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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-13

Four Boston girls, ranging from
to u years of age, have been
caught picking peoples pockets.
They have worked mainly in Meth
odist revival meetings, where the
crowding and the fervor made the
women careless as to their valuables.
Ninety handkerchief were found 10
in the little thieves room, besides
many emptied pocketbookS and ar
ticles Of iewelry.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-13

Forty eight failures were reported
IN New York during the last month.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-13

A salt well at lie Roy, n. Y, had
been bored to a depth of 400 feet,
when a rush of gas was ignited at
the mouth by contact with stove,
and the blaze rose hundred feet
into the air A volume of water
came next, smelling and tasting
strongly OF sulphur. The supersti
tious workmea fled in dismay, sup.
posing that the internal regions had
been tapped.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-13

The Mexican soldiers failed to get
a pension from the last Congress-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-13
GEORGIA-Cobb County

Whereas, J. P Bowie w. p Hardin, s b.
Love and 'thers having by their petition TO this
court applied to have road made Public,
commencing near the residence of N II Hum
phrps on the Concord and Smyrna DAD, and
running by Hurts Gin and Grst Mill and on
inieraectng contemplated 10 I'd from RIff"s
Mill to Marietta near ess.dpnce IF Geo. L Hurt.
and whereas receivers have been appointed and
report ia vorabe This is therefore to ciie all
persons interested to file ,heir objections if any
they have or b fore the first Tuesday in
April why said road sheuld not be- made public
This Feb oath 1879
H. NJ. HAMMETT Ordy.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-13

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE COUNTIES
Cobb, Paulding, and Pickers
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-13
Books and Stationery.

School Books, Hymn Books,
Bibles, Testaments, Prayer
Books, Hymnals, Miscellaneous
Books, Novels, Paper, Envel-
opes, Papeteries, Inks, Pens,
Pencils, &c, at
B. r. STRoNG's.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-03-13
GEORGIA=Cnhb County.

A. A. FLETCHER. Assignee
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22
m.g You Ever lIarrY,,

And have family of children running
about the house making time pass pleasant
~ both to parents aud children, aud should
discover at any time that one of those bright
rycd, rosy checked children are troubled
with Cough, Gold, lluarsemess, Difficult
B.cuth,ng, or any Affection Of the Throat
Bronchial Tubes amt Lungs, leading To- Con
sumption our advice Is, % imue lately tn
some druggist and get "a botIlc ui g." HALE's
lloNEY or lluHEuuUND AND Tar" an arti-
Gle which, We understand, was used for
years in the private practice Of Dr. Hale, a
celebrated physician of Europe, To the en-
tire satisfaction Of his patients. The article.
we understand, is now manufactured ucror-
ding tu the original recipe, by c. n. CRIT-
TENTuN, of M. sixth Avenue, New York
who l- nuw the sole owner aud proprietor.
lie having paid a very large amount OF
money for The right oi same, and from what
we hear he is selling very large quantities.
In fact. he has had tu enlarge his laboratory
and increase his help tosupply the constant
Iy increasing demand, which Is good evi-
deucc ul now the article is appreciated. Ev
cry mother j. well aware Of the medicinal
qualities Of lIONEY and IIoREHouND in snoth-
ing and scattering all rriptions aud inGam-
utluus, aud that the TAR BALM cicaaScs ana
/ hCah the throat and air passages leading tc
| 'he lungs. Flee additional ingredients in
| this article keep the organs cool, moist and
/ in healthtul action. Our advice is, let II,
/ prejudice keep you from trying this medi
cine of famous doctor. who has saved thou,
sands Of lives with it in his large prvat,
practice. 1t is sold by all druggists at 81
cents aud 81 per bo,tle,and at CRITTENTON's
Central Medicine Warehouse, Sixth ave
nue., New York City. Great saving TO buy
large size.
PiEE's TooTHAcHE DRoPs cure in on
minute. Ills
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22

The work of pruning must be pushed so
that it may be completed before growth com
mences. In renovating old orchards, beside
cutting away dead branches it is always
best to cut back from the ends rather than
from the middle Of the tree as is generally
done, leaving long bare branches exposed to
the hot, burning sun. The form of the tree
may be very mnch modified in this pruning
by cutting 50 as to leave more branches in
the centre. All wounds should be covered
with oil paint, of the same color as the bark
of the tree. Pruning alone will not i'm
prove an orchard very much if the soil mas
become exhausted, but a liberal supply Of
compost must be applied, if liberal re-
turns are expected. During the warm days
Of this month will be good time to apply
srap-suds, potash-water, lye, or mixture
of strong wood ashes and water, to kill the
moss and the insects which have found
shelter under the bark. The scale insects
gen rally found upon w'ak-gr wing trees
may be destroyed hy brushing over lightly
with lmsccd oil. Cut back the last seasons
growth Of the peach trees; two objects are
| thus attaned-'hc removal of portion OF
| the fruit buds, and at the same time keep
Ing the tree in good form. The eggs Of cat
erpllars are best destroyed, especially upon
young trees, while the foliage of. by pass
ing under the tree and looking upward
when the clusters Of eggs may Je distinctly
! seen.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22

Very little can be done here but to pre-
pare for the work to come. Seed ofcabbage
and lettuce may now be sown in hot-bed
and cold i-frame, or in boxes in the house. II
in the house, the boxes should be kept in 4
cool room with good exposure to the sun.
One who has never used frames for forward
ing early vegetable plants would really be
astonished to see how much may be done
with a few well-cared-lor frames. Plans
should now be matured for work-how much
is to be planted of each kind, the time for
doing il so as to meet the wants Of the mar
ket--and the necessary seed and manure
provided, Geod gardening will be a fail
ure without liberal pile Of manure.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22
j. John See8om7ocH'8 Fendu.

Vile ich mi mind uf g.
mccht hob Gus der United
States IN gah un noch DR.
Sthate Idiana zu moola bin
inh IN DR. k0nklusion kuma
mi gons'r bourastog uf Client
lichcr fcndu IN fcrkawfa on
mnim hous in dr. bis kotza
valley, dri mile fun lcdera Ck
pusht, IN zwa IN lc fun scllem
hiwel WOO olS DR. olt krum-
b hnich batchl I un de wit
fraw sparka duna, Kmpt
sphotc ON Fridog, Mertz Is,
am II uhr ochmitogS. Mi
stock bcsthat ouS folgcndcm
property, un vert 20 gwis fer
kawit OILS ON icrkawlSdog dr.
mont uncrsich selma werd,
Now kumpt ola, , Schimert
gile WOO oliver Schwarts sin,
l grosor gaul, l5 bis l20 hond
hoch, = yunga filler - yahr
Olt, gut gcbrochc Zum brot-
wcrsht frcssa, s friSha mclkicha
kch. WOO shun 10 yahr long
drooka stha, , Rin'r, s datum
NIT gcnata hinertbrt'l I'm dc
iwcricha 6 sin gut for niXs, 4
kelvcr WOO bal Ike grcagr,
DIR Stcck'r bull, una ous frame
i'll dr. mid ouS stha un daS ow,
era stuckwcIk ous lisa, III
irish mclkicha brcct berg, dl
bald holwcr grcga, l dri-ban
i,hcr Ever, % shof WOO d,
swhans loml up de kcp hin;
han. | drokcndor Shol'buck g
mocht Gus elsa, | lot hinkc
WOO ich mi lcbdog net g'sani
hob, l llirshlcdema welsh
hona NIT dop eta fees, l huls
shlita NIT radcr,6 pawr fruch
SEX Gus elsa g'mocht, | han
licher StOk fliShes SOwcr-krOll
WOO mi gros-iowtor g'moch
hut. En- hauia misht un stro
beim stuk, grumbara bi d
yard, hoi bcim buShel, 10
pund horta safe bi DIR quar-
shmecrsale bcim stig, bro
wcrshd beim bushel, irish
shnits ous huls g'mocht,
mes'r una klinka on dem dc
stheel Gailt, un n gons'r dood
sock fol on 'rasochazuunobadi
lich IN melden. Vile on de-
dog ken on'ra fcndu geholte
wcrd hob ich oil de kroyrs fu
county. Wer bi DIR fend
beete dut werd g'punished 1
wer net beet dut der mus {
party dreeta.
j, JoHN SITsoMLocH,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22
SULPllU& SOAP.
The leading External Specific
Beautiior Of the Complexion.
L. renders the Cuticle Healthfu'l,
Clear a. d Smooth, and is the BEST Pos
sible Substitute for Expensive Sulphur
P,tbs

l. t. Tncnmpa". b Remedy tor BRUISES. VI
GERS. GUS and every irritable Cr unLrarlh,
cuudlti0n OF tie - N. 20 d II most sc ccHbl
rcmcGi1l l"crt ana son 20 Cf lCoaY rUliel il
case q GOUr and RHEUMATISM
II ~ Wost desirable DININFENrA ut OF
CLOTHING OR BED LINEN, won HuC II e;
bv person" uilrrng irum OBNOXIOUS or con
TAGIOus DISEASES ana is Il @ plta Rcm"dy alt
PreVCt 0t.Vc I tncm when spd aS an 10 lee
zion Persons rWpluving u have no need lt
taKe sulphur Balis or 70 rtsnrt tJ sulphur
pr ms for btIlne pUr nscS.
a an n, iulc. Of c TOILET 1t 10 far NOR
de.'tal | Than any Cos me ic slice % pOE~ Not
lie a uc.e> of u na'ur, conceal COmp.c&
lnu Birm shes Ou Irmuvcs chem.
IA N,FRr CItl GS PINpLEr b OrCITI $
m IN u G, I. iii yIc tul anfymg #
hueuc an !tls IN" rely oct Scap 10 sH@v,
with, ccau~el It caves the sKl Opth aud ire,
rOm ne IT. liaiion 'rItu e. tI % sensitive en-
ic!r hy l. nuI hCuI ~ OF t. laz +. 1t als,
COS pcely cr0d cat = DANDRUtF
Itus'NIv'. de a j." 10 to h FNCILLrNT fNl
wrsh Tg = OOLEN LINN LACIs. ana ulHcl
fabric uuO ia,hos m,V Wing I'm the est re G. o
- nctrunonnl "Ld Iuia a. snc ely spceG Ci Il II
1csur oi sIosrl1 from q quarters Of IN
tnl u upon it, P.upii 7. many 1 vii Il hn,'
been IuDl III q iu the rm Oi n uCa pm ph.c'
p'OyuTa ! ut ID ug Is nd 4 uCy Goods Dra
{ on M hls MTnlCGNAL NAUEu UaE Va. SIN "a
AY Nut. NlW OHK, The art Is DIoruuyei
IN lOi sell tDG dis,l tIa.e u,tv.
LIKE MOST OIIlEt FAMOUS Il IEDIEs
SLEN. >, "a LP ,Uli >tfAu' unS b GA Iultgt
Cd 50 f0S wltlUIt the smallest frQct' - 81 &C.
u.e In ,tncTcV hlVc cen nj q re- lOI-trl uUOI
tn uu sUspf citing auI uuuhsrrYnnt, q Neautll
Suipl " Soaps J'sse- SUI" urOY cIUC li'ptiU.
vita or Cquli o. the Gre spec tc, VIII CL thu
to :. Inc public ould III r.for" oe ca ciul 4
inquire lnr q Ll.NN'a Sulpi ur SOap by It's IA
nam", and &c ia they 60. the retl mic o..
A resi-" eta9 bir clsta. i roy q ,gds @ Pea Peg
SOAP, nd WI on dt uaud 90 T. sup y t.t
GENUINE IHlNG Ju tLeir ca TONERS.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22

Shrubs Of all kinds should be examined
and all dead wood removed, and the strong
shoots shortened to cause a more branching
growth. Sow seeds ofpnsy, verbena, pc
Cuna, sweet alyssum, centaurea (ur dusty
miler), golden feather, daisy, this month
in boxes or frames, as they do betterifplant.
ed the last of April or early in May. Pansy
seed is little delicate to manage, requiring
a cool, airy place little shielded from the
full sun. Cover all seeds a little more than
their thickness, and press the soil closely
around them. Keep the soil as nearly as
possible in the condition Of the garpen dur
ing the month Of May. Never let it become
dry until the seeds are up, but make holes
in the bottom of the boxes, so that the wa
ter may pass of readily. Should the seed
ling5 begin to decay or damp or place in
the full sunlight, and give plenty Of r,
House plants are now repaying the owner
for the care received. Those that have h. d
good care are thriving, and giving an album
Il illtt OI bNW'lll, Nnllt lllC n''Hlttlfu 'I ,
ar, weak and puny, and giving no blossoms.
The two most important things in the care
O. house pialts are careful watering and
a proper temperature for the different kinds
of plants, With q little care many plants
may be propagated Tor bedding purposes.
The best way to do this is to take deep
earthen baking plate or saucer, and ill near
ly full with sand, which must he saturated
with water 81 that little will stand ON the
surface. Pat in cuttings of the plants to be
incre lsrd, and place upon shelf in the
window in the full sun. The only care
needed is to keep the sand thoroughly sat-
urated with water. Cuttings need not be
over one inch in length, while pieces one
half inch in length will make good plants.
With little experience in propagating in
this way, and the growing Of seedlings, one
may supply all the plants needed for re-
spectacle flower garden with little expense.
- IN" en- iSciCytlfc Farmer,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22

I5s soothing influence uron Tho irrita cd lin
ITS ingredients are the most eilicICious pu mon
10 simples known IN medic u uutany. the basis
Of the article ue np t1e HONEY OF he no l..
HOUND PLA n .. chem " unlteu with the
medicinal prncn'o the AHIE ES BALSAM EA
or ia m Oi Gi cad. There are besides. live rthef
botanic elemenCs VIII ell nIve add iULal efficacy
to the ii 81 liaurd two.
nose who have used &C. say that HALE
HONEY OF HOREHD L y DAN d TAR is not
only wnndCIfiuy remedial IN I'll C1scs whei e
tda' It's action Is LuuSuHly V rapid. 4 few doses
eq entlv rye to relieve n Nc'y ubsvruait
cough. Ii contains uuthm" tLat can disorder
the stomach, TACT that ra" br ~ O. cd W {
truth Of Outtcw 'uugh remedies; 10 hus IN ry.
ucTelv a"r C1b'c flvCr, nul II uld 81 q tgu r.
which onni les those of u e m1st lmii ed mells
to avail hem, civ Cs Uf ITS rtrcS
II ~ sinOie EUdncs. to tribe with Ough
Init ton nl til" lGrult, Chc-t al Lungs tray
els raridly aud wnHt is o tr Alag and ci sll
conquOtabe difficulty ~ those organ, ,O.dny
NAV in y few wCpEs uCvciop in o BrOurhitiS q.
victims to eurv grnv.,, Than ruY other IN til,
long list oi bodily disorders.
A Cough may De ilttV termed the Pre- iuin' ry
ST tte OF Consumption, m1l"dN Il which
HALE'S no .ltY OF HOREHOUND AMI
TA II is the sur".t nOWu pruNeuuv'. Those
dc J"n"cr shnul delay not moment to TEX
a c RrAIN S ecIiir.
CHILDREN, de i've great hcront from it.
so thing pro Crtirs wbC Suilcriug with Tho
paruNy ms nj Group ard Whrnp ng CUu.r. The
hrSt m ed Il So G - e.NrCil ~ q, ut 'ltt.Vt
among voung uhil lien Hud his r lilulc remedy
shnuld he Kept - h'nd IN VA hou chO.ds Lu,
the lurpe Pack ges uLd EcOuOnizc.
PRICES. 3 ctS. Ind 81, Per 30 GPl L
Sold Uy all Druggists.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22
FARMERS COLUMN.
March work.


Prune all gropevines yet unpruned, re-
membering that the best fruit is always
borne on the most vigorous wood of last
seasons growth; at the same time see that
all long canes are properly supported. Re
move all old fruitng- canes if not already
done, and cut back laterals upon new growth
to six or eight inches. Leave only a few
strong canes in each hill for fiuiting.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22

G,a,a a. Is not easily Gained m these times
II tut u can be- made IN three months
Eyb nv guY one Cf either scNin amy pnrt
OF the country. wno u VIII ng TO
Worl- stead Is { the cmpluymcut that we turn-
l-h. SO Wrck ia vour own town. Y0u need
NOT hr aNNv nom home over night, NOn can
give your who ume 20 the voIk or oulY yOur
spare moments. ~ cots nothing 20 Try the
uusiurs-, Terms aud 90 Ontft fee Address
a once, II NALL SIT g co.
.tcht !lT rert'aud. MaAue
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22
ror LrrnL.r PAnY.

nOr LEEDLE PABV.
whist Gretchen's got paby
Ill vas u lerdlc puy.
Shuosi look oud IN dot Cradle
Gaw ! How ish doLmit hulgh?
Dot poy was mine und' 'Grctchcn's!
See dot Ainl him shoot possl
o. don't y u pry now. pnby-
You make 'cm tinlt you gross.
Sh.sh, sh.sh-Oh shtpp dot!
Look ouj und sec der mems
What o0m to see der pahy.
bots Oh What lceile hands
Dots mine und Grctchcn's : aby--
Py KrashusJ Dond you see?
Dot nose vas shopst like Gretchen's,
Der rest vas shoost like me
See dot now-Il vas laffin,
Uni gIckln' up its toes.
Coon here you leedle rascal
Und shtrike your ladders nose.
Veil, mnype vas foolish
To take me on so pad,
But dot vas Gretchen's paby-
Der first one What she had !
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22
De LRS'Sla ERlll il Dir GHGSln

We ich for ctlicha wocha
zurik i'm ADVOCATE g'sana hob
hut der Squire Pit Knox
worshd aw lcndu gomocht, un
sell hut mich aw uf de noschen
gcbrocht ouszuferkawfa I'm
vile der ADVOCATE iwcrall g.
lasa vert, will ich howa dos
du's publisha doosht grawd
we's do g'shriwa is.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22
LETTER FROM PIT EIOKWOR3HI'
WULGRoUTvILLE Merits 10.

Mr.. DRUKER.-De voch
hob ich net fel zu shriwa, in
fact wider gor niks os we dos
ich g'sund bin un huf dos doc
un di subicribers ol'same sin.
Ich bin ork bisy ON geld kol-
lecta un soch uf sthratena iun
miner iendu har, I'm won ich
fertich wara kon we ich man
os ich wut TN we aw sut will
ich DR. bis S naichst mol n
brcf shreiwa fun dr. Herlich-
keit. Mr.. Duker um e'r las'r
fun ADVOCATE mist m ch don
eXcusa for d's mol un mi besht
respects ncma we Sc kuma fun
IRAN f.ind
PIT KNOKwoRSHD.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22
NEW PIANOS Sl25

Each. ana all styles ncluamg GaAND
o ARE ID UFHIGHT,unt tnclY I HsT
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81 wears Tue square Grand contain Ma b..
ushCk', new pAtcut Dup!eN OVersuuu Scale,
the grra Csy improvement u the slOfy OF
piuuO ma iug, Iue UpirhtsUrc uhC Elm e. 4
IN AMERICA. pilu6s 80 On uial D.nit
tail "a wllte tor 1, ustr''le1 and Descriptive
Catalogue I IS Ia Cs-mgileu free.
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~ East ION street, MY.
ear
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22
THE TsDY HOUSEWIFE.

The careful, tidy housewife when she Is
giving her house its spring cleaning,
should bear in mind that the dear inmates
of her house are more precious than houses,
and their systems need cleansing, by puri.
tying the blood, regulating the stomach and
bowels to prevent and cure the diseases aris-
ing from spring malaria aud miasma, and
she should know that there is nothing that
will do it so perfectly and surely as Hop
bitters, the purest aud best o: all medicines.
See other column. l6ei
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-03-22
and those suffering from Laaiqestloa viii find on
t-iol that
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interested in new inventions and patents arc
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obtaining Patents,' which is sent free to any
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Address: LOUIS BAGGER 4 CO., solici-
tors of Patents and Attorneys at Law, LeDroit
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Central Railroad of Georgia,
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ana intermediate landings on the st
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FOR SALE CHEAP. A Double
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set harness. never used. VIM, K. L ENT,
Lent's landing, east side of Lake George,
Volu STA co.. one days ride from DeLand.
, 1879-03-19

from tic Second District should now oppose
this hIll. After having Voted 70 recommend It's
tassRge IN tho Committee. Ile alluded to the
recent House lnveattualton ot the Pullman, Car
c0,1Ipa,,y,--of how they wcro wincd mn, sEtnrl
by II, ni came back mil fnld the Company s'!s
oil right, n.ai they only made per cent on tl'rtr
capltnI. Tile Company phi.l high nn'l cStrava-
Eant saiarcs, hlni It's officers, who began pour,
wore now tIcft. lie fnyorel flle hiIl. IT. Wns
righ. Ia principle, ntll VIA TO prevent c1tnrtints.
Senator Leo opposed the )aw. AS II now
stOntl Il was imprarttvablc. >,,,
After considerable talk, nro and con, tic h'll
wns finally rccomnttcil 10 tho Committee On
Municipalities.
1NrRnEsT.
a number Of hills wero then tnkcn up md
rcnd scrpt.l time without any special interest
being ,ul;rn IN them, ,lltu thu bin to do away
with ihc present rntr of interest tune ,,p. Sell
atur Campbell ,nnve.l 10 strike ont tic wor.ls
which lii l,e bill tix the rate nt pur rent, Mtl
lenso The parties Il, HEIR own contract. hut
there were tco many gentlemen present who
kllow how 10 furnish co.nmcreia! responsibility
hy Inv, anti 10 the nation was lost, II rcrrtyltt,
only twelve yatcs Many other amendments
wcre Offered nlpl lost, nll, nfter long discus
sion. tie bill Wis ordered 10 third reading. thu
rate stAndl,y At per cent.
, 1879-03-19
DRAINAGE.
rHnGitEA3 or THE nttEAT MEASURE,
Eneci1i Hisnakrh II. ThA 1,4hunx

fGeetNl G]kpHfCR ~ INA t51oHnt.
SpHINuPIEL1, H., March IB.-Tlu IIousc he
gau its weeks labor tas morning with a1uorum
md an eyiduut inteat.on of getting duwn to
WORK, After the reaAins Ut tic iuurnal, tic
SPECIAL order of the ,iay was taken np, which
wns the consideration Ut aEu rcnIalnIng scct!oHs
oE lhu Drutnagu bill, beginning at Scc. u.
Hou ot tln friends 0t tile Allitia bill t'cgan to
inquire ~ TO tho situation Of that measure,
whcreupon the RpcukeF ,lrciIcd tlat the yotu ot
tho lIouso subsequent to making tho Militia
bill The special order Tor shis morning lal dis
placed Il upon the calendar, uni That IL could
not bu taken up without yoto OF thu Iiuuse
retnstutins, It.
Mr. Durfcc, ot Maeon. moved to strike out
al tho remaining port!nn OF thu Drainage h!li,
beginning viii, dor. 81.
Mr.. Changer wanted tho provisions contained
IN tlu succeeding sections stricken out ud
placca In another hill.
Mr.. Robinson, OF Fulton, thought the provis-
Ions nf this bill wcru satisfactory t0 the peoplo
Vi his district, and hs believed II should be pass-
cd. lte aaw
NO NECESSITY 0v DRIVING Ut ANOTHER HILL,
Mr.. Cn'oker spoke iu favor OF setatuIug tho
sections, saying that .lcy wvEc all tint to reo
p'e needed, u'lA ttioy weru ample an.l lna1pcH-
stvo provisions.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Cook, was in favor Of some
klnd Of a Drainage taw, but hv MAS 0f tho optn-