davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09
.Abbeviale. July 5th 1881

Abbeviile. July 5th 1881. =.
At q regular. meeting of ,he
Council held this day, there we're
pre- ent i.eonee Perret, Mayor,-and
Me4sw.' Solomon Wise. J. J. Ab.
adis, Ophslias Bourque aud j. o.
FLkg6.. !. ~ '4.~.
The minutes of. the proceedings
of the da;es Of April llth and Of
May 9th 1881, we're read and
adopted. Z: ,.'
.E.I. Addison agreed and con.
tracted to do the printing Of the
CosI'oration for the sum and
price Of seventy.6ve dollars rer
20 d motion Geo. E. Lyons M
elected Bridge keeper Of tho
bridge scross The bayou VermiE
ion at Abbeville, for the ensuing
year. at and bis salary AZ euoh'
was fixed at the Sum of'one hun.
dred and twenty dollars paysb'e
quarterly the same to be done On.
der the same conditions and stipu.
lation o. for the past year.
The claim Of W. B. White.
secty.. for $50. for holding tho
municipal election and making The
return thereof; ives allowed.
The claim Of Geo. E. Lyons,
Jsiler. for 50 50 wss allowed.
On motion the Council ADJOURN
Cd.
: LzoBce PEaaEr, Mayor.
". & WalTs, Secre,sry.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09
80 !
Town Council.
Ahbeville May 9Th, 1881.

Ahbeville May 9Th, 1881.
The Council met this day in
extra session (; pursuant to the
call Of the Mayor.
There were present Leonce Per.
ret. Mayor. and Solomon Wise,
Jos. J. Aba,lie, j. y. Lego and
OrheIias Rourque Cpuhcilmsa.
The reading Of the minutes of
The previous meeting was dispen.
- d with. ,.
ON Inotion a committee Of two,
Ecoml lnsed Of the Mayor and Mr..
|Leg6. was appointed to confer
with E. I.,.Addison, + uhlisher Of
he Meridional. in regard to pub
fishing the proceedings Of the.
Town Conacii ofiAbbeviIle during
The current Year, and to ascertain,
his terms and price for the same !;
said commit tee to report at the
next meeting of this body. ~
On motiou the Council adjourn
cd :. =. /:
..LENos. PsaaE1 Mayor.
W. B. WBIrI. Secretary. -
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09
Police Jary Proceedings

=: -
On Monday .b.. 4,h dsy Of Ayrl
| 4. y. 1871 the y lice Jury me, ii
regular session i. The, Coprt Hoa>s
In a Abb-viIie.
+ Were pres. n Howa.d Hof, ~uir
Esq President. and the foil - ina
mem tr>. VII: M.ssrr. J.1 Br US
ss,d s Prim. aux, Joseph 'rah =
and 4 Vaus',k H.
Absrnt: L..uia Ihibraux and D
Nnarz.
The minutes Of :h previous m-
iny "; re resd aid approved
Art lst Ksse'v-d, hat h Par,st
Treasurer. b. and b. is hereby an-
th"rixe,i to rSa. sfer ,hr sum # o.
Hundred do!lar> from ,h,i "Magis
trate &C., 'u'ds of 1890" to tl,a'
Of the Etsction tu, .ds "t said ear.
Mr.. Vanslyke .pn behalf ,f th'
committee "pp lated hy Art. Q
adosed Mach l2th 1881. submi'
ted u written rep.ri-the s nie was
rec.ivrd. 'eaa and adopted and or
dere;d to be f ct. -
W. W. Edwards. on b.h II o. the
committee ou Finance, submitted thr
following report
FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT.
10 the Honwable irssideat ard Members
,aftAs Police Jury Of the Parish Of
=. TerMil.On.
Z The report of the Finance COMMITTEES.
Of said parish, would respectfully VOW
unit" your Hon. body that they have
y. tiled witt, the Parish Treasurer con-
crrniDg all monies coming into the par
ish treasury siuce the first stttleme, T.
mp che "a day Of February 1881, and
find ;,s fellows, to wi
Isaac Wise, Treasurer, DR.. WI
To balance due at last report 5 2O37 %
ANTS paid into the Treasury Il
by various persons other thar !:
Collector, 434 90
Amt # warrants paid in by
Collector; 1880 2l6 II
Amt received Of Collector on ,
the tax Of 1880 sos 4s
Amt Of licenses Of 1880 253 81
Amt received on tax 1873, cash 38s AZ
,.s s s,436 II
.i....- Cr
BY warrants received Of Collec-
tor 5 2i5 "a
Treasurer 2s1 30
Police, Jury fund warrants 1880 III 30
1880 go 90
Warrants Dist Atty fund 1880 IA 81
:; do do do 1879 81 80
Printer g. Station RS fund 1850 ga 81
Maglstra, e's &c. fund 1880 402 81
do do 1873 a so
License e. Bridge fund 1880 IS 81
:. do = do 1879 5571
Draft of A. Nunez- 1879 IS 90
Warrants on surplus funds 1877 !, 78 81
Warran Road funds g.. 1879 Is 90
d" SURPLUS funds Of 1876 g IS
and Bridge Id 1875 rs 90 :? 50 IS
Amt paid ju.'gmen j. o. Lego 80 90
Warrants crinn'i pros fund 1850 1866 IS
do do do 1878 1444 81
Deduct School tax 1856 Al
Bel in the treasury Feby 2 1881 1856 10
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09

I'll: iGe FIELD PUBLISHING co..
Proprietcrs, ;.
I55 and l57 Dearborn Street.
: ...CHIrAGO, ILL
Y. ROWE Mohawk Editor and
~ One cory each If the
MERlpI0NAL and thr FIELD to one
address IS 90.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09
/ SOUTHERN CULTIVA
TOR.

= IS the time to subscribe
Y old ard reliable Agricul.
journal. II is in its xxxvIi
= aud stands at the head
ichlt,u'al papers. l is now
sed by the Constitution,
40, Ga.
g.. 81. & l,5O Ter annum
a 10. -. 1880 /"
20 ~. 20 90 -" ..s
WRUY. CONSTITUTION.
easAT SOUTHERN FAMILY
PAPER. !.
...1i,50 per annum
" 1881 = 3"
nO..... 1000 !" ="
'uvator and Weekly TO
ane address $50 /" =
aa,ed ever were. Lib
alnisionr. Address.
VCNSTlTUTION.
Atlanta, ca.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
PERSONAL,

Mr.. Alonzo Aillett, is in the city for few
days,
General II. P. Mabry, of Fort Worth, was
in the city yesterday.
Pat Lane, one Of TOrrsll's most genial gem
tlemsn, WAS in the city yesterday.
Colonel j. NJ. Jones, of Longview, one of
the leading attorneys Of eastern Texas, is in
the city and paid the HERALD Office q call.
j. l.. Clsmons, "Ro1ie," formerly ono o.
the best officers in this city, but now messen-
ger on the Texas Central, was in the city
yesterday.
Captain Eugene B. Millott, ofKansas CITY,
the Texas cattle king, ia in the city, having
been in attendance on tho stockmen's decis7
ion at Fort Worth.
DR.. A. p. Brown, deputy grand master
A, o. U. W., Of Jefferson, Is in the city in
attendance upon tho grand lodge and made
tho HERALD pleasant call.
Colonel +. W. Latham and wife, nee Miss
Sprague, of Rhode Island were in Chicago
on the 9Th, on route for his rancho between
Corpus Christi and Brownsville. Hsis deeply
interested in the progress OF the Chicago
Texas u Mexican Central, and will do all in
his power to secure its success. No man in
Texas is better vsrsed in the affairs of III,
southwestern part Of the state and northern
Mexico.
This morning Mr.. Q. II. Clancy, the well
known manufacturer and patentee of the
dcuble-seated or lined drawers, ss well al
the maker OF all sorts Of mems wear in III,
way Of shirts, collars and cuffs, leaves for ,
trip 10 New York and othor eastern points
While there he will purchase nne and So
lect lot Of goods, and those who contemplate
purchasing had best await the arrival Of hi
goods. While east he will visit his old home
Paw Paw Michigan. God speed you
Clancy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
CITY BRRVVEImH.

The heaviest frost of tho season covered
the ground yesterday morning.
The Board Of Trade saloon is where good.
genuine, pure, old.lashionsd liquor can be
had.
Thanks to the Queen City band which
dssoursSd such sweet music under our win
dows last night.
Three peraons who sport defective Aues on
their premises were fined in tho mayors court
yesterday morning.
The weather has moderated, and il is now
more like spring time, "gentle Annie" than
hosry old winter.
Miss Harry, daughter of j. @. Harry, il
stopping at her fathers. She arrived lat
Saturday night and weighs nine pounds.
The nOrth.bound passenger train on the
Texas Central due here Tuesday night, aid
not arrive until 2'SO o'clock yesterday after
noon.
The Texas ~ Pacific is laying IFS track il.
and near Dallas, with steel rails, and maxine
coed crossings of roads and streets wherever
needed.
Sam Chang, Chinese laundrymsn, WAS
tned " and cost in the mayors court, yes
tersay morning, for having o defective aue
on his premises,
A brakeman in the yard OF the Toxas
Central, by the name Of Burke, had bis righ.
foot mashed yesterday by lol of iron falling
on it. DR.. Pace, the physician Of the road,
attended him.
The principal officers of the Chicago,
Texas u Mexican Central railway company
are expected in the city next Saturday, when
dednite developments may DO looked for in
this important enterprise 70 Dallas.
Read tho advertisement Of George Clsrl<'s
livery stable in another column. Mr.. Clark
is one of tho successful business men of Dnl-
las. He came 10 this city q few years ago
without dollar and by industry and Gloss
attention to business, no has achieved that
success which always follows mort.
An old lady, recently arrived in Dallas,
met an old veteran on tho strests yesterday,
and asked him about the Elicit family of
Texas, Old Vet. said, "Well, madam, which
Elllott--in old days l knew old Uncle jos
Eliott, on the Lavaca, and Elliott,of Elliott s
ferry, on the Colorado, aud Billy Elliott, a
big-hoarted Irish merchant in San Antonio,
and then came John d. Elliott, an editor in
Austin, and John I. Elliott, a lumber dealer
in Dallas, and finally John Y. Elliott, editor
OF tho Dallas HERALD. Does any of them
it your caser' The old lady, raising her
glasses, said; "Look here, young man, you
know more about the Elllotts than do, and
!I,want you TO trace up my claim to lands in
Texas as an heir Of the Elliotts. Which ono
OF them do you think / had better strike
under" Old Vet, lOekiug wise, responded !:
"old Joe, OF course. He WIS bachelor,
had lots Of land and died without known
relstyein the country" "That's so," said
tho old lady; ''now just 70 10 work and prove
up my claim and will do as much for you if
an opportunity ever offers"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

ELSEWHERE will be found an account OF
tho St Louis, ARKANSAS & Texas railroad.
II will DO seen that the proposal limo of this
road is from For. Smith, Arkansas, along
the lima between that state and tho Indian
uation into Texas az Lanesport, on Rad river.
From this point the road will mako conneo-
ton with the Texas & Pacific either at Long
view or at Dallas. 1t must be evident that
Dallas should bO tho poiat, for the reason
that here il will secure connection with the
Texas & Pacific, tho Houston s. Texas Cen
'rsl, north and south, and the Chicago,
TsEss 81 Mexican Central road, as we'll as
with the Dallas IS Wichita branch of the
Mi''ouri Pacific. The advantages of these
connections will be apparent at glance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
A nong fer tho Sauth.

From Ludden & Bates Southern Music
House, Savannah, Ga, we receive splendid
long and chorus entitled 1.-THE Southern Sol
der Boy" with words by Father Ryan and
music by w. Ludden, which wo can COM
mend as grand song that will DO welcomed
wherever the southern soldier boys memory
lie held dear. Tho poet priests touching
words are here set by msstsr hand to tens
der melody, and tluingly dedicated 10 the
southern mothers whose soldier boys slesp
in graves
unmarried by q name, unmarked by stone,
Aud only the voice OF the wind mRlIeth moan
Der the mound where never flower is
strown."
The superb engraving on title page, illus
trating-the soldier boy in confederate uni
ferm-a grave in the weeds where the moss
o'srsrown-s grave in tho heart Of his moth
erin itself eloquently tells the story. Can
be sung by voices of mediua range, with
either piano or Reed organ accompaniment.
For sale by all music dealers. Price 30 cents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
HuddIestOu Again.

Joe Huddeston, who has gained SO much
notoriety recently as being an accomplish in
a series of stage robbsries between Fort
Worth and WeatherfOrd several years since,
made candid acknowledgment Of his guilt
yesterday morning in tbs federsl court.
Huddleston has beer confined in the county
Jail for quite lengthy period, and has Gt-
tempted, with apparently plausible system
to evads the Just punishment which the law
contemplate for his offense. At one time BIO
could have extricaied himself from the
clutches Of justice by turning STATES owl
denco" and volunteering his testimony against
bis pals" This he refused to do, however,
in the vain hope of being released without
compromising his friends. Since his arrest
in Indiana evidence has accumulated agains.
him in such damaging shape as 70 convince
even himself that he would have to succumb
to the demands of an outraged law, albeit he
became violently indignant when a reporter
would interrogate him IS to his probable
guilt.
HudlltSton, it will be remembered, was
employed by tho E Paso stage company in
the capacity of a driver, and, by virtue OF
his position, was enabled to CLEAN much in
formation from the postmastsrs relative to
the quality Of matter that sweled the bags
on his route. This knowledge he would
convey 10 his friends, the highwsymon, and
afIcrward robbery war easily effected. He
gives the following version Of the robbery,
the commitment Of which he WAS charged
with in the federal court yesterday morning.
He aasertnd that no lnAvy thnra vyaa r,opoy i,
the mail bags, and made arrangements With
a pseudo passenger, Terry by name, on the
stage, to rob tho vehicle, together with tho
passengers, at a certain point. The
deed was accomplished with the utmost sat-
islsction. HuddleSton received as his share of
the bounty $47, md Terrys eXchsquer was re-
plenishad 10 the tune Of $50. Terry after
ward made confession and caused his
arrest.
The court, after hearing this statement
remAnded Huddlest0n back to jail to await a
disposition of the charges preferred against
aim this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
For the Poor.

Tomorrow night at Lively hall will be
given under the auspicies of numbsr Of
charitable citizens of this city, apound party
and dance for the benefit OF the poor of the
city. A great many tickets have bssn dis
tributed among number of ladies and with
a coed many business men for sale. There
is poverty in Dallas, and tho HERALD b.
lisvss that there is more than enough gene.
rogity on tho part of her citizens to alleviate
the wants Of those who are truly deserving.
Instead Of throwing away your loose change
Friday, save it and purchase ticket 10 the
charity entertainment, which will not only
Afford yeu value received, but give you an
opportunity of doing good. To day the
Messrs. Levi will have wagon 10 circulate
for the purp'le Of receiving pound packages
Help the poor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
Something Needed.

At last lamp chimney is msde which
does not break from draft, dsmpness, cold
air or heat, what blessing Every one of
our readers has no doubt often lost hervr his
temper because, Just at the momeHt when 3
lamp was most needed the last chimney in
the house would brcsk, we therefore advise
everyone TO 20 TO D. Goslin eal buy the
Dragon brand chimney, ask your grocer for
them a. all retail dealers can be supplied 81
the CsinS Hall. The price is but tribe
higher than ths common.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
Dill. Roll mud Riea
NJ. A. SCHnIpT,
A. EIsESLoHR,
ID, SCHROEDER.

Zone by one the roses fall" This, per.
haps, the most important murder trial, and
certainly one which created moro intense
feeling than any other in this county, is
finally of the docket. 1hs state entered a
nollo pros. in Bells case, to secure his ev,-
denee against the other tive. Dill and Rice
were both convicted of murder in the first
degree. Bell has fed the state. This appellate
court reversed and remandOd. The state then
entered nolle as 10 Rice TO secure his owl.
denee against Dill. In the trial of Dill tho
jury disagreed. The state was unable to 20
10 trial without the evidence of Bell and
wife. The case has hung fire for nearly FIVE
years, and on yesterday morning the case
against Dill was dismissed. While pub.
lie opinion has been strong against these de-
PENDANTS, especially Dill, yet according 10
formS Of law they are free. Judge Thur
mond, the leading counsel for Dill, hss Justly
received very high compliments for bis able
and successful defense of this important case.
None but the most skillful adv cate it seems
to us, could have succeeded in this case. The
prosecution has been abls, determined and
tenacious. judges Hurt Bower, Seay and
others fought ably but tho defense ha, been
victorious.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

JAMES N. RAY, reported by associated
rrs'sto have been killed in Scott county,
Tennessee, was indicted few years ago for
manufacturing and issuing counterfeit money.
IL was district attorney of the Knoxville
di'!rct At the time; was incsrcerated In the
county jail, and, by some legal technically,
oc,pod punishment. he returned to the
p'cico of law, but was ever afterwards ro-
gSrdsd with suspicion by the better class Of
citizens, and 1t is not improbable that this sf-
far hsd something to do with his untimely
taking of.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

which to make preparations, Dallas can get
ready for rs splendid an affair as was ever
witnessed in Texas, an affair that viii be a
credit, an honor to her and a sstisfac!ioR'to
tae thousands OF visitors who will Hock here
We understand that somo Of our
business mon ere cSnvsssing the proposition
for Aardi Gras celebration, and in the in
tsre,tS ofths city we trust tbst the matter
may meet with encouragement, aad Dallas
have Msrdi Gras, tso, as well as other
riiige.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
Bohny & Crozier,. snlooon.

Ifyou drink at all, drink none but the pur-
est liquors. The next advice is 10 60 where
ysu can always get that kind. Where!
Why, Bohny & Crozier's, of course. Their
coy saloon is on the corner Of Main and
PoydrAs streets; is open day and night. They
have fresh beer on tap OF all hours, and their
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

AS stated last Tuesday this society is in
full activity to carry of the lSurels sgsin st
the s@ngerfeat in Galveston. AT q meeting
last night it WAS resolved thst nsw banner
should be procured, and for this purpose tho
society concluded to give an entertainment
and ball in aboSt tive weeks, and the com.
mittees appointed for tho occasion guarsp-
Tao tho success. The following eompoSo
The COMMITTEES;
NJ. A. SoHlupT,
A. EIsEsLoHR.
d. SCuROEDRR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

William Green, colorsd, charged with
burglary, was given three years.
Msjsr Majors, for stealing hsrse, got
evo years.
Frank Flowers, for shaking horse Assh,
was given seven years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

ss-NorICE.-Meetlng of stockholders of
the City National Bank. A meeting Of the
stockholders of the City National Bank,
OF Dallas, will be held at the Office
OF add bank on Monday. the 18th day
Of February, 1881, at 8 o'clock p. M, for
tho purpose of electing board OF directors of
said.bapkfor the ensuing year. BY order Of
the board OF directors.
george W, MAHoNEY, Cashier,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

A lady ofcxpsrience offers her services as
nurse In cases Of sickness, and particularly
TO ladies In csndnement. The best Of refer
ences given. Leave srisr OF HERALD Office,
addressed 10 Mrs. D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
IkDioAT OES.

Southerlg 10 ,rssierly gind8, risiag temperature
and ciedr or party coH'N 'redthef "tA "e-
Ian r.y or sin ~ ri ing boro1,rier @St " ietda.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

Co1nOr's drugstore is the place to buy
Christmas goods
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

Fall and winter dress goods at cost Ut A.
e. u. Mitenthsls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

Five hundred barrels OF choice apples, (
ba closed ont at cost, ut DeStetano Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

B0AH-SAMuELs-By II. Pangburn, Dec
90, In Hutehins, az the residence OF hsr
bro,her-in-law, +. G. Bledsoe, Sarah l..
Samuels and Richard Boaz, of Fort worth,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

Only 81. so for good boys suit at A. & T.
MitterAhal's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
SPECIAL ROTIoE.
Notice to Stockholders and ID Directors
OF the Dallas & wichita n, n, Co.

The regular annual meeting OF tho stock.
holders and the board Of directors of the Dial.
las n Wichita railroad company will be held
at the general ofiice OF the company in the
city OF Dallas on the third Tuesday In Janu-
airy, A. d. 1881, at /. O'Clock noon.
WILSON ID. DENNETT.
Secretary Dallas s Wichita II. 4, .Co.
Dallas, December is, 1850.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

Blankets and quilts at cost at A. & E.
Mittenthal's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
MAR RIED.

MORTON - CLEVlEGER Near Hutchins,
Dec, o, by, IL; Pangburn, Lewis Norton and
Belle ". Clevinger.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

ThOmpsOn's Theatre.
Prices reduced to suit the times, 10, %
aud so cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

Apples as cheap as 55u want them at
DeStefano Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
Take "BLAoK-DRAUaHr" and 3,

viii never be bilious.
FSraale by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13

2 sro....T, DALLAs, TExH,
Iahn ] u .osI. }
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-31

thought they would Try make tho Shepherd pny o Of
tmo he tired aud and hsrried and finally after
ing two thousand dollars return and ia ,nts
he saw the last Of his immigration ring ="
change Of is balm wounded surt Ia beer t,,
physio it
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-31

Pluck from tho memory q rooted sJtroE
ItiH" out the written troubles ~ tho brain
MA With some sweet obilyiuus aniidota
Cleanse the stuffed bosom ~ that p.fil1us etog
Which weighs uppu tho heart"
, 1881-12-20
4 I.UNU JFAft
Iasefat Uitnatkh Ii Ithk {.Alfaaa Tf{kuU4.

Gpsetal DtspatsA u III t'Attapa 1rttuna.
:. WARRINGTON. H. t., Deg. lp.-Tha IIouse
1lntl another long any's spsson, anil added n
hundred Or 1u0tu bills. to u,aa already oYcr.
hugdenrtl calentlar, a,al flalped to Increase
tho stock nf waste paper for tho junk.shopM
Mt the olld at tile Congress. The bills w0re0 Ut
the saine general character as tllDsa which
l,ave atfeady been intrQduced, a,ltl. attor the,
first r0li-call nt tho Status WA c0unp!ctedff I
(which 1t t0uk tho sessIohs Ut thrao teglslA-.s
tIyo days II acconutlall, tlere were 10 many
members who lind been overlooked, with
wero pbsrnt or wlto lad htpn Industrious
enough tn DRIFT new BILLS, TINT. I hvlng alpn-
day, another call ot V.e Suites Wis Or
doreu. aud q great n!ai,y' nnro bills
ca,'ie Ill., Thu bills :. sllpwlsl tilat
the Rttninpt. Al laaat,:; Will bas 1iad0
to glvs tho Wars n,,l Menus Con,m|ttro.l II
great tea to dn In TIP confederation 1t lnrIit
questions. The Southern nlsIl ilre very
eatl.gst In their ctfurts"to ropeal tho taxes
asa restrictions upon <lla sale OF tobaec0 in
tho plntters' Aatnls, II ttley casnot uboI1slI
tho Internal Reyen,lu law altogetiler-Mhlel,
II IL doubtful 1t my Of them seriously dx~
pect to be abla to accomplish. Tie Iionss
speedily cohcurred In tue Senate blli er9Itt'