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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
4etu advertisements.

GCReW PLATE with taper taps varying from
- TO 30 sizes each, and small size screw stocks
and dies also wooden screw cutters, from u to ~
inches. For sale at
TRUMAN 4 SHAWS
No. ss5 (Eight Thirty-nve) Market St below Ninth.
Philadelphia.
VNHE FOLDING watchmens rattle may be car
IL ried In the pocket as mace. We have alarm
rattles for housekeepers, and variety of streng
bolts and door cnatns, and key guards against bur-
glars nj Ypers
TRUMAN SHAW,
No. ss5 eight Thirty-nve) Market SC below Ninth,
Ill.NIa nI,hta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
The National RaiIway-Exciteme at Tren-
ton. li

In the Senate of New Jersey, yesterday, the
National Railroad bill, passed by the House.
came up for final action, and was lost by a vote
Of IL to 10. On the announcement OF the vote
tle spectators in the gallery became highly in
dignant, and there were cries Of Bring them cut
aud well tar and feather them" and "Jerk out
Serrard." The President ordered the gallery to
DC cleared. There we're apprehensions that the
senators who opposed the bill would be subject
ed to indignitles" during tho night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
The Presidents Inaugural Address pleases the
advocates Of specie payment.
IENkIMa q ATkIhaok

The New York Tribune. of yesterday, announ-
ces quite positively, in long article on the sub
iect. that the trades unions of that city are or
gsnzing for grand labor strike, in the spring'
II is hoped that troubles of the kind may be
avoided elsewhere. .I la4E
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
France.

IT'S ABILITY TO RAISE THE WAR INDEMNITY DOUBTED.
BERLIN, March 8.
The ability of the French Government to Sc
cure the evacuation Of German troops by finan-
cial guarantee is doubted here
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
THE PENINSULA.
snnfERsRr nonsrY.


Thomas Barnes, residing near Green Hill, was
crushed TO death bya falling tree while chop
ping in the woods, last week.
The county Jail is entirely empty, and has
been for two or three weeks.
Princess Anne is reconstructing its FIRE de-
partment. They had fire there, the other
day.
W. A. B. Curtis, of,:Accomac county, Va, walk
ed overheard at 6risfeld, and in his fall struck
beam which hurt him severely He has sued
the E. s. II. r., it is said.
WORCESTER COUNTY,
W. ]. @. Mckee, of Snow Hill, has added
another story to his jewelry establishment, in
which he will soon commence the gold and sill
yer plating business.
A band OF non-residents and fully armed to
resist the officers, are said to boz violating the
fishing law near Bishopville.
The lads Of Newtown have organized a deba-
ting society.
QUEEN ANNE's COUNTY
congress has made an appropriation Of S1O0 900
for the re-establishment OF the Love Point light
house.
The Observer don't like Mr.. Mericks Credit
Mobilier speech. or course not, it wasn't sutfi-
ciently in keeping with the Democratic prede-
termined idea to convict.
Rev. Mr.. Gallaudet, Rector of st. Paul's
Church, Centreville, has rendered his resgna-
ton, to take effect April 1st which has been ac-
cepted by the vestry. Mr.. G. has accepted call
10 Altoona, ia.
Governor Dix has respited Foster, the carhook
murderer, until the 21st inst.
Gold closed yesterday at 115. Government
securities were unsettled, and generally Is a Is
lower.
Milk is becoming fashionable beverage, and
now my Lord Tomnoddy" has his milk cocktail
at break OF day.
Brides now have their robes made Of two diff
ferent materials, the back of satn and the front
Of velvet. French, they say.
The tide Of travel toward the Old World has al
ready set in, aud will increase every week from
now until late In the summer.
Those who ought to know assert that society
in Washington is very promiscuous this wiuter,
The same might be said OF New York.
Parchment paper is the correct material upon
which to write your invitations, and you must
have huge wax seal on the envelope. q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
wILMISuTOM CONFERENCE.

Its Gathering at EastOn To-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
WOOLLEY G VAN ,TRUMP'S
Insurance Agency,
MOL, Journal BssIJGiaS,
Adjoining City Hall,

NGToN, DEL.
Authorized Agents for the Oldest
and Strongest American Com
panies and the Leading Foreign
Company:
zEtnd Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
Insurance Co., of North America, Phtlddd.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
Royal Insurance Co.. of liverpool, Eng.
PhCBniB Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn,
Continental Insurance Co., Of Nelo York.
HAiagara. F!re Insurance CO. /"
Phenir Fire and Marine ms 90. Of Brooklyn.
Springfield Fire and Marine ms. Co., OF
Fdrmers M.ltual Fire ms. Co., OF York, Pa.
Deldtodre Fire IIls. Co., of Wilmington.
Mutual Life ms. Co., of New York.
Dela,oare Mutual Life I1s. 90. Of Whining
ton, Del.
Rdtt1cdy Passenger Assurance %. HarJor6S
Conn
Mutual Lice Stock Ius. Co., Chester 90. Pa,
Policies Issued and Losses under the Same Ad
Iusted and Paid at This Once.
INSURANCE PLACED IN THB BEST cokPA-
MES
sgAdvice freely given without charge.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AT.
TENDED TO,
JAMES WooLLKY,
\. A VAN TRUMP
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
II e D e M P T I o N
$50 BONDS,

The Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
that the principal and accrued interest Of 900
OF Q. s. $50 Bonds. will be paid on and after the
first day OF June 1sT3, and that the interest will
cease on said Bonds on that day.
In view of the fact that the Government will fund
all Its $50 loans into less interest bearing Bond,
the present holders Of U. s. 5-2Os must decide
whether 1t ia not best to make at once such change
OF investment as will enaOle them to realize as pTt
the present premium on their $50 Bonds, while at
the same time largely increasing their annual In
come and securing an investment equally as safe.
With the same confidence as we recommend U. s.
Bonds We are s;lllng the Wilmington a Western
First Mortgage 7.9O Bonds at 95 and interest, and
Northern Pacific Land Grant Gold Bonds at par and
interest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
SECOND EDITION.

$3.50, p. M.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24

HAY IMRRoyEs WFrH AaE--NVHEN 70 Cpr
lT.-The DISCUSSION Of the question relating
TO the proper tIme time Of cutting timothy and
clover hay, atths last meeting OF the Expert
mental Farm Club Of Chester county, brought
out some ideas which the weight of testimony
tended 10 establish as facts. It was held by a
number of the most observant practical farmers
present thnI second crop clover hay improved
with age; that it was much better as provender
when il had lain in the NOV over year--one,
two or more yeaTs---in which time it lost that
property which caused horses 10 sIobber. Old
hay, it had been observed by some, yas also
mYch Letteg liked by 'ascSk JoAhua JefIeris,
Thomas NJ. Harvey and George Sharpless, held
the opinion that when grass was cut before the
seeds began 10 ripen, timothy especially, the
roots Of the plants would be injured and the
next crop WoEld not be 50 good Cutting too
close to the ground was also an injury to the
plants. 'f r. sts lH.i .ot-..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
Boy'Iers HOof Imminent.


Anef % 4sars pFactloal experiences vita Eozses,
in staging, tsamtht 49, have learn cd thai more
horses have been crippled bY tnaktention 70 the
loet.thNn al Vthor diseases combined Alter many
eEberiheh4s Hha4a f0nld the true remedy to PRE-
VRNF the diseasoOf the h0Of restoreit Ter neg
RRene1. 10 What nature II tended it should be-tAe
erect sppor ~ ths cbfs stinIsiI If the hoof is in
hgnded Ead diseased NE iahitaA Is comparative
WOTlhihst. 4hts 4 hiheal viii surely REepsAf this
SOfat df AL diseases, Contraction C0rhs QuartuS
OFaokd O0htraoiiOn Of the Back SineW, generally
called KnoS. Sprapgs des.l and restore those tn at
have heaA efipBlea bg tbs want such remedy.
oA-Iry u, aud irwin -hANar faiiif properly ap-
plied, ViH: Ni-tifA q nAA .gilaf'i gaF -
nScSssers, 81 reel ma ICgs On daraSnl he heel
close do the hair. 4 tC- C-ff{ n M, q. BOYER, =
i II ~ tes3 Z n \ NOrristown, Pa.
NAN. G. BOYkR---Dear gigSv: This u TO certify
that Ihayo used your LinimaIt in Ily sable foR
three ZEN mo rot AM one hndred hOr-
SIS, &ud Ind II the best pueparati0n have ever
ussd Oh horses. II is Or better than Sou recon-
hendl. Send NE ave easbs qt once. hY express.
d. Oh II ID. L.Ifb HARRY HAMlLTON,
'Fl No. l81lWaat 9lst street. New York City.
T. HR1NaHUk kBH a CO.. RruEgistas corner 9th
and MIKE StFe etsW WilminGtOn having been. ap-
Doinkaa akeata l6T this valuable and popular Hoof
LinimHnS are % ny p9ephSed to imply it whole 5aie
and retail Attire manufacturer spFices. i 49,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
DELAwARH RAILROAD LINE.
= eUAfAIKR ARRANaRlFRMH
hMMlA

g .'s9. az i's aSSR4s5 .E.:S5:s55 ~. SsIs 81 en-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24

Inc AlNed 1rain VIII run tublect % doIay8 inoI%
dent to freight business, and will stop OnT e sta
Lions where time iB giVen.
NEW CASTLE TRAIEa - -.t =
Leave Now Castle for Wilmington Gnq PAladel Z
st :. 10 A. NJ. Leave PhiladelphiA ct 10 - aaa II
Wilmington at l.l0 p. n. for New Caslla, = B.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAIN6
Additional to those above. leave Smyrna tor Clay
ton ll.3o a. m, and I0 p. N, LsaV eClayton for
Smyrna $40 a. me- and 400 D. m, to mak0 e0nnse-
South. ~ y, a..
CONNBCTIONS t., IA. .sf II
At TOWNSEND. with ths Kant County and Omen
Anne's 4 Kent Railroadg.
AT CLAYTON, with the Mary land and Delaware
Rafl road. u
At HAkk1N TON. VitAshs Junction saa Break -
water RailroaR N ~ n 7 II I NF 4 n HA
At STAFFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad. ,.
At BELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Rslfroad
and WicomieO and POcOmOk0 Railroad.
....5.. u. y. KENNKY. SuDt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
nOvv unnecessary Fl the Anguish

Many persons undergo from rheumatism, gout,
neuralgia, toothhche and earache We say un-
necessary because the application Of MEXICAN
MUSTANG LTNIafINT to tho Affected part, or few
drops Of u Ia she eGrs or tooth affords instanta-
heo1s, md Nmt is better, permanent relief. For
e1ts, wounds, bruises, sWellingB, and all Injuries
ar diseases which require treatment externally
this liniment is everywhere regarded as the most
potent and reliable healing agent in existence
For all external Injuries or ailments Of horses and
cattle, 1t Is lnfanble. lt,s Nj -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24

The dpitaphs OF Dakota papers are most pathet-
ie. jim Barrett had bean .shoYehng snow, from
which he caughtO . bad cold, which turned into
fever. The fever set1ed timr mundaus aisar9, and
local paper say9 tost aecting gly,in has obituary,
sI3a wdnft have % HboYelsnoR IN the country be
bAb gone to" .N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24

For AOnsssoa0 IN tno west.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
For II. 4Ha o'.'11i. SSs Aesst. .s.a.lsIas

~ -
Grin md tan ths NJ xRt y d6pii AYs
Stands this anclent Itle, - III ~ 7.
Wherp thospeoirgl shades q Workmeh gone :.
PasI in slow and sOlomn fl6. fs.,y y
The hammer" fslls with eeaselei. thud, = b
The red-t0nguOd flame leaps high, # -
Whild the fireman, pale.IWith noileless tread,
w EVun2 as IN klASp lpns.Ry.ss -
Methlnks sss lll0 old TINA shpf ~
As In better day8t tt WAS. nsitf,f y ,t
With the eehOing sounds Of active liie,
And the changing humming buzE,
Like aome hugo monster. fierce with pain,
With r0Ai8 and misses Of ire, fig tsft.r-. ,a. 3.
Its wrath o'ertl0wed IN a1Fims0n, tide
VI Tunningy motion hResG,c ytiir sf lg
=. y ~ uii.t a.! ggtf4 lfFs ~ Hst
But row theshrlll old hell is liuAheds
That called tho Wofkmen away iti .tt
And bnly the chests Of thin0a fhaf Spfre
Keep watch there night and day.
lis shd, but ah Z IL Is our doom va f...,
To be buried alivein the mire,
And 10 gaze on this dull unsightly gloom,
As bn the embers teft bV Jife
love romantic, mos -bfoHn ruins.
or things that have served their turn,
But not nesleeted. ldio WdrlS
That were meant mems bread to earn,
Yet cen rs ] wish for skillful hands
To revive this mouldeTing rust.
The maxim dear of this Slow old town, q ~
Says -fDisturb not sacred dust"
But harki within che last Few months
Has been flying around our town
Reports OF faint but cheering cast,
That Tasker A CO.. will be down,
All hail to the men VI energy, who
Will consider our hoio situation;
You're welcome TO court -hourse and whipping
The Old IOaasdrV forstslIS our salvation
Ht .. 4 IRENE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
--..-.2&

C8eusral OluAoFet declares publicly that he viii
never Ieturn to the United States, and that he is
ct work upon 8 book az reninseences of bis life in
this eountry. Lsa ssl fa. f.'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
ItW-THR sHoRFIsF AND HHsF HopTE-0

kY THH e1OHThaI AND o19K AVp11- -
Thislins saRordsunaQuAllsdln cd Inducements - per
RdoIiFinG ch cap and exp e011 paal49o ootn
Wesf an deserV es artioalaFly tbs attant len ol ~
such ~ osiIO TO aVailthemaelVaaoft the HoDo1toaa
hlll DanIoa By the last OQnaFesss ..
: Iha Pannay lVania Central kAtlfoada VIA It's con
nOetinR neS is by 137 miles - ahortao9 Roaeo tq
ChieaGO and other pRominen IN tplaees In thsWo9eand
IA alsO the quick cheapest and bost roneo - A
prOminent places in thaS SankhW est and Northwest.
paasannaPa are forW AEded In eoIAioItAbla ana alY
~ CaRa, farniahed With elaAlQnNa Qoa1e vita
moVOabl backs, water tanks. .stoveas N A.sa sane
with such other eOnvsnisness as aRsreQuAsAte Tor q
'SnI TSToSsS tiskSssk solatoAIsApOalssAtb baasSsIp
th6 WSGl. aontNEea and y NegshHPsts % aeoat "a
the usual hrst class taTs. -
children under Ave geaFs ela e tFoo. and chi eRe
between the ages Of aYs sRatvslVt years PAY Aail
BSSvaus CHECKED ana dEeFyatdeA SytAs NlastEall
With the passeassfs. 1isAsTReasas 81 etooaso9eSAl
siod fFOO % sFeTy fall passsngef. ..l.s.
The train leaves daily exespe eendSyN g4e tlek1f
muat ha prOeuFod and bAgzage eoltvofe4 qetaooAoe
No. llo Market street. 1y ) o'olQeR, =,
| Dy addressing the un4er1lgae4 ~ " A.tNe19
return OfmAil. fFea ofehaRgos aoifoalax eontel -
nav bS dssiFsi. fRANCf6 IUNA, AgSa8 K
oftha PsansItvaRfa hallRpa4 CQwpQAyi
Il ~ lls.- -ils = - - 8lEugts HhllattaAl1 II
Phllaa1nRf3c iaaA - - 4 y N t.4ae .s4fs.t
N IL III y Ill sARiN ~ lsElaE
~ f4 ~ " a5yka31fA nfff X. ts~1Ge-l
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-24
@MAEA -
PENNSYL IANIA CENTRAL 3. &.
WESTERN cOlllGoDATIOM TRAD
le--I AND
PAST MIGRANT LINE,

OR p IT e 3 b y r O.
Aad aH places q Eas Rssi, 6owtASsst o.
.u .u.. .Ii NoFthasese.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr. Fisher presented the following reso-
luton:
Resolved. That the Clerk be requested to
notify the Senate that the House has organ
| lied under call of His Excelfency the Gov
ernor, aud is ready to proceed TO business.
Adopted.
Mr.. Gill introduced the following:
Resolved, That committee of three
members be appointed on the part of the
House, to join such committee as may be APP
pointed on the part of the Senate, TO wait
on the Governor and inform him that a
quorum of the two houses has assembled,
and that the Legislature is ready 70 receive
any communication he may be pleased to
make. Adopted.
The Chair appointed on the committee
Messrs. Gill, Mcintosh, and Handy of CO.
piah.
Mr. Sullivan introduced the following
concurrent resolution
Resolved by the House (the Senate con-
curring), That the Speaker of the House
and the Pl resident of the Senate adjourn
their respective houses siue die on Tuesday,
the 2lst day OF October, 1873 ut Il O'Clock, N.
Mr.. Sessions moved to amend by subsJi
tuting Wednesday for Tuesday.
MIR. Hyer moved to table tie resolution
and the amendment, and. on division of
the question, the amendment was tabled by
a vote of "a to 30
And the resolution was tabled by vote
of 81 to %.
Mr.. Jrcobs introduced an Act to extend
the time for the collection of taxes in Adams
county.
Mr.. Sessions moved to refer the bill to a
special committee of five, with instruction
TO bring in general bill.
Ma. Barrett moved to amend Mr.. Sessions
motion by adding land that the committee
be instructed to report ut 4 80 to-day"
Carried.
And the motion of Mr. Sessions prevailed.
The Chair appointed as committee, Messrs.
Sessions, jacobs, Boyd. Hall, Barrett.
Mr. Jacobs introduced an Act to amend
the School Law of 1873, to enable the Sher-
j ifs of the several counties to receive the
outstanding teachers warrants in payment
of taxes.
Mr.. Ccssor offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That the use of this Hall be
granted 10 Attorney General Morris to-
night, at 80 P. NJ. Adopted.
Mr.. Hyer moved, at P. NJ, to adjourn.
Carried.
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sound Advice of the Oranges.
Extract From the Proceedings of
The Oranges Of AnaiGe County.

Resolved, That we, the delegates Of the
several Oranges of This county, in cOnven-
ton -cmbied, believing that too much al
teuti0n i, bestowed upon the raising Of cot
ton, do hereby recommend and urge upon
the Oranges OF this county to adopt the
wiser and better policy OF diversity
of agricultural products, with the view of
raising in abundance all such food crops as
are necessary for home consum ption, 10 the
end that VIC may render ourselves independ-
ent and thereby greatly enhance our own
and the country's prosperity.
Resolved, That the present credit system
is at war with the best interests of the
country. alike Injurious TO both the farmer
aud the merchant; and that in order TO its
overthrow and the achievement OF our in
dependence a. farmers, wiser agricultural
policy must prevail and the practice of a
rigid system of retrenchment, reform and
economy.
Resolved, That this convention recomend
10 each subordinate Grange the adoption of
the following pledge OF economy, prescribed
by the State Grange, and take such steps as
NAV be necessary TO secure its observance,
to-wit: Each member of this Grange il
hereby pledged to the strictest economy iii
ne management of his farming and other
business, until he places them on a cash
basis.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
MONDAY, Oct. 20, 1S7;
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.

MONDAY, Oct. 20, 1873.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
The House adopted the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved by the House (the Senate con-
curriug), That committee of three on the
part of the House aud - ON the part of
the Senate be appointed to wait on the Coy
ernoT, and inform him that quorum of
the two Houses has assembled, and that the
Legislature is ready to receive any commu-
nication lac may be pleased to make
Mr.. Stone moved that the blank be filed
with the number two. Carried
Committee: MessrS. Morgan and Cassedy.
Mr.. Little gave notice that on to.morrov
he will introduce bill to be entitled san
Act to extend the time for the COLLECTION OF
taxes for the year 1872
Mr.. Warner, ut 81 o'clock, moved to Ia Ike
recess Tor one han of an hour. Carried.
The half hour having expired, the SEN
ate met, and the committee appointed IN
wait upon Ills EXcellency the GoVernor
ana inform him of the organization OF Ibe
TWO houses, reported through their chair
man, Mr.. Morgan, that they had performed
the duty assigned them, and thar the Gov
ernor would communicate with the Ieuis
lature tomorrow.
by Mr.. Williams: l give notice | will a
an early day, introduce an Act to amend al
Act entitled IAN Act to amend the laws O
the State ia relation to Public Education.
approved April l7th, 1873.
On motion OF Mr.. Gleed, Senate adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 8 O'clock.
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SECOND DAY.
HOUSE.

TUESDAY. Oct. 81, 1873.
The Governors message was received and
read.
MIR. Davis moved THAI the message be re-
ferred to a special committee OF niue.
Mr. Hyer moved TO refer the message TO
the Committee of the Whole House.
Mr. Holland moved to table the motion.
Lost, and the motion of Mr.. Hyer pre-
vailed.
MIR SPEAKER i am instructed by the spe-
cial committee to whom was referred III. b.
in relation to extension of time for coIlec-
ton of taxes, to regort the accompanying
substitute. j. +, SESSIONS,
Report received and agreed to, aud substi-
tute read.
Mr.. Currie moved to refer the bill to the
Judiciary Committee. Tabled.
/ Mr. Nets moved u Increase the number
| of the sDt,cial committee 10 eight, and re-
commit the bill. Carried.
An act TO amend the school law of 1873, to
enable the Sherifs OF several counties to re-
ceive the outstanding Teachers Warrants
in payment OF taxes was taken up, and re-
terred 10 same special committee OF eight.
The Speaker announced as new members
of the committee, Messrs. Nets, Higgins
and Howard.
Mr.. Fisher moved to suspend the rules to
allow general introduction OF bills of which
previous notice had not been given. Lost.
Mr.. Davis moved that the House resolve
itself into the committee OF this whole, for
the purpose of considering the Governor 5
Message.
Mr.. Fisher moved to table the motion OF
Mr. Davis Carried.
Mr.. Martinere gave notice that he would
on co. morrow introduce bill, an Act &c
amend an Act entitled an Act to incorporate
the town of Shubuta, Clarke couaty, Miss,
approved April ., 1873, and Tor other pur-
poses.
Mr.. Sawyer gave notice that he would on
Tomorrow, introduce a bill entitled an Acl
to repeal section Is, OF an Act TO incorporate
tue Liberty and WoodyilIe RaiIroad Com
/ pany.
| Mr.. KendTick moved to reconsider the
vote whereby the Governors message was
! referred TO the Committee OF the Whole
| House.
Mr., French moved to table the motion tc
reconsider.
Lost and the motion of Mr.. Hendricks
was lost.
Mr.. sullivan introduced the following
| resolution.
Resolved, That the Speaker of the House
| and President of the Senate adjourn theiI
respective houses sine die on Wednesday
the I'D of October, 1873, at IL O'Clock NJ.
Mr.. Calhoun moved TO table the resolution
Carried by vote of 63 to 80.
Mr.. Spelman gave notice that he would
At an early day, introduce bill in relation
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to the weighing of cotton in the city Of
Canton, Madison county.
Mr. Fisher gave notice that he would, on
tomorrow, introduce a bill to amend the
election law Of the State.
Mr.. Brennan gave notice that he would.
on TO morrow, Introduce a bill to secure a
uniform rate of charge on all railroads in
this State.
Mr.. Mallory gave notice that he would,
on tomorrow, Introduce bill 70 allow the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the city
of Vicksburg, in Warren county, and the
Board of Supervisors of the same county to
issue quarterly licenses to dealers in vinous
and spirituous liquors.
Mr.. TFuehaFt gave notice that he would
on tomorrow introduce a bill TO amend the
charter of the Durant, Lexington and AGO
River Railroad.
MIR. Hyer, at 10 :55, moved to adjourn un-
til to- morrow at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Carr led
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Mallory. Martiniere, Mccain, Nets. WcTn-
~. Mcintosh, Mckenzie, Nettlos, NiabatL
iced, Reese, Robbins, RuHne, Smith ~ ue-
SOTO stewart OF Holmes, Stewart Of NoEu-
pee Streeter, sawyer, Wroten, Webster.
wade and Walkers
Nag s. Msssrs. Applewhite, Barrett. Bren-
men, buikin' Cooke, Curlec, Davis. Dixon.
Everett, teemster, Foley. Ford. French.
Gayle, GU, Handy OF COpiah. Handy 81
Madison, Haste, III. Howard, HuenIus.
Holmes Holland, johnson Of Desoto. Ian-
ders, Mckie, Morgan, Piles. shadd smith
Of Tunica Spelman, Sessions. smother
sullivan, Truehart Wharton, White and
Mr. Spcakcr--3s.
Absent and not voting, rs.
Mr.. Curlee moved that Mr. kfmbrough De
excused from voting Carried.
Mr. hyer moved Go reconsider tbc vote
whereby the bin passed and 20 table Che
motion 20 reconsider. Carried
Ana Mr. Flyers motion prevailed.
Mr. Davis offered Che following as SUBJ
sutute for the title on the bill: An Acc rU
abolish civil government in Mississippi
lost
Adjourned.