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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-11

Condensed WIsDoM.-The following
paragraph is in the last installment of
Mrs. Stoves serial, Pink and White
Tyranny" in Old and Neao
There comes time after marriage
when husband, if he be anything of a
man, has something else to do than to
make direct love to his wife. He cannot
be on duty at all times to fan her and
shawl her, and admire her. His love
must express itself through other chan
nels. He must be full man for her
sake, and. as man, must go forth to a
whole world of interests that take him
from her Now what in this case shall
a woman do whose only life lies in pet
ting and alteration and display
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Cheshire Railroad.

UMMER ARRAN CEMENT
EXPRESS TRAIN leave Bellows Falls at4m,
NJ. ACC. at sis A. NJ, and NAIL, 2&pg
Keene at 500 and 9,42, A. NJ. and 8.25pM :.
Eitehburg Boston; Worcester, Lowell, Nashua Nv
A. NJ, 1900, NJ: and 4.55 p. NJ Boston al s 4 n
and $50 and 6,35 =. NJ. a A..
Returning leaves Boston, att. 30 A. NJ. Man.
II A. NJ, ACCOM-. and $50 PM. EMPRESS F!. ~
burg, at us A. NJ, and % p. NJ 590p N Fa a.ea
at 1919 NJ, $50 P. NJ, and. 10 p NJ for Psas
Falls, Windsor. Rutland, &c. D'"o''
KEExR Y. IL. May Q. 1870. -lNi, eapl,
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"FRoM GREENLAND'sI Icy MOUNTAINS"
Thirty or forty years ago sermons were to
be preached, on particular Sabbath, in
the town of Wrexham, in the north of
Wales, in behalf of the society for the
propagation of the Gospelin foreign parts.
The clerk of the parish church, to whom
in those times belonged the singing, came
in, very disconsolate, to the Vicar of the
parish, and told him that there was no
hymn suitable for such subject. The
son-in.law Of the Vicar happened to be
at that time visiting him, and the Vicar,
turning to his son-in-law, said "You are
bit of a poet ; you see the distress of
my clerk, a1d what he has to do wish
you would relieve him By writing a
hymn for this occasion, and we will have
it printed. Let it be Of simple easy
measure, and we will have it sung on the
Sabbath" The s.n.in-law of the Vicar
retired to corner of the room, and in
an hour and half produced hymn.
The hymn was sent to the printers, sheets
were struck off and distributed in every
pew, and it was sung on the next Sab
bath. Twenty years afterward, the same
Congregational minister of Wrexham
hunted up in the lumber-room the man.
uscript ofthis old hymn, and this was
the autograph which had the pleasure
Of looking upon" Reginald Heber; )"
aud the hymn was:
" From Greenland's icy mountains
From midas coral strand"
a hymn which has inspired, perhaps,
more of missionary spirit in the church
es than any other.-Punsohn.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-11

g hope | see you well' as the sports.
man said, when aiming at the partridge
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-11

An Indiana girl has gone TO Salt Lake
to be one-sixth of wife.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-11

A Chicago lady dropped one of her
eye brows in the church pew.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-11

THE SECRET OF ELoQUENcE.-I owe
my success in life to one single fact viz
That at the age of twenty-seven, L COM
menced and continued for years the proc
ess of reading daily and speaking, upon
the contents of some historical or scen-
tifc book. These off.hand efforts were
made sometimes in a corn field, at Others
in the forest, and not unirequently in
some distant barn, with the horse and OK
for my auditors. 1t is to this practice
in the art of all arts, that am indebted
for the primary and leading impulses that
stimulated me forward, and shaped and
modelled my entire subsequent destiny.
Improve, then, young gentlemen, the SUI
perior advantages you here enjoy. Let
not day pass without exercising your
powers of speech. There is no power
like that of oratory. Caesar controlled
men by captivating their affections, and
swaying their passions. The influence
of the one persisted with its author. that
of the other continues to this day.-Hen-
ry Clay.
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Vt. Centrai& Sullivan Rai,ro.a

W. central q sullivan Railrooa-
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Com Nus
~ Monday, May 30. 1870. eoumencrs
Mail Train leaves 81. Adams at c,9o
lows FAILS, Boston, Worcester Springfield NO. ior Bel
Night Express leaves 0gdensburgb n,
Montreal at $40 NJ, st. Johns al B,O5 p !, ~ Pm
bans t.9o ,, M ARRIVING in Boston al a. o. Al
neetlns ~ beii9ws Falls with Cheshire Railres, ga
haliroad LOT Springfield, &c and arriving in SN.ey
York at 1890 2 NJ. u New
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Bellows Falls at IL as. A.M.5A5PM 1ois
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell 40 IN
NJ, for Burlington, ST. Adams. Montreal ~ $40
irving at Montreal az 500 M, 0gdensbureh ~ w ~
4, NJ, making close eonneetious with trains s NV
Mail trains leaves Boston, via Lowell ann
via Lawrence and fitehburg att 80 A. ~ Spt;vl&E3
at I;4a, A. NJ, for burlington, and 81. Abans sae
Trains leaving Boston via Fitchburg at 7N
er Junction with Day Express Train. e hr
Accommodation Train leaves NOrthfela s,.
~, for burlington, Rutland S Adams, Or
| burgh, ne, Vs4sa-
receiving passengers from Vt. Valley Raiifosa T.
| ing New York AZ IL 10 p. NJ, and from Chesbirsbs
/ road, leaving Boston at 30 P. NJ eOnneet;A N'
| White River junction with train leaving Bo.ils
| 500 NJ for Burlington, Montreal and 0sdss,ss
4 burgh, connecting with steamers and the GSLs,
| Trunk Railway for the West. o'Sad
SLEEPING Cans are attached to tho NJ,
Express Trains running between Montreal Sr5 fEsa
ton. and st. Adams and Springfield, and St l6ees
| and Troy, and Drawing room ears between Mon.4a
! Through Tickets for Chicago and the West E.
| at the principal stations. 'es
St. Adams VT, May So 1870 'upt
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OLD THINGS HAVE PASSED

OLD THINGS HAVE PASSED
AWAY and
ALL THINGS BECOME NEWl
NhNN E% STYLES OF DRESS.
and NEW SMILES.
for prompt paying customers.
MISS R. C. DINSMORE & co.
Have doubled their stock Of goods bought at eS.
hard-pan.
THEY DEFY COMPETITION!
They have a nice selection of DRESS GOODS.
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, and all those e nice
and inE sae SutS' T Fri Of the latest
styles. HOSIERY, GLoyEs,J EWELRY,
STATIONERY, &e,, &e. Also agents
for the world renowned
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.
AIR--Maa IN he Noon,
We give you a call,
To examine our collections;
Miss Dinsmore * Co.
They always know
! How to make good selections.
Westminster St.. Bellows Falls, Vt. D
NEW JEWELRY STORE.
M. D. KSON & co
Have new and extensive stock of goods consisting
CLOCKS, COLL
AND SILVER WATCHES.
sPECTACLEs, JEWELRY
SILVER WARE.
SOLID AND PLATED
Also
A splendid lot of Fancy Goods.
STATIONERY, &C, &C.
Also all kinds of HAIR WORK furnished.
Snecial attention Maid TO repairinp of all kinds
50 NJ. ID. JACKSON Il co.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS

:. CRAGIN. has bought II. A. Cooper's stock 81
sLocsrics and will continue the business Al the IA
STAND, opposite the depot. Feeling grateful for ,b
future = 'oN4 patronage IN the
Bellows Falls. VT. Sept 1st $50. Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-11
AMERICAN
AND FOREIGN PATENF.
r. II. ED ID Y,
SOLICITOR OF patents
Late Agent of the United States Patent once "'-
ington. under the act Of 1881.


ington, under the Act oflS5l.
No. &c State st. opposite Kilby St. Bos'0A'
After an extensive practice of upwards q ma
years, continues TO secure patents IN une.hs-fr
States: also in Great Britain France, and o,as b
eign countries. Caveats. Specifications. ~ pstsrp
signments. and all papers or drawing Iet.h Rr
executed on reasonable terms with aElasSa-ts %
searches made into American and torelgh ~ fls-
determine the validity and utility Of faiten5 On 81
ventions, and legal and other advice isps
matters touching the same. Copies Of Il, e.D a
any patent furnished by RENTING one u0i''
signments recorded in Washington sgpsrE
No Agency in the United States, NOSES :i1g he
facilities for obtaining Patents or sseef''
patentability of inventions. . .hssosrs
During eight months. the subscriber " y spthF
tons, Sixteen Appeals. Every One o. VI stp.ss1ss
eided "a has fdror by the Commissioners "a
TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most CO a.
sHeeesgHt practitioners with whom 1 nave U.s.
intercourse. ,rrs.sr's'
CHARLES MASON. Com'r Of l Isltsi D.
have no hesitation in assuring ~ - NJ
they cannot employ man nore csssilei,. =; sVriif
,roTfhg and more capable of patting theEl "a y
tons in form to secure for them an salH
vorable consideration at the Patent W .sn.srfs
EDMUND BURKE. late Com 7; -. q. -. = srfr
Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for not Ian - ~
cations. in all but One Of hieh ratenAss 80 1ra
granted. and that one is now penain e. = = -
taxable proof of great tai ent and aoiiiIt -
leads me to recommend al inventors ie 49, 2 ~
to procure their Patents. a. they naay - gro
ing the most faithful attention besfoNe1
SEES and at very reasonable es join rAdHAEEl
Boston. Jan. I. is-c.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09
YACHTING.

MIR. Ashbury's Statements and Their value.
LONDON, Jan. 8, 1870.
Mr.. Douglas owner or the American yacht Sappho,
publishes letter IN the London Times to-day, in
which he disproves Mr.. Ashburys statementa made
In a former communication relative to the match
engagements OF the sapph0 and Cambria
In this letter Mr. Douglas states that ne endeavored
last season TO obtain-by arrangement but without
successan open sea race between the yachts either
to the Azores and back In return to the point OF
starting Tor distance OF fifty miles out from the
Irish coast and back.
Mr.. Ashpury evaded the orcr by reiterated propo-
sails for race round the Isle OF wight, which the
leading English yachtmen coIcede Is unfair to the
American vessels.
Mr.. Douglas now challenges the Cambria or any
schooner yacht in Great Britain for one or three
races to take place In the month OF June next from
the Nap light to Cherbourg. France and back to on
the Nab, He also challenges any English yacht race
from Knsae Head on Kinsale on the coast OF Ire
land, to New York during next summer starting on
the Fourth Of July next at any other time but the
Fourth OF July preferred.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAREET.-LoNDoE. Jan. s--I:ao
p. M.--Consos closed at 92h for money and 02s. .
szA for tho account. American securities closed
quiet; United States nve.twenty bonds, 1882, ssh:
1865, old. s5s4; 1857, $50; ten-forties 84lx; EraS
Railway shares, 17A Illinois Centrals lo25I; Attain
tic and Great Western 254.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, Jan. 81 r. M.--The Eourse
closed firm. Rentes. TAI. 75c
PARIS Jan. SIS T. M.-Thc Bourse s buoysnx.
Rentcs, TAI. 90c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKpoRT jan a-UniteI
States lve-tWenty bonds closed quiet.
LIVERPOOL COTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ian.
8-1:30 p M-The cotton market closed qulos.
Middng uplands, ii I'd; mldding Orleans, IL "a.
The sales OF the day have been 10000 bales includ-
ing 1000 Tor export and speculation.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.--HAvRE, Jan. 81
r. Motion closed quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTufFs MARKEr.-LIvERPOoL.
Jan. 81 r. M.-Wheat, SIS. a 81. Id. 1or No. z red
Western; 9s. per GENITAL for California white ana
49, Cd for red winter. Flour, BIS. I'd. per bbl s0V
Western canal.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.--LIvEapooL, Jan.
ST. r. Mbeef, 1885, per tierce OF 304 lbs. TOR new
extra prime mess. Bacon, 6is. per cwI for new
Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NARKET.- LIVERPOOL, JaQ.
81 p. M.-Tallow, AS. Cd. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.--ANrWE ERP, Jan. 8.-Petro.
leum closed firm and unchanged.
BREMEN, Jan. S.-Petroleuin closed nat at thaleso
81 grOats.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09
A VOICE Faom THE CUBAN JuHTA.

NEW YORK, Jan. I, 1870.
To rIiR EDITOR or THE HERALD
telegram from washington published In this
days HERALD gives the following statement as pro-
ceeding from high Official source
That intercepted etters show that tho Cuban Junta
is badly demorallzed and distracted by internal dis
sensions That one member Of the Junta has written
to friend In Cuba stating that the Cuban envoy,
Mr. Morales Lsmus, Il q weak, inenicient, ambitious
and pompous oricial. That In another letter Mr..
ALBANIA IL called traitor. That nearly every mem.
Der OF the Junta ts abused by one or other OF
his colleagues In the nercest manner ana Character
lied by them with the vest epithets
Although the close analogy between the above
statement ana the action recently attributed to the
Junta in fase telegram from Havana, published In
the press OF this city Is sufficiently apparent feel
1t our duty thus publicly to declare tnat not one OF
has ever written the letters referred to, nor any
others IN the rem0test degree containing such ex-
prcssion5 that the Junta Is not and never has been
distracted by internal dissensions and we defy the
Spanish Minister or any one else to produce any
such letters, said to have been written by US. We
trust that the n0n-acceptance Of this cnAllenge win
be sunicient proof OF the fasity OF the charges
made against US, and that 10 Will at the same time
nstrato how unreliable the statements given 70
A nndehts are about the inSurrectlon being
$WEf MIGUEL DE ALDAM.
81 ee corf9pp~ aILARlO CISNEROS.
- ~ last len JOSE MA. NORA
FRANCISCO FESaER,
kEeTRE.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09
THE RED RIVER REBELLION.

Forced Loan Exncfed Of the Hudson hay
Company-An Insurrectionnry Orgnn 10 bo
Estabiished-A New Loader Of tho Rebel
lion.
CHICAGO. Jan. z, 1870.
letter from st. Boniface. dated December "a.
says
On the 22d inst tho winnipeg insurgents forced
loan OF $50 pounds sterling from the hudson Bay
Company under protest. Two hundred and nfty
pounds OF tho amount was used 60 purchase
tue press and prinung material belonging 10
Caldwell Il Co., from which u To be issued
q paper In the interest OF the insurgents:
It's name Will be The Independent, and
IL Is TO be edited by Major Robinson. young Irish
priest named O'Donohuc. IL leading the insurgents
he contemplates making journey 10 the United
states, but whether Tor raising funds or cnlsting
Fenlans Il unknown.
letter from Governor McTavlsh, dated at Fort
Garry. December rs, to the Hudson Bay Company's
agent at st. Paul, Minn says that the loan men,
toned above was obtained by the insurgents carry
Ink OF the company's safe, which contained the
amount named. The stolen funds are redeemaDe at
Fort Garry, York Factory. In exchange on London.
He warns Americana against negotiating taese notes
as they are useless.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09
MEXICO.

Death Of 4 Prominent Observation-Disclosures
Fresbets in Chiapa-A Number ef Lives
LOst--The Revolution Epidemic.
HAVANA, Jan. O.. 1870.
The regular mail steamer from Vera Cruz arrived
here to-day, bringing adyices irom tue City Of
Mexico to the 1st instant.
Senior Tarco. the editor OF the Si0,o and prom;-
nent politician, Is dead. The Congress had appro-
priated 10000 for the relief OF his family.
Great freshets mad occurred In the province of
ChIa9a. The water completely washed away many
farms lying along the borders or the rivers and Il
was computed that no less than 200 lives were lost.
General Negretes partisans had invaded and cap
tured Los Libres.
General Alatone, being unable to suppress the re-
beon In Puebla, had resigned his command.
The revolution In San LUIS Potosi is increasing.
In Pueba the insurgents had captured several
towns, defeating The government troops and cap
turing and executing General Bocardo.
The estimates OF the War Department for the COM
ing year were $700o.0oo
The fears OF general revolution are daily increas-
ing.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09

A HOME FOR CONSERVATIVES. We have
before spoken OF the noble charities Of New
York. We have now to notice an excellent
institution of novelty in chari-
ties-which is situated in fremont, Westches-
ter county. It is called "a House Of Rest for
Consumptives, and is an Episcopal institu-
ton, under the direction Of Mr.. Henry j.
Cammann, Miss Boyle taking care of the house
and attending to the patients. 1t is literally a
home where consumptives may rest, where
their dread disease may receive the wisest and
most thorough treatment, and where, II the
disease is incurable, the patient may receive
tender and kindly care until death.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09

mona transmitted to us by tradition. In this
manner any astronomical observations or phe-
pomona can, with the aid Of the diagrams. be
ifeadily established, and tho exact date of their
occurrence be minutcly ascertained-an i'm
portant advantage this for chronology
should future observation and discus
sion prove this system to be the
true one. BY tracing back on the diagrams
the route that the earth has pursued up to the
present day we arc led successfully through
all the great traditional phenomena; tho last
oeiuge suffered by the earth is seen to arrive
In lis proper place by the natural succession
OF events and the manner, time and cause Of
its occurrence are made manifest thereon.
Moreover, Joshua's stopping the sun, the
biblical account of which has puzzled 80
many theologians and provoked so much ridi-
cule on tho part of scientific men, is shown by
the same process to have really seemed to
occur and to have been phenomenon resulting
from simple, natural and comprehensive
cause Two Of the diagrams, illustrating the
seasons Of the year, whether they represent
truly or not the mecha anism of the planetary
bodies, are remarkably simple and ingenious.
In fine, the whole work is condensed in the
following sentence, with which it concludes -
Zone single substance, spread throughout the
universe, is lis origin, its law and its preserva-
tion."
Systems Of astronomy are simply theories
for the Interpretation of observed facts, and we
f1.n os&a -c n
Trastour's system, on the ground that it
accounts for the whole range of observed
phenomena better than any other system does
The New York herald., 1870-01-09
A-Rcatnrer Amerscm

We call article RESTORER, for such In vsrfty b. -
the experiences or ladies and the highest
liability In this city will attest No gentleman will attempt
refus this. but when quacks aud vendors OF Questionable
nosrnms eeerfons mixtures and barberous
pusn yer2cty for the OF unloading the public,
think high time tho lne OF demarcation and
limit set TO the practice OF imposition Take much
Wanted two bottled stun and mix the contents what
result recrement black the earl OF tho lower regons'
riding boos and hthy the Stag SCOT found
tom Of the bottles containing is prototype, the Egyptian
This In It's manipulation for Immediate you do NOS
perceive, simply because you apply the foul suI before
has had time 70 precplatc in Nth, which presently does
upon your hair leaving snutty, truly smuttysooty really
sooty Retirement scoria dross hh yea, nth verify,
nhY becomes the Phan hair OF thy badly phen
RESTORER AMERICA
is beautiful and translucent crystal shecnccar
or lnnoeencespsrklng diamond o. the first
enycd by all pretcntous iauresfar the Jswccd hit OF
fIcaibara iperfec Mnnehsha tLSughingi Water. Pre-
The decadence OF bezutys chief
the fading tresses to their pristine love iness.
THE RESrOKER AMERICA
to 10 had a Macys stores Teelb, Fourteenth sroea
spd Sixth svsnne druggi,s and the various enipo
tius OnTiens, s.7 BToaiway; Rurns 323 Sixth ayeus,
and Others. Prepared by Or. J. J. .o'BRIsS,
oico 0! Works aud Wholesale Depot 12 East TheLh u.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09
CUBA.
Tho ProcIamatlon Of the New York yuntn
Regarded M IA Hoax-Arrivsl Of Fifteen or
tho M0sQuit0 Fleet.

The Prociamntlon Of the New York yunta
Regarded "a Hoax-Arrivsl Of Fifteen OF
che DIosQuito Fleet.
HAVANA, Jan. z, 1870.
TIC proclamation, OF the Cuban Junta recently
printed here, IL now generally considered a. o hoax
t ls thought the document was invented by the New
York Cro1a.ssa the Havana yoz 10 cuba. There
arc many mere, however, who are regularly imposed
upon by articles In tho Voz dc CUBA. who believe
the proclamation genuine. No confirmation or do
NAL OF the truth Of the document has yet been
received from America. In the meantime 1t has
been teegraphed To various points IN the Interior OF
the stand, where 1t has unquestonaDly exorted .
powerful influence.
lIhe denial promptly forwarded from the
Associated Press oiiice In thlscity.i
Fifteen more OF the Spanish gunboats arrived
nom New York to-day at noon. They were accom-
panied ty the war steamer Pizarro.
The steamship Saxonla arrived from Hamburg
this morning.
The municipality OF Mntanzas has imposed an ex.
port duty as foiiows:-on sugar 10c. per box and
soc. per hoCshead; on m0asses. Csc for mus0ovado
aud 20c. for caycd.
Captain General De Rodas' Latest ProcIa-
nation.
HAVANA, Jan. Q, 1870.
Ono Of the eanooass from New YORK. via Charles
ton, arrived here last nighr.
Captain General de Rodas has issued proclama
ton. generally complimentary to the behavior OF
the citizens and army. He says the sickly season
has passed without diminishing the strength OF tho
army. The insurgents took the offensive twice and
were twice repulsed. The insurrection, after that,
was confined TO the mountains. The troops already
hero were sufficient to subdue the insurgents and
the reason that many troops we're coming from
Spain was that their Spanish countrymen desired TO
share the sacrifices OF Spaniards in cuba. He adds
that the Cubans not insurgents In war only, but
In incendiarism. The civil tribunals were pef0rming
their duties usual, while, owing to the surrenders
in the Cinco villa district the troops remain without
work.
Reduced Cnble Kintes-Spaniards Invited to
Emigrnte TO tho lslnnd-AROtiier Rum0r
About Cuban Bnrbnrity.
HAVANA, Jan. z, 1870.
The recent reduction In the Cuba cable tariff gives
general satisfaction. further reduction is con-
tempated when the West Indian cable IS finished.
The Voz de CUBA, in an editorial q couple days
snce seriously advises the repopulation OF the
island with Spaniards, and suggests that induce
mcnta be held out to the 1000 spanish soldiers who
have arrived here to put down the insurrection to
seIne permanently IN Cuba and Tina ex eex.sssmlnae
the eneinrrs OF spu,rs
The Frensa announces the kiifF Of thirty un
armed men In the vicinity OF Mauseale ea lew day
since BY the Insurgents: M
The steamship La France, from ST. Nazaire, put IL
here on the 4th, ana sailed again for Vera Cruz OIL
the 9th.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09
KENTUCKY.

Legislative observation-disclosures tho Menu
Ory Of General Jackson-Tcuncssc state
Bank Bills Receivable for Taxes.
LOUISVILLE, jan q, 1870.
In the Legislature the House passcd RESOLUTIONS
honoring the memory or General JacJ son ana IN
commemoration Of the battle OF New v rleam
Resolutions providing for the ap continent OF q
commission to prepare system.G,f public schools
suitable to the demand OF tho daY ana report to the
next Legislature, were referred u a cominIttee
Tue bills relative TO delinqV ent raiiroads were
made the special order for WeS nesiay next,
The bill requiring the 0fceU OF tho state to re.
ceive notes vi the Bank " Tennessee issued prior
TO 1861 Tor taxes passed o 50 .ond reading