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Daily Republican., 1885-03-13

William II. England, No. oil Wash
ington street, has couple of very old
copies OF the Pehnsylvania Gazette, thu
Oldest daily paper published In the
United States. The name Of the papeI
IL now the Philadslphia North Ameri-
can. They are 16xl6X inches with
four pages, and four columns to the
page. Ono of them was published Feb.
ruary 9th, 1893, aud the other May 1st,
1899. They are in a remarkably we'll
kept state and are filled principally with
foreign news, United States laws and
other official notices. As usual with
old papers, they contain large mum.
ber Of runaway apprentices, but 1t ID
evident that our fathers of those days,
engaged in merchandising, did not
think the road 10 success lay through
liberal advertising. Instead of the
publishers card appearing at the head
Of the first page, 1t is at the bottom OF
the last column.
Mr.. England has also quito large
number Of pieces of continental script
used during the revolution, and for
some years thereafter. The script ID
nothing more than soft pieces of paste.
board, the larger denominations being
3x4X inches, and the smaller 2,<x2N
inches. The pieces are elaborate.
ly decorated with illustrations of the
country 1t that time with heavy Dor.
dering. The ten chilling bills have the
following inscription "No. 1929
Ten Shillings. This indented bill shall
pass current for ten shillings within the
Delaware State, according to an act Of the
General Assembly of said State, made
In the year OF our Lord one thousand
seven hundred and seventy.six. Dated
the first day of May, 1777 Ks.
JOHN CLARKE.
II. SoUTHwOOD."
On the diverse side are the words
" Ten Shillings," at the top. Under
meath 10 sheaf of wheat in q square,
heavy border, and underneath that the
words :"To Counterfeit Is Death. Print.
ed by John Adams, 17T.
The collection Of script contains about
20 pieces, ranging in value from six
pence to twenty shillings, varying in
size, and similitudes, with inscriptions
nearly alike to suit the value Of the
script, but all with the inevitable warn
ing, To Counterfeit il Death"
IL is needless TO say that Mr.. England
values his relics very highly, as the
older they become the more valuable
they are, not tor their intrinsic worth,
but for the memories they awaken in
our minds of the struggles OF our patri.
otic fathers.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
Destructiye Fires.

st. Dominic's Catholic church, in
Washington, WAS burned On Thursday
morning, only the stone walls being
left intact. The building cost about
100000 and was insured for $780,
A fire at Stroudsburg, Penn, early
on Thursday morning, destroyed the
broom factory Of Fabel & Singer, and
damaged the Burnett House. Edward
Caven, fireman, was killed by the fall
ing of part of the hotel stable, which
was also destroyed.
The passenger depot of the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad at Railway New Jersey,
was burned early on Thursday morn
ing. Loss, $4,000. The fire was
caused by the overhe ating of a furnace.
Two buildings near the Erie depot
In Olesn, New York, were burned on
Thursday morning. The loss is esti-
mated at $50, 900.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
Deeds OF Violence.

Deputy Marshals arrived at For
Smith,. Arkansas, on Thursday, ant
learned that about three weeks age
John M. Oliver and neighbor named
Crockett had quarrel about the paw.
ment of small debt. A few days
later. while Crockett was passing Oil
ver's house, he WAS shot and killed. Sew
eral deputy marshals in the neig b bor-
hood attempted 70 arrest Oliver. He
resisted with y rifle and u pistol, and
was shot dead.
Three colored men named Young, La
than and Freeman, arrested for com
plioity in murder, we're lyDched by a
mob at Union City, Tennessee,on Wed
nesdAy night.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
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Sun rises o.l3. Sun ssts ooe.
Agents lOF 1nnl0p,n Hats,
Bumford BroshoFo. Aattere.
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Try Bushs coal you will like II.
Brasilian Tonic Bittsrs only % csnts.
Birds and cages at Parker's, East and st.
Miliard r. Davis, jswslsr,s o 4. End street.
pity Laundry. Sixth and Shiplsy strests.
Strong cough candy ct Ferguson's,l1 END
Wrngers sold and repaired, st Gle Shiplsy
fins IL K. RinKSSt HAnrs Is Z. Fourth q
brazilian bsim, ooukDs ana colds, 10 cts
Tally at Ferguson's, .. III East Second street
New lot chair seats, price reduced, ,99c. store
Have your carpets laid, by George r.
hodges. 6o7 Shipley street.
Chew Pilgrim or Hold Fast. Get 1t at Nul.
lins, 2b West Front street.
81 sor ary goods carpets. oil cloths. china and
glassware, go to Adair's, 413 King street.
Whom you move have your uphoistertpg
Done Dy Geo. II. Hodges, b07 Shipiey street.
For good butter and cheese, 10 to II. H,
house.
or the twelve prisoners, In the San Diego
County, CAL, jail recently, nine were In
Disraeli, said q man who was helped twice
saucer. "' - 70" anu ''H'' ou' Vi 'n'
Tho Japanese have new dictionary of the
Oninese language, com prising no less than Y
volumes
Some needless fellow recently passed fifty
dollar Confederate note in Montreal for j
nice ring.
The average charge for the passage of q
snip through the the Suez Canal is stated at
| about ", 900.
Twenty-Five OF the great sugar plantations
OF the Island Of Cuba are farmed by the
jesuit order.
Fine salt oysters 10, 81 and 90 cents per
quart at Pennel's stali, l2o King street, and
all kinds Of fresh fish.
Take your babies to Hollands, 3O1 Market
street, and have their pictures taken by the
instantanoous process.
Mons, ladies, and children's fine shoes for
less than cUst at l. +. Adair's to close out his
stock Of shoes this week.
Gilt mOuldings are now all the sty 10, and
am furnishing ine gilt and fancy frames for
70 per cent of Of last seasons prices. Baugh.
2O3 West Second street.
Finest family Bibles IN the city Prices from
70 w On lnstalments. Gall on John u.
Bryant, Pennsylvania House, or leave orders
At REPUBLICAN office.
koss now has q fine assortment Of latest
styles OF Derby ha Is, made to order OF two
dollars-bcst In the city. Also, a large stock
" unusiW Wohit kloNob, ucChW WC8T anu uOtiOub.
Oall and see them.
Elegant plush and morocco albums -
Prices 50 and ~ each, in small weekly pay.
ments. Leave orders at RKPUBLIcAN offiue,
or call on John .. Bryant, Pennsy lvania
House, King and Front streets.
SONG OF THEP.M.
No more am +. nj.
Aud with the r. Nj g stand,
An ink pad on the table,
stamper in my hand.
No more before the letters
An work with glowing face,
For some cOnfounded bourbon
Has got my cosy place.
No more III read the postals,
No more the contents scan,
Nor superscriptions scrutiniIe
Nor party meanness plan.
Aud CloOtie take the democrats,
With Cleveland In the van
"Otbello's occupations gone"
As sure as Pm a'man.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
bected to its being
Dill, as he was oppos-
Proceedings

p, on Thursday, Mr.
ska, offered the fol-
Resolved, That the
the United States
directed TO furnish
convenient speed
ee State Depart
he matter of a ru.
eDeral kuhno Bar.
atemala, TO seize
destroy the integ-
ics of Nicaragua,
Vhdor and Costa
at precautions are
ta o Department
bon and nainte.
Or panding trea
nblics of Central
of the United
lso TO give what
rtinsnt may have
participation in
p In said Central
y any European
the resolution be
the table. The
!thall, appointed
from Mississippi,
!, was presented,
mr. Vanwyck
offered by him
ng the Secretary
Attorney Gener-
ent the sale Of
Ate of Florida to
pm of railroads.
, pending which
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
CoME AND SEE THE FINEST GOOD.

~ at 102 East Fifth street, We were for
tunate enough TO get In u lot o. fine fruit and
tea at prices that defy competition Those
evaporated peaches, ut 10 cts. per H., cannot
be bought for less than 80 cts. in any store In
Philadelphia. and those apples at s cts, we
sold the same for IL Cts, apricots 10 cts, new
raisins 10 cts, California plumbs 10 cts a ID
our No. ~ tea is worth 80 cts, and this fine
mixed tea at SO cts. is worth 80; come and
SEQ this coffee at 10 cts. per lb hit is not as
glod az you pay rs cts. for In other Dlaces;
white sugar cts ALI our coffee is cleaned
IN fhe roasting and gives no trouble. Cur
10 cts. is good. 4 customer said, can't you
sell me some coffee Id. for rs Cts, l said
would, and did, and have eome left Id.
for 25 cts. Give 1t u trial; come In the morn
ny and see the good, c0Hle in tn after coon
AID see the crowd At l02 Ia st Fifth street.
l. VI. WlEl. ml2-6tk
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
Re Educated for som.,h,nr

1t Is a mistake to suppose that good
general education will secure success
In life. No wise man accepts general
invitation to dinner; it involves no
particulars. Only q particular educa.
ton is OF practical use. Let the bows
be educated for something particular
lawyers, doctors. clergymen, printers,
merchants. tradesmen-only something q
definite. No hands are 30 often i'd le as
those which are supposed by the owners
and by no one elso-dt to "turu to
anything"
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
What tho Fireman Sav..

William Morgan, of our city, WIN
resides at Ninth and Pine streets, was
fireman on the locomotive wich ran into
the two men while crossing the Deiae
ware 4. Il. track at Easton, Md. on
wednesday morning. The men. he
says, were not seen until struck bv the
locomotive, and Mr. Earle was throvn
with such force against a to egraph pole
at the side OF the track. that it was
broken IN two, which no doubt was the
cause of his instant death. ~
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
The Tea N en- Captured,

Charles Thomas and Mathew Fisher.
the prize tea men, who failed to appear
when their names were called for trial
Ia Philadelphia last Monday, and
whose bail was declared forfeited,
have been captured in Erie, Pa, and
will be taken back to Philadelphia for
trial.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
FOur-FIffhs

OF our American people are afflicted
with sick headache in eiCher its ner-
vous, bilious or oOngestive forms,
caused by irregular habits, high lis ing,
ETC., and no remedy has ever conquered
it until DR.. Leslie's Special Prescrip.
ton was discovered. Give 1t trial.
Bee advertisement in another column.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
. S1mzap' Whstc ruiWouSc
KAlsnrn.

Tue leading lung remedy of Whining
ton, Del, and the best lung and sore
throat medicine ON earth. For coughs,
sore throat, hoarseness, Group, etc. Sold
by dealers. 90 cents and 81. Main
Depot, Fourth and K ing Philadelphia
Johnston, Hollow ay & Co., 602 Arcf
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
The place to purchase jewelry and
silverware is at Baynard's.
The street Com m issioner.

1t was generally expected that Citv
Council would elect q S rect Comm;s.
sioner lie evening, TO fill the unexpired
term of Lewis Zebley, decease,. bnt
no action was taken in the matter. The
absence of Mr. Merris Taylor left the
Democrats without majority, and "A
1t was not even certain that all of the
eleven Democrats present would he
bound by the action of the caucus that
Nominated Mr.. McCloskey, nothing was
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13

1t was Methodist parson this time
and an Ohio one at that he limited thai
It would be nice to go to Europe, rs hif
throat trouble was getting worse, but
the good deacons saw through the
whole scheme, sant for a bottle of DIR,
Bulls Cough Syrup, and consequently
now enjoy good sermon, delivered in
a good, clear tone.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
Does q Large Business.

YerRer,at Fourth and Shipley streets
Is doing fine business. He has now
employed two first class gilders steady
and can meet all demands for fine gold
frames. He has plenty of work. Owing
to the duh times, his prices being low
makes his business good all the time.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
Re.giiding Of Picture Frames.

Everybody that have any picture
frames or looking-glass frames that
need re.gilding, Yerger, at 405 Shiplsy y
street, does it. He employs none but
skilled gilders. No gold paint used,
none bnt gold leaf.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
Interes,inx Enterta,nm....

Next wednesday evening the social
circle OF the Second Baptist ch urcb viii
give grand entertainment, at which
BIBLICAL and other tableaux will he nra.
sented. There also will be- music and
recltations. A cordial invitation Is
free. Aeeion
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
u OllCa.

Don't forget the place for your oors
aud shoes ; they are still going at c It,
cheaper than the cheapest. Call and
bs convinced. positively intend to
quit the businesses March 25Lh.
w. s. LEDNUM, 221 West Eighth st.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
L1st..Of Public Sal -.
March

IL henry THOMPSON, MIL Greek HID.
Il Jos Handy, Brandywine Hid.
10 John Cozzens, Brandywine Hid.
10 w. II. ''ayett, W. Clay Ureek Hid
IL w. >. Quigley, city.
II James nclDtire, New Castle HID.
10 N. Dayett, White Clay Greek Hid
10 +. Fols, New Castle Hid.
10 +. II. Law, Christ HID.
=, ~ Jos. Cannon, III Market street.
10 Webster b. Caven er Mill Greek
" 20 Jane Frackin. Mill Greek Hid
q L. I Str I'D, wilmington, D.l
II Eagle n i,rc., NeE castle Hid.
Il T.. ii nder-r. lltb ward.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
A Careful DrurRSs,.

Every one feels sure of nnra dx
and moderate prices at Veasev'. duRs
store, Eighth and Monroe streets 1hS ThSs
prescription trade of the store shows
steady Increase over last year at .h,s
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
Pain Victor.

viii cure without fail all pains that
man Is heir to. Ask your druggist for
it, or call at the Office. s. f. corner
Third and Market streets and be reliev-
cd.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
For Rent.

etable near corner of Eighth and
Monroe streets. suitable for three horses
and four wagons. Rent cheap. Apply
at this office or 502 West Seventh
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13

In the U. s. Circuit Court at Chicago,
on Thursday, Judge Blodgett denied
the motion for new trial in the case of
Joseph G. Mackin and William
Gallagher, convi led OF par tt ,ipation
in the Eighteenth Ward election frauds.
He then sent need them to two years
imprisonment In the Joliet penitentiary
and payment OF fine of $4,000 each.
The Judge ordered the prisoners into
the custody of the u. s. Marshal and
deferred the date of their departure for
ten days. Bail was refused. Papers
pray ing for review of the case will
probably be presented In Court by ex-
Judge Gresham today, when the
prisoners will doubtless be again
admitted to bail. The petition for a
review is the last step that can bs taken
in their case.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13

Is good father who brings his family
home q big package of Diamond Dust
to keep things bright and nice-he can
get trusted for that much.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13

Tomorrow promises 10 be clearing
and cool, followed by rising tempera.
t9re. Sunday generally fair and de.
ctiealy WARMER.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
News Summary.
HAIL BAGS RIFLED.rHE WRECK
ED SHIP ALAnM-STRlA.
ING MINERS. ETC.
NEWS FROM ALL AROUND

At Kin gston, Ontario, on Thursday
morning, cut and rifed mail bag
from Gananoqne was found uLder 8
freight shed at the Grand Trunk depot.
The mails were also taken from .
Grand Trunk train from the East, the
door OF the car being found looked, with
the Key rem mainiDgin In the lock. Mail
bags from other points are also said to
be missing.
A dispatch from Key West, Florida,
says that wreckers are Of opinion that
every pound Of cargo will have to be
taken from the ship Alarm before she
can be foated. The United States light
house steamer Laurel Is towing her.
Ihe vessel is not bilged, and tho wreck
ers think they can get her off without
serious injury.
Inc election in Bordentown, New
jersey, on Wednesday resulted in the
choice OF II the Democratic candidates,
except Collector and Poormaster. This
reverses last yesr's result and gives the
democrats control OF the Burlington
County Board Of Freeholders.
The Castle Shannon miners yester
day Joined in the strike Of the Pitts.
burg district miners for 3 cents. The
operators assert that the extent of
the strike Is greatly exaggerated, and
that two-thirds of the river mines are
still in operation"
The boiler in the blacksmith shop OF
the American Tube and Iron Company's
mills at Middletown, Penna., explo-
ed on Thursday afternoon, demolishinr
the building and injuripR nine men,
one OF them-the engineer, Melborne-
fatally.
A very cold wave passed over the
Ottawa vally, in Canada, on wednes-
day night. Temperatures were regis
tered Of IL below zero at Pembroke, %
below at Rockliffe, and % below at
Mattawa. The weather moderated on
Thursday.
The Executive Committee of thePenn.
sylvania Wool Growers Association.
In session at Pittsburg, has adopted reso-
buttons urging Congress to restore the
the tariff OF 1857, and has decided to
hold the next annual meeting of the
Association at Beaver ON May 28th.
The U. 8. man .of-war Lackawanna
arrived at San rancisco on Thursday
from Acapulco. She had twelve cases
OF yellow fever and two deaths during
the passage. The victims were Owen
Grifhth, barber, and William Wilde,
sailor.
1t Is announced that Major ]. M.
Haworth died suddenly on Thursday
morning at Albuquerque, New Mexico.
he was the superintendent Of the In.
dian schools In the nation, and was on
q tour of inspection at the time of his
death.
The Connecticut House Of Rerresen-
tatives on Thursday, by unanimous
rising vote, passed a resolution ex-
pressing sympathy for General Grant
and qualification at his restoration to
the army.
The Governor. General of Canada On
Thursday received telegram from the
Imperial Government accepting the
offers Of Canadian volunteers for service
IN the Soudan or elsewhere.
A news Ggent named Dorscher was
on Thursday sent to Jail In Charleston.
South Carolina, for selling the Police
Gazette and the Police News.
The health authorities of BROOKLYN
have consented to the landing at that
port, subject to disinfection, of q cargo
of RAGS from Smyrna.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13

II you wish q musical instrn,..
the best make and at prices thai dseme
competition, why. cali at BavnarS'sy
Fifth and Msrket streets. max" d
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
Council.
R MEETING OF
sIL ON THU RS.
ENlNG, ETC.
[S RE SIG N S.

keting q. City Council
nrsday evening, with
In the chair. The
kpi tho minutes partly
the Standing Com NIT
mi,tee reported favor
Ion of Jacob Stuck, for
ke an excavation in
front of his place OF
th and King streets.
hmittee 10 whom WAS
nority report on the
rom Hoflecker & Hot
damages i'r certain
Delaware river, who
b had their property
eeiieence OF the con
by the city 10 build q
an exhaustive report
entire matter, aud
hat in their opinion the
10 for damages.
sked If the sluice is
al present, CT II 1t
ut, and Mr.. Picsels
Ii nothing to do with
pittee was appointed
bort on damages. He
port be adopted, and
4 discussion the mo-
rer aeported a balance
tre Union National
t Of the city, and
bet week he had re-
IiIg amounts: Clerk
Court Pennington,
bctor Moody, 1857;
voet deceased, S23i. =
pr Kane, $3.50, City
b. 60
nlnissioDer reported
with u payroll
.5l, and the Sewer
ned . men employed.
g. SO. Both reports
orders drawn for the
OF tity Auditor Ball.
Cmmmitee reported
payroll, amounting
tders were drawn in
named. The trus.
opel petitioned for q
b., between Scott ana
ID the petition was
D p CoInnit,et.
Dnyid Cornell. on
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
Oi By the Way,

Have you seen those har d .ome 15.cent
papers, at II. L.. Holt's. No. 213 w est
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
TnrOat Diseases

Commence with a Cough, Geld, or Sore
Throat. " Browns bronchial Iroehes" give
immediate reiitef, Sold only In boxes. Price
- glI...
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
Clocks.

The incest striking clocks for $3.50.
Alarm clocks, 81 90. Joseph Kern,
S27X Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
Exsmine the 76.Cer,

Truss specially adapted forN NAN
"A nt guaranteed. A specialr .,
3. Danforth, druggist, Second a. Mar.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
state OF she TnermOmsssr
At the REPUBLICAN, ofiioe In the shAda
fo'clock 10 o'clock 12 O'Clock
300 30 4o

Fenn 3 Cos thermometer ,eris.ar..,
e'aterdAy, 43 degrees at q y, "a, SO u
: p. m, and 35 At 10 D. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13

Nine beautiful pictures for % cent?
Westcott & Cummings. 302 Market s,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13

a kinds OF silver and plated wan.
ht baynard's, Fifth and Mnrket s,rss.0
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13

III. A. Brown, foot of West street
will deliver In your cellar good coal
vel! screened ~ : srsu 90 s..:s.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13

received daily, wh0lesale and retail, at
u. @-cemaker'sa 5.2 KILL S.-est.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
Flexible ana AdIusuaD,e Tru.ses

for piles, prolapsus, AMI, etc., can be OBJ
tanned at ladies' department of Belts,
druggist, Sixth and Market. Ladies'
entrance, No. ] West Sixth street.
Lady attendant
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13

For good coal 20 TO Bush's, French
.tlSG. IL AasS..
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13
Dstake.

known butcher
market, made a
ping that came
is life. He has
been troubled
using a cough
ke a dose, he
20 proved 10 be
over his mis-
ell a quantity
minutes his
bat his wife
bd mustard and
omited. She
and he pre-
Mr.: Joslyn's 8
Dadly burned,
escaping as
Daily Republican., 1885-03-13

kslery
4 What better
A. So gems of
&Cumnipgs,
The Osceola times., 1885-03-14
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS
THE LEGIsLATURE.

THE Senate spent the greater part oil u G
day on the 18th in discussing measure 10
abolish fences in Crittenden and Lee Coun-
ties, and the House discussed the bill 10 hp-
propriate $4,000 to enlarge the state insane
Asylum. The Senatorial question Is again
dominant
In the Senate on the 81 efforts to send
the BILL recently passed, to prevent state
officials accepting free railroad passes 10
the House were defeated, and the measure Is
con sidered as dead. The bill to prevent the
sale OF liquor within three miles of the Acad-
eny at linton was passed, also the OH eN' e
emptlng school teachers and puplls irom
rtlng roads. The bill TO nix the lablllties
OF railroads for killing stock was defeated I,
also the bill making il "A felony for state or
county officers to inappropriate or embez-
zie property ana fund, OF the state. -. ihs
House passed the day in consideration OF
bill TO levy "A tax for general purposes ana
n bill to change the road law, upon neither
OF which any definite action was taken.
The House on the 30 adopted resolu-
uon requesting the Judiciary Committee TO
investigate the st. Louis, Iron Mountain x
southern and Memphis \ Little Rock Rail-
roads and ascertain " those corporations do
not owe large amounts of back taxes; Inc
introduction of the resolution caused unn'
sunl excitement Its author, Mr.. tishback,
Is candidate for United states senator TO
succeed Mr.. Garland.
IHE Senate on the sth passed the bilI
forfeitlng charters OF railroads in the State,
not constructed and held for speculation
also the bill changing the name OF Dorsey
County to Cleveland County, in honor of
PRESIDENT Cleveland. The county was orig
lnally named for senator W. Dorsey.
New bills as follows were presented: To re
qulre the construction of chutes or aprons
to facilitate the passage of fish over dams
across any stream In the state; to protect
retail dealers In alcoholic liquors; to en-
courage the building OF railroads and for
Other purposes........ln In the House thnt bone
OF contention known as the peg leg" bill
was referred to the Committee on Judiciary
Rock and appointing Board of Improve
ment passed the House by vote OF % 10 30.
In the Senate on the 9TH the bill to do
nate the state lands in Jefferson and Arkan'
sas Counties to the Pine Bluff 4 swan Lake
Railroad Company was passed. A bill to
permit foreign insurance companies to do
business in the state vas referred to the
judiciary Committee. The bin to aid in the
construction of the Ultima Thule Railroad
was amended, and made special order for
the ith.
THE question of the Senatorial success
sion to I'LL the vacancy caused by the resig
blocked legislative business on the eth.
The House passed a resolution extendin'- the
session (Which expires on the l2th) to 2 l"
eth. Meanwhile the cand dates are conf
forward, prominent being Poindexter Damn.
Ex-Governor Berry, Iorner. Fishback,
Walker, Breckenridge, House, ct al.