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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-06-12
oE-Hand Local Dots.

THE crazy negro, Kinnebrew, excites the
people II Gainesville
WE have have had copious rains nearly
every day this week.
A lot of English Baby Socks, Mt MRS. 5. j.
CASTLES, corner Roswell and Atlanta Streets
--BIsHoP Ieckwith was in our city on We'd
nesday.
THE wheat crop is being harvested and isthe
finest ever grown in this section. Corn and
cotton are doing we'll. Oats will be inferior.
Good Tobacco, 10cts plug-Cigars and
Smoking Tobacco-at Leake u Hunts.
: AT the request of seveaal OF our lady
friends, we publish Castles in the An" in
this issue.
Ray W. A. Rogers, President Of the Dali
ton Female College, was in our city last We'd
nesday. He is in good health.
McClatciy & Reynolds keep varied and
choice stock of Family Groceries, which they
propose to sell at the lowest cash prices.
Our readers will observe that the JOUR-
NAL presents an improved appearance IL Is
as neatly printed as any paper in the State.
OUR office ON Wednesday was filled with
the fragrance of a large Magnolia flower, pre-
scented to the Senior Editor by Mr.. Vim. King
Fine Lace Curtains at the cheap Store, of
Mrs. CASTLES, near the Court House.
We heard some one the other day say it
was lawful hot I" but we guess he was only
joking.
Cars are being shipped from this place
in bags, because they entered into partnership
with Sambo to destroy the chicken crop.
THE tremendous rain fall this week will
doubtless raise all the water courses, If not
food and damage The country.
If you want the best Sugar. Coffee, Syrup
and Molasses. just call at McClatchy & Rey-
nOlds.
CAPT. Joseph Glover, formerly of this
place, who has charge of a boat on the Tennes
see river, while out on trip above Cbatanoo-
ga, queIled mutiny Of thirty negroes BY strik
ing the defiant black leader with stick which
resulted in his death. 1t was the only resort
lett him and acting ON the defensive, he should
not be molested by the law.
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Pencil Points.

New apples are one dollar and
ten cents quart. Ten cents for
The apples and a dollar for doctor.
THERE is sly fellow up town
who has laughed in his sleeves SO
much that it has become threadbare.
Two lsarts will last an OK q life,
time, bnt ,hpre are men in Marietta
who want that number every morn
ing before breakfast.
GAINESVILLE has an educated pig
called lien Butler. There is a
chance fos a libel sutton the part
of the pig.
Nix. EDGAR Bascom was taken to
the insane asylum yesterday--just
three months from the day his son
Joseph purchased a fiddle.
Or of cur fashionable youths
donued his first silk hat and cigar
Saturday evening. He got along
we'll enough, with the cigar, but he
had to give up the haiti made him
sick at The stomach.
VIZ hear Of men confessing on
their death bed to the crimes Of MUIR
der, abduction and inccndiarism,
but whoever heard Of a dying man
confessing 10 stealing papers, No
body Death cannot scare that
man.
WHoBYER has gone through much
of life mast remember that he has
thrown away a great deal Of useless
uneasiness upon ~hat was much
worse in apprehension than IN reali-
~.
Az agricultural paper recon-
mends a quart Of brandy TO cure the
staegers. II has always been our
opinion heretofore that brandy was
the cause Of staggers-but this bold
assertion staggers our faith. Harris
Of the Savannah News, will please
J send Us that bottle.
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A Trip to Trickum.

MIR. EprToR-I will give you few lines OF
our trip to Trickum On last Saturday we
started from Marietta at 6 o'clock in the morn
ing and arrived at Triekum at 8 o'clock. On
the way we saw plenty Of corn, wheat ana oats
bu, very little cotton. We are gladto see the
farmers planting more corn than they did last
wear. PERMIT me to give an account OF The
game Of base ball played by the Kennesaw, Jr.,
and the Trickum Club. The game passed on
very pleasantly, indeed. There was quite a
number Of the citizens to witness the game
The score stood at the end OF the game for the
Kennesaw, Jr., 1874. Triekum, 80.
In behalf OF. the Base Ball Club, l return
thanks TO The Changers of Cherokee county for
their Kindness shown 70 the Club on that oc-
.casion and the nice dinner they were.so gener'
ons in dividing with US.
DoUGGAID.
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DON'T WANT TO LATHER WITH
rHE SAME BRUSH.

How many negroes in the United
States run barber>shops in which no
negro could get shaved for $780,
Is this distinction between the col
ors q race prejudice for which the
poor barber ought to be punished :
or Is 1t business necessity which
the law cannot relieve him from, and
therefore should not punish him for
regardingf Why did not our SEN
ators include the barber-shops with
the hotels, railways, theatres, etc.f
Evidently they knew that they were
enacting an absurd, unjust, and in
operative law, which they intend for
nothing but a bit of negro buncombe
"a trap for negro votes.--Kansas
city Times.
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Acworth.

Tie commencement exercises OF the Aeworth
Hiob School, Prof. Holmes in charge, has been
the snorossiieg attraction of that place during
the first of the week. The commencement SER
mon ,,as preacbed ca last Sunday by Rev. -. A,
RIVALS and is represented to have Sefn a very
able production. A large attendance greeted
the occasion. Several ladies and gentleman
from Marietta were present. This is a fonf1Th-
inc school and is a credit to that thrifty, enter
prsing town.
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Marietta Market.
LooRRrcrrD wEEKLY.l


MARIETTA, Ga, June 10, 1874.
FINANcIAL.--Caold buying At si0s.. selling
ats1.1o. silvsr--buyIno a. Al .os. sIslino AZ
Al o6 Exebanoe-buvino Al mar salling =,
mar Money commands ii to u mar cent
cOTToN.-A@15
GRAIN.--We quote white corn los 100.
wbea, lac, 10 40 Oats 7,a9o Re-. nome
ssEEr weo,,o.e cIova, u 4, 90 n..r l,osbs,
nine Grass Il $500.
Fr,oIrR Fancy All M AERO family
ana 70 81 s,,nilv sotaql, sv,rasa sl,ae,. an.
crime a. 90
MEAL 1s(, e,s nor buah.
RAuoN .shoulder. ecta
RIfrK MEATs--sboulde,a ar n ;das
aa,,, no, IN. ci.ay o;das % r,soo,, .;das III
I,ARn we o,o,. h,,oLa,s ~. cans and
xans1a. t;erees 1a
sep,rEpTrs w. o,o,a. sros... f,,,,.h.
q ossa,,,...d aid .po,vasysd Il 1,o,ssa 4 "A
- - :, 20 va,lom r III p.,wr 11aa,a
Ts,,e.a Tsua.,,,,,, al, 10 "a .v,s,,,s,a i,
so,a r.na,s.., r ,ss, XXX g %. qinasr Of
.. s,saos Corn nal 10 s,arsl, e4al1l
DR. spp :, - e. ,;..Se. Jana r1esass : a. III
80 s,so ~ - n.ses.....,.s,., aaaao. u,.,a....
sps 90 III sh,s azsAo f,raas. e,o,asn ol,soo
''" n,o n msa,ss., ~. ! ,hi. sso az NJ
ii. Ia. saso. nv 4 hs,s MA s55o,
r. - IL, ss 4, o ~ NJ 3 III. eooo. NJ 4
~. :, 4. A y. y - - " ~ go, ~ Z
a no, y sy pparvrr p.,,,,,.,, ,,.s. s,,u
NNDN ANsA 49,, ssse r y '-
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CASTLES IN TEE AIR. /"
AS SUNG BY B. MELVILLE BoNuAM.

AS SUNG BY b, MELVILLE BONlIAM.
ra;. ,va.,a = cal, y. ,sonb,a tlare i .no,l;no
i"'s t,'s NM WOO 2
we go;
Do what we may, so where will. we're never
free from care,
This world we know Is nothing but q "castle in
the air."
We are tossed upon the sea OF lie Just Hke
little beat,
Some are cast upon its rocks, and never get
atoat
But still we'll do the best we can, and never let
despair
JJsurp the place between us, and our castle
in the air.
Tbsro 4 name known oar the world. to Eng.
l;ahman most dear
native Bard, Shakespeare
When first his works came on the stage, they
made the whole world stare,
Yet they were all composed, by building Gas
ties in the air.
II you take the Works of Shakespeare, and
study them well through,
You'll find eachsaying is so wise, each senti-
ment SO true
They'll make you feel while reading them, as
if you had been there
Yet the immortal Shakespeare built his castles
in the air. 6
...,. ). s.,,aha,.,,
ana .llere y yer a'io'her NAME y ''oo'ouu'''
"g Mar, to , ibr ,iI1. - ' '''',SS -
d IN, I,,r,,s ~. noot hut ba yoas nor svi,han,
A'''S cave p'''S' ~ f'ss ~ - = -
""s ,la s' IN /" the b,a a;rJ P'' '''' ''7 ~
M ! w y, an '''sA 4'''' ''Npf'' $50 49, -
Yas hannv and con,ent,d did he live nv sso;;n
.Jean,H
Down on the banks Of Bonnie Doom, near to
the town q, AYR:
| Natnre,s poe1 Robby Burns. built 'scastles In
the air,''
m 80 .,a ,o..d 7
ne ar,'a a,, nau '"e' p0e'' Wv 'o'''
Thomas Moore;
But still he had his troubles. and of sorrow had
his share.
But Maore was ALWAYS happv. building scastles
IN the airv
IIe aan., the rights of IRELAND. he sang AGAINST
har wroups
And everv true born freshman. still cherisbes
M his songs
Ha bade the irish heart rejoice. and never to
despair.
And for Ireland in the future, '.buit castles
in The airn
D.. . -. h,h;rd onv ,a,;on on ,ba
Du' 4a. .I' y Hos u'sstN "''' "HTAA W ssie
cdrtI,
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Our subscribers whose times are out will OBJ
serve ''cross mark" on the margin of their
paper. We End this the most convenient way
of informing our subscribers Of the expiration
of their time. One, two or three dollars scat
tered here and there. it is impossible for us to
see each man face to face and ask him TO '.forlS
over" We want all to renew It takes mon
ey to satisfy our very urgent creditors and
we trust that this well-meant reminder win
meet with prompt and cheerful response.
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A. Rain Storm,

st Monday evening very heavy rain and
wind storm prevailed at this place. 1t seemed
AS if lise hepd gates OF heaven were opened ana
sb. water case down in torrents. The water
covered the ground everywhere. After the
cessation Of the rain, four five live terraplns
were found on the square. As it was never
tuown tor our streets to breed terrapins, the
opposition is they were rainpd down from the
clou,is
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BANQUET and Excursion.

w. are Indebted to the Atlanta Constitution
FAR an invitation to attend banquet to be Civ
en- by that paper oil the 10th inst, in celebra-
tion Of the seventh year of its existence, and IN
honor OF the fraternal assistance extended by
the Georgia Press. A grand excursion to
lookout Mountain, or Rome, has been arrang-
ed for AID every paper in Georgia is expected
TO be Represented.
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Particular Notice.

If YOU want to buy Black Lama Lace
Shawls, Fine Silks, veilings, all colors, Para
soils, Laces, Ribbons, Hats aud Bonnetts, trim
med and untrimmed, Dry Goods, Chignons,
Plats, Switches ETC., etc., cheaper than can be
purchased elsewhere, (Atlanta not accepted) be
sure to call at Mrs. CASTLES Bazarr Of Fashion,
near the Court House and be convinced.
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Fighting Editors.

The Rome papers comes to us
teeming with animosity and blood>
thirsty words and we expect their
next papers will be draped in
mourning. Nevin of the CONNER
cial, and Willingham Of the Courier,
are the gentlemen at dagger points.
Both have denounced each other as
towards and everything else that is
humiliating and irritable.
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Rattlegnakes, Death, and Fire.

AN old gentlemen in Gilmer coun-
ty, who was absent q week on visit
to his still house hid in the nouns
tains, was found by his friends dead
in his still house with two or three
large rattlesnakes wrapped round
his body. The men being afraid to
enter, set fire to the house and burn
ed all in one heap, making sue
cessfnl cremation of snakes, man,
house and whiskey.
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A Labor SAVING rnatrumant.

The farmer will save much labor and ex-
pense and improve his culture of Cotton and
Corn this year by the use of one of the Cultiva-
tors made by Geo. NJ. Manning. Call at his
Shop and see them.
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The Cross Mark.

Subscribers observing cross mark upon the
margin oftheir paper, will please bear in mind
that it signifies. ''your time is OUT And un.
less arenewal of subscription IL made within
the following week your name will be dropped
from our list.
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fv The tollowing named gentlemen
are authorized Age,sts for thee Journal !:
J. b. BARTON, Ball Ground, Chero. Co. Ga
JAMES PRICE, Ball Ground, =
MAI. ED. DANIELL, Canton, Chero. Co. Ga.
I. "A. rooney, P. M, Acworth, Georgia
w. Z. ORR, Acworth, Ga.
w. II. SIMMONS. Jasper, Pickens, Co. Ga.
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Bring Out Your Algebra.

Here is "a mathematical problem for our read
ers to figure on A and b meet TO trade
horses. A ask b $10to boot, B says, "No,
must have S." A says, Lets split the diff
ference" Agreed by both parties. What was
the difference and who received the money!
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Dull.

At this time when everything is dull and
warm. there is naturally q dearth Of local
items and we lind it hard matter to muster
np anything at all in that line.
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Wheat.

Our farmers have been busy tor some days
cutting their wheat An abundant harvest has
made glad the hearts of our people.
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,Just Reoeived.

10000 CIear Bulk Sides. 5000 Bushels
Corn (Tenaeaase whits) The above will be
sold for Cash ut Atlanta prices
WADE WHITE.
Marietta Jan, 30, 1874.
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Lake A. Hunt have just received . lot Of
choice Flour aud wlll ssIl d 70 you st very low
figures.
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Thanks.

We are fpdebted TO B. II. Wrigley Secre-
tary, for card of admission to the Fair .of the
Bib County Agricultural Society, which takes
Mace on the 18th and 18th of June.
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Married

May 3lst, at Moores Hill, Ind, by Rev. DIR.
Prettyman, Alfred A. Cornwall, ESQ., and Miss
Lidie Prettyman, both of Indianapolis, Ind.
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Dallas.

Masvn's Academy, at Dallas, will hold their
school exhibition OH the 10Th inst The Silver
Cor.oet Band of this place will doubtless be
present.
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Newspapers are national bene6t--so Is Bry-
ants Patent Vegetable pith pipe stem, for sails
by NcClaichy & Reynolds.
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CITY AID COUNTY,
The Marietta Journal

Is printed on Paper Manufactured by the
MARIETTA PAPER MILLS
All orders promptly filed. The highest
market price paid for OLD RAGS.
S. A. ANDERSON, Agent.
april l7th-1y
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Look 10 your own interest and buy your
Groceries Of McClatehy q Reynolds.
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I Notwithstanding the stringency Of the money
market, we are constantly receiving new goods.
NJ. McCLArcHY a. RRYNoLps.
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p.,,.u,,.-r that Lake & .Hnut viii send
your groceries home Tor you L you s'ise u '"s
city limits.
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Ii yon want to buy year groceries cheap
go TO Leake & Hunts.
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GEORGIA CHEROKEE COUNTY
Present His Honor Noel B. Knight, Judge.
s. }. HUNT Libel for Divorce.

sAR1H 4. HUNT, Rule 10 perfect service.
Ii appearing to tbs Court by ihe retnrn et
the Sheriff that the Defendant does not reside
in this county, and It further appearing that
she does not resided in this State, It is on
motion Of counsel, Ordered, That said defend
ant appear and answer ct the next Term Of this
court else that the case be considered IN default
and the plaintiff allowed 10 proceed and i is
further ordered that this rule be published IN
the Marietta Journal according % Law.
n. B. KNIGHT, J. s. G.
thereby certify the above % be trne ex-
tract from the minutes Of said court This
April 2ist 1874 80
fPsintsTe fss 500
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Those celebrated Magnolia Hams, fresh
from the Packers, at Leake & Hunts
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ugs. CASTLES has an assorted lot 81 Au'eri-
can corsets i.,r sale cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere.
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Ice! Iee,, Iesii. at NeeIatety 4 Key
noIds,
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w. S. N. NEAL, Local Editor
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aud North Georgia Railroad.

Marietta aud NOE1H Oo1 DO
MARIETTA Ga.
The following named persons are authorized
to collect the assessments in three eouniies.-
For Cherokee county, J. NJ. McAfee and u D.
BARTON. For Pickens county, VIM. AIate and
John M. Aired. For Cobb county, Hon. W.
ID. Anderson and myself.
Fl. NJ. HAMMETT, Sec. and Treas.
NJ. n. G. r. r. Co.
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It Positively Produces q Permanent
Cure.

Cure
TT il strange yet true, that as a rule Il Ia the
III brightest intallects, the BEST members Of 80.
cety that become addicted to this deceased appe-
lite. A habit which makes them slaves, be-.
clouds their minda, ruins their dispositions, and
gives them in their more natural moments q
hatred OF self as well as feeling that everybody
despses them--to such 40 extent TINT society
has no charms. But thanks to tho Giver Of all
good, this morbid, terrible habit, and degraded
condition, as well as all OF the desire and feeling
for opiates In any form is soon removed by this
remarkable antidofe, entirely so, and the wa
kened body and mind are invigorated, given re-
nswsd health until love and hope take the place
Of dependency and doubt. Though you may
not be- afflicted with the habit Of using M0R-
PHINE, LAUDANuM, or other forms Of OPIUM,
some friend may be, and you know II not, there
fore let me ask you, in the name Of suffering
humanity to pass this on. By SO doing you
may reap the reward Of those who do good
DELAY NOT.
All correspondence strictly confidential. For
further particulars, and in sending orders from
any Of the Southern States, address
b. M. WoOLLEY,
General Agent for the Southern States.
No. 80 South Broad st., Atlanta, Ga.
apriliO-tf.
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Marietta, Georgia, June 10, 1874.
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y.B. GLOVER, CLERK.
, 1874-02-05
VISITORS FROM INDIANA.

Special DtspatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
BpRMor1E1p, ILL.,, Fob. A.-The consideration
Of the House Railroad Police bill being resumed,
Whiting secured the adoption OF an Rmondmont
requiring companies to furnish all passenger
trains With automatic couplings, or other COUP
lings which will secure personal aafoty. Many
amendments woro voted down, and tue romain-
ing sectious we're called so llurrlodly that many
amendments previously prepared wore not pre-
sented. After tho order had passed, many Soma
torn naked leave to reconsider certain sections,
which was denied. The bill Was 'ordorea to
third readng, md will raHn unloss thpro IL
another HerieH OF railroad supplioB.
CONSOLIDATION or RAILROADS.
Waite Las bill for tho consolidation OF rail.
Fosds, Rent him by spme At hie constituents,
which he Is trimming up tor Introduction IN tue
Senate.
ArATRoNs' nrsoI.uT1oN.
Johnston presented, In tho House, resolution
passed by tho Rock Inland County Patrons Of
HuHban0ry, requesting that no change be made
In tho Railroad laws until they are fully toBtod.
i bore tho nameB Of D. r. Seymour, Master, and
Thomas @. Lowla SECRETARY.
L1AnlLlTy or COMMON CARRIERS.
Tho following BILL which has passed the Ben-
ato,' now before tho House and will probably
SECTION l. Bs enacted BY hs People a ths stae af
'Rsnsss, rtprtssnfsd IN ths General As'sna'g That
, 1874-02-05
STATE INSTITUTIONS.
Special Dispatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.


SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Fob. 4.-The bill abolishing
the various Boards Of Trustees Of State insti-
tutionB was road first time on motion Of Hn1t,
and In spite OF Mauu, the member Of the Elgin
Insane Asylum. Gordon, from tho Jacksonville
institutions, moved to refer to tho Committee
on Charities, as he believed the bill was an in
sidious attack on the public claritios Of tho
State. Aloxandor-the Montgomery one-made
q tame speech, but a yery original one,
because it occupied d short timo and
was on the side Of tetrenchmont. Hart
Indignantly ropollod tho statement that tho bill
WAS blow aimed at public charities, but WAS In
tho interest OF reform. Ferrier moved to refer
to tho Joint Committee on State Institutions,
Which Gordon accepted, and which was again
amended BY motion to rofer to tho Committee
on Revision, on which the yeas and nays we're
demanded. resulting SO to 10, and the motion
boing lost tho bill was sont to tho Special Com
mittoo. This Is triumph tor tho friends Of
abolition. and indicates. that the movement to
vino out the Boards will aucoeod. 1t the Legis-
laturo keopH together long enough. >
THE REVISED D1L18 ON State INBTrTUT1oNs
wora onoo moro referred to tho Committee on
State Institutions.
soLp1Eas' ORPHANS nos1E.
The House Conlmlttae on Cllaritioa reported
that eyorYt]ling waB lovely In tho Soldiers Or
pllana Home and TINT tho diHagraemcnt be-
tween tho Superintendent and tho Board Of
Charities arose out OF 8 Misunderstanding, which
had boon explained
ooNYlcrs' RELIGION.
The bill giving olorgymeh Of all denominations
FREQ acceBs to the penitontiary falted in tho
lIouno, the vote .bolng II to 3s, showing IN IT.
tendance OF 104 and An ab8ouce Of 10 memhafs.
oronadortt moved to rcconsldur, the yoto, Eleal::
ing for TIM right Of oonviots to their olloioo OF
religious consolation and, In reply to Hopkins.
asitl he would admit Chinese Josh to tho insti-
tuition II Josh wanted to 80 H.. After repeti-
ton OF epeoclea ;, delivered when tug BIZ "ns on
another hours gabble, was referred to tAe Pen
itantiary Committee,