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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10

DREAD OF SUDDEN DEATu.-There
is an almost universal dread Of sudden
death. Nor can we wonder ut this dread
when we consider how monotonous an
event death is, aud how solemn the real
tiles it involves. But after all does it
not spring--dose it not receive force and
point mainly in the consciousness that we
have no habitual preparation for death,
and the consequent something after
deathy' Does il not spring from con.
ciousness that we are leaving something
undone which We would wish to repair
10 n dying hourY And yet, how rare
are the instances in which death does not
come suddenly Down to the last hour
oflife and almost to the last gasp, the
wasting consumptive will repeat his oft
told delusiye story of"being little bet
ter" thus huggiug the delusive hope of
life till its last sand is already falling
from LIES emptied glass. Who Of us
will die when and where, as we suppose |?
Probably not one. The fact is death
comes to all 1t breaks in upon all the
unfinished plans of life, and hurries the
victim away. No startling admonition
breaks upon the air 1
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10

MoNIrloN TO MorHERs.-An ex-
change warns the mothers and nurses
against the too prevalent practice Of
drawing little children around the streets
backward. 1t is known to produce in
sanity. We make note Of II because
we often meet with such Instances in
our walks about towo. Ifyou value the
health aud comfort Of your little ones,
get them a carriage in which they can
ride naturally and enjoy it, M.M
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10
CONSUMPTION

Thousands Of eases, when the pa
tent supposed he was afflicted with
this terrible disea se, have been cured
by the use OF these RENE dies. Extreme
emaciation, debility, and cough arc
inc usual attendants upon severe
digestive organs. Even In cases of
genaino Consumption, these emedies
will be found of the greatest benefit,
strengthening and invtgoratinR
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10

LEISURE HouRs.--There is room
enough in human life to crowd almost
every art and science in it. Ii we pass
no day without a liue--visit no place
without the company Of book we may
with ease fill libraries, or empty them Of
their contents. The morewe do, the
more we can do; the more busy we are,
the more leisure we have. See
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10

NATURE will look as gay on the day
Of our death as ever itdid; the buiscess
Of the world will 60 on as briskly as
before; our habitations will make our
ancestors welcome as. they made US !;
and even our names in a few years shall
perish as if we had never been.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10
r. 3. NORM EN- r.
Attorney at Law,

"AvING located in the City Of Westmin-
Ill ster, Office on Main Street, two doors
west of Court, respectfully informs the citizens
OF Carroll, and adjoining counties, that he viii
give prompt attention To all business entrusted
10 him, both before the Courts OF hi. state ana
the Departments of the General Government at
Washington ID. c.
Practices In the Courts Of bankruptcy.
~ - y REFERENCES. ~ - w
Rev. J. T. Ward and John Smith, Esq,
Westminster.
Charles Abbott, Esq, and DR.. Thomas Fei-
nour, Baltimore.
Samuel Norment, Esq and J. d. Ward,
Washington, d. g.
B.F. NJ. Hurley, Esq, Register in Bank
ruptcy, Frederick City, Nd. novA-ly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10

The company of a good humorcd man
or woman is a perpetual feast; he is
welcome eycrywhere--eyes glisten at
their approach, and difficulties vanish
in their presence -Franklin's indomi-
table good humor did as much for his
country 10 the old Congress as Adasas'
fire or Jefferson's wisdom; he clothed
wisdom with smiles and softened con-
tentious minds into acquieseeuce. .
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10

A WEEprNo MONUMENT is said
that there is a monument near Copen-
hagen, called the weeping eye. A no.
blemau's grief for the death Of his wife
was 50 excessive that he caused mouu
ment 70 be erected over d spring, and
made the water spout from the eye, as
a continual food Of tears-a symbol Of
his excessive grief. e -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10

THE TRuE WiPE.-with a true wife
the husbands faults should be secret.
Awoman forgcts wheushe conacsceuds
70 thas refuge weakness, a female con
fident. A wiie'a bosom should be the
tomb of her husbands failipss and
character far more valuable in her est,
nation than life. s4s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10
DEBILITY.

TA1e 10 no medioins equal 10 Rooadnds German
Bafers or TbHie IN cases u D,biiy. TAsy tmsart q
t0as and rigor 10 tts whols SyfeS strengthen Ire ap-
ffoaaeh 10 di9ea Il, purify The blood, cir, good.
soHnd healthy complerioa, eradicate ne veIo.o tinos
from e eye, iMp1Tt bonn 10 he eksel,, and Chang,
ne pdfieni from short5reatsej, esaoidted, ,oedk,
and HerroHs nHrsiid 10 a fif faced stout and r,oor,
oal p,raon
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10

Blood Purifiers

ere, taorh aud riH cure all diseaIes rs,uin1 from
ksfp yotr blood pur, Keep your Lir,r in order;
nP your dJetye organs soif,ld, hsdii.p ooi.dl-
et ~ We use Of ness rensoaies ard no disedse uil
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10
ATTORNEYS.
CROFT 4 REIFSNIDER.

ATTORNETS.ATLAW AND SOIL
CIT0RS IN CHiNCERY,
WESTMINSTER, Mn. I
WYE have formed copartnership IN the
w practice of Law in the Courts %
Carroll and Howard Counties, and wlp
promptly attend to all business entrusted TO
our care. Particular attention paid to Col
lections and procuring DEGREES for the sale
of Real Estate.
Also, Applications filed for Back Pay and
Ro.n,v dpe heirs of deceased soldiers.
Office adjoining the residence OF CnAs: l.
RIIFssIDER. no''"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10

Honesty is never gained or lost sud
denly, or by accident, Moral strength or
moral weakness takes possession Of US by
slow and imperceptible degrees, 1t IS
always safe TO trust those who can
trust.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10

Women charm, as a general thing, in
proportion as they are good, A splFin
face with Q heart behind il is, worth a
world dof heartlcss beauty. Men who
have tried both uniformly agree TO this.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10
TIE coME.5xroM.

ladies who wish q fair skin and
fooa compieHi free IRON, a yelIoyv-
i.h ttnEe and all other dian u q mn Q nj,
snoald use these remedies cessation.
any: The Liver In perfect order, and
me blood pure, will result In spark
ing eyes and bleoning chee ks.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10
Weak and Delicate Children

are made strong by using the Bitters
or ronio. In fact, they are Family
Incidence. They can be administered
win perfect safety 20 a child three
or n man Of ninety.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10

Beyond all credulity is the credulous-
ness iof the atheist, who believes that
chance could make world when It can
not build a barry. Clarke.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10
Our Saturday Night---Rest for the
Weary. M

for the coming hour which will release us
from abori Life is but trial-a sentence
AN imprisonment for those who toll and
were it not thatthe Ahgelof Saturday Night,
like some heayen-scht hiiry, comes each
week to release us from over taxing work
and lead US to rest with the loved ones;
death would be sweeter than life even with.
out its golden rewards for those who try 70
be good aud noble
Tonight we are too worn and weary To
write as we would like. We are like thous.
ands who all the week have toiled beyond
their strength TO earn comforts for the dear
ones, and who now feel to envy those who
sleep behind marble head boards in the sssi.
lent city"-but for the good time coming
when wt can be with tile one Who waits our
coming, and whose smile is ever more life.
giving than spring. The hours seem long
as we watch the dial -face-for the welcome
that awaits us has in it that love which ldrss
to the happy eternal by meliowing the heart,
purifying the soul and giving US confidence
in each oiher
Sometimes we think life is not worth the
living. 1t is not too many. II would not be
for any of us but for the uuspoRen beautiful
which draws us captive to the hearth and
fender AS love comes 70 US. SO we give in
return each with accommodating interests
Smiles are born of happy hearts. Happy
hearts are born of better natures. Smiles
brighten our pathway, and when the dearest
eyes of all the world look into ours, So ran,
strong, deep and earnest, we could, should,
and would dare any danger, face any death,
or wrestle with any fate which stood be.
tween us ad the only earthly reward there
IS to life
We are weary, but only of toll. Others
are weary. Strong men are trembling IN
their muscle tonight for they have battled
severely all the week to keep want and hun:
ger from the sacred circle where gathered
those hearts day by day ran more and more
into each other. Young men with hearts
full oil embryo happiness, golden dreams III
which warm lips, love lit eyes, trusting
hearts and future homes of their own are
mixed hoating' as incentives to strive with
earnestness-they are weary, But the day
they will 90 slowly to their homes Win honi
forms, as do thousands who will res, in
their graves before there come. 10 anv ~
n, another Saturday Nioh
AID ,ho wotohar H. ,ts -.
anu ene "i'cher Ny INV hearth Is weary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10
FROM HON. GRO. W. woopwARp,

fhoh hon. dko. W. WOODWARD, rs
on'ei Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Psnnsylvaaa
PHILanKiPRIA, MARcu 10th, 1861.
md "Heqtaafs German Blterss 10 not an i.fa1-
iedtHg berera2c, bu good tonic. nssfut n Ji,or
aut ~ " digestive organL aud If great bepsaf in
odses ~ detfffy and sdHt Of nervous aotos n Ms
fysteBt. Tour, fynIv " -
#.. GEO ~ WO0DWapn
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10

The Arabs allow 70 man to divorce
himself from wife who docs not make
good bread. az Y e
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10
FROM NON. JAMES THOMPSON,


%, FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
t rs ie PnIlspxLPHiA, APRIL 18th, Ises.
consider "Hoonand's German MI.
ters" raiaabfe medicine In case OF at
sss. OF Indt gestion or Dyspepsia. u
orftl earthly ihis from may experiences
qgnTas" JAMES T riaiSSiaii, T.
:" From nv JOSEPH II, KEssAnp b. N Y
Pastor Of the Tenth baptist Church, Philadelphia.
d. acEsos-Dtan srR ~; hsus bssa freq.satls y,.
different kads 81 meaieisss bsi yasari,na ~ 10y
o% q ~ seprogriats hs,s, has - an sasss a.
sossa%. S% s s s ssi =, ga.
sosyss, 70 erPress ny fan eearicfios Aaf ar
Esnvaa ospity Of The system, and especially Or Lyer
so%e ss.es as , SS a n yaiasSle pyspetson 4
@w,s een,asiai % hcse sho a.5sr froa az a5ose vi.
' e'1 i i''1y' ~y ,sps rgSs, o.
T. aspphHep tns b Eighth, teies obaies 81
frice OF the Bitters. s1.oo per bottle,
Or, half dozen for $500.
rrice OF tho Tonic. sl.5o Der bottle.
Or. half dozen for s7.bo.
The Tonic ID ras % d aaaA bo,,iss. s8a
a., g. g. TAT q z Dr. Hoeaasfs 0erman Reaedi.,
al, 49, 49, ~ aaor tAs Drr0gia % isdscs yoss 20
oa,,S x ra.si idypy preaf on H. Ih,,s Ksreai,,
w x ssHt ~ erpress 10 any locality i appiscafics
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
At TINE GERMAN MEDIOCRE sroaE,
isa No. 'i ARCH srREEE failas.,rasa.
cHAs. M. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly Q. n. JACKSON Z 90.
These Remedies are for sale by
cline DssisrscyerywhsFs.E I'll
20 NOT forget 10 eramiss wsu Tie artici. ycs buv 4.
order % ga dc 0essins. - y :, - ~ =.
October J, 1s6S-1y 2am s." 4 ~ -
nini .iff't1! 11nh Pc sE5 ajsi oAi flsiz
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10
DR.. VIM. s. Shirley

hfFERS his professional services TO the
" the citizens Of Westininster and sicinitys
OFFIcE-adjoining Farmers and Mechan.
cs National Bank, lately occupied by Dr..
j. l.. Warield. After ~. NJ. il not pro.
essionally engaged he can be found ut the
residence OF Lewis Winters, two doors east
Of Marsh's Hotel ap9.6mo
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10

n, hoeadnfI German Res,odies are eopnterTifed
lNs odstiHe hare te signature n C. NJ Jackson
ne NAME qfs article bio,va ia saeh boae. an M
ars eoiete.Iaf. ~ n - '''''' y
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10
READ THE REPRESENTATIONS.

Thousands Of Ietfers have been re-
esived, testifying 70 the virtue Of these
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-10
PHYSICIANS.
Or. LEONARD zEpp

HAvING located at the East End Of
IL Westminster, offers his professional
services TO the public. When not engaged
may ba found at his office or residence,
one door west Of Stansbury's HOTEL
may 6,-6m tl
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,E3aitTiI98 p 2 5uil
sI u .7-i "a -l
, 1869-04-15

the 9ur1ene Cont dersh%t that -hu.
Jurisdiction Is derived finn .hc ron.++t.tPi
moi from acts al Conrrres th.t Il = . 1af
with such tIfmpt1ons and rnacr .rt = .s1
"a Cpnrrrss mai frrFr +, :. Ss1 s1S4 tC&1!a!lonl
fnaStnT psaIper instance ~ nn.a;t.y posAhle K
fmY 1rxrTC,r:s.1 ~ -, Ivni4ss ~ e4cSpNoas
The Frftjdrnt nsr ,tirs.+.es = = AaA
War to order Mhtor Isr,arsI Es Wy eSe7eLa[J us
with I'M rT1t.frr1rs 81 no!ds 20 proceed
carry election. Il = crsSe.s = nftnaa1os5 70 N
viii b. fns,nrf IN fne GaAt atl1 o99eis
Etoia snd Misssxs1nn oT4eHssttn1aE Te etneef1 70 WI
k1ueelf OF fhr rnt12o1. ~ r.. s.Ssaneak Mk MA Nxu
esTfs betnrr fss1,,rt. ~. y, sas EoHI14nang Tt.
1,v fhe ~ ~ TsCn.Ms.- S E*AtsA1ua Autaot!Ioo
on Inc ex1mtssrfi1,,s ~ .s pssEenef ~ Eo41&
:. sry<r. y. .Igss S,sx.S>t 9ta@eA
Asay 6ensiata a7r # ,,a,nsao ~. ~.
kon vim caoee thte xeet ~a@~ @o' eAa~ ae-
X M rwsa- -ryr,r,v
The Benste tnfsT h-iAnr 81 49, e.. ,..r
salizsuo0 tfea,, VIII Gres{ Rntsin "a ~ ~ M
rten Csnat fre~i, tnt s,,I y, M - Ia ~ ~
them Da' ~ ''''o - ~ oeaseo'1oa oa
Nnx14nr vr-v.x, .,.
The ynnnitnr Ssrr,s !. rtttr n as ~ =. 80 n,
tnc.nn NcrT rs~T :nd - ha4. W. ,' T. W ~ ~ it
he toxed to ,he c1,an . roam - no'a' oN'S ""
rRnIxr1 N nTstHarcr .e. ~ -. xro
Therr + M saine, en.nS1 ~ y, M Th,rs -.
ora or. RI .hs s M 1en.rman. - s is ~ ~
~ ~ $50 A4t@"2l5 3E!Aa4 etAcAt = sAsA VI Vlle
, 1869-04-15
ALTON,
The Htsslasippi Fnlfey Grape Crow
cxa' a'Associntlon-ScC Dny,s Pro-
recdIuEN~

Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ALTON, Ill, April IL
The various committees not having nulshesl
their task, or perhaps adjour1ing purposely on Q
good thing. were In session for IN hour this norn-
ing. At 10 O'Clock the Society was ca1let to order,
The attendance was large Colonel Lazcar, Of Iou1-
zana, Mns introduced 4 resolution substantially To
this effect: Thai wtne-rnakers competing for auu
szssyspg g- the sof,eys premiums should mate
H. nasnann, ot Heman though pesfseT s4ee n'Tdf VII
Ing to etate on this and every occazIou his mode
%gna mseax n 5 Sqesn. ~ .ns vey Title SOD
a. different grapes and tlderent seasons vii n.
qulrc different treatment
Qptte number p1Ittctpsted in thts tleb1fr Thu
resolution prevailed.
Another discusslon arose on the question
Where the ta!l meeting should he held1'' Sao-
was agreed TO 70 tn St. Louis, and the proper otu-
cesR were empowered to confer With tho Missouri
S;ate horticultural seeiety. aud, II deemed expe-
passed UDanlmoIHly.
Although II would be base s,ander to ssy that
auJ one On or OF the committee WIS the worse for
Ninc there Was cyef! evidence thas the discussions
81 tosia1 We1e carried on with much more spirit
ae19 AZ ssatea @s seseas. ;s the 9oa! Of tne wine
aEr The following arc the nv waris-entry fee for
each sample, one dollar. Some Of the premiums
carried with them = percentage OF the fees, most
Of the preuiums consisting Of farm impleiucuts
SC. Of which your reporter viii g1re the cash
:. .Casawha-INcnsT-one entries F1.st premium.
r Hracncs. Gray Summit, no; 81 aud diff pct
cent on entries Second, Adoph Engeltnaa Sui
n lsa 81 Cur Gqan,y n ~ md sxsn. pr eea
near St Louis: 10 sud twenty Der cent on entnrs
Wine nom Mixed Varieties of GEapcs-Sluc en-
tE1eR- FlfFt premium to John Baue7 NAQyoo, III
varieties; Norton and Burgundy. Premium fia
Sparkling CatAWoa-Dnc entry; sample Serr
good grade, ~ In Rcaie Of 10 points. First
premium t1a to E 4 Thompson. Of Cincinnati
Concurd-Twsnty entrteA First pEcnIum to 4.
+. STAT, OF Alton, Ill. ~ and 1fty PER cent:
second premium to eame Ela and thitty ner cept:
third premium. ]. J. Kelley, Of Webster Grove
near St Louis Best whilc wine, any variety
given to TxyIor n-st nrrrn,,1n ~ and III fhe
, 1869-04-15

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW ToRx, April II
TIE HORSE RAILROAD TRouB1Ks.
Several cnr drivers on the Second Ayenne Rail-
road we're arrested to-tay for driving without
license The strike continues. An encounter
occurred tonight between the old drivers md
other employees Of the company. One man WAS
severely beaten.
pisEAaHp NEAT.
The authorities this morning stzcd the car-
cases Of TWO COWS which had been dressed for
beef after dying Of disease In an uptown stable,
The butcher who sold the meat ras arrested
Monty.
The money market was rather quiet to-day,
Loans ranged from per cent gold to the legal
rate in currency Curhstoue brokers In several
instances obtained commissions Of one-si1teenth
per cent
GOLD HroErArtov.
The steamer Jasa, Of the CYpard line, brought
Slt9. 90 In elecle, and 1t Is understood that more
Is coming bJ other steamerA
GOVERNMENT BONDS
are extremely dull. Prices arc well maintained.
owing to the fact that at the present rates OF eI-
change prices are relatively lower here than in
London. Dealings to-day were comparatively
light
EroCKa
The stock market was weak, with New York
Central and Rock Island the principal feature
EQUAL RIGHTS CONTENTION.
II iR understood that John Stuart Mill has writ
ten letter 10 the Secretary nf the Eoral Rights
aeror,.t,on ,oc,,r,nors,,rx - = y. -,"Na
nN7u. iAsion RECOMMENDING nc" .usA - tae paaee
lot Inc convention on the 18th Of May Delegates
from England Will procahly attend the conyeu.
tion,
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
CONGRESSIONAL NrEs1ldAT1oA INTu REVENUE 4P-
YA1KS
NE" YORK, April 1.-THE Ways and Means
committee Of the Honse Of Representatives Of the
United States called on Collector Grinnell to-day
as preliminary step to inquiries tofe made in the
genera working Of the rcyenre eyste11.
CASE or THE OFFICERS or TIE SHIT FOSTER
The E1anu tuf5 has been empauelIed In the
United States Circuit Court, before judge Bene-
dict, for an Investigation Of charges against the
under officers Of the emtgtaut ship James Foster.
JF.
Has Kpf CotIarSEp
It appears thai the I,n1tyioil.f has mot coranscd
u has been stated.
7uE rHxsa os rux AxyEcr1oS or TIM .r.x.v.
mFarv -
NEW YoRK, April 1.-THE Urr,td sars ths, +bc
Senate has commenced the WORK IN rrirctinp fhe
Aaiama trea,x Of dIspstinu ths ncttao thas ne ne
Alabama claims constituted merely a sott nf IN
| tcEnnsluuAl account easily adjusted.
| The Tribune SAYS the vote in executive eess.nn,
| rejecting this treaty. MAS emphatic enouRh. N
| trust, to enable our friends Ii Great Britain to
, 1869-04-15

Senate.
Tho Senate Wal called to order at II O'Clock
By Lieutenant Goyesnos poCGiKKTY.
ADJOURNMENT tEsolCUpN
Mr.. FULLER offered 4 Lint reao:uuou. which
w1s adopted, providing that no new business, ex-
cent such Us rel1iez 10 Executive pcssaueA ahnnih
Be introduced, and tnat the Legtal4iuFe xiourr
An amendmcn, By Nj. SS.sPP to allow each
Eenator to Introduce one new bill Fas laid On the
table.
A message rrom the Governor rrsusnei, With nta
cb1ccttonA twenty-five bflA
srEECHEs L1x1Ixn
resolution offered ty Nj. HOYp Nas aaopsed
limiting speeches To nTe minutes
CfFA1p TA1E- ..
Iii. TNCHER onwed = resolution that the An
dltor OF Public Accounts be Instructed 10 CON-
ncrce suits Against III County Ifc4snrcFs who DO
rot psJ the Etaie taxes into the State Treasury
within ten dAJA. The SPEAKER rultd It out Of
order unde1 the resolution offered n5 As. Fuller.
KErrliN Or BILLS AsKKn
Mr. CurTTESDES offered resolution, which
wxs carried. requesting tic t}oSefnnE 70 return
certain bills without action. with nc" 10 curing
defects therein.
A message VIA received from the Governor re-
citing hts reasons for vetolng the b proTtlng for
pattnR railroad dchta OF towns, counties &c The
messaEc vas ordered printed and made the spe-
ciAl pi1ct for to~tnOfIDH.
E1rcr71vK an+sACEs coSs1pxREn.
On mtum Of Mr. FULLER Executive message !
1 McfE taken Nh and the rc.o Of the oi for the re-
The int that with the return Of peace, the peca-
uaf STATE Of facts which 1uAdc the bill appear nc
eets.t Pal rakse.t aNey, md also that II woal1
petsed over.
xEssA1K 1Ron 1Hx uorsK-
a message hum the House announced 4 CONCUR
renee In tic resolution relative to new bualness-
kA1lhoAp BlYiA.
Ine veto message on the bill telAtsve TO the
, 1869-04-15

and cities In fhiS State which nrnyideA FIR thn
eIr-tton AZ Jrsttrr4 ar rhe 9rsrrrnh Poic~ NJ -
lkt1tes Tor 1exx tesu1 tha4 four ycArx Tna Inn
TltieS IND Pic te5na al sueb Jnstfces efe raj
extend I'd four ycsrx The hiIl ~ nd = tnss1i
ttrse xud paxoed
TAX xxxxfr1pr xuL
HI. pINSXDOR introduced supplemental blu
proYidtnV tnat so much Of III acts uassed dnrino
fhis segs1on nroF1dtnu for the orVautxation nf
Giles and tpwna which hT 1netr exempt ftom
taTaffnn xnY nrnnerty 0ther thAn thsf used fnr
School, rrNC1o1s md charttah,e purposss within
the rn+s ~ Exii nrnrte1f rftjrs and tnwna n ~
nes,Fd % rnr =" hil} ~ resd the 1nird ttr,e and
ussEcd.
NJ. BERSETT offered a htu TO repe3l the actfta
NJ the ttEne OF ho]diu1 court In thc TwentY-Nxth
JudIctal Crcu.t. which wxs frad : third uu,e
UTuKR K11is oFFTKD,
Bills we.r offered supplementary to tho act to
Incorporate SrerlcvE1e, in Randolph COUNTY; m
act 10 amend the ch1rter Of tie CITY OF Whining
ton; an act to incorporate the oGuarkz Geu-
REQ Railroad fCpurpauJ, FhEh Was refc7td to
the Railroad comm.ttee. ----..--
ACT TO rIx Inx BOUNDARIES or LSco1H FARI,
being bill 70 a,ssr the mode Of assessment Its
Claimed 1hat the hu, ~ It uuH atAnda, Is lnopef-
Anve IDe tcrplementA! tnn pios1oes sof ne
anTofuoome1s O: nLauca n y sue te4A Ml M4noe[.
:. IN motion Of III. AESsoSs IVES Eefetfed 10
the committee On Corporations
strrlI1ssIaar TIL r. cas, II Hn1s 8. .,,o,a.
rs the EngteFood College and Seminary iof
fourg ladie1; 10 amend the hf1 tn relation to the
H!ue ls!add L2nd CpnpanJ: ntt 70 incorporate
the hA1Ea1te Illinois Ratlfoad Company.
IuE E11I 10 1EaAI4zx cKR1A1E ELECTIONS.
Nj. PHELPS offered 4 bill 10 leXa1lze certain
electtonA
Objection Wa made to Its INTRODUCTION, and he