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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17
GOING SOUTHEAsT.
Trains leave AfIlfe at
O'Fallon 7.lOa.m. Belioville S2sa.m.
Belleville 5.40 pm. O'Fallon 6.2f pm.
All trains nun daily except Sunday.
Through Express trains run daily.
CONNECTIONS

OONNESAAONo-
AtSt. Louis with st Louis. Kansas CITY
and Northern Missouri Pacific aud Allan
tic and Pacific Railroads, for all points IN
Missouri, Kansas, Texas and California.
At East ST. Louis with Chicago and Al
ton, Rockford. Rock Island and St. Louis.
&c, &c, for Chicago, Quincy, and all points
North and Northwest.
At Beileyille with O'Fallon branch.
At Ashley with Illinois Central for Cen
tralia, Chicago and the North, and Cairo
At McIeansbOro with shawneetown
branch.
At shawneetown with Ohio River Steam
boats.
At Enfield with Springfield and Illinois
Southeastern Railroad.
At CaTmi with Cairo aud Viucennes
Railroad FOR Grayyiile, Nincennes and
Cairo.
At Evansville with Evansville and Craw-
louisville Railroad for Vincennes, Terre
Haute. Chicago. Re, and Steamboats, on
Ohio River for Louisville, Cincinnati and
way landings.
At Henderson with Steamboats, on Ohio
River.
At Nortonyille with Elizabethtown aud
Paducah Railroad for ElZabethtown, Lon
isviiie, Paducah, Cairo, &c-
At Guthrie with Louisville and Nash
vile, and Great Southern for Bowling
Green. Clarksville, Humboldt. Memphis, &c
At Nashville with Nashville and Chatta-
nOoga for ChattanOoga, Knoxville. Allan
a, dc. Nashville aud Decatur, and south
and North Alabama for Montgomery, Mo-
bile, New Orleans, &c. Tennessee and Pa
cidc FOR Lebanon. &c.
w. b. DAVENPORT,
Gen. Ticket Agent. St. Louis, Mo.
r r. WINsLow, Gen. Manager.
March Eft
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LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
Ninety Days POstpOnement.
A Full Drawing Certain
S5OO.OOO in Bank TO Pay Gifts.
100000 For Only Ten Dollars.

NNOUGH Of the IOO.O tickets issued for
N the THIRD GRAND GIN CONcERT. la
aid Of the Public Library Of Kentucky.
having been sold 10 insure a sun drawing
and the wish having been universally ex-
pTeSsed that the 100000 cash gifts offered
should be drawn in fun and paid in fun
without any scaling down, as heretofore.
the management, with the concurrence OF
the trustees, have determined Co allow nine
" days more Tor the sale Of the remnant Of
tickets len on hand. The concert and di--
tributiOn advertised Tor April Sth, Is there.
fore postponed 20 Tuesday, July Sth. IS7d
on which day, and nc other. they ali posi-.
lively and uncquiv0cally take place m the
Public Library Hall, Louisville. KY.
1 At this grand concert the following casl
| gins Will be distributed BY lot and paid n
! full 20 the ticket-holde.s who draw them,
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Dress Making.

Mrs Lee wishes to inform the ladies Of
Jackson and vicinity that she is now car
rying on Dress Making on an extensive
scale. and after the latest styles, having re-
Gently visited the eastern emporiums az
fashion. Also has on hand Butterick's
Celebrated Patterns. Rooms on Mar
ket street. I'd door from Main, up stairs.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17
Wheaton Nurseries,
lfElIPUIS. TENN

MEMPHIS, TENN,
Have for sale a large stock Of
EVergeens, IagnOIias and Bulbs
OF every variety Grcca house plants
Fruit Trees, &c, &c, which we offer for
sale very low. For Catalogue or other in.
formation. Address
THOMPSON & GOEBELS.
marl5-2m. Memphis, Tenn.
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Coming Political Issues.

WAsHINGTON, April 27.-Wes-
tern politicians here talk freely OF
new issues, which they insist are
the country in a very short time.
Among the fundamental PROPOSE
tions which they allege are TO enter
into the next campaign, are the af-
firmative assertion of absolute free
trade; direct taxation, involving an
amendment to the constitution max
ing property, instead of representa-
ton, the basis of taxation; the abol-
ition of the present national bank
ing system, substituting free bank
ing law; and lastly, internal im-
provements, chiefly canal and river.
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The best Gin in use get the Improved
India Rubber Brush Gin" manufactured
by JAS. y. HICKS,
Bells Depot, Tenn.
AGENTS.. NJ. Parker Il Co., jackson,
Tenn; Jno. Williams, Coffee Landing
Tenn; Rev. John 3. Day, Juno, Henderson
Co. Tenn. may3-12m
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Tbe New York Sun saws it fee

The New York Sun says it feels
authorized to announce that Major
General b. f. Butler is not only a
candidate for Governor of Massa-
chusetts in 1873, but for President
of the United States in 1876. Old
fashioned people think Ben. is a can
didate for something not mentioned
above.-BaRRer.
Who said Penitentiary?
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17

CT The death of Chief Justice
Chase during Gen. Grants admin
istration, will be regarded by the
country as a peculiar calamity. 1t
viii devolve upon the President to
nominate his successor. If left to
himself in the selection, his limited
capacity will not enable him to
make an intelligent selection, and if
guided by the cOunsels Of the miser-
able, seurvy politicians by whom he
is surrounded, the chances are that
the. selection win be an iBjudicious,
unwise one. Among the names we
have heard suggested for the success
sion, are those of VIM. NJ. EVarts,
Senator Edmonds, of Vermont, and
Justices Miller, Swayne and Brad
ley. From our stand point we are
inclined to believe Mr.. Evarts to be
the most suitable man-but will he
be appointed?
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New Advertisements.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad c,
PRESIDENTS OFFICE.
Err a. ar.-fT 80 Is

a CITING upon the recommendation OF
N the Stockholders at their late meeIlng,
the Directors Of the Mobile and ONO kal-
Road Company have resolved 20 issue %
each Stakeholder, one share Of new stock
for each share he'll By said Stoekholder,
upon payment OF Twenty Five Dollars In
money, in the following payments;
On first OF July next .-------- ,
ON first Of November next. 40
On first Of January, IS5i.----.
On first OF April, ISL. -----
Those who desire 70 anticipate any, or all
payments, will be entitie 10 rebate Of IN
terest at the rate Of eight per cent per an-
mum. Those who fail 10 pay any INSTALL
meat within 90 days from the time II Is due,
will forfeit the right 20 make future pay
mgnts, and will be entitled 20 Stock only 10
the extent they have paid.
Those who do not make the first payment
On the first Of July, and 50 continue 70 fail
FOR 80 days, Will be considered as declining
10 take their allotment OF stock, and the
same will be regarded "a forfeited 10 the
Company.
Those who DO not pay promptly at the
I times above speTihed, but 90 pay within
/ the % days allowed, viii be charged inter
/ est al the rate Of eight per cent. per annum
from the time the payment Was due.
Receipts will be given for pay ment Of
l each installment, but no stock VIII be issued
/ until payment Of last installment.
Payments may be made TO Duncan. Sher
man 4 Co, New York; 10 Station Agents a
| Columbus, Ky; Trenton and Jackson
| Tenn; COTinth, Baldwin, Okolona, Yves
| Point. Aberdeen, Columbus, Macen ant
Meridian, Miss; Gainesville, Ala; or L
the Treasurer in Mobile.
In all cases where payments are made eN
cept Mobile, the Certificate OF stock mus
be presented 20 the Agent, 80 as 70 enabl
him 10 know that the party applying Is
Stakeholder. A. MURDOCH,
Mayl7-1w. President.
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Millinery.

Mrs. Farris wishes to inform the ladies
of Jackson and vicinity that she has now
received her Spring and Summer stock of
Goods, a selection Of the most elegant taste
end styIe. Call and examine them.
Rooms on Market street, ID door from
Nam. up stairs. aplI2 3m
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY.
M. MAGIN NE S
OF MEMPHIS

HAS opened a Boot and shoe shop On
II Main street opposite the Courthouse,
and next door 10 AndersOn's hardware
store, snd is prepared with the finest ma
terial to do the very finest work.
March 9sI-3u
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Valuable City:PrOperly
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE building lot ON East
n Main Street, not far from Halls cor
terms a. 10 time and price Call on
maylO-3t. L. W. HALL
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Louisville, Ky. April Z, 1872.

y
This Is 30 certify that there Is in the Far
me-s' and Dr0yers' Bank 20 the credit 81
the Third Grand Gin Concert. for the ben
eiit Of the Public Library Of kentucky, Eve
hundred thousand dollars, which has been
set apart by the managers 20 nav the gins
in full, and will be held by the bank and
paid out ior this purpose. and this purpose
only Y. ;. WEIGH. Cashier.
The party. Therefore, who holds the tick
IT drawing the capital glit will get SlO0OU0
In greenbacks. and 80 II the $4,000 gin.
the So 900, the S90.O00, the S1O.O0O, the
$4,000. and all the other gins, 10000 in num-
Ter, amounting 20 SjO0.0Q0.
The remnant u unsOld tickets will De
furnished 20 those who first apply (oriers
accompanied by the money always having
preference over agents. az the following
| prices: Whole tickets. $40, halves, -; and
quarter. ~ 80; "A whole tickets Tor Slf0.
% for 500, Il3 for $1,000. and 575 for q. 900
No discount on less than 800 worth Of tick
cts al a time.
The concert and distribution Of gifts will
begin al o'clock on Tuesday morning,
| July S, in Public library hall. and the fol
lowing will be the order OF proceedings
| LIST. Music by orchestral band. "a. Placing
OF tags Zone for each ticket sold) In large
/ wheel. 81. Placing OF gifts la small whe5l
4th. Music by orchestral band. 9th. TX
planatOry remarks by President Gtl..
| Drawing Of first half Of gifts. 7th' Music
/
halt Of gfts. oh. Placing OF large wheel
with tags In hands Of committee appointed
by audience. 10th. Grand orchestral con-
l cert
The music on this grand occasion VIII be
the best that can be procuredf and the gen.
tlemcn who count and place the tags and
gins in the wheels and supeTiniend the
drawing aud keep the record OF the drawn
numbers. will be chosfn frnn The best
known and mosttrustworthy citixrns Of the
state. All VIII be 20 conducted ~ 20 be d
perfect guaranty against complaint from
any just source.
The payment OF gins will begin on Sat
urday, July II, at 9O'cl0cl a. M. Ticket.
drawing gifts must be presented ~ room
No. >, Public Library building, where cash
checks upon the Farmer and Drovers
Bank Of Louisville, or sight drafts upon the
Fourth National Bank Of New York, AZ The
option OF the holder, will be given for the
tickets All gins not called for In months
from the drawing will be turned over u
the Public LibrBry fund.
rIIOS. n. BRAmLETrE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky.
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There is religious sect at Bristol,
VT, who wash each Others feet
There is also a sect at Washington
who whitewash each others repu-
tations; but it isn't a very religious
sect.
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To the Public.

Having become Wholesale Agents for
LancaSter's 'AIum and Iron Mass
we propose 10 supply Druggist and dealers
at lowest wholesale prices. All inyalids
aud persons suffering from any form Of
chronic disease, are invited to give it 4
trial. The Mass Is no patent medi-
cine, but the product obtained from min
eral water by evaporation. Asa tonic, abb
sorbeLt, and Alternative, it is uHrivalled.-
Send for circular TO
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If You Want

Jackson, May !, 1879 st.
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OPPOSITION TO RAILROADS.

There is a growing, and, we think,
unjust opposition springiRg up all
over the country to what is termed
railroad monopolies-some going so
far as to say they wish that there
had never been a railroad, simply
because some selfish men use them
for their own Advancement in
wealth and position. Now, human
nature will have to undergo a won
derful change before the world will
be peopled with disiRtereSted men.
We admit that railroads are fire.
quently used for selfish purposes;
but the same may be said of the pull
pit. Shall we do away with rail-
roads and the pulpit, simply be-
cause, now and then, both are used
for dishonOrable purposes? Not at
all. Look at the benefits to the
great body of the human family, de-
rived from both, and we will find
them to more than compensate for
an evil here and there. We are the
fast friends of railroands-not mo-
nopolies-and would like to see
more made. AS we increase our
railroad facilities we pull down mo-
nopolies by competition. We have
lived long enough to witness the
great benefits of railroads in all the
qualifications of life. In past ages,
mechanical power has done well
enough-it has built cities and py-
ramids, aqueduets and canals - the
water-wheel has moved the ma
chinery attached to 1.-THE stage
coach has tumbled its passengers a.
long contented with the slow pace,
though not always CONFERENCE.-The
merchant has cheerfully committed
his goods to the sail-vessel because
he knew of no more powerful agent
than the wind. But the human
mind has received a new impulse
it Is filed with the great idea of
progress, and nothing has eontribu-
ted more to wake up the mind than
the invention of the steam engine.
This event occurred about a centu-
nv ago, and the name of the inven-
tor is immortal.
Forty years ago, the first success
full experiment was made with the
locomotive. Now we can hardly
compute the number of railways
In 1919 the first steamboat landed at
Nashville. In 1888 the Atlantic oce-
an was first crossed by a steamboat
now look at the progressl The
steamer plows our rivers, our lakes,
our coasts, and asserts its supreme
oy from the Atlantic to the Indian
ocean.
To look at the railroad as simply
the auxiliary to commercials q
great mint for coming money-is to
take contracted view of it; for il
is in truth, vast power intended
by Providence to act upon religion
and eaucation-upon the civiliza,
ton and character of nations in al
the complicated interests of Their
social organization.
The invention and use of steam
power, aside from its bearing on
wealth, is its tendency to unite more
closely the States-bringing them
into more intimate relations, and
subjectiDg them to the influence OF
mutual intercourse.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17

G. May, 1873, is likely to be a
marked month in the Calendar of
Time. Already we have announced
the deaths of quite 8 number of
prominent mcn. Amongst the num-
Der we recall Chief Justice Chase,
James Brooks, member of Congress
from New York, and Cakes Ames,
member of Congress from Massa-
chusetts-the men selected by the
investigating committee for expul-
sion on account of their supposed
connection with the Credit Mobilier
swindle-James l.. Orr, American
Minister to Russia, Professor w. IL.
MoGuffee, and other prominent
Americans. Stewart Mill, Eng
lands best thinker and author, is
also among the dead of this month,
and now comes a dispatch from
abroad announcing the death of
Capt. Hall, who had worldwide
fame as a circHmnavigator, and who
died and was buried in an iceberg
near the North pole, in a perilous
attempt TO discover an open Polar
Sea.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17

CT Mr.. w. I. MORTON is author
lied to receive Subscriptions and
advertisements for the Wing and
Tribune.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17

Inc taxes ciuuraccu WITHIN The UroNl-
sions Of law above quoted are the follow
ing, viz:
Rectiders... .......... $500 oe
Dealers, retail liquor ..-........ y %
Dealers, wholesale liquor .... .--. 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale 80 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail % CO
Dealers in leaf tobacco .-..--...-- . 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. -.. 800 90
and on sales Of over 81 200, fiiy
cents for every dollar in excess
OF 81 600.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco = 10
Manufacturers OF stills .........--. % %
and for each still or worm manu-
featured ..-.--...-------.. % 90
Manufacturers Of tobacco ..--.- 10 %
Manufacturers OF cigars -.....-.. 10 90
Peddlers OF tobacco, first class.
(more than two hOrses) -.-.---- 80 90
| Peddlers Of tobacco, second class,
| q horses )....-......-.-.-..... . 90
| Peddlers of tobacco, third class,
q morse -...-----.------ 10 W
| Peddlers OF tobacco, fourth class,
Con foot or public conveyance 81. 10 Oh
| Brewers Of less than 800 barrels. 80 o.
/ Brewers Of 900 barrels or more 100 o.
| ANY person who shah fail 90 comply with
/ the foregoing requirements will be subject
/ 10 severe penalties.
Special-taX Pas ers throughout the United
| states are reminded that they must make
| application 10 the Collector or Deputy Col
| lectOr) OF their respective districts, ans
| procure the proper stamp fer the Special
| tax Year, commencing May /, 1873, with
| out waiting for further notice.
R.F. PATTERSON,
Collcctor Internal Rev. Sth Dis. Tenn.
356 Second street, Memphis, Tenn
May3-3w.
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cay and CountY---Not BY the Local


Daylight shined through DIR.
Chesler's portion of the Baltimore
Street extension, ten days ago, but
the balance hangs fire till the Mayor
returns from the Nashville races.
There are side walks in this city
which the fathers" had torn up
last September, and the planks have
been lying around loose ever since.
FINE STRAwBERRIEs.--The finest
strawberries we have seen this sea-
son-or any other, for that matter
were received at this Office on
Wednesday-in the absence Of the
Local, at a Nic-pic,-and they were
at once "put where they would do
the most good" by the Senior and
Middleman-who are both excellent
judges of small fruits. They were
from the fields of D. NJ. Brandon
burg, of Gadsden, Crockett county.
Gadsdsn used to be in Madison Co.,
which accounts for the excellence of
its fruits. 1t being transferred to
the glorious county of Crockett
diminishes in nothing its produc-
tive quality. We are not caring
how often this experiment is re-
peated.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17

CO A couple of sO-called orator.
cal gladiators, named Hull, of New
Jersey, and Harrison, of Georgia,
have engaged to bore such of the
citizens of Nashville every night
next week, as have little sense
enough to be boredom that gerry
interesting subject-"Spiritism"-
so-called. If Nashville doesn't rot
ten egg them out of the city, we are
glad we are not a denizeR thereof.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17
United States Internal Revenue
Notice to SPecial-TaX
Payers.

EENuE law Of December -, 1872, requires
Il every person engaged IN any business,
avocation, or employment, which renders
him liable 10
SPECIAL TAX
20 procure and place eOnspicuouly IN ms
estsl hShmcnt OF place OF business,
A STAMP
denoting the payment Of said Special Tax
before commencing business.
The taxes embraced within the prOvi-
sions Of law above ntlOfetf are the follow
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17
HODGE PODGE.


There arc six hundred and thirty
negroes and fifty-six white convicts
in the Alabama penitentiary.-
The Athens Post says, a short time
since an Indiana woman, at the age
of sixty, gave birth to child, and a
Tennessee woman at the age of sew
enty, was guilty of the same sort of
improperly. We will see "the pa
pers" ON both these cases before we
believe them.-The New York
Law Review favors the entire abo-
litiOn of the Grand Jury system
Commodore Smith, of the United
States Navy, died in st. Louis the
other day, at the age of 7O.-Cap-
tain Jack, Chief of the Lava bed
/ Modocs, is said to be thirty years
old, and wicked according.-N. II.
Gillet, tea merchant in New York,
has failed.-They have built a
railroad tunnel under the city of
Baltimore, at an expense of 2,OOO,-
0OO.-Maj. Campbell Wallace, one
of the best railroad men in the
world, has resigned the position of
President of the Georgia Western
Railroad Oh account of conflict of
opinion between him and the City
Council of Atlanta.-Gen. Grant
is said to have propounded the con-
undrum, faint it about time for a
new party to be formed, composed
of honest men," to distinguished
Illinois politician, and to have re-
ceived the reply that he thought it
was, but that such party would
exclude both of them.-It is said
that the political vultures, as soon
as they heard of the death of Minis
ter Orr, commenced focking to
Washington-every one of a hun
bred of them expecting to be ap-
pointed successor to the dead Min
| lister.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17

FINE IRISH POTAToEs. Our
young friend, j. Ii. Taylor, yester-
day morning presented us with a
basket full of very fine new Irish
potatoes. They were indeed very
fine. MANY thanks for them.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17

q The Nashville Union and
American, which has been wilfully
absent from our exchange list for
more than twelve mOnths-mean-
time paying subscription TO us-re-
turns, coiuntGrly to our list-and
we are glad il has, for we like it's
now wrestling with the awful po-
litical conundrum whether or not
"this is representative Govern
ment." We give it up. If any man
can discover the representative"
part of our Government, let him
show it to the Union and American.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17
PAIN KILLER gUdS the First,
and IS the only Permanent
Pain ReLieCer.

Since the PAIN KILLER was first intro
duced, and met with such unsurpassed sale,
many LINRIENTS, RELIEFS, PANACEAs,
aud other REMEDIES have been offered 70
the public, but not one Of them has ever at
tanned the truly enyiable standing Of the
PAIN KILLER.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17

Total, 10000 Gins, all Cash


The money to pay an these gifis IA fullis
now upon deposit In the Farmers' and
/ Droyers' Bank Of Louisville. and set aside
for that purpose, and can only he used for
! that purpose, as Will be seen by the follow
/ ing certificate Of The Cashier.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17
WHY IS THIS SO?
1t is because DAVIS PAIN KILLER is
what it claims to be, a Relieyer Of Pain.

If you are suffering from INTERNAL
PAIN, Tt5eHty 10 Thirty Drops IN a little
Water Will almost instantly cure you.
There is nothing 10 equal il. In few mo-
ments IL cures
Collie, Cramps, SpdSniS, Heartburn, FluC
DiGTTh9G, DySeHteTy, Wind ia the
BO,CeLS, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia
Sick Headache.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17
Perry Davis
PAIN KILLER

Has been tested in every variety OF climate,
and by almost every nation known 10 Amer
lea. 1t Is the almost constant companion
and inestimable friend Of the missionary
aud the traveller, on sea and land, and no
one should travel on our LAKES or RiN-
Frs WITHOUT IT.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-17

Wholesale Agents, Jackson, Tenn.
marl-3m.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-27

The SUNDAY LAW as passed by the
Senate was finally and irretrievably
souelched in the Assembly yester-
day. Doubtless this is much the
best disposition that could have been
made Of the matter. 1.-THE elements
of Empire are plastic, still, and
warm, :" in these regions: and it would
doubtless he a very serious and e1-
pensiye hindrance in the path OF
of some of our more important in
dustries we're such q measure to be-
come a law. The religious part OF
the Christian Sabbath having taken
care of itself for several trying CEN
turtles, it is evident that no human
LEGISLATION is needed in its behalf;
and as to the matters and things of a
secular nature which hold relation
ship to Sunday, we can see no good
reason why they need any special
statute to give them strength and
countenance. Laboring men ana
men who don't labor are only too
apt to waste their weeks earnings
across the bar of the nearest dead