Bloomfield who
g. kindly assisted in making the beautiful flag
which floats in the breeze from the window OF the
Court House.
On motion OF Hughes East. it was
Resolred That this meeting requests our Rep
resentatiyes in the State Legislature TO ertther
influence in favor Of some measure for the more
efficient enforcement OF the 18th article OF the
Constitution.
On motion of Hon A. Humphreys, vote Of
thanks rendered The officers of the meeting
for the efficient manner in which they discharged
their duties
Loud calls now being made for Hon. John
Jones, "A pioneer Democrat, who bears honorable
scars of many hard fought battles, who now
pressed his way through the immense crowd, and
having reached the sneakers stand. made a few
happy and well timed remarks. He said he was
a native of South Carolina, but could not, In the
language OF the poet. sing,
Eyes, my native land, love thee
All thy scenes, love them well,
for that would be treason
At the conclusion Of Mr. Ioness remarks, on
motion of VIM. @. Moss, the Convention ad
journed by giving three loud and prolonged
cheers for the Union and the Constitution.
j. y CONLEY, President
+ hrs e. lsr EaST' Secretaries.
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- Gen. Hovey, in his address to the Democ-
racy OF Indiana. as published in the Express this
morning charges that the Rebels using their
money to subsidize the press of the North, and
insinuates that they have accomplished their OBJ
iect No better evidence of the mali enity OF the
address need he wanted, than this outrageous and
infamous charge. The man that could make
such base charge, and prOmulgate such Sian
der upOn portion OF his fellow citizens, must,
indeed be lost to all sense of either shame or de-
cency.
Gen. Hovey does DOT love the Democracy OF
Indiana for several reasons They failed in the
First District To- send him to Congress, when he
ran the Republican candidate against Judge
Eihlack in 1858 They also refused to elecl his
father in law TO the State Senate from PoSey and
Vanderburg counties at the last election, when
he ran in opposition TO the Democratic nominee
He hates the Democracy, and therefore he is vii
ling TO use his position to cast. ii possible. dis
honor upon them That's what's the matter,-
Terre Haute Journal.
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THE THEATER-The benefit of Miss ThOmp
son last night, drew large crowd to the Metro
potan. 1t was the best house TIE gifted young
actress has had since her engagement, and We
were pleased to see il. The play WAS Gold
smiths comedy She Stops to Conquer. and Miss
Thompson, rs Miss Hardcastle, gave a charming
rendition of il In such characters she is unex
celed The play capitallv done throughout
Riley. Vincent, Hill. Hight. Mrs Pope and Miss
Fletcher. all entering into the spirit of the piece
with zeal and acting capitaly.
Tonight Miss Thompson appears as Edith and
Zelda, IA play which must be seen to be appre-
ciated 1t is remarkable production. The
sudden changes of costume and character in the
leading part are truly wonderful, and the piece
Throughout is one of great interest and effect
Tie afterpiece is the Irish Mormon, in which
Miss Mccarthy will appear with song.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
sen ATE.
FRIDAY. February Is. 1863

FRIDAY, February IL, 1853
The Senate was called to order at 9 4. NJ.
The journal of yesterday was read and aD-
proved.
Mr.. Browne, OF Randolph. rose to a question
of privilege. He said: / notice, from the report
of the debate in the Senate. Yesterday. the
subject of rejecting the Corinlh resolutions, that
the Reporter of the Sentinel unintentionally
makes me state what did not say. The extract
reads: In times of trouble the ianatical element
will rise 10 poser. IL would do so in all parties
The fanaficai element in has party had the
aSetnddRcg' At this point the Senator from
Lawrence Mr.. Cobb interposes a question, ask
iug me il the fanatlcal element in the Repubh
can party not ia favor of acknos led ging the
Southern Confederacy. To this ! am made To
respond in the affirmative. Taking these state
ments together. | am made to say that an ele
nent in the Republican party favoring the recog-
milton OF the independence of the seeded States
WAS IN the ascendancy.
What | said was tins that in troublous times
the feadt acg of all parties was TO submit 10 the
dctation OF the fauaiical element. Such was the
tendency IN INV own party. The Democracy had
To fear the supremacy of that portion OF that
party favoring separation from New Eng land
10 reply 10 question from the Senator from
lawrence. | denounced the position of Senator
Conway. III he Was correctly reporied.) in which
he favoT- The severance Of the Southern States
from the Union. | denounce. in unmeasured
terms this position and those who may assume
it have no sympathy With the measure nor
the men. Ii l. di>uuion. Public opinion ought
10 overwheim the expression. and 1t IL eliminates
in an overt act. il will be treason, deserving
speedy and ignominious punishment Tie Re
publican party Is not anG will never he committed
TO the Conway proposition.
gIPoRTs
a majority report on the memorial IN reference 10
the contested seats held by Senators Ray, Mel
let. Tee.arden aud Bears. The report was long
and examined the question whether the office of
Enroling aud DEALT Commissioners was an Office
within the meaning of the Constitution of the
State The majority srrive at the conclusion
that il i not, and repor, resolution that Sena
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STARTED AGAIN.-We understshd that the
Rockport Democrat. lately destroyed by mob.
has been again started, Col. Jones, its editor,
having procured new material and rehtted his
office iii good slyle The soldiers who destroyed
the office have not, we believe, been arrested for
this fragrant violation of law. They have dis
eraced the fair reputation of Indiana soldiers
and have proved themselves unfit to wear the
uniform which has heretofore been the mark of
honor y. y. Ledger.
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cob vandesrif' to lease the Northern Prison.
RrS1lrrIoNs

thp Att1t-ttA@ " 49, ~ -tffN'tttA tti1N.-
Referred
RESOLUTIONS
NJ Raber,s tsnGcrin- tie use ~ the hall 20
Hon HeIfy Walker. for tie pgrnase Of deliver
ing an addres. oa the state Of the country. on
Tae-,ay evening" mex A.iopied
Mr Priest Inn tiu- speeches q I'D minutes
L 80 oves under TIE rules
MT Ses as-Fs, sli-t : heis tie R.,s-e adjourn, u
will BE until TUESDAY next. . 4 ~
Mr. Collins moved TO amend 10y inserting Mon
dsy. , p. NJ
Mr.. Niblack. speaking Of the business Of the
session. said that the superstition that there had
been DO advance. wss erroneous. Business was
advanced corresponding with that Of sny previous
session The Committee of Ways and Means
were maturing business, aud 20 were other com
mitiees
Mr Collins amendment for adjournment was
adopted
Mr. Nibaek, instructing the proper committee
10 inquire a. 10 furnishing doeke;s u Justices of
the Peace Adopted
Mr. Wolfe, relative to postage for pages.
Withdrawn
Mr Mason. allowing Librarian and Assistants
postage stamps. Lost
COMMITTEE OK JUDICIAL CIRCUITS.
The Speaker announced. IN pursuance Of A
joint resolution. the following: Messrs. Howk.
Lamb, Given. Perry, Woollen. Humphreys. Lake.
Cason, Packard. Griffith. Ll>see, Mustard
Moorman and Garvii.
Adjourned.