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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON December g. TuRpnrr1NH-
Sales OF SOL bbls at 81 so for aoft, and 81 T5 for
hard, per 2a0 ibs being decline OF l0c for former
quality.
SPIlsTTs TuRPRNTINR.- OF 1aS casks at
9oHc, md 100 casks et 40c per gallon.
RosiH.-oniy Al bbls changed hands at $5 fer
pale.
TAR.-,l2 bbls sold at 50 o5 per barrel.
COrTON.-Sales OF bales at 22c, lis bales Mt
22nc, IL bales at 23c, Is haleH at 23kc, and II
bales ut 23Hc; closing with a fair demand ut these
figures.
FIsH.-GO bbls muilcts sold from yesscl al Sc 90
for pine, and SIS for oak bl,ls.
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TTPuAM'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG
DRINK,

A aIyRE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.
paid, on receipt Of price
The Antidotc Is the best remedy that can he
Administered In Mnnin-aPotu, and also for oil
nervous Affections !.
:. For salo by DR.. il. BAER
F No. 1S1 Meeting street,
.oet0 Agent for South Carolina.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE or SAILING DAYS.
CHANGE og SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the nb've line leave Per -ScE.SEe
M io, North River, itnt OF Canal street Nd.lSiSI
New YORK, Mt IL odock noon, Of the 9th AMI
.lst OF every month Except when these dates fall
ON Sunday, then the saturday preCcdIng.}
Departure OF 9Th AID 2lst connect AT Pananln
with steamers for SOu.h Pacific and Ccntra, Amer.
3can ports. Those OF rli touch ut MnnZunil0
Steamship JAPAN leaves san Francisco for
Japan and China December 4, 1860.
No California steamers tnlch Ut Havana but uo
direct from New York TO hspinwall.
One hundred poun'' baggage free TO each adult.
Medicine ant 2tteulinlcc free.
For l'asstgc TicIeisor further Information ap
ply at the CoMPhNYS TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foOt OF Cana-strcet, North River, New
York. +. X. BABY Agent
mnrcl1a Tyr
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Markets. by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN HARRETS
LITERroOL, December G. Evening. - Cotton
.dnll sales 10000 bales; exports and speculation
5000 bales; uplands li2id; Orlcnus 12d.
LipERPnoI- December f-Noon.-Catton dull;
uplands li%d; Orleans I'D; sales viii not cS-
cced 1000 bales. Yarns and fabrics sluli.
hftcrn00n.-C Cotton dull; uriauds 1lsi; Orleans
117sd; sales 9000 balrs.
Rrcning.-coiton dull; uplands ll2id; Orleans
liSsd; sales soon bales.
nAvRE, Dcceinbcr 7-CulloA on spot opened
firm; anoat fa. ut 32,i.
LONDON, December 7-Eoun.-OoInois EX;
bonds s5M.
PARIS, December 7-Noon.-Ecursc opercd
nrm. Rentes I2f 8Tc.
poIEsrIC MAESI1S.
NEW York, December = Noon.-SLccks iirmcr.
hut unsettled Moucy ca7. ,Gnld Tx. Exchange
s5s; London 8; Oh short. Sixty-,wos, coupons,
l5 Tcnncssccs, G3, cX-coupon rs; new a.; skies,
new, 63M; louisiana skies, Old, 6z; nrw so; lcvee
skies 90; Alabama cighta g2; Gcurgh, sxes So;
HcVcns 90; North Carolinas, old, t3I; new, :2h
South CqrUlin1s ol,l G5H Flour dull and droap.
ing. Wheat 'lull arid lc lower Ourn dull and
scarcely firm. Pork dull; new mess So 30.
Lard quiet nj 10. Cotton easier ut 2.j;l.5s. Tur-
pentine quiet n; 43!En44. Rosin fairly active ut
81 o. for strained. Freighls dull.
EyeRing.-Coi;on heavy aud lower; snlc, fco
bales at CSC. Flour fayorS buyers; State 81 10a
G %; Southern Sc 6oaIo CO. Wtca: dull and lnat.
lower. Corn easier. Oats dnlI and declining.
Beef steady. Pork dull. Lard Il B,iadc easier
whiskcy easier. Groceries, nayal stores and
frcish!s quiet; on cotton by steam i4ah.le. Money
nctivo ut per cent. Cold steady Ut o3h. Gov
crnmcnts strong; SiNty-twos 153I; Souuierns
firm. Stocks strong but unsettled.
CINCINNATI. Dcccmbcr 7.-Corn dull; nca fsa
75c. Whiskcy 6rIn at 81. Provisions dull. Pork
$50. Shoulders l4,4c; sides 17Aalsc.
ST. LOUIS, December Corn heavy Pork
urmcr. bacon, no sales.
LouIsyILI.e, December Corn 0Jn7oc. Pro-
visions lrmer. Ness pork Sal 59 Shoulders IeGc;
clear Sides lsE. Whiskcy 9Taosc.
BAITIkoRR, December L. Cotton nominal.
Flonr. prices unchanged. Wheat dull; prime to
choice red 81 saai 80. Corn dun Il. ssaooc Pro-
visions entirely unchanged.
WILMINGTON, December 7.-Spirits turpentins
quiet at 4oc. Rosin steady. Crude tnrpentinc
steady at 81 15ao 90. Tar steady at 81. Cotton
quiet
AUGUSTA, December T.-Cotton market more
active, but prices shade easier, though not quo
tabiy lower; saics 1850 bales: receipts $50 balcs;
middlings 2sc.
SAvAHHAn December f.-C0tton, receipts 1901
bales; exports 474s balea; saics 500 bales; mid
dlings 237I. Market quiet.
MOBILE. December 7.-Cotton, sales 1900 bales;
nlidtlnss 23I<; closed quiet al inside figures; re-
ceipts 3775 bnies; exports l1ls baies
ERw ORLEANS, December COTTON, demand
fair at lower rates, 23sla2sTc; sales 1000 bnlcs
receipts 1047; exports to tho continent ll76;
coastwlsc 1895 bales. Gold 2sX. Sterling a3x.
Sight y premium.
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H""c just received and opened n large and fine
81 merit of MEMS Youths and BOY * CLOTH
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Consisting of
Elegant OVEltCOATS business ami Dress Suits,
White and Colnred Shirts, Underwear Goods Ic.,
English and Domestic Half Hose AleXaiidcr's
and Couvisler's Kid Gloves l!ucxskin, pocskin,
CnlfsSin; Cloth, Cassinierc, Tweed; SILK and
Thread Gloves, Linen ana Paper Collars, Cravats,
Neck Tics, Pocket liandkerchCN, S,spcndcrs,
Umbrellas &C.
CLOTH, CASHMERE, D0ESKtS, B Is a V l. K
CLOTH, &c, large variety OF the style Pants
nnd vest Patterns, Which we offer To sell 10y piece
yard or pattern. or make up into garments bY
measure, in the latest styles.
our stock has been selected with great care
aId prices marked very i0w in plain figures.
Being confident thai we can offer in,uceIlc en- TX
uncqnalled by any Oth"I hUusc We so,icit buycrs
't nnr line 10 give us a call before purchasing
elsewhere.
al orders win receive our prompt and very
careful attention.
Entire satisfaction is guaranteed.
Oct1l mwf3mOa
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CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Vra!c, Mason, nt New York, December l.

81 TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH. December 7.-Arrlved, brig Star
W0o,l's Hole; schr John DAILY, New York
Cleared, steamships Leo. New York; North Point
baltimore; ahip Thcohald, LIscrpool; schrs Ste
pllen Morris, Baltimore; sydney Tyler, Boston;
Abby Dunn, Satia River.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
Our "PERFECT SHIRT" At Sc and IS. Heavy
WhIio and Colorcd Mcrino Undershirts md Draw
err at ST. Fine Herino Shirts and Drawers, Can
Ton Flannel and Jean Drawers. Fine Linen Col
mrs ut 81, 81 90 and So per dozen. Cloth, Kid
Beaver and Dogskn Gloves, Merino and Co,tor
Half Hose. Bows, Ties, &c, &C.. at extremely iow
prices.
Heavy Double aud Twist ,ssimeres at re:nn n
81 per yard.
NJ~ Ono Prico ana no deviation.
hACULLhR, WILLIAMS Il PARKER,
No. 2s7 KING STREET,
store formerly occupied ny ucDuf Cohen.
noyl5 mwf limo
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COMM MERCIAL NEVIS.
Exports.

NEw Y0uk-Pcr steamship James AdgetItl
I:ags sea island cotton, fIj bales upi-na coHon,
II I,ajrs waste bales yarn 81 bundles pupcr, 125
,ieices rice, IS empty barrels, is packages.
RAiTIaoRB-Pcr steamship harJiand-l5I tcs
rice, 33I bales cotton, lf3 bbls rosl, 10 palea
waste. 40 inns iron, l3 casks clay, 80 packages
oranges, &c.
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sAYAnsAH AND cnAnLRsrou n.lLRoAn.

Rcnncit. N Erown, p Bowling. |. Pringio g.
Son. J Livingston, Recdor 4 DAVE, l,czcr, Rod
ner Stewart 4 co. fraser & Diil. II Bisrhor & co.
J Co'csck q 90. W q iico S 90. and Kirkpatrick 4
Wittc.
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Clothing ann .9urnlsbiua GOODS.

We have received ny last steamers an invoice OF
Heavy, Fine ana Medium CLOTHING, in Blollcy's
Beaver, ATWOOD Melton, French. Scotch and
American Casslancre Over Sacks, Donble-hreasted
beaver Sacks, French rricot, Scotch Cncviot, Fine
Cashmere. Drcss AMI business Suits all Of our
own manufacture, just made in the latest styles.
ALSO,
good assortment OF uEAvf CLOTHING, me
dium quality, Of other manufacture.
Wo are selling entire business Suits ut $40, $12,
sl4, s1s, $2l, $22, s26 and $50. Drcss Suits at
SIS, $23, $50, $3o, $a7, $50 and $50.
Drcss Frocks from $40 to $50.
sacks and English Walking Ooat. from SIS ts
$50.
Pantaloons from SIS 10 S1S.
Vests from 81 50 to 81.
We warrant oil Clothing OF eur own Aanufnc.
ture equal In all respects 70 tne best ordered
work.
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rhc Chx rlcston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

RICE.--The market WAS active and pr,I2R firm
Sales about son tlcrccs of clean Carolina, say &C
tierccs ut olG rs at 6, IIs at OK, So at IS pei
ID.
SkfsL Sr0Rxs.'rhc market was quiet. Sales
Ga barrels No. . rcsin nt 81 so per barrel.
FRRiunrs.-hrc somewhat dull. TO Liverpool
by steam, engagements are making at I'd r
III on uplands and I'D on sea Islands; by
sail, lied q Il, OH uplands and siti p u
on sea islands. To lfavrc, by steam, nOmi
nal; by Sail, nominal at Ike on upland'
and Ike on islands. Coasiw wise tG
New York, hy steam, &c q ID on uplands
and 1c on seal islands; BY sail, &c q ID OF
upands. To Eos,on, hy steam, nominal; by sail
;aC 4 Ill ON uplan,ls. To Philadelphia, hy steam
&c q IL on urlauds; by sail, somewhat no;n
inal. TO Baltimore, ny stcnn,, ,seD..c q ID on
uplands: by sail somewhat nominal.
TrE MONEY RAIksr-Iias been tight for some
days, and loans and discounts have been oh.
talnrd with difficulty. H. Is not supposed that
The stringcncy cau be OF long duration.
ExcnAEss.-si bills. sixty day, were noun
nAl III Isl Il.
DOMESTIC ESCHASoE.-The banks were pnr-
chasing but lightly, aud The rates were unset
ilci. They merc selling sight checks at II pre-
MUM.
Goi.n-The brokers were buying aL % and Hcu-
ing at 2i.
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FXyRA "TRIP TO BEAUFORT AN.
OHISOLE'S LANIING ON AND AFTER
DECEMBER 8.

Steamer PILOT Boy. Captain r ..sI~s
Fem Peck. win sail for above sssassals.
points every FRIDAY A,KSlNG, Mt 8 O'CLOCK. Kr.
turning, VIII leave Beaufort samc evening to suit
The Tide. !. H. AIKEN 4 CO..
NOVA Agents
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Railroads..
CHANGH OF SCHEDULE
5Iga EM gE Q

GENERAL SUPERINTESDENr,S OFFICER
AT'LASTiC AND GULF RAILROAD,
SAYASSAH, November S, 1909
On and after SUayAv, the 7th instant, PasseIi-
ger Trans on this road Will run as follows. eom-
ncacing with tho 4.3o T.. N. train:
SIOIIT EXPRESS TRAINS.
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Druss, Gbemirnls, Nr.
YER'.s CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF a LAXATIVE
MEDICINE.

Perhaps no one medi-
cine Is so universally re-
quired by everybody rs
Il cathIrtlc, nor WAS
ever any before SO mi
verslliy adopted Into
nsc, i'll every country
and among all clusscs,
as this mild hat efficient
nurEaiive PILL. The
obvious reason Ia, tllai
il is q more reliable and
far more cllcCtllaI relu-
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5bippinq.

IL o r LIY Il Il z 90 l..
The 1Irilish ship hBSC0NGUS, W Il q.
SeG esrao Sas Syng S1gs Sn; P1ron
freight engagements apply to
nov39 RAVENEL Il co.
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r." + Il Is N a II D I N n > FH''l''OA'
INLAND ROUTE VA RRAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH, BRUNSWICK AND
ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS
ON TIiB GFDRGIA COAST.
Steamer PILOT B<Y. Captain vn-A
Fem Peck, will leave Charleston eI5,,,,l, s,S7
for above points ever! SUNDAY NORNiNd, nt (
O'Clock. Leaving Savannah MONDAY Moi,SIKQ,
NJ O'Clock.
Returning, she win lave Fernandlna on TUES.
DAY AFTERNOON, after arrival OF the train from
Cedar Keys and GainGyillc; leaving Brunswick
same evening; leaving Savannah for Charleston.
va Beaufort, on WRDiBBDAY AFTERNOON, ut 5
O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
J. ID. AIKEN h CO.,
nov4 South Atlantic Wharf.
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r. 2'-i' IL
hPoUS' from JuolciarS cohmillee' against
> o. third reading refused
FROM general committee 20 "lloln was submit
yea the report oil the hsn commissioners against
the legislation proposed IN sala report
IRON committee on land taxes . D laying
tax on the grand llst ol the town oil FERDINAND
and Lewis m Essex Co.. Wlln proposal ol amend
mentsi thlfd readlhg oruere0'
H. lG3, changing the name OF the Brandon
Mineral Paint Co; passed IN concurrence.
II. I'l' 10 pay milton 'infA the sum lheieil
mentioned r,
Against u -, % "ihenu Vhe onar'tr oi lne o.
Insurance %. On motion oil ar laluefl' a, or
dered TO lie ana ne made the speohl order ior lui
O'Clock tomorrow morning
, 20, amending cnaP' ~ g. s. oil laying ou
ana discohtinuihg highways ana bridges thir'
reading ordered u.
IL az, 70 repe2l an act 70 protect nsh IN lex
elnakeu roma IN the town oil hyegalei possed u
concurrence
;. 20 70 ino3fpoflte the Ihlerhatiohal Ieie
graph So.' 'hlrd reaulhg ordered a.,
~ ooi 70 prro{lue tIie I9StoIallon o' sJu ny
70 the rivers Oh lhe state tnlrI Ieauis oru9Iel
TaANed ~ ogR'NfIeH'e'-, w " "n'cnu t''
chaF'ee es ol ,le rfco res As',v,a.on r,..t,
u u'i gIahtnls, NIuelu 'oMNls ~ Nuos'''
Academy aua sGnool district NO. ~ ~ She'ler'
H. ~ alnenuing onaP' ~ g. S'' renting TO 'D'
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SENATE
prnyer by the ChnnInIn.

Prayer by the Chaplain.
journal Of yesterday read and approved
Bills introduced and rcjtrrCd.--By Mr.. Vince
Ter, BY unanimous consent, % amend AN act to
incorporate the the Lyndon Mill Coz also, by
the same, in amendment of un act authorizing the
removal Of distractions from tho Passumpsic
River beth to general committee
BY Mr.. Royce, providing for the viewing OF
premises ia actions concerning real estate 10
committee on printing.
BY Mr.. Dckerman, from judiciary committee,
30 amend the charter of the National Life lnsu-
rance Company of the United States.
On motion Of Mr.. Dewey Of Washington, or
dered 10 lie.
Refsrred.-S. SO, relating to the attendance
upon Teachers Institutes to committee ON edu-
cation,
s. so, providing for the appointment Of u Gu
rator for the State Cabinet % general committee
Mr. Heath called up ). 81, relating to the up
pointment of a committee 10 investigate the mat
ter of changing the site Of the State Prison.
Mr.. Jones was opposed to the appointment Of
the committee, ON the ground of prospective ex-
pendtures, but mainly on the ground that the
Prison and It's alllrs are well managed where
they are. The evil that exists and is 80 much
complained of is the fault of the contract and not
the Superintendent, or the present management.
Mr.. Heath thought the purpose we all desired
to accomplish will be accomplished by this COM
mittee Some one is TO blame let us find out
who II is Ii is a amentable fact that the State
is compelled 10 pay money directly into the hands
of contractors. This contract expires in 1870, and
il is none too soon 10 move in this matter. The
expense of u committee cannot be great and the
friends Of the present location must certainly
wish 10 have the matter investigated.
Mr.. Collamcr thought the object of the commit
tee was not 30 much 10 investigate It's manage
ment as to change the site. The real intent of
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THURSDAY, NOV. H.
Prayer By the Rev. Mr.. Merrill of Danyille.
journal of yesterday read and approved
Bills introduced and rcfcrrfd.-By Mr. Mer-
rill. % Incorporate the Vt. State Trust Co.; to
committee on banks.
By Mr. Dewey of Washington, to incorporate
the Montpelier Trust Co., TO committee on banks.
by Mr. Dewey Of Windsor providing for the
appointment of Curator of the State Cabinet 4,
10 committee ou printing,
Mr. Pingrey moved Ia reconsider the vote reius-
ing third reading OF s. 49, to protect fish in luttlc
Pond
Mr. Heath recited and explained that clause
in the State Constitution under which the right
to fish in amy waters is claimed, the language be-
ing, ia b1atable and other waters not private
property His theory was, that the soil covered
by this water is MS much part of the estate and
in the same sense private property as any other
part of the owner's domain. lie hoped the motion
90 reconsider would prevail, and that the bill
protecting fish in this instance would pass.
Mr.. arnham was opposed TO the passage OF
the bill We need some general legislation 20
reach all such eases and should not be enacting
special laws upon the subject There Is no title
acquired to any fish or game until caught.
Mr.. Plngrey spoke Of the annoyance TO farmers
10 have their grass and grain trampled down by
those engaged IN fishing, lie was in iayOr OF
some general law, but was opposed to the passage
of this bill as he was not in favor Of special legs-
htion
Mr. Hall demanded the yeas and nays which
were as follows yeas l2, nays | passed
Mr. Pngry called up 5. 8, relating 10 New
bury Seminary. The question being ON the re-
consideration of the vote adopting the amend
ment, Mr. Heath briefly alluded to the orgniM-
ton of the institution at Newbury, in 1888 being
the same in substance as given in former reports.
The only parties who appeared as opposing the
application to transfer TO the Montpelier semina-
ry are two persOns by the name of keVes and
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D-WHO MOULD SUFFER- ~

1T Is NOW p YEARS SINCE DR.. TOBIAS first intro
dueed the "Venetion Linimentn In the United States
and never In a single instance has his medicine failed to
do ALL not more than Is stated in his pamphlet. As an
external remedy In Of Chronic Rheumatism Head
ache Toothaehe, Bruises, Burns Cuts Sores swellings
sprains stngs Of Insects and Pains in Limbs Back and
Chest rs wonderful curative powers are miraculous
Taken internally for the cure Of Cholera Collie Dar
rhca, Dyscntery, Sick Headache and Vomiting, lis
Soothing and Penetrating qualities felt as soon as
taken The oath with which each bottle Is accompanied
will show that there is nothing injurious in It's compo
sition Thousands Of certificates have been received
speaking the virtues Of this valuable article
Any person after having used Il will never ho with
out IT, Every bottle ofthe genuine has the signature Of
as /. Tobias" on the outside wrapper. Sold by the
Druggists and storekeepers throughout the United
States. Price, 50 cents. Depot 10 Park Place, New
York qOi93
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Assignment of Judges.


At the General Term of the Supreme Court now
in session, the following assignment of the Judges
was made for the year commencing December
1, 1869.
FOR SUPREME COURT,
Chifendsa.- Barrett, Wilson, Steele, Wheeler
Fraakhn-P -Pierpoint, Barrett, Steele, Wheeler
Grand bie.-Pierpoint, Barrett, Steele, Whee-
Ter.
Addison. Barrett, Peck, Wilson. Wheeler,
Ruiiand.-Pierpoint Peck, Steele, Wheeler.
Bennington. 90 Pierpoint, Barrett, Wilson
Steele.
Wadham -Pierpoint Peck, Wilson, Steele.
Wiadsor.-Pierpoint, Peck, Wilson, W Mheeler'
Orange. -Pierpoint, Barrett, Wilson, Wheeler
Washington - Pierpont, Barrett, Wilson
Steele.
LamoiAc-Pierpoint Peck, Steele, Wheeler.
Orleans Barrett, Peck, Wilson Wheeler
Esser - Barrett, Peck, Wilson, Wheeler.
Caledonia Barrett Peck, Wilson, Wheeler,
FOR COUNTY COURTS.
Pierpoint, Oh. Addison, Chittenden.
Barrett, J.-Wi Windsor, Windham.
Peck, Washington, Orange.
Wilson J-Fmnklin, Lamoille, Grand Isle
Steele J.-Orleans, Essex, Caledonia
Wheeler J.-Bennngton, Rutland.
j. PlERPOlNr, chit Judge'
Montpelier, Nop. IL, 1869.
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90 for a thousand tongues 10 sing
Nv great lodeemer's praise


90 for a thousand tongues 10 sing,
My great Rodeemer's praise
was sung by the Convention and prayer was Of
ferred by Rev. a. I. Bullard.
Rev ). Holman made some corrections and ad-
ditions to the report made by him this afternoon,
and after some miscellaneous discussion Rev. DR..
Lindsay addressed the Convention, after which the
Convention Joined in singing the 43d hymn.
Rev. ID. p Hulburd, of the Troy Conference
A. j. Willard, ESD, of st. Johnsbury, A. M.
Dckey, Esq, OF Bradford, and Rev. ). Holman
severally addressed the Convention.
Rev. A. l.. Cooper introduced the following
resolution, which was read and adopted
Re,ohed That the ladies come forward and take
ributons according TO the plan submitted by them and
adopted by the Convention
Mrs c. p Taplin took the Chair, Mrs. 5.
Holman acting as Secretary, Immediately took
subscriptions for three hundred shares Of five dol
lars each.
Mrs. C.. p Taplin being urged to address the
Convention, spoke most earnestly and eoquenty
in behalf of the new enterprise.
The doxology was then sung and the benedic-
ton was pronounced by Rev DIR. Lindsay, and
the Convention on motion, adjourned sine die.
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LEGISLATuRE OF VERMONT.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 10.

W i'NaaHnAff aNNNf W.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal of yesterday read and approved
Bis introduced and rct,rred--By Mr. Dale,
laying tax on the towns ol Aycrll and Norton
in Essex Co TO committee on land taxes.
by Mr. Wheeler, namondmcnt of chop. 81 ..
So, Of laying ont and di-contInuIug highways and
bridges t0 committee ON highways and bridges
Rg,utd,-S. -, to repeal an act providing for
solitary confinement n- punishment for murder
TO Judiciary committee
II 81, 10 pay Franklin Batter. Chaplain of the
State Prison, and II. ljl o. pay Milton Clark
the sums therein named 90 committee on claims
PaUsd.-ll -, TO pay Peter lander. Jr.. the
sum therein NAMED.
u 81. t0 incorporate the Missisquoi and Clyde
River Railroad Co.. and 90 enable towns n the
Counties of Orleans, fmnkiu and E--cx, to aid
ia the construction thereof with proposal 0i
amendments
s. ., defining who sholl hcvoters in town meet
ing- returned from che House with proposal oi
amendments. which were serccd Too.
On motion " Mr. Dale. adimurI
HOUSE
Prayer hy Rev Mr.. Luce 0l 49, Johnshury.
journal of yesterday read and sppr1,el
BiNs introduced and refcrd by Mr Fem
Of Weston, providing for the temporary disc0n-
tinuance OF public highways under certain ciI-
cumsunccs t1 c0mmitpe 0n highwavs.
by Mr. NecI ut Sbclhuruc. a resolution that
mo- bills shall Dc introduced in ibis House Hher
THURSDAY of ibis wcol adopted.
By Mr. llinctley of Chelsea t9 legaIize the
grand lists ol the town ui Chelsea ilr tlr years
ls6l-G--G9 to- committee ou grand list.
By Mr. llinckcy of Chelsea by request tl enc
able the pVn- iu Orange and Windsor COMMITTEES
90 aid in the construction of the West FsirIoe
railroad 10 committee 800 railroads
By Mr. Ballard OF Fairfax Go enable she towns
therein named to aid in the construction of rlo
Fairfax railroad o. committee ou railroads
By Ar Salisbury of Iowu-hcnd, tl prevent he
destruction OF fish, together with petition 1u
che same subject o. general committee.
By Dir Nethcrhoc of Cambridge. Co enable tho
towns and cities therein nnmei 90 aid in che cone
struction oi the Northern Vermont and Lake
t.Yntfl4fu ilr.4I fa committee liu rsffrY4It