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Medical.
UR. y. .. HUGHES
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. 3 Te,,,,,1o cs,.aa. .-a. = 4

w aEhE he can be consulted privately. and with
bonrs OH, "S J condolences by the aihicted at all
DIR. II. addresses those who ~ = : ~, ~; - .
anlcuon OF private diseases, whether ARISING arom
impure connection or the terrible vice 81 seitalne
cVotng MS enIire time TO that particular branch ~
the medical profession lie feels Warranted in DR.
EAHTEEISG A CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of lenc
Standing or recently contracted, entirely remoyinS
the dregs Of disease from tie SYSTEM ana maxine
perfect and PERMANENT CURE. :. ~
he would cali the attention OF the afflicted TO the
n.ct q his long standing and we-eaFned reputation
cess - FI-'1l'rs III r,'7is>1 = 80 '-i-~ s"e
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Great Inducements
FOR PARTIES WISHING TO R1r1rn Il

THE sabscriberF offer for sale large quantity 81
CITY, wing on Van p Pine Neal se msst End Of the
West, Emery. CItshman, Lewis, Bramhail. M5nn,
ment, Dantorth, Grange and Salem Streets. =
They will sch c,n credit Of from one fo fen
IL desired by the purchasers and to parties WHO viii
build houses of satisfactory character, Hey sen ~
rance II desired. one fourth Of the cost az Js,TiSin M,
completion Of the house. From parties who build M
mediatcly, NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED.
Apply every day except Sunday, from nine to + IN
A. M, at the ONCE of the subscribers where pla Is
Y. 2, BROWN & SONS.
rortland, May ~ 1850. Inay46
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TyHE SINGER OF PROVIDENCE. nom the
Il TEACHINGS OF Experience seem TO point to
THE GREAT HUMoR REMEDY.
H0W.ARDs VRGtTABLE CAA GER AND
IN lfaH .iatilf CdNKRR QYPDp


H0WARDs VKGtThBLE CANCER AND
'i7t .ia'a cAHKBR SYRDP,
As tile great ard co rain cure fer all these fearful
and destructive maadies which aJie fro m h. pure
state OF the blood. The wonderful euoce " hich
has IN tcasss, whore 1t has b. en- fairly iTieo, fol-
lowed lis use, leaves no room TO doubt the blessed
fact that Iabcerr may b. cured.
Sufferer from the scouige may therefore 70 long
er dread the fearful alternatives OF the Sur cons
khifa or the grave. They have a speedy and certain
remedy. which removes the malay root and branch,
which In thousands OF cases The oper ting knife docs
Cancer must be cured by remed a. wlilh thor
oughy renovafe the constitution. and bat cen only
be done BY purifying tho eLt 70 of the circulate
lac fluid: This sensctsd BY T. Syrup, rs thousandS
have testified
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP infaln-
bly, Graduates and cures the worst csses Of
Csnker, even when given up as incurable by
doctors. II banishes Salt Rheum entirely and
permanently. In Erysipelas its effects are sur
prising. All cases, however virulent, of scrof-
ula or Kings Evil White Swelling, or Turner's.
are dissipated speedily. Old Ulcers are cured
without leaving bad effects after closing them.
The most terrible Scurvy complaints it banishes
from young or old. Distressing Neuralgia
Affections soon yield to its power It clears The
Complexion from Blotches and Pimples,
renders it brilliant 1t cures Jaundice and Dys-
pepsia, and all Eruptive Diseases. In all cases
Of Female Weakness and Irregularities produo
ing General Debility, Piles, etc., its effects are
miraculous.
One trial Is all that is needed to prove the Pc
GUITAR virtues Of the Syrup Its reputation Is now
80 we'll established that more need not be said. Its
immense sale Is its best recommendation.
.a 9li u Price 81 Is per bottle. T'
H0WARD'S HEALING sALVE. In nll cases
Cancer, Ulcers Burns, Scalds, skin Euruptions etc
where an ertsrz0 AZ qgpiBcJfto4, may be nece sary,
this Salye, prepared expressly for the purpose will
be found Invaluable twill always be useful In the
Household, and box OF II may save much suffering
and expense Price 25 cents per box.
JANE BOYLE & CO., Successors 10 Reddin
Co.. 8 tate street. nOston PTOpretors
W +. PHILLIPS & CO, Ag'ts, PortIdHd.
may3ld3m. I'D
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STEAMER FOR FREEPORT.

The steamer CASCO will leave
-ss7zsas.e-gM Freeport for Portland every MON
n n hAN\ DAY, WEDNESDAY and SA:rUR-
Ss} 2zzsss - DAY Mornings at O'clock
- aaz--As=azz@zS~ Returning, will leave CUSTOM
HOUSE WHARF on the same afternoons at O'Clock.
Fare each way, 60 cents. Freight taken at low
rates. ~ 4eft33sN july7 I'm
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YORK 6 CUMBERLAND r. r.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

On aud after Monday 10th inst, 1865,
sszsg rains will leave as follows, until further
uotice 4 n 7 tk ~ III
Leave Saco River for Portland at 5 As and 20 A. NJ
and 8 As p. NJ
Leave Portland for Saco River at As A. N, and SO
and Z0P NJ
TheE50 psM train out and the5 d A N train into
Portland W llbe freight trains, with passenger cars
attached
stages connect at Gorpam for West Gorham,
Standish steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sehago,
Bridgton, Loyells Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg
Conway, Bartlett, jackson Linington, Cornish Por-
ter Freedom, Mad son and Eaton N. II
At Buxton ceuter for West Buxton, Bonny- Eagle,
South Limington Limington Limerick. Newfeid
Pafsonsiieda hd ssipeet w
AT Saccarappa ior South Windham, Windham Hill,
aud North Wfndham. daily
DAN CARPENTER, Supt.
Portland April ls65-d f
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pleasant to the palate cause no pam, act
Il promptly, mover require increase Of DOSE do not
exhaust, and fol- elderly persons, females and child
t ts are Just the thiSg Two takenat night NOV
in an cases Of Piles and Falling Of the Reetun We
promise cure for all symptoms Of the DYSPEPSIA
such as Oppression after eating, Sour Stomach Spit
ting OF iood, Palpitations; also Headache Dizziness
Pain in the Back and Loins, Yellowness of the Skin
and Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Bilious
Ness, Liver Complnint, Loss Of Appetite. Debility,
Fairness, sc. Travellers ind ne tozen0es Just
sgaat tteg need as they are 50 compact and iIodorOs
cents per box; small boxes 50 cents For sale by j.
s. HARRISON s. CO., Proprietors, No fremont
Temple, Boston. VIII be mailed to any address ON
enclosing so cents. ia8H sH july4d1y
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New England Screw SteamenipUo
SEMI-WEEKL,Y1 .TNE

SEM1- w EEkLY1 LINE.
Is The srlendid and fast stcsuasbtna
STsTf EsAPEt.kE, Capt W. ". S4er-
ssasaaza soood anc FRANCONIA, Capt H .
ran "a forvs sShkkWJoD, will until further notice
n aeaye Brown's Wharf, Portland, every WEpNEs.
3 Nor aho ,ss.ATURDAY, at p NJ, and leave Pier
and "a Ts nnp5xer, New York, every WEDNESDAY
nnese vessels are lifted up with fine
safe a ,O making this the most sp
New YORK ana Maine Passage IN 9 Stata Tween
SOY. cabin passage $780, Meals extra = AoS1i'
+ Yoos forwarded by this line to ana frnxa Nan.
st. John. -',@ss1saa EaeepoTt ana
shippers areroquested to send thar sreioht a ~.
issvs a. early as p M the day that thsy
EeT freight Or passage apply to
nM = ~ FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland
New York. - 4 II Y ! s~>'' sO.oo "est Sueess
Nav 49, 1855. "A.
= s4fs 06f
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WM. Q. HOW has this day withdrawn from the
w nrm OF HENRY L. PAINE q co.
w. &C. HOW,
HENRY L. PAINE.

The subscriber will continue the business under the
same style as heretofore at 267 Commercial Street
SMITHS Wharf, where a cho'ec assortment of The
BEST QUALITIES of Coal and Wood may be found at
the LOWEST MARKET prices, delivered in any part Of
the city. 4 54 n fr,g7 - :
HENRY L. PAINE 81 co.
Portland, August %. 1855. 3 augzadtf
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Dissolution.

TUE partnership Of OWEN q CUNNING, Is this
-, - day d solved by mutual consent. J. w. Owen
sng sold his interest 10 Joseph f. Dunning, who il
''horlzed to settle debts due to or from the firm
j. w. OWEN,
Portland, Aug 80. 1906, ''A' = sen5ds,z
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MInDLE-AGED MEN.

There are many men at the age of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the bad-
der often accompanied by asligt smarting or burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In manner
the patient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits ropy sediment viii often be found,
and sometimes small particles of semen or albumen
win appear, the color will be Of thin mksh hue,
again changing 10 a dark and turbid appearance.
There are many men who die Of this difficulty, ignor
ant Of the cause, which Is the AA
can warrant perfect cure IN such cases. and a
full and healthy restoration OF the urinary organs.
Persons VINO cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do 9y writing in plain manner, description
be forwarded Immediately. ~ 1talnI ri5T anH
All correspondence strictly confidential, and will be
returned, If desired. i-1p
tua Address: stL1e DR., J. b. HUGHES, If
~ - No. Temple Street (corner of Middle
A .-ttaF e Street, Portland Ne.
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SneciaI Notice.

MIR. ALVAH LIBBEY, who has had the sole
WATER HEATING APPARATUS, and the justly
celebrated McG regor Hot dir FHynace both ofwhich
have worldwide reputation, can be found hereafter
at the store Of MessIs. G. H. STUART 81 CO., I'll
and 173 Middle St., where he will be happy to meet
those In want of furnaces, and receive their ORDERS
He attends personally to Furnace work
W ALVAH LIBBEY.
Portland, Aug q, 1865. aug22d3m
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$4,000 ReaC0rd!
/ IIl;f 7;|IlI!ISJ

Try iHkMi ana be convinced of their supeliofi.
4TLver every hing else of the kir ever eff red to
tie public fr bronchitis, Coughs Colds, H0drse.
ness SIRE Throat. Ca arrh and influenza EumeT-
oas sesrimoaia 8 from the Clergy, and others, &C.
-ccmpasying ach box. For sale by the principal
UruggisSs throughoutthe city. may2.eodH
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PRICE eI.OO PER BOTTLE.
p-....-.S H.. q &c.,

Or. E. R. KNIGHTS, Proprietor
s1s4.af lielrose, Mass.
For sale BY W. +. Philips & Co., ana a. II. Hay
wholesale Agents, and Tetaiied by oil de lers
mealeine aa 80. mch24 'e5eCdfeov6n
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CHOATE'S
MAGIC LOZEN GESl
And why everybody should use, and every
Druggist should sell them. ao

d y
They sciH care Coughs aud Colds. e. el y
They scilt cure Sore Throat. 5lif stfsas
AEscays cure Tickling la the Throat. sFsos
Sure 10 prevent Sieeptess Nights from Coughs.
Will prevent the Asthma If taken early
Are good for cold in the head.
Often Bronchitis.
Are an effectual remedy for Catarrh.
ways cure Hoarseness.
i'll relieve Dry Cough instantly. -f
ALI Vocalists should use them. e.,, ,.F
Will always clear and strengthen the voice.
Allpublic speakers should use them. --s
More in quantity for the money
The large boxes are the cheapest.
3a PREPARED AND FOR LALE ny f
HENRY A. CH0ATE, Druggist, s1
Under Revere House. Boston; and by druggists gen
orally. IL Trl'S7'S's ~
Wholesale Agents j. W. Perkins & Co, Sc CONNER
cial ut; Wholesale and Retail Z. L. Stanwood cor.
Fore and India SITS; II. H. Hay, junction FREQ and
Middle btsi n. S, Whittier, cor Free and Congress
sts; VIM. W. Whipple No 81 Market Square; and
all druggists in Portland and vicinity. Z rf'iG
+ June 25-d&w3m f9aII4l refla.-ti
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CopartmersIsip Notice.

IL the name OF ''s1 o'iAf 'Aeisii'p III
81 nJd AVIS RESERVE, HASKELL & CO.,
an sasen the Arcade No. isFree Street. for the pur
RBy 1ye4 ~ carrying on the DRY GOODS JOBB1NG
stock Of new goods. II = = - as *
5D-l FREDERICK DAVIS.
CHARLES H. EESEkHE,
LOWELL p. HASKELL
wrt. f ELBRIDGE CHAPMAN. 4.
Aug.1, 1SC6. angf6d&w4w
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
SUMMER ARRANcEMENT.

EgzEss5TEszs7 To COMMENCE MONDAY, June 26th
- r. szzg sb5 Trans leave Portland Grand
NJ, and rs 2 H.
For anger and intermediate >tations at / Is r. M.
Retluniag--Leaye Lewiston at 6f2p A. NJ and ar
rive in Portland at s BOA "a Leave Bangor at 30
M and arrive in Portland at2t5 NJ Both of
these trains connect Portland with trains for Bos
ton. = - ~ ~ p n fte& ~ 2. Fl
Freight train leaves Portland at s A. NJ, and re-
turning is due In i,urtia att N 80 ~ III
stag, connect with trails at principal Stations
daily for most Of the north and east Of this
~ ss.,,.s,re -. c. N. MORSE, Stunt.
WateFFltte Juhex1 1850. ~ seh q ibne2:stf
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PORTLAND, August o. 1866.
FVNHE CONSUMERS MUTUAL COAL co. have
4 now on hand superior quality of COAL for house
purposes or for foundry and steam purposes. Also
nee article Of Smiths Coal, and good supply of dry
MARI and Soft WOOD, where the stockholders and
us others that want can be supplied at the lowest
Shurtleff q Co. '-i 7" NAH i'iAi oooup'eo py
Aug 2s-d4w Up. BUTLER, Agent.
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COnartnershIn Nntinn.
MECHANICS HAIL..

WEIL arranged for Concerts, Lectures, Exhfbi-
wv tons, Levees, Sc, may be obtained on applica-
ton TO RICHARD COLE, Superintendent,
luneioau No. 3 Tolman Place,
, 1865-02-20

ali 1b'nzc IN Jackso1yiIc they hare begun to do
their Ehare Of the work. Thcae are picked ont at.
Whieb 1uT harc siresay neen reetiyed
would inr transcend TIT limits Of 3 newspaper ar
tic1c. All are c:::an,zing, anl*ooa the question
Faira FIJI Il but IL n ho i ret Work'nc iorft.S ~ e-'
4 Yb1d nbou. the farmers Of the West They
have iron every psEt Of the great Mississippi
Gnt except in sections have MT eome squa.ely up
10 he sanitary y ork. Here they have contributed
nohIy, as onr f4rmers' procea:ions" often show,
il Minnesota tnsy hass. tos. A. 2 luls, given
iesp'fSa i Sa. been sde 5at hey ses" Ssse "nsa not
ea4s Wi be e cs on s9esy onp to
eopultutc as they hnye cone. Each farmer viii
be asked 10 give one or more bushels Of whent or
other grain, get i sola, and send the certificate
the Northwest 20 poor thai they vii: not shus give
len thoneand dollars 10 the cause. The Conmls-
We 1nnet moi emit to mention tho Eagic who ac-
compsnied the bth Wisconsin regiment in Its long
marches. through thirteen pitched battles, has
hid hs 5e ahe! S b MIME t ha
1ncnt, and the Indian who nrst caught him among
hi; native srags ithographs viii be struck and
sold, nnd his achierements telated In prose and
verse. Perhaps The TRIBUNE Eagle wilf be there
also to keep him company.
We cannot close without recurring to gratify--
mite societies and pa1t1es befofe The Fair. a iaiy
gives party at her residence: It Is not nccessa-
rily m expensive cne-may rot cost anything cx-
ccpt for extra lights, and perhaps cofee-the sum
Of fty cent? to i've dollara fs charged to the vis.
tort> the proceed. go tp the Far. Lectures, en-
terta,nnents Of other Kinds, as concerts, ctc arc
agreeable disen,fcations Of the original idea.
Much more Of this can be done than has ret been
attempted.
All goods intended for the Fair will come free
II tenI as Sanitary Stores, addressed to the North
western Sanitary Commission, marked" For the
Fairs" With the name Of the Department for which
It is Intended. Parties desiring to act In the work
who have moi yet been reached By circular, arc
requested to address the Commissionby Letter Al
No &C, Madison Street Chfcaeo.
, 1865-02-20

iature bastiles, and that even jewc1ry, dresses
and rang were worn a ID BHttae. these latter
being adorned by square towers made Of black
lace. Nadine. de Genlis, following the fashion
Of the day. wore 1oeket MADE OF one o. Tue
stones of that fortress, highly 6l}y polished,
diamonds. surrounded by q wreath Of emerald
laurel leaves, to which Vas attached cock
ale Of tricolor stones. 1t is we'll known that
eujlio1ines were also popular toy. The en-.
hire inaupurated wooden soldiers. In 15l2
The devil became d layorite personage. IN
1880 as well as in 1S48 1t Is an asceFta1ned
fact that more drums we're sold than A at y any
E,.rth Il that wear, whereas during 1868 4petr
sale cnly amounted to q, ,0oo frances. Oflate
years PNEUMATIC pistols were in such demand
that the price Of zinc rose IN consequence; !;
their reign WIS succeeded by TINT OF parachu-
tes, the value Of the paper muslin used IN
their manufacture amounting IN one year
to G0,O00f, or G16, 600. Red balloons ecllpsed
their aerial predecessors, hnt more telfestf1a. Y.
tastcs pe1Yede the children Of the day, as last
year the copper used for their spinning tops
amounted to 5oO, ,0oOf. Girls toys mark less
the political phase of the timcs-dolls have
for aees been their cherished amusement, from
The sou manuequin sold at the STALL to the
goreeously court DANES, for one OF
which I told you Giroux this week nnblush,
Ing asked 20f. There are yearly manufac ured
in France 60, ,O00f. worth Of dolls even foreign
the German cities especially have scarcely 9
chance 81 sale unless they have passed through
thc bends Of The Paris shops. It is evident
That these fairy.lke messengers have eontsi
buted to extend French commerce and trade
in no nconsiderable degree, and therefore
ought not to be utterly despised even by TIT
older members Of the community.
, 1865-02-20
The Manufacture Of Toys.

A Paris correspondent Of q London papers
introduces some curious statistics respecting
the French toy trade as follows. >,
Perhaps toys mark as strongly the idea;
of the day as would any other specimen Of
industry. L'Estoile, IN his graphic diary oe
the times Of Henri III. and Henri w.. men-
tions peashooters and cup and ball % having
Idlers: and St, Simon tells us that whsn
t,Nichi,rQes first came from Italy during the
early mart OF Louis XIV.'s reign they were so
much The rage that Louyolus himself was seen zen
10 draw one out Of the depths Of capacIloon1s y
pockets and gravely make it dance. Il Is
well known that after the taking ofthe bas-
tile baby-honses assumed the form of; min
, 1865-02-20

NEW YonK, Saturday, February 1s:-Fur
ther details, received by the last arrival from
rists md imperial1sts Is actively carried on In tho
interior Of the country. The friends Of tho for
ner state that Gen. Pattona has taken the town Of
E 1eutcrte and ehot Francjsci Vega, the head Of
the Imperial movements, fn t6aF vicinity. The
Juariet force is approaching. Eiyoraill, and the
French soldier they may catch, On the plea that
uny one fighting for or holding office under Max
ties. Many other movements in the interior are
noted which show the activity Of the National
party: the campaign at oa1aeas however, giTes
Tended By Gen. Daiz. while Gen. Bazine in per-
son is leading an expedition against i; but bis
vanguard had been defeated. Il fs said that the
deficit in The Imperial treasury OF Mexico Is
<e0,0 600 annually. The Emperor has personal
allowance OF 300, ,GCD. The Popc's Eacycltcal
letter has not been circulated in Mexico, as the
Government ha. not yet given IT, consent to such
circulation. The new order OF high1h0od, the
Mexican Eagle, Ia to be established by Maximil-
linn
, 1865-02-20
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.


MONEY! MATTERS.
AT the Stock Exchange theze was hcavT feeling on
the Railway list, although there were no marked
change In quotations.. The chief interest IN good
securities. e nctes subscribed for at an average
OF three and ha'f millions daily The Miscellaneous
List wnsateady AZ without any speco1 feature Cold
Specuiattcu Was quite firm and fluctuations very
light. report current that Sherman was march.
Ing on Raleigh and money Is steadily growing easier
New shipments Of Federal bonds have still further de-
pressed quotations Tor exchange. Best brokess ster
ling sixty drys. Is offered at loak.
Petroleum stocks STEADY at Public Exchange. Cher
n Isun the fnvose and at other ards Oceanic
was largely sold Sales Of Oceanic At $as5 Exce.'
slor I5c; GermAnia s5c; KnltkerbockeF 79c; Rvn1
Farm 81 E5; Cherry Bun SC: Hydr,ek 81 Southland
$500.
The petroleum market closes heavy with prices for
all descriptions depressed under the rumored fA1ure
Of important oil specuatons. Crude ia lat at 47c
refined in bond &C, fres at s6@s7c.
GA11AauER'e EVENING ExcIAHaH-Go!d 2oiX !;
MI. c.. max; Erie, II; Hudson, to3; Reading. 11sjS;
N. c.. 11s1; n. ST. 651; /. C.. 1l0K: Pittsburg s3H
Toledo, lex r. L.. 9GX; y. W, SIX; Fort Wayne.
oG4; O. II. certificates, q; Cumberland 81; Quick
silver, 81: Mariposa, Tx. Stock market dull. except
Cumberland and II sriposA, which we're active. Gold
strong call, bnt yielded after, md closed at 20a.
, 1865-02-20
NdbNOR& T<b THE L1EUTENe
ANT GOVERNOR.
Conclusion Of the session of the State
Senate.

l.. [Corresp ondence Of the Chicago Tribune.]
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. II.
Mr.. Green, Of Alexander, introduced a reso-
luton complimentary to Lieut.. Gov. Bross,
for the fair, impartial and able manner in
er Of the Senate, whereupon
The Speaker said:
I Icapnot allow this occasion to pass without
thanking the members Of the Senate for the
kindness and courtesy which they have al-
ways shown to me during this session. and
General Assembly will live in history, and
in the gratitude Of the State and the nation.
thank you, again gentlemen, one and all.
most profoundly for your courtesy and kind
nj. Mcconnell replied in the following
MT. speaker: cannot refrain upon this oc.
casion; re-: !c..: making few remarks tonching
the proceedings Of mis- Senate. ~ ~ ~ tact
Genera! Assembly Of the State Of Illinois at
Thlch have not been present either rs 4
mc1nber, or In some manner connected with
1t. must soy, In relation to this present
General Assembly, and particularly in rela-
tion to the present Senate, that have never
secn one 20 orderly, and In which 20 much
Kind feeling WIS manifested. I have never
the part of every member of any Senate have
known, 10 treat en:h other kindly and res
pectfully, and to urge forward the object for
which the Senate camc together. No vile
party wranglfng, or vituperation, or I'll humo5
been respectful towards his ieliow-member,
and every thing has been done to forward the
great interests ot our country. To me, In this
day Of trouble; In this day Of revolution and
war, it is an evidence Of the coming of d bet
ter day. It is an evidence to. me that the
storm has passed, TINT tue light is shining In
upon IS, that God still protects rs. So much
for the conduct Of the members Of the Senate
towards each other -
I cannot avoid saying void In relation
to the Speaker Of the Senate, He came
among us q slrangcr-a stranger to the duties
Of bis ot1iee-a strange, to the rules, except
books. No man can be said to be perfect,
but he that tries, in all things, to do right,
will succeed and every thing that has hap.
pened In this Senate in connection with the
Speaker himself and the members Of the Sen
ate, has been Of the most kind and respectful
history Of Senates in this State, up to the
present time, to find q single session when
not one appeal has been taken from the de-
c'sion Of the Chair. The Chair has evidently
sought to do right, and in every case he has
either been right, or SO nearly right that no
Senator has objected, and no appeal has been
taken: The same thing cannof be sald Of any
and ltentn!e to say that the history Of the
Senates might be hunted, and such an In
stance could not be found. That fact Is an
evidence, first, that the Speaker WAS right,
and next that whether be was right or wrong,
that good feeling which ought to exist be-
tween the presiding officer and the members,
has existed here. That being the case, 1t Is
raff ho$ $xro oo1t