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The New York herald., 1866-04-29

scHR NEW YoRK Cof Gardiner Mel Dow from Boston for
Savannah, with of Ice totally ostIon Hunting
Island, SC, on the 2is inst. Crew all saved.
LIGHTHOUSE scHR vIeiLASr wrecked about seven
miles from Key West date given by correspondeu
having ashore in the agb Most Of the materials will
be saved Vessel q total loss.
Sur T, from L,s5pSo fos San Francisco hs:
left on the island.
sHr 1srrslrRiex ELzAsIrrA from Trieste for New York,
doned.
snrc DAVIS from Noulmein for England whth put
engine be placed board pump her out the voyage
s rs q AD G new s s
and was soinewh damaged between decks
Bslc Rc.LIne WAY. from Hsvana for rortlsnd arrived
and molasses.
scHH roua SISTERS was wrecked near Bagdad 10th inst,
previously reported Chatham Beach, has been
got on with little damage aud proceeded.
ss e S.ssS z IN * p% ssIn e. for
q %, hsr ,spi.n having been Killed BY
18th inst, put HE mate on board OF her.
.: .ssr, s
and small m. coal being discharged shore
sSd and The ever s" or oar"
seas cIs,os Borden before reported into New Lon
aSn ss 'h M ~ R'S Ss
sail addition to the other damage before reported
srsASsmr Rrsxe Stan. vessel thisport, SIT tons
has been sold on private terms.
Us Ryv Cutter MIAMI Capt Tompkins seized SSOO snug
ged board schr Hannah (of Plynouh) Capt
from 81 Domingo City for Boson Holmes Hole 18th
The cigars delivered the Collector Of Edgar
town. conscaed and the vessel released The Miami sso
Portland ashore IN Holmes Hole Harbor, 18th. The
Miami during crnise OF week to the eastward, has
countsred continued succession Of fogs and She
arrived at her station In Newport the 36th.
scHR wsSprsrR (yacht has been completely rebuilt al
Rockand her rotten mbers plankns ceiling and spsrs
moved and substituted, In such manner
the model. much admired and which made swift
ssilar shs With thnr
where she rebuilt Her stern has modernred and
improved The spacious cabin the
before In sire and viii be finished In similar fashion,
removed more aft thus giving hold room. She .
her struck the Thew launched from
the last saturday. but her interior work s yet
DONE
OcsAy, Of Yarmouth, Me- u TONS old measurement
built In 1854 has been sold Capt Vim Purks and others
of Gray, for e50p cash she will be commanded by Capt
Purkfs, and hail from Portland.
scHR JoSrs Gloucester at auction on Sat.
urday las, BY James Davis ESQ. 10 Capt Henry smith, for
LAuScHrp-Thc schr Sarah L Thompson was launched
from the shpyard Of George Baldwin In rarhaven 18th
York and T. 70 be commanded BY Capt samuel smith She
about $50 tons burhen, and Il hns looking, built
craft
N0tiee % Mariners.
70 MASTERS krygnfrG nArfiA.
We would call attention tho subjoned regulation
nArlLA - nBy royal order dated In Madrid the s1d
Deeher lees seekins vessels entering ballast and sail
ing without rcsvne asy cargo free from dues
--gRusssu kusuS otrvdN.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

Foreign exchange was inactive As usual on Saturday
Bankers bits England at sixty days, were nominaly
1osH, and commercial bills l0TK q 10S.
Petroleum and mining stocks were more active and
higher At the first board Bennehof Run closed 4Oc.
higher than the time yesterday selling at sal l6
Consolidated Gregory Gold 45c seling at $40 q; Ada
Gilmore &C., selling at 50 05; Quartz Hill 81 49, selling
at S. 05. Buchanan Farm sold at $780, Empire and Pit
hole &c., Electric Oil 80c Pthoe Crock 50 60 Pithole
Farms 81 Is, Shade River 57c.. Benton 81 66 Downie
willie Gold 42c Holman Gold 35c., Liberty &c. Virginia
City doc, Columbian Coal s.
The petroleum brokers have called a meeting for
Monday next, to consider the provisions of the new
State law taxing brokers' sales.
The report of the Michigan Southern and Northern In.
diana Railroad Company for the fiscal year ending Feb
ruary %, 1860, shows:
Receipts from passengers. OF, 246
trelghts z45o. 40z
Mails ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 54,7S8
EApreSo..
NUNS
All Otner sources 6q,azo
Az
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BRrrrax On Friday evening, April 81. NJ his
residence IN this ctr, LvnAS Bstrr,s, aged y. years
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

70 MASTERS krrHnirG rHr FORT 0y MANILA
We would call attention tho subjoned regulation
relative to eeektnx vessels vhising Mvnia.-
MANILA - n-By royal order, dated Madrid the 27d
Deceber. es seating vessels entering ballast and sail
ing wthe.t svne asy free frcm ,cnnsgs dues
--lRusspu etufG,s CirVuAW.
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The relatives and friends OF the family are invited TO
attend the funeral, this Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock, from her late residence, las Broome
RyAS-On Friday. April ~, BRIDGET RYAN, aged 10
years
The friends and relatives are requested 10 attend the
funeral, this Sunday afternoon, al two O'Clock, from
her late residence 1lis West Twenty seventh street.
RyAs.-On Friday evening, April a. WILLIAM A. RYAN,
the beloved son OF Michael and Agnes Ryan, aged
months.
The relatives and friends Of tho family are most re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral this Sunday
afternoon at hakpast o'clock from the residence OF
his parents, A7 Bowery, corner Of Third street
srEscsR, aged 23 years and months naiiveof Lanes
park county Tpperary, Ireland
The funeral will take place from his late residence
ls7 Eas, Thirty street. this Sunday afternoon at
two O'Clock The friends Of the family invited
. attend.
srEtLxnlR-In this city. on Saturday, April %, Carl
FREpERicR SrEIINEiER, son OF Matthias Spclmeer.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend tho funeral Monday afternoon at two o'clock
from his late residence, No. ii Harrison street.
srooSkR.-On Saturday, April 2s, OF consumption,
days.
fhe friends and relatives, and also the officers and
attend the funeral from bis late residence, No Ninth
avenue this Sunday afternoon at three o'clock where
short service will be held, after which the remains will
be transferred TO Lisbon ". H., for interment.
THoxPsoN- Tuesday, April a. after q short and
painful illness MsAScrHoS TnoxrsoS In the 3sth year
OF his age
And sprghtly form must buried lie
Deep in the cold aud silent gloom.
The rsyless night that nls the tomb.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the mem
fully invited TO attend the funeral this (sunda " after
noon, Al one O'Clock, from his late residence, No Man
sin street
81 Adams Vt, papers please copy.
TRicLAR-Suddeniy, on SATURDAY. April -, ws. n.
TsIo, An ~ haries snd Ann rrgl, aged yesrs
The fuucrol wi t,sc Usg froe t,e resideaee of his
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PENSACOLA, April ls-cla bark Lo,u. (sr,. Queens
Sya1t sna sS HP n q, a ;sh MsgnnsS S Bs
brig Mary Cobb Duncan DO; .chrc Crasmer Cranmer.
a. .Sd I'D "a s Hs "a o c @ @ E
R%ss ss%ors M .1d nd ID sss for Nassau 'iS Sfj I'D s
PhiLIDELPHiA, 4, April s7-Arr steamer. Annie sidaen;
n h.p sssy Ssw Ss S
Clark Esstgort; Three sister. Parker Dorchssser c'd
:a1; S %ss s
Rr o: :is S.. s
ass. ARs.5sG. Nav q%Sy Nsifr.sa
Srsncs: smith sai.m ..s.msr. beverly, Psres sYorf;
ofssp Fla rM.';sy SS sP; n
sps s ~ s Fssss s Gos sos.I so
" Dyer: and others '-''
SA s1;s9 Ysr, yss s.,Gs
Henley ,i.ysns va, CID steamship North American sr Ks,,
man; Small AOspy: 9 Willard Parsons Philadelphia;
PRoviDEycE. April SEhrr steamships sss.ea, Jones,
c Il ss. a ;ss
aSms. crowley iSs Name. Ryder. Ls%srns H:sr;; Rev
sSS
Shs!ssr Sssan' 90; :.sc % T.ssSd ssS"ss! So9
hari.s smith s,ss"sssn salem 30 ss s.sssS., Point;
TsS: % s e a 1cs sr Julius Webb knapp
sxySSSAi FeS s1cid .cSr Fsnn,e Bailey Freeman.
lsd-krr brig rrindeen Haskell Boston Below %c. bark
s% sss SSrs so 5I2%
Psyson, jacksonville Eus-de Bray wilminst9n N. nj,
NOR. Tnasp Ap.,. aas1ey yA, .ss ;Fsis su f
dephis. sid schrs y Newcomb. Freeman rAnser
TuCKERroN Min Little Egg Harbor, April Y, schrs
Reeong; Mary 4 Compton, Dip,urf ~. Cannon ko,..
Hsusrnan Mfshar: Wave, Cole james 10 bawey b0ye-
land Trenton Martin Anna Turner Taylor, Nyork for
Virginia corson Corson Mary, Kcckhlil Anne Ber
drdse; Msy q xufrin chaplin Amelia Beeee Armenie.
stephen noteikiss Rocketl and W II Reed Nrkerscrl
Boston cr Pbsdeiphis, Francis Edwards Babcock Salem
for Io Allen Do~nins Taylor. Ncr~ich Tor DO, Budd
Rose. EEs Isbss fo Nfwt
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

Joint resolution passed by both HOUSES Of
tha Legislature nc the present session thsreOi
has Pot IL b9y Ond the power n the Legisla-
tnTe 10 change the time Of Adjournment 70
ANY other time than that set W The Aaid
Joint Teaolntlon. Thr question of order was
sastaIned IS the President, and the feaolu-
ton declared ont 81 order. From which dc.
oisIOn Nj Taylor appealed 10 the senate and
tie decision was sustained by tho following
vote
Yeas Messrs Blown, Hawkins' Hooker
Jackson, Land, Lyle, Martin, MeCafgo'si9ni
gomery Noselsy. Napier. Robinson Seal'
Stephens, Stone aud SWEET JIG
Naya--Msssrt Anderson. Binford, Brooke.
Lowry. Lyles. Miller, Taylor, Wisdom, Wolf
and Yefgef--IO
a message wa received from the House
announcing the passage o. sundry billssr
Mr. Miller moved 10 take mp the special
order which was the act % amend the Conn.
IS Court law Motion lost,
on motion Of Mr. Martin. Honse messages
were taken up.
House amendments 10 Senate bin to ID.
corporate tbs Chatawa Water Power and
Manufacturing Company" were concurred 10,
on motion Of Mr Hawkins, the Senate
concnrred 10 the House amendments to Ben
ate bill /" to incorporate the jackson Sayings
and Insurance Company.
House bin for the relief Of George II.
Reid a minor, aud for other purposes" was
passed.
House bill for the renewal and location Of
the seat of Justice OF Wayne county was on
motion of Mr.. Napier taken up aud passed.
House bill to create the office of State
Engineer for the purpose OF compiling anew
State map,was, on motion Of Mr SWEET, taken
up
On motion of Mr. Seal Senate went into
this Committee OF the Whole to consider said
bill.
The Committee Of The Whole IcpOI1ed the
bill hack to the House, and recommended
that tile bill be referred 10 the Committee on
Education, Bib referred
MI Miller gave notice that he would on
Tomorrow move reconsideration Of the
vote by which The bill to provide for u re-
asseasinent of the Lands Of this State was de
feated.
On motion, the Senate adjourned until to-
morrow morning at . o'clock.
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Glllstfsp. Caviar, Gfiain. 0fsahanl, IlaDsoB.
iearn, HeDiy. Hiliyer, Iby, JOnes. Levers.
Lsles. efarable, Martin, MaysOn. Milton,
Montgomery, Mclnnia, MeWhorter, Mnf-
dock Muuay, owen, Penny backer, Peace,
Pound. Robertson. seal, Taukcfaly, ThOmp-
son. Wall, webb o. Ainiie, Webb ~ Frank.
lin--4a
Nays-Arnold. Barry Boone, Buu,rs.
Cameron, Cole, Cromwell, Dafden, Hudson,
Kennedy. Kendall Labauye, iewis, Lnse,
Manning. Nearoa. Merrill. Morphis, McElroy,
MeLaariu. Powers. Reid, ShaRuon. Suratt.
Williams-- ~
On inotion Of NJ snratt the bil 10 create
the once Of STATE Engineer, &e wsa taken
from the table
On moton Of Aif. LaEis tho House 70
s0lyed aself into Committee II the Whole
for the further consideration ofeaid bill
hr. Iewih 81 Claiborne iu tho Chair
After some time tpcnt therein the Com
mlttee TOse, reported the bill back will sun
DIS amendments and recommended the pas-
sage OF tho bill 90 amended Passed az
amended,
Nj Milton, from the committee on County
boundaries, reported back the petition and
bin ~ create . new county W the State. Ia
be- called tbs county Of --.-- aud recommend
that 70 lie on the table aud tbs further con.
si,leration 81 tlIe SAME be postponed until
tie "a Monday In January next which Was
agreod t0
On motion of Of Nj Jones, Mr.. McBlroy
was added 10 tho committee On INDECENT
Fund
Mr Webb, Of Amitc introduced "a bill 10
regulate Gnnl process On Judgments ia Justice
courts, which was refsrrod 10 the committee
on Relief
on motion 81 Mr. Ba1y, the House adj
iouirued until tomorrow morning y O'Clock.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
NINTH DAY

NINTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. "a, 1866.
The House met pursuant 20 adjournment
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Hunncutt
Journal Of yesterday read and approved.
A message was received from the Senate
announcing the passage of sun,lry Sen,t,
and House bills, ...
on motion Of Mr.. Martin, the Senate mes,
sage was taken up.
On his further motion, the House proceeded
"a consider the bill 10 create new county
NC,
Mr. Hudson moved 10 lay the bill upon the
table, which was decided Ia the negative by
the following votes
ieas-Boddic, Bowen. Brown Of Issaqurnn.
BuTress, Deason, Dotson. Hamilton. Hudson.
Huffman, kennedy. Kendall. Iiddell, I.nse.
Maysop. Mcares. Merrill, Mophis, Morris,
McLaurin, Peace, Philips, Reid, Webb OF
Franklin. Williams-2i
Nays---Mr speaker Ackcr. barry Rcau.
champ. Blanchard. Bonner. Brown OF KEN.
per, Brooks Bridges of Choctaw, burton,
Cameron, Cromwell, Daniel, Dapleu, duff,
Easterling, Ellis, Gillstrap Gowan, Gfifiiu,
Greashani, Hanson, llearu, Henly. lrhy.
Jones, Labanve, Lowers, l.ylos. Mabry. Man.
ming, Marable, Martin, Milton, Montgomery,
MeElroy. Mclnuis. McRaney, McWhorter.
Mnrdock. Murray, Owen, Pound. Robertson.
Seal, shannon, Sinrall Surratt. Tankcrsly,
Thompson. West, Wall. Walker. Webb of
Amite-aI.
ON motion Of Mr. surrait. the bin was NJ.
fclrcd 10 the Committee On County Bonnda.
fies.
Mr.. Simrail, by leave. called from the table
House bin 20 change the time of holding the
Probate Court Of Wilkinson county.
Passed.
Mr.. Acker introduced bill 10 amend an
act Ia relation 90 officers and other persons
having claims GA the State Treasury. Re-
ferred % the Judiciary Committee,
Mr. Hiiiyer. q hili 20 make certain appro
,priations therein named, and for other pnr-
,~es Referred o. Committee uf Whole.
"a made the special order for to-inorrov
Apfning at II O'Clock.
hir. Mayson presented the petition Of SUI
citizens 81 Bolivar county. O. relieve the
uities CIV T. StaEke, late sheriff Re
u 10 the Committee on Propositions aud
sficcs
Kendall introduced bill 10 facilitate
bnsiness Of the Circuit Courts Ia this
Referred % the Judiciary Com
Aanchamp. q bill 10 change the rule
in cases therein named. Referred
- COMMITTEES.
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onlnotion of Mr. Kendall. tho seuato mes.

Ohingtion n Mr. Kendall, tho Scuntg mes
sages wero taken up W. OF
On his further motion, the Honse con.
Cured Ia the hcnaio Amendments ~ House
hill ~ increase tho salary ~ the Probate
Judge of Hancock county, and for other pnf-
poses"
On motion " Mr. Kendall, the House c0n.
CURED In senate amendments 10 House bill
To reduce The price of swamp aud overlooked
lands IN Perry county
The counties Of l,oWndss Madison .iiolmsp
Adams aud Oktibl,eba were added ~ way
Of amendment, ~ tho Senate bill 10 protect
citiisns Of Jefferson county, and tho bill
passed
on motion Of Mr Hllyor the House con.
CURED ia Senate amendments b. ilonse bill
10 incorporate the st Josephs School for
Girls charitable and educational inftitu-
ton IN tho city ~ NAtchcz.
The Senate bin 90 establish the Wahalak
Agricultural District was, on motion Of Dr.
Mckac passed
The senate bill Ia authorize the reception
of certaiE AUDITORS warrants IN payment Of
the special tax due the State was, on motion
Of Mr Labanyc, referred 70 the Committee
on Ways and Means
The senate bill % inereasa hs roinpsnsa
ton of Assessors VIA. 0n motion Of Sic DuG,
referred 81 the Committee on Ways and
Means.
The Senate bill "a incorporate the North
MissiAsippi Savings Institution. was passed.
On motion Of hr. Levers, tlie further con.
sdcfution Of ;he Senate messages was dis
penHed with.
Oh his further motion. the House resolved
itself into Committee Of the Whole for tbs
consideration Of the bill pending NJ adjourn.
mont yesterday evening.
Mr. Btfratt IN the Clinir--after some time
spent therein, the Committee rose, reported
the bill back with HmDdry amendments. aud
recommended the paaengc of the bill ni
amended, Received aud agreed 10.
Pending The further consideration ~ the
bill,
On mofiin Messrs Montgomery, Marable
Milton, Murray MOrpbs hnl Ponnd were
added 70 the Committee on Comfy Bound
aries.
M. Montgomery introduced u bill for tho
benefit of insolycnt debtors also, auothor
bill on tho subject Of relief Referred 10 the
Committee on Relief
Mr.. Murdock, a bin to encourage settle
uonts between debtors and creditors Re-
erred 10 the Committee on Relief
On motion of Mr. MoLaurin, the House nd
burned until . o'clock y, M
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED,

OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED!
Gentlemen ~ had negro man worth 81 200 who
took cold from bad hurt IN the leg Ind WINS us, less
for over year had used everything could hear
Of without benefit, IN tried the Mexican Mustang
Imminent, II soon effected permanent enre.r
Montgomery, Ala Junef7, 1850 L.DOwNINCi
II take pleasure In recommending tho Mexican
Mustang Linhneht as valuable and indispensable
article for Sprans sores Scratches Galls on orses
Onr men have used II foT Burns, Bruises So es Rleu
matism, &C. and all say 1t acts like magic III,
j. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American. Wels, FaFgos q
and Harnden's Express
The sprain Of my daughters kle, oeeaSioned
while skating last winter, entirely cured IN one
waek, after she commenced using Your eeebrbted
Mustang Liniment.
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. !, 1865 ED SEELEY.r
1t is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Liniment performs In shorter time on man
aud beast, than any article discovered FAM.
Hes livery mem and planters should always have il
on hand. Quick and sure Il eertainyis. Al genuine
is wrapped IN steel plate engravings bearing the sg
natnre Of g W. Westhrook, Chenlst and the pricat.
U >. stamp Of Demas Barnes & Co. over the tor
An ehort has been made TO counterfeit II with
cheap stone plate label Look closely '''
Saratoga spring water, sold by all Druggists.
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An Act to alter the Practise ef Chaneery
Courts in relation to iniunctionsin certain
cases, and for other purposes
Section 4 Belt enacted by the Legislature
Of the State Of Mississippi, That iniunctions
shall be granted 70 stay proceedings In any
action npon any decd Of trust or mortgage.
with power 1t sale, or upon amy Judgment At
law founded upon any bond, bill single, till.
note, account, or other evidence of debt.
made or incurred prior 70 the first day Of
June. 1855, # equity appears on the face Of
the bill, whether the same be sworn to or
not. aud The party applying for such injunc.
ton shall not he required to give bond or
security, and the same shall not b. dissolved
in yacstion and there shall be no DAMAGES
added or allowed IN such case uI,on diss6ln-
ton: Provided. That but one Fat for an IN
junction 10 any one case shall la granted m
on the terms Aforesaid.
- = Re Z further enacted, That this a.
shah take effect and be in fores fIem ana
after its passage.
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aMandr a Ike Pi1rs

May ee taken with entire safety By an AGES and
conditions producing all the good results that can
% gnt.iled nom eslolnti OF any Of the mencursl
meqslclnes and without any Of their hurtinl OF in
FURIOUS results They carry out Of the system The
Iecnient and Eorn-out matters loosened and ,Iis
solved solve ny my A1A WfkD TONIC AND PrEMO.
~ ~. siffCf. IL viii BE- seen that 81 three OF my
medicines are naeded n most cases to cure Con-
s'''' f.7,, -..,F,.,.
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~ /" = - WB0AIs
EVERY MAN wssaan and CHI Who has used
STERlING'S AMBk0SIA r.
l. wiling % rseemnand n Three y..ss of rapidly
Increasing sale have made lie Amtro.i. hu.u. an
ever the World t
ET - WARRANTED TO PLRhsr.
i6.l L eures Itching q fhe Had
It makes New HAIR grow on RAID He,a.
1t prevents Tie Hair Ifonu FaIiinr out
Il reu.larz ~ Hsir sd and Gia--v.
Cle1nses he seaips Coois he Heated Brow. h.
flsves Dandrun cures Nerves Hesasel,e. cor,.
hahinesss Inaqres 1.uxuriant lpcks. Incilnss RAJ
% Curl supereels wigs; XII. Hair Eaters cooa
e1scf apTlarenf At hnte
TO THE LADIES I'VE SAY.
The Allrezia VII SIT yen-to . r. aFIrrnn,iv --t
~ llelieately Perfuued. Pafruni1sl D. Or,
Singers AID Aefrezse1 sold in spieofii boxe. -
earteaa eos.tainiag 80 i.rts s.sitIss-Vo Z -
n,efniaE Na. m stsris- Il - : 81
There = No hlstaks About n
sTEREEFss 1NBRosrf + ~. - -.
iseszils ~ slattirstansiia ~ .l.ria. Ts -,
ais ny as-rsaaE ~ y Drurr,.I.
Sl-filngs imbf1iia nanni1lI1finr O..
s1s Fall-n 1lr.rl.
naries- AEE oRLExrS,
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3 O'CLOCK p. NJ

The House met pursuant TO adjournment
A message was received from the Senate
announcing the passage of sundry Senate
and House bills.
Mr. Beauchamp offered a resolution that
the House will hold evening sessions. com
mencing at Z o'clock =. NJ, until Saturday
next, which was adopted. ..s.II
On motion of Mr.. Lewis, the. House re,
sumed the consideration of the bill pending
adjournment, which was passed as amended.
Air Lewis, from the committee on Corpo-
rations, reported favombly to tho bill to iil-
corporate the jackson Savings Insurance
Company, with sundry amendments thereto,
and bill passed rs amended.
Mr.. Hillyer. from the committee ON State
University. reported adversely 60 the petit
ton of sundry citizens OF Oxford, relative TO
the act prohibiting the sale Of vinous liq-
nors, &e.. which was agreed to. .a
Mr.. Hilyer, from the same committee,
submitted report recommending an annual
appropriation of twenty thousand dollars
for University purposes
The Joint Committee ON the State Uniyer-
sity, 10 whom was referred the message of
the Governor, aud Memorial Herewith
transmitted from the Trustees of that Inst
tuition. respectfully report.
The memorial shows the pressing wants
" WV NhAfctcANAs IN TIE cliteltuA aOoAtANuaA
buildings TO accommodate the rapidly
increasing number Of students; repairs
rendered necessary by the accidents and
caiamities Of war; unpaid liabilities 70 meet
which present funds are rhclly inadequate;
additions 10 the library, and the probable
necessity for the employment Of additional
instructors Leaving entirely out Of view
any present attempt 60 recover the valuable
telescope constructed for the Univerity. and
now held by . College in Chicago, and cut
ting dowa the proposed repairs. additions
and improvements 10 the lowest possible
ainount. and limiting them 60 objects ofrigid
Necessity, AZ least twenty thousand dollars
of appropriation will he required for the
support Of the University during the pres
ent eslncational year. The Trustees estimate
u AZ sAttAo, Nor is there any probability
q lcss being required annually for same
time e come. Tho University was never
more hourishing a % number Of students.
and extent VI faculty, shelr ability aud de-
votedness. With the increase Of students,
however. thc Necessary accommodates foI
then must he provided, and additional m
Instructors employed II the wants Of the
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Heimsirect's iamltable Hair Colorihe Il moi q ave
nstantaneous dyes are posed ~ innar oansif
and NOR or es destroy he vitality and beauty Of The
hair This Is the orznra Hair Csofine and has been
growing in favor over twerty years II rrst res gray
hairs 20 ~ ofignai color ~ gradual absorption IN
sfQst retnara able mannrr. lite Hls0 heantitul hair
dressing sold ntwo Hes-5o cents and Shy An
dealers - g. HEIMSTREEP. Chemist.
saFAtoga Spring ws,.r, sold By an Drursi.s..