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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29
Ocean STEAMERS.
0PP0SlTIQX Line e CAL If r NJ, A.

Opposition LINE to CALIFORNIA.
" RFpUCRD RATES or PASSAGE AND FREIGHT.
The entirely New Fast and Elegant steamship
NEVADA. Capt. Jerry ". Smith,
oil be dispatched BY the North Ane Steamship Company,
NOEDAI july from Pier No % North River foot Of
PaciSc with hyoue steamer
NOSES TAYLOR, Capt j. u. Blethen,
these steamers unsurpassed BY those OF
ara sfoat, and Tie line Is run
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO EVERY TNENTl DAlS
For PsSSagr Freight apply 70
WIN H. WEBB President No. 81 Exchange place
DIN CAERNGTON, Agent No IL Westst cor WAren.st y T.
TOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA-The
Pacific MI SesTshP Company emer oTEAS QcEES Ts
usual For inquire freight obe on Compsnys fer 40 =
North River OF CanA1t WELLS FARGO Co. sole Ffsat
Agent NJ \. r. Co.
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GREAT CLOSING SALE OF
DRY GOODS.
STRANG & ADRIANCE,
No sJ5 BROADWAY between Franklin and LeOnArdsts, viii
Moulty tn

STRANG g. ADRIANCE,
y, TX, BROADWAY between Franklin and LeonArisss will
MoHday to
CLOSE OUT
THEIR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOCK
prepsra,ory their usual sez-Annual Inventory comprising
COLORED AND BLACK SILKS,
in gret variety ery prices b. ~ and % Black Iron Frame
'i'A''9 TiiE i'S CHEAPEST AND MOST DESIRABLE GOODS
e, or offered, a from -. 20 ~ peg yarh - . ,..
WHITE GRENADINES and BARBGhS, al gnhhtes'
BOHBAANFS, TAMISB CLOTHS, FIORkHTlhES,
BYZANTINES and every style Of desirable
MOURNING GOODS,
h.H ofmportOn 500 PIECES BLACK ALfACAS ITO"
~ "a GROs GRAIN ALPACAs aud desirable areie,
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS ofevery description
go Pieces Pques G0e and upward unomaOny cheap
DRESS GOODS.
The assortment 4 RICH GRENADINES and other saos
100 PIBCFS MOLAMBIQUBS at lGc, cost zoe 10 import
$50 PECBs. DOUBLE WIDTH 81 w@r,h sg1
FRENCH PRINTED OKGANDlES AND JACOAbIS,
from De upward less than aOc on the dollar
RICH FRESCH PRINTED ORGAHDIB ROBES, 50.
I25 PIECES PARIS PRINTED PERcALES at 3oc cost SOe
PRINTED PiQUES, ~ large , ,ssort'H ne ~ ,,,;
HOSIERY AND UNDERGRADUATES
KID GLOVES from 75c up to the finest qualities
REAL POINT LACE ssrS and HANDABRCHihFS hom a1e''n'
~ ~" F'' EMBRoIDBRIEs AND HANDXERcHIEPs
" PIC" RIcn BR6cHE Long AND SQUARE SHAwLs;
$50 WHITE GRENADlNE AND BAhEIb ShA"LS'
Just received. Si great bargains
500 REAL LLAMA LACE POINTS,
from y 0 up the finest imported very cheap
SILK AND CLOTH GARMENTS,
Of the newes, shapes. the same low prices
Al persons wishing h and desirable goods at cheap price, would
~ '' TO CLOsE OUT All Our SUMMER GOODS
before taking usual account Of stock
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Steamers DEAN RICHMOND and c. VANDERBILT.
4, O'Clock n No Al North River foot Of Casa
Tickets sold 10 all points Office dock and baggage checked
DEOPLE's LINE-SUNDAY IN SARATOGA.
Sunday trains between Albany and Saratoga connecting win
PEOPLES Line Steamers commencing Take Drew sATUR
DAY from Pier No. al " r. arriving at Saratoga at about
4 To- SUNDAY morning Returnng Saratoga p m, in time
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My2I law6wF

SUPREME COURT-City and County Of New,
y Yor-TIIB MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANk Of the tliy Of
HewYorE plaintiff sgains THE FIRST NATIONAL BANh Of New
Orleans dsuaa DEMAND on contract tDn
not serb Defendants ioa hereby summoned sLi eYe
the complaint in this Arton w9h was eS N tH
the Clerk Of Ctv Sewlok az the City Han IN sd
ty on the May ls7 and 70 copy Of your
IN The sa complain subscb az their Offices NO. 80 " a
street the city Nlok within ,"eHts days afer ire servs
" the da Of such service ana YOU
IN n lie complaint within the se aforesaid the pahun
IN his action will Judgment sga for the sum Of three hoa
d nine hudred and dollars and ninety eents WITH inter
est from The i6h day NAV Thousand eight hundred ard Hy
y h.te, m, costs and Of this aetonDated May
"a ia BURRlLL, DAWSON BURRILL,
No. ,rsxs Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Dentistrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
mated the anaesthec nitrous OXIDE administer 10 tne
manner most approved by medical profession do nothing bnt IN
TRACT TEETH and they certainly do that WITHOUT iAN-o
patients testify their at the ohce NO - cooper
Institute
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STEAMBOATS, ann Railroads.

IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS
APPLETONS RAILWAY GUIDE contains One Hundred Ral"aT
Maps AID the Time Tables Of al the Railways Of the United states ana
the Canadas Also TOT RIST GUIDE the Watering places
Snrinrs Ar For sale everrwheTe.
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THE NARRAGANSET STEAMSHIP COMPANfi
A,gv nj Ma

prporona reduction all nemedae points 80" 'on e''
from Buffalo.
DEOPLEs LINE for ALBANY, ATHENS,
and all poips and NORTH connection with New lo ecu
t and Saratoga Albany Susquenua Railroad
' VIA ALBANY,
Steamers DREW and ST JOHN.
si6 o'cl
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THOMAS STEPHENS,
\ ". CRAVEN.
Ian. 1881
feqal Notifies.

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
> OF NBW.YORK-ADAM j. LEDwlCH: Plaintiff against CbN-
nm A. RAILROAD AND BANKING COMPANY DrfrndanS-Sum.
mons Tor moury conr Com not De-
fputs: Yon are hereby summoned ard required 10
answer the complaint this action which will be l. Int Rev
lied IN the Clerk Of the City and County stamp
Hall IN said City, and 10 - cents
serve the said complaint on Caneed
M. At tneir Office No 40 Broadway, New
York wthn DAYS after the srie II TINS summons on You
exclusive the day Of such service and yon h 10 answer tne san
compn within aforesaid the plaintiffs m THIS acton nl
take Judgment You for the Of ST hundred and V nn
90 loo dollars With interest the 2ith day Of september one thousand
eight hundred besides the costs 81 this actonDted ISL
>"''"' 'S''' No 40 Broadway. New-lork
The complain, m this fed in the once Of the CLERK Of
the CITY Hall In the CITY II NeH-
i''"' w WINTER HARRIS WOODS,
Plaintiffs
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Che @nrf.

FASHION COURSE-TR0TTING SATUR-
Il DAY June p Match for 800; mile heats undes
..ddle b. Dobe b. Toronto Chief jr W. Bor b. RAPID.
J. SIMMONS Proprietor.
FASHION COURSE-TR0TTING-
Il POHBMBNT-SATURDAl Jane % st3 m match Tor 1zoot
two miles repeat between the celebrated horses Dertes
and Lady Thorn DEXTER Pliers Lady Thora
These horses extraordinary mile June H. and
- mo SIMMONS, Proprietor
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Gfrnrsiors.

nAIDY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
IL ROSLYN landing Whitestoue Bayhs Dock Great Seck
Point Motifs Dock and Glen Wood On aud after MONDAY
June the steamer ARR0wSMIrH Capt iulee, will leave es
No y East River morning Sundays excepted t93
for the above landings Returning will leave Royn at $3.50 m
EXCURSIONS to FORT LEE, old landing
H The OS g. uLSB. Capt g. W ASNITT leaves foot
Chstophel.st daily 10 253 pm landing at Thrtiourthst
10 and up trips, Sundays included -
DLEASANT EXCURSION-Tho Bay Ridge
Ferry-bo leave, Wsl Ferry slip EewloTk side daily Sundays
excepted $500 and II IN. 2:lS, ans $50 and $50
Leaves Bay Ridge at 1850 aDd 30 4:iS and p m
Fare 10 children between , and Il cents
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.


Long Island Navigation Company
EOR SAG HARB0R, GREEN PORT, ORR
n EEri ORIENT POINT, AND NBWSUPPoLK-Tbe neg snd
beautiful Steamer RIVER QUEEN Capt G. C. Gibbs Pier No ~
Peekp East River HeSiork TUESDAYS THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS at for the above places by
With bsi Hampton brdgehAupt0n Amagane Souo and Rser
head REfUNlNG. leaves SAG HARBOK on MONDAYS NBDN3S
DAYS and FRIDAYS, az p MAKING ESTIKE CIRCUIT OF
PEcoNIe BAY BY DAYLIGHT
FOR PORT JEFFERSON AND STONY BROOE-Sesmer sun.
BEAM Capt A. dreh leaves Pier No % WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS per timetable Connecting by with Miers
Place Rocky Point and Seauke TUfILL Agent LOO sou
EOR HARrFORD-Stopp at all points on
Il The Connecticut Rver-MERCiANTS LINE The sad de
CANT side wheel ESCORT Capt Pearc sndW w COLT
Capt Ge leaves daily SUNDAYS ereept from Pier No - foot Of
Freight taken Of reduced rates Passenger accomme
passed Pare $ No charge for berthe Meals aud site
extra
FOR Newburgh, Poughkeepsie and RondOut
daily at landing At Coz1eus Cornwall Marlborough Million,
and Bsopu str JAS W BALDWIN Mon Wed and Fn Str IOS
CORNELLon Tues Thurs and Sat- from foot arrsonsi n
SARATOGA, RUTLAND, BUFFALO, SUS-
- PENSION BRIDGE MOUNT MANSFIELD, and WHITE
MOUNTAINS Wis BURLEGTON, snd all points North and West
ALBANY DAY LINE-The steamboats, c. ViBBARD and DANIEL
DREW will and after Ms 49, leave DesbToest at 800 and
Tbtyfonh 8:s5 for Albany landing NJ Yonk Cozlens,
Point Newburgb Poughkeepsr Rineheck Bristol, Cast,
Athens Hudson hy ferry Athens Depot by spe
with The Newiok CeH aud Rensselaer, and SAratogs Railroads
Schenectady with Albany aud Susqaehnna Railroad At Junction ard
without change with the Lake Chsmpn steamboats, White
h, for Rcuse Point arriving At Montreal at Returning al"
-
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p,,,pg., Station in corner wyseVetth and Pou
ave Entrance on TwrutrIeyfHth.st


TRAINS LEAVE NBWYORK; -
For Sew:HAven and Bridgeport, 40 go Erh lLp m Ei'
UJ1 400 Oil AS, 40 and 800 (RI p n. - :, 81,
FOR Mfrc SstorG Fairfield. Southport and Ne'tpoH I Ip
w., Sorsan loo 800 r) 900 liDam, 12l' tELL 30" ErL
AIS 40 a. so 400 III .. NJ 80
- D,,i,n loo 900 H. 20 a. NJ. AS 80, sop IN
Yor jreenSrh. 200 800. ll.3O 40 a., % Sd m
por stamford 200 40 EI 500 lO ~; Rl3 (bnL ZI9' 1O
~ IS a ~ fEI) AS 5.10. G. ~, eos (Es), 7. N.
FoI Greenwich and intermediate stations 100 800 llo M Ed
as 40, $50, 90 p m. .-...- -, .,,.o
Fbr Bo.on via Springfield, d{Il 100 (ELl, 300 m
or Boston via Sbore Line I2l5 tkrL 8O p 80 -.
For Hartford Springfield so0s OH lAS ~" thhh o."
FOR Connecticut River Railroad eco OH i2bp m !" ho"
Fo, Provdence and Pishkn Railroad 500 (EI) 'S
p.,iro,d a q 90 a
l2I5. 800, AOO p.
FOR Canal Railroad. IL IS p. IN 10 NORTHAMPTON
FOR Honsatono Railroad 800 a m, 80 p u
For Ntufatuck Railroad. 900 q. m, 80 2. IN. -
: =, DpisrT and Norsalk Railroad TO aO)A m, 40
ton~"'io.' HeeP"s ''' JAMES H. HOYT. supt
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FTNHIN IS To UINE NUIIIE, ] Ildt Oh CH6
twenty snh day Of Jare 1901 Warrant 10 Bankruptcy
issued eans, Estate Of PARKER B0lCE Of the City Of New
York In and NwYOrk who has
sudze Bankrupt petitions that the payment Of any dea
and delivery property belonging soch Bankrupt TO h
property by him, forbidden by as
meeting Of the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt TO prove toes
debts aud Of bis Estate Su be held
Cou Of Bankruptcy be holden Two hundred and tao Broadway
the Cty Of Eework Room before Isaac Dayton Register,
the eighteenth day July D. 1867 twelve o'clock
R0B1. MURRAY Y. Marshal, as Messenger
Southern District OF New-lork.
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Urn Goods.

II ACE. POINTS AND ROT0NDES from AUC-
H. TION-wIbLIAM BUCHANAN MACkkNIls having y pS Sr
late Auction Sale Of Messrs WLhhDlN"'
LLAMA PUSHER CHANTTLLY. snd FRENCH LACE
POINTS ROTONDRS snd CIRCULARS from the factories OF pognh
Louis Armand prices ranging from % % TO p'e Ao
sock. bis three avorite styles
The Queen IS and 80.
The Isabella CAoica' az *23, go. SIS
The Maria Of Russia" at so, E35 $50
WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE.
No 2 CLINTONPLAC .r
Bightb.st, west SIDE,
one door from Broadway.
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JACOB =. OAKLEY. }
yoHS p; olT,TlITiyw!EEL, Board of Ass
ISAAC q. HUNT,
Tfs~rf
osce Board Of Assessors Court House. Jule 49, 1861

PROPOSALS for $4,000 MARKET STOCK.
-Sesd proposals win be received at the Comptr0ers once
until SATURDAY June % 1857 at o'clock m when me sane VIII
whole 0f the sum Of
n Dollars Of Marle stock" authorized by Chap 2O Laws OF
1876 and M az ordnance Common Council approved BY the hayor
June 8 1907. - 70 II, -,
Said stock will Shares Of the vsne One Hund "a
the upon the land ng between SIieenth ana
streets and East River and will bear Interest
Per Coat snn payable lsnnua on ne
rt dy November each AID the principal VIII be
redeemed he ~ day Of May, 1894. -,
The proposals o stock desired and the pns per
one buired thereof the whose proposals
epted thenpon required deposit With the Chanecan the
GUNS awarded together with prenlnn thereon
On presenting Comptroller the receipts Of the Chamberlain Tor
such deposits parties will he entitled 10 receive certificates Tor equal
OF the par value of tie sums AWARDED 70 'he OaiDs
from the dates " payments
pb nrpa sboud norsed Proposals for Market
Stoek and rosed In envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller
The right reject ali the bids the interests OF
Wv RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
CITY Of York Department Finance, Compoes OAe June
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feeal Notires.

THIS is to GIVE NOTICE that, on the
II trppty.sth June A. d. 1897, WARRANT IN BANK
RPTCY was issued against the OF JAMES MACKBSTlRB Of
be C,y Of NevYor Of Nwiok and State Of New
York has adu1ed Bankrupt bis peuon that the
debts sn delivery Of property belonging 70 such
Bankrpt him or the property BY hims
forbidden Of the Of the said Bank
debts choose sgnees OF ha
eat win be Bankruptcy, 10 De holden No 30
the City Of Sewiok before EDGAR kErCHCd.
Rsese ou The lh lay Of July A. D. 1861 at y O'Clock
R0BT. MURRAY. L. : Marshal as Messenger,
,herua Of Nesl York
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-17

:. : manifest that they were not onet t
by Congress to the Southern oapes and their rea
ration to their former political I 10
tons TO the other States IN the 81 far as Congress has
II NAV therefore affirmed ma . ars of the Southern
any r. distinctly indicated or pit 70 do-o
T+bipg further these States mus Government and
recover complete ion but the contrary tne
ont ooaI seem to be to vest in Congress po"'i
internal affairs of said oite or manifested cOntumacy
The neope have never lnteioe 1,nant of the United
Inc Pi lnsrtment the Government W nerod on
49, acted all to very I hon done
States Ihey nave Tho confidence, that what had oee ~
1u 11 81 vas necessary be done OF banniness
Mississippi the future io91 the Union She cannot and
a t to recov er the prostrton copstitr-
ishment which the war has ent tame accorded to her
tiona amitv and comfy have been every hope
- of present materlal which
OF the future urge M Of liberty ana go
ment and the perpetual union of people anu AM 0'"
sution dispensing equal d Of any State North
~ % nnst he to the detriment of agricutuIe hd
facture and commerce, IN every '
o04Sg III ond respectfully invite the attention ol
Congress to the anomalous condS do what is in It's
their power to bring existing complications 10 +" JUST
n ] to the public political of the people since
Nav 1865 to the truth of the statement at thew
not dsoya the Government OF the me i 80 their Con
are disposed to reform, land submit that Ihey 49, ~
stittion and laws in adaptation to the new orueI. f M
declare represenng believe, the sentiments Oh t
and people that will give the most earnes
and deliberate consideration to propositions "hlc
the form OF CONSTITUTIONS
embracing and concluding all the matters that may
stand in the way of tranquility and perfect concord
and union. . ~, eououi,,
They, therefore, recommend Ine ""oP'ioi u ~
resolutions ,1 r,o
PesoIyed by the Legislature Of tie STATE o. 1hSSSt,3 -
the Congress and is hereby respectfully requeseo
declare and this State, or the Legislature thereof
final plan for the adjustment of State and Fedei
the whereof representation Congress will be restored
and all other constitution benefits assured
Rsolced FURTHER That the Governor beand he is hefeoy
quested communicate of these resolutions DO III
President the Senate and Speaker Of the House OF hee
enatves with request that they will lay the same before
respective Houses of Congress.
SIMRALI, Chairman.
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House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Pope introduced a bill for the benefit
of the Orphan Asylum, in the city of Match
e. which was referred.
Mr. Duf-A bill to protect the credit of
the State, which was referred
Mr. MiltOu-A bill to incorporate the Gre
NADIA aud PTentlss Railroad Company, which
was referred
Mr. Webb, of Amite-A bin supplemental
to an act approved Jan 81, 1867, to require
Express Companies TO publish their rates of
charges, and for other purposes, which
passed.
Mr. Murdock-A bill to amend an act to
raise a revenue to defray the expenses of
the Government of the State of Mississippi.
approved Dec ., 1865, which was read and
made the special order for Monday next at
IL o'clock, A. NJ
The special order was then taken up. to-
Wit: The report and resolutions Of the
Committee on State and Federal Relations
On motion of Mr. Labauve, the House re-
solved itself into Committee of the Whole,
with Mr. Dotseu in the Chair
After some time spent therein the Com
mittee rose and reported the report and res
olutions back to the House and recommend
ed the passage of the same. Report on mo-
ton of Mr. Simrall. received. Question on
agreeing. Mr. shannon moved the indefinite
postponement Of the report and resolutions.
which motion was lost by a vote of yeas, 25
nays, A.
Mr. Murdock moved TO postpone the fur
Their consideration of the question until
Monday next. IL o'clock, which motion was
lost
Question on agreeing to the report. Mr.
MoTphis moved the previous question, which
motion was not sustained.
Mr. Hiuyer moved to amend as follows;
strike out the last sentence on the fourth
paragraph and insert as follows:
The several propositions included in that
paper would be taken into most careful de
liberation if they came before the Legisla-
ture in the shape of a final disposition OF the
subject and would thereby bring stability
and repOse.
Mr. Brown, of Yalobusha offered the follow
ing for the amendment:
Anv Just proposition coming from Con-
gress for a final disposition of this subject
would not only receive the most careful de-
liberation of the Legislature, but in our
opinion would meet the earnest wishes of
our people.
Question being on the amendment of Mr..
Brown.
Question being taken on the motion to
strike out the paragraph in the majority re-
port the motion was decided in the negative
and both amendments by said vote were
lost
Question on adoption of the report it was
decided in the affirmative by yeas and NAYS
called for by Messrs Hillyer, Kendall and
McInnis, as follows
YEAs-MesSrs Barry, Boddie, Bonner, Bow
den, Brown, of kemper, Bridges, of Chloe
taw, Bridgers, of Tallahatchie, Burress, Dnff,
Hamilton, Hanson, Hearne. Hunter, Hudson
Huffman, Jones, Kendall. Lyles, Merrill
Milton, Morphis MeInnis, McLaurin, MeRae
Murdoch. Murray, Owen, Pennebacker, Phil
fps, Phipps, Robertson. Slower, Steele, Sim
rail-, Thompson, Walker, Webb, of Amite
Webb of Franklin WllIiamS-3q
NAYs-Mr Speaker, Brown, of Yalobusha
Brooks, Caperton, Carter. Cromwell
Darden, Dotson, Dunlap, .Foxwerth, Gill
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Our friend Brooks, of Rankin, took
occasion in his speech in the House
Yesterday, to accuse this journal of
inconsistency in reference to what is
known as the Sharkey proposition
and the report of the majority Of the
Committee on State and Federal Re
lations. In our notice of the first.
we simply stated that it was not in
cumbent upon the Legislature to con
slider the proposition received from
Mr.. Sharkey, nor can any thing that
we have said be tortured into an en-
dorsement of the same. Nor do the
Committee, in their report, subscribe
TO any single proposition that it con-
tains. 1t comes unofficially, and it
cannot be considered officially. The
Report adopted simply proposes to
Congress to indicate its ultimatum,
and pledges a respectful consideration
Of whatever it may be. In this we
can sec no improperly There is
nothing promised, pledged, or re-
fused. Nothing can be until we know
what is required. This is as far as
Mr.. Simran's report goes, and thus far
it meets our cordial approval
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MINORITY REPORT I.

members of the Committee on State and Fed
eral Relations concurng they do, in the general ag
ment report of the Majority cannot give their
the clause in the fourth paragraph in these words
The several propositions included in the paper would be
careful delberation, they before the
Legislature the shape of final disposition of the subject
and would thereby bring stability and repose.'
If these words than repetition of sentence I'M
edatey preceding they designed least do
convey the IMPRESSION that the propositions would be acceded
final disposition of the subject The undersigned
prepared make this declaration session of
Legislature is rapidly drawing to close and Legs
assemble fall better speak the wishes OF
people than upon subject with reference to which
far least the people have shown entire and hearty
unanmity.
Respectfully submitted
GILES NJ HILLYER,
A. J. LEWIS.
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strap. Gowan, Gresham, Graham, HIllyeT; IT.
By. kennedy. Labauve, Lewis, Luse' Nan
ming. Meares. McElroy, Pope, he'd, SEAL
Shannon. Surratt. Wall, West'-5o,
Mr. Lyles moved the indefinite postpone
ment Of the resolution, which motion was
decided in the negative by vote OF yeas
and nays. called for by MessTs Lewis, Ly
and Brooks a. follows:
YEAs.-Mr Speaker. Bonner, Brooks IA
perton. Carter. Cromwell, Darden, DoIson'
DUNLAP, FoxwJrth Gillstrap, Go~an' ores
ham. Hillver. Irby, Kennedy, LabauYe, Lew
is. I.use. Lvles. Manning. Meares, MeElroy'
Pope, Reid, Seal, Shannon, SuTatt, " all
Wesr-30.
NAYs-Barry- Boddie. Bowden, Brown OF
Kemper. Brown, Of Yal0busha, Bridges OF
Choctaw, Bridgors, OF Tallahatchle, Burress'
Duff. Hamilton, Hanson, Hearne, Hunter
Hudson, Huffman, Jones, Kendall, MeTIhI'
Milton Morphis, Morris, Mclnnis, McRae'
Nurdoek, Murray, Owen, Pennebae ker, PM
ips. Phipps, Robertson, Slower, Steele, SIM
rail. Thompson. Walker. Webb, OF Amue
Webb, of Franklin, Wilhams--31.
On motion of Mr. Smrall the resolutions
were adopted, and on bis further motion tht
House adjourned until o'clock Monday
morning.