Daily State Record from Topeka, Kansas • 12

Let the gentleman see It that heshows clean record before "his people" for his ectlflk here in this matter, and he.y ill have little time to look to' the interests of others, have been charged with having dragged tbi subjeot into a party measure. The reverse ef this is tho truth, itnuw Sir, why ii it that this question has not been disposed of weeks, WJio hat been staving it off from time Io lime, ana are still trying? Is it the friends Of tbe "Unh peb Jr. Wht, In the Hons of en tbe MlAorlty Bill, My 10, 1S61. JUt. Wheat said' 'ja'.

CiiAiaMAH i It has always been ft very difficult matter with me to dlsouss a self-evi- And, sir, one of the hardest tasks I ever had was to demonstrate to the satisfaction of a pupil of mine that two. was contained in four Ffoe. for vigh: 18 irle4 t0 reason the truth into him, presenting he proposition lu every conceivable way that I could Invent. Drops, of sweat fell from his brow fromjthe intensity of bis mental effort to comprehend the reasoning, and after a night of bard tudy -the troth 'flashed upon his mind, and instantly he'ex'ulting sprang from hie bed in triumph. And had he been familiar with the classic phrase he might have shouted Eureka in the language of the ancient demonatrated the proposition that the sum of the square of the base and perpendicular is equal to the square of the hypotenuse." And now, sirhere is'a proposition equally self-evident as two and Jwo make four, and yet how hard it is to present the subject in vorsity bill?" nave we' not' alwayg 'beet' ready? and are now ready.

"Vff," ibe'frjeadj of the measure, desire nothing more than- liuil it stand or foil on its own! m'er'iriJJu''sl bow has It been with those who cfpone th acceptance? Yon have staved tbi. measure off from day to day, "'tSaeiriy iiH. to pay tbe Linn county Militia, suspended, and memorial read a seoond time. Mr. Morion presented an invitation to tbe members of the House te attend a party at the Chase Heuse this evening, with' their ladles.

House bills 249, 200201, 252, 250, 257, 258, 259, 261, 205,200, 270, 271, 278, 274, 875, and Joint Resolution. IV fr read a second UinelyDd referred to their appropriate oomroittees. House bill No. 25,4 a.n ect, 9 establish, BaU arles of State officers, and officers 'of the Legist lature, coming up for a third reading. Mr.

Stewart moved to strikeout two thousand dollars, as the Governor's salary, end insert fifteen hundred. Mr. Mooreoffered an amendment mating the compensation of the chief clerk of the House, and Stforetary of the Senate four dollars per day. Mr. Davis moved to amend section four, by striking out eighteen hundred dollars as the salary of the Chief Justices, and inserting fifteen hundred.

i id i nr. Buckmaster moved to amend by fixing the salary'of the Superintendent of Publio Instruction at $1000,00, instead of $1500,00, as in the original bills. "Lost. Mr. Legate moved to amend section two of Kill hv minincrHie aalarv of the Governor corn or I might rrjeot in hopes that within tho next, year I might have a better offer.

Gentlemen, see the futility of such an argument. Because we are poor we1 ought not, therefore, Io accept a giftl The gentleman from Linn tells us there Is no need of haste In accepting the proposition; that doubtless the trustees of Blue Mont College will be knocking at the door of the next Legislature, and the next, for the Slate to ao-eept. Hew does the gentleman know that? Is it a proposition that others inight not willingly accept and which tbe trustees are so anxious to sbuflle off" thoir bands? I do not doubt but the propositions were made to the Hierarchy of Rome, through their Prolate Lord, John Hughs, Ite would gladly accept tbe same, and would instantly put Its whole machinery in motion and thereby inaugurate a system which, Jn tho eye of the protestant world is subversive of all civil and religious liberty, and which I bolieve a vast majority of tho citizens of every part df this State would deprecates The noxt argument of my friend from Linn is that we should provide for the establishment of a good system of common schools) and thatJs all we need for tho present. We agree with him that it is highlyiroportant that we should inaugurate, a good system of It SKMIOV tsstf TVli -dt 1 REBATE. TorsKA, nay 13.

1861. Quorum not being present, lb Sergeant-aN ermi vu aiKpatebecl for Journal of Saturday read and approved. Rod Br1esftptUJbHf: relation to road, without amendment, and recommend-ed iHpasngo. jir. Lockhart, from Committee on Unrolled imlt; VeVoHexl Mllld eofrodtly enrolled i ii nr.

Martin, from Committee on Elections, reported bill fo. '8 "wilii amendments, and recommended its passage. iVoodfom fconimfttee 'on' Judiciary, reported bills 149 and 180 without amendments, Mossiige from the House announcing adoption ofaWbVJcui're'itJ resolution No. 10, in relation to auditing account of late Territorial Treasurer, mr Tbe Governor submitted a. lengthy-communication in answer to jn order passed Saturday, in remtloil to fToops kand tire defence of thd State 4.

Mr. Hoffman, from Committee on Military Xs(rit the Governor to callinto active service certain tpjjririd pftymont of the cxponseVof tie same, with amendment and recommended passage. On motion of Mr. Broadbead bill 221, an act could handle it in the settlement of there nezation cf Southern Nebraska, tbe Pea (Ten tiary and State Capital', And no ettJbVf done more to drag this God-like, subjecting the dirty pool than the- gentleman who is's profuse in his professions of loyality pit" and the denunciation of others. He i nn ttiA nhtoftL nf mAntAtlnmt.

Anil aspect that gentlemen are willing to under seems to have a very high appreciation olfeijn ucation, from the that he po feels'tli ncoessity of it, and still opposing with all hi might the very thing we are trying to I fear that he has eat el) corn( bread so that he is not willing that we shall eat CoWeam stand ldfNow here is a plain proposition com-Tfom the trustees of Blue Mont College, from io $2500.00 dollars, annually common schools, and as for as this branch of Dread. t- the Legislature is concerned has been done. But, sir, we differ very materially aa it regards the necessity of providing for a higher grade of education. There is at present time Withdrawn. The question being on the tutra readingof the it was The bill was then read a third time, and passed.

Mr. Eaton reported a. bill from the Commlti tee on Fees and Laid on the Uble 1 1 1 hb! In.) who, generously and with a liberality unparalleled in tbe history of any State, tendered to the Legislature or 1008.0 ef the State the Blue Mont College grounds, and libraries, tbe latter conjainlng nearly two thousand volumes and a choice selection of mathematical and philosophical apparatus, surrounded with (considering our surroundings) as great neces- pn'tidtagArtho location, of the county seat one hundred and twenty' acres or as rion ana 6n motion of Mr. Knowles tb. jmeasag from the 8enate were taken up and considered Mr.

Stark moved that the House nonconcur- tfJsWWs Sr1 special com-nitr threes conslstinc of Messrs. Broad" fertile land as can be found in tho State and sity as there will be-in time to come, 'mere was ft time when popular opinion entertained the idea that only t'10S0 destined for the professions "were entitled to a liberal education orjhat it wos necessary. That, sir, was old fogyism and the idea has been exploded and ORDEll'Of BAIXr'I 8Uto of Knw, County of C. Button Bnh, n. T.

Wllltmni. By Tlrtuo of order of mla to me directrd, lul oet of the DiKtilct Court of the County of of Knnsiw, dated April- 20ih, A. I). 18A1, wherulu C. DalBon Bmh is Plaintiff, and James William.

I Pofrnilant, I will, on Tupsilny, the Itltli day Of Jane A. 1). IS'il, bxtwonn hours of IO o'oli-ok A fir o'clock F. M. of said day, at the court )iouse door' in the rity or Toprkn, f'ounty' of ffliawnee.

end' Stat eFi Khdsiih, offer furwle at public auction, to the bighent bidiler for cash In band, tho following described real' extato, to-wlt; the eontli-eaiit qiwrtet ()), of section, thirty-fire (35) In township fourteen (U and range (14) situated In Osage county, furnierry fhawnee Moot jr Kansas, and will be sold to. sutiitfy said order of 'e. appralnwl at 1 tilieriff'l olllco, Topeka Kansas, If ay lath. A. IX a ir tmv akAiir for eligibility, it is unsurpassed by any other in theamen Jmonts of bfllfN.

14- bead, Phillips and Lockhart. In position, lying, as it does', between the Kaw and ask a committee of conferenoe. Carried, Whole for the consideration of tbe bill 1'JO, an and Big Blue rivers. The Institution itsolf, ef a more' liberal opinion has obtained. When The message from tho Senate, in relation to mtH fofllteftgrtltttlotf'ttnd support of common magnificent proportions; with fthe advantages we entertain the notion that education is only DCUOUla Ml.

MltrilU 1U tug "i j. i i of modern improvement, stands out in bold an instrument to be used for acquirements of relief attraeting the admiration of the behold that which is the objects of happiness or con the bill providing for division fences, was ta ken up, and the amendments concurred In. Adjourned to two o'clock p. m. Aftebkoos Session.

House called to order. Speaker in the Chair, er. The most splendid building in the State, venience we lbwer tbe standard and make A iinui.i 13 udi 111, and actliiK Master Commissioner. teeoW( reported tue'bill back with' sui-dry WQmin'ende'4'itf passage. This bill called out considerable, discussion and of suffioientcapacity to accommodate from education secondary to the object of pursuitJ Alexander Dixon Muimi Mnnrv KaFam pne to two hundred students, and ereoted at a Tbe House went into committee.pf the Whole I conceive; the pursuits of life wisely obosen some of tbe members taking the ground that it cost of seventeen thousand dollars, indepen are' the through which we M.W.

Thompson -BteWnrt, Us -AtteeknMitil ta Miles W. Thompson, dofendant. i il V) Take notice that ti plaintiff In the sbore entitled, canso hs commenced an action of attachment afralnni1 you before sniil Justice, the object of wblpb li to outain was not Valgfcla a tie no in the for the consideration of House bills 10, 45, and 244. Mr. Knowles in tbe Chair.

Anh'nt Um fitire and 'aBDurtenances, and are brought into the possession. of the objects valued at the lowest rate at twenty-five thou statute book. After several attempts to amend, the bill Mr. Gray moved that when, the committee sand dollars, all of which they proposo to do i -r. ,1..

art, isfll, khIiI cwho to i ileum tM 18HI oy bfJtanv I maintain that Education is the great icstT nt 10 o'clwk, a. time jou cnt-. was indefinitely postponed. hate to the Stale, a.rid"entire1y free from any riso, it report bill 10, to the House and recom mend its passage. Carried.

Bill No. 45, an aot providing for the "perm i I tenil if voti think nropr. jh'f BTTUir lfUUl W111UU nv UUiam I.U9 ki vniDat 1 K. H. n.

CABS, ri'Bs. AttTS. Incumbrance on the condition that they locate amount of felicity -of a mundane character, the' State University there. Now, Mr. Chair anent location of tbe County Seat of Osage and in fact, so intimately is it connected with man, can any one assign a possible reason ftlptcomfolUee bf the Whole for the consideration of bill No.

18, an act to change the name of Lykins county. Mr. Wood offered an amendment in committee of tbe tftijBVft fJ'n bill' which was Agreed to, to change the name of several other the higher life, that -in proportion to the de BitrlliiRton. Knnsns Mnv IS, 18C1 30t.t Whereas letters of Admibtntrhtlen were, on the ISth dny of November, IK60, grsntrd to the tho estate of Jacob Cass, late of Valine county, Kansas. This Is to notify all persons burinf elnlaia agaimtwaMi estate, to present the same for allowance to the nj county ThefifJ having been read by Sections.

1 why we should hot any good yelopment of the mental powers, is man's hap reasons Deen onerea oj gnuuiu uu miumti Mr. Sheldon moved that wbetj he Cottmittee piness. fide' who differ With JndT I have" listened What then becomes of the idea of none bu counties. After spending some time on the bill the committee rose, aud reported the with attention and I foil to see any force in the areuments." We have the substitute of the norsignvn immeninioiy 11 noi prescniea wunia first year they may be precluded fjrom': ahy diviitend said estate, or if not presented within the third year they will be forever debarred; B. Adm'r of tbe esUto of Jacob Cae.

Topeka, May 18, 1SG1. those designed for the Professions" should obtain ft liberal education, or a collegiate )W XMIWWMWAi reference to Hon. Gentleman from Linn, Mr. Stark, special committee of three. The report was course of training and that individuals in which he urges with much vehemence and a BIIERIFF'S SALE.

what ta Vnnwn urn tlio nrdinarv walks of life I 0 agreed to and Messrs. Phillips, Mart.n and Hoffman were appointed saidcemi2ittee. -i Dime ui jiniiniwi laa need no nigber degree or learning man majj" county or.snawnee.j droops was zeal worthier of a better cause. You will pardon me, Mr. Chairman, by accident I was in the act of calling his bill a tubttrfugt in fact it is only that, and that I believe he neither ofva common educationnow apart from this Philosophic view of the subject, ifsuehitcan liiriia 11.

Anus fa v. n. jjuihii. Br virtue of tL cxecutioll Juned out of the IHt(Mi 1 Court BlttliiR in and for the couutjr of Shawnt? and, Borond Judicial district, State of Rftnsm. rtatM Uptll tM, Ukv4buui reading) aad on motion of Mr, Hoff- plaint! I 1 'IHIUUJI maJCtMiuiett'were suspended! and the bill be call' d.

Let us take common sense view K. S. 1801, wherein Curtis N. Arms Ii HUM, T. desires or expects the passage of his substi It.

Blush is defendant, I will, on the 20TH read third time and of the subject. MAY. A. D. 1861, at the Court House door in the.

city tute only that he intends to use it for the Mr. (Starks argument is untenable, we hold On motion pije bill 201), an apt to a certain surrey a State road, was defeat of the, origins! bill. rise, it report tne Dill to me uouse wuuou recommendation. Carried. Bill 244, an act to provide for one eleotion of Township officers in Madison county, came up (or consideration! was read byi Sections anion motfon Mr.

Blackfork, the Commitlee rose, reported thebill to the House, and recom. mended its passage. i A. I A On motion ot Mr. Eaton the House went into Committee of the Whole fo the consideration, of bills No 132155, and 216.

Sr. Gray in the Chair. Bill 182, an aot prescribing the duties number, and compensation of the officers of the Legislature of Kansas, being under consider atiori, it was am ended; Eaton, the Committee agreed (o report the bill to the House and recommend its' passage. i Bill 155, an act to amend an entitled tfn act to amend and consolidate the several acts relating to the City of Lawrence, was taken up and read by Seotioas. i Mr Legate novedjaVwhyivjCtmnilltee that ft liboral education is essential to the suo- I His proposition, if I understand him, is that of Topeka, offer at public sale at 8 o'clock of said day, to the highest bidder, for cash In hand, all tbe right, title and interest-of the Uefcmlant, Blush, (, tjL and to the following pdrsonal property to wit: yy of large-work cattle, 1 yoke of nieilium size work entMeVw 1 yoke of small work cattlo about four years eld, I two-hnraa fren ox Inn bop waw, taken laid, upon the table.

cess of the ordinary pursuits of life. Who Mr. commissioners be appointed to solicit dona Report of committee on bill No, 140, an act tions, or that which amounts to the same thing, Chairman, are the inventors of nearly all the modern implements for carrying on success the property of V. B. Blush, to, satisfy aoid execution, Total apprainement 00.

A 1. I'll 1 1 ll 1 and those that will give the most shall (have the location, and so confident is he that by the meeting of the nest Legislature there will be fcheriff's onice, xopeica, iiusas, xuny iu, Jpi, A. K. HALk, Sheriff, SOtai iBy 3. AMIlCKtY, Dept.

herlffK ill fully, the honorable departments of Agrioul ture, upon the success' of which mainly depends, if not entirely every other pursuit, Certainly not those of illiberal education. io uu mi uuiuruereu 10 imru reacting. Adjourned. Topeka, May 13th, 1861. such munificent donations tendered to the Leg ADMIN'lSTRATOll'S 1 virtue of an order of Probate Court within and tutrt islature as will drive the proposition, we are now eontemDlating in the shade.

Hundreds i You will generally find those who have con the enmity of Jackson, and State of Kaaeas, made on the fifth clay of A. D. 18151; I -Willy in okodlenbe-t to said order, on and after Monday the 20th doy of A n. ism. until the same shall be self at ntiraU'" House called to order.

Speaker in the Chair. tributed most to tho advancement of Agrioul; bf thousands of dollars I Wonderful, indeed sale at the Court Housey in tbq city of opeka, in tural as well as Mechanical pursuits, men and where is the grotuity to come from? Can 7ioll called Quoriiin.pceaent, Prayer by Rev. Mr. Preston. Journal read and approved.

nee county anil state aioresam, an ine interest oi Charles 8. Peck, deceased, in and to the following L'M 1.m.li..H anH uvum.w whose minds have been developed by a liberal rise, i.t report the bill to the House and recom any one suppose that a more liberal offer will be made within any point, in the State, more eduoation. mend its referrence to a 1 special Knojles, from Jbo-mmitteeon Fed- eifflit, two hundred and eighty and -two' hundred ttM eighty-twe, (278, 280 and 282,) Quincy stree(; Nos-, Our Farming interests have been thrown central and eligible, than the one proposed, Mi Hi erm reiuuuus, lo.wuom was rcierrea senate Carried. thirty-soven, iniriy-nine auu loriy-uuewo), iauu Monroe street, and Kosv one hundsedl and -ulnetyai. the Blue Mont College back by the'bcglect of bringing science to bear' on the subject, hence we need at an Bill 216, an act relating to settlers on land Without any legal righYthereto, was taken up, nine, two hundred and one and two hundred and three, 201 nitd 203,) Taylor street lyinj nd In th city of Toneki, Shawnee couuty and State of JUnsasi With the gentleman from Linn consistency early day an Agricultural department in our Joint Resolution No.

7, reported the samebaek and recommended its passage. Mr. Buckmasrer-li-Sm the Committee on Claims made a report on bill No 179, mending its rejection. is a 'The gist of his; argument is that rerms oi eaie, viwu, uo uwn T.KWTH STAKBOIUX read by sections, and on motion ef Mr. Eaton the Committee rose, reported the bill to the sold.

University for the benefit of our young men Admfriitrator Vie bonis nosi April 2rt, Ini T2RW4 the people of the State are toe poor, and will be for years to come to think of undertaking 6f 'the State, destined for Agricultural pur. i House and reccomraended its passage. Re lo'f suits that they may be the better able to de- A commtjonopivtbec Auditor such an port agreedto. -f toil velope the' rich treasure which a beneficent 1 Now, sir, if, as the gentleman said, we are The House went into Committee bf tne Wnole JAKE': providence has so lavishingly sown broad poverty stricken, and it must be so as we have for the consideration of bills 210214, 220. Mr.

Legate in 'the Chair. swerv been represented elsewhere aa having thirty cast in our soil, and only waits to be gathered into our, graneries through industry and in. '(. thousand skeletons among us and almost Bill. 214, an act ip provide for the election DEALER IS, telligent husbandry.

of Township officers, was taken up and read ready for the charnel house, where are those munificent propositions coming from? Echo (: I1B US Jl 'S To carry on successfully our common by After various'ame'ndments, schools, we must be supplied with a class of Mr. Morton moved that when the Committee fcnswersj Where HARDWARE, STOVES. ANPi; instructors of the must liboral endowments. rise, it report the bill to-' House and recommend its Carried. V) 1 I This, Mr.

Chairman, is the first time that I have heard that We were too poor to accept a All will agree that he who would teach, must1 'i i t' -iv-t- TIT- A T-t -TTl needs be taugi't. infant State will soon Bill 220, an act defining treason and other gift, notwithstanding I have heard much of be dotted over with school houses, and to make offenses, and definining tt eir punishment, was ll II I' our poverty. It is like this: the' gentleman from Linn is rich and he says to myself, being poor, ihera efficient they must be supplied with com taken up and the various substitutes therefor i. jr petent Where shall, we obtain read. Mr.

MoGreWj Offered to anjend by strlk was rreceived and read in relation to certificates of indebtedness, 4f.Vlt offeretUhe fdHSwing resolution: (lie Committee on Financb an'-Mfctioo' be to1 riport an appropriation bill to-morrow morning, amended iMonaXU effered the. following the Housei the SetrtiW mkiffiH- That AWJlbiise' Adjourn sin44i5 Wut'jj flfth'of thismonth. laid over under the rules. Ml' Rowing; resolution ResolvlJ; That no member shall speak more tbgiftHjntwtJ at ftny on oither- in the H9U8o.tiai4l Coavmite of the Whole and shall be allowed to speak.but once on ny one ulJeA? lbe.X llr. Hays offered rte followingjresolution Resolved, That the 6 ommittee on Judiciary be instructed to jRipori i bill providing for dif pojmD'iuW a'ld tpfiwesfees nwwiigJiii ttklaSWoflerVs of the Courts, wdUiJiees oi 4ha after two years.

Adopted. Mr. Legatetajtejd ifo fpjlpwing resolution Topeka, them If we do not supply tbem from the nor mai department of our Stole University ing out, "shall suffer as a punienment for treason and' "shall be imprissned for Lost. (. v-y: i f.ir .11 8 NOW PREPAltBD to flit Wholesale-assd Betsil A-H dnrs for everv variotv of Hardware usually keet ti are not content to entrust the instruouon of our children to the management and control con siderable discussion, and the adop Jobbing Houses in ttu larger Cities.

the uninitiated pedagogue. 'A word in reply to the gentleman from But tion of numerous Cotniniuee roxo, reported the bill to, the House, and recom ded its passage. Report agreed Wheat, I hove known yon well for years; I believe you, to-be a good fellow? you are industrious, frugafand you have a family to support and but little to do it with; and I believe you had te suffer a good deal for the wrong doings of others, an4 no fault of yours, andjl'jntend to show my good wlll towards you. have here one hundred and twenty acres of land, which in a1 few, years ill be very valuable, and it is finely' improved all nnder bultivatiba Il have i a large commodious dwelling on it and 'Other phvenient among; which' is stable large enough for a dozen horses, and a fine crib LOCKS, BOLTS, BUTTS SCREWS ler (Mr. Morton,) who feels such a lively in nr.

NcGrew Chairman of the select Com Tlrm terest in my (his) "people." He intimates that I am disloyal to the interests of my mittee on apportionment reported a bill, pro of improved construction, Axes, Shovels, Spades, Poes, Bakes, Picks, Bora, Circular, Mill. Cross Cut abrf "Busk viding for the several Senatorial and Repre Saws, Carpenters1 and Joiners'', il'osll, Masons' I Dull, Safety Jfuse, Chains, Naib), Trowles, o. Sentative Districts of the State. people," as well as the interests of the whole Southern portion of the State. That is ft grave charge.

Well, sir, I shall meet the Mr. Morton moved taht the bill lie on the ta i Mil I III i ii i I- 1 r.Hi lit! if tVVf ble and be printed mii "responsibility, as he says. If the gentle. Mr. Stark moved that it be made the speoial men thinks it becomes the qualifications of a large enough to hold two, thousand bushels of He hat a Urge assortment ol (nnoii 't: 1 llv.i.1 vrf.s-.nUW rt' '-Resolved, That the use of thisJIall be granted for IhfTtsof en Wednes- orderof to morrow at Men The-'inft' tion of Mr.

Morton prevailed. representative of the people, to ignore the interests of the State in a publio enter ITeningnet, yr tljp purpose pf address-. PARLOR AND COOKING STOVES, Chaxgk or FbeioutJ We learn iren- prise, by legislating for the especial and pe culiar interests of some Ucation, even if it bo Also a variety ilsl If ileman from the East is in town', who had pounds of, freight for the plains en the road for Kansas City, intending to ship from that point, but learning of the unsettled con corn. I now tender the whole to you in fee-simple with; no incumbrance and. the only ondition'f require is that'you consent to become the owner and suffer the property to be known by yiur.mmi.

any sane man suppose for one moment ut that, with profound I would accept the generous offer? Nevertheless, my answer is, sjr, I cannot aecept your offer for th'e Reason my family 'is not large enough to for ''My whom I have the honor to reprenont," are alone interested. 'I take ft more liberal view of what constitutes tbe CUTLERY ANI TINWARE ing Hi ciCizefiaon' the 'present crisis in the national affnirs. Mf3 iy4rft hiMta WlP- for the' relief of O. B. Gunn.

ri n.rrin Mr. Caniff introduced House bill 279. Mr. Harris introduced House bill 280, an act concerning diVorce-'and -alimony. suspended, and hf byijwaa read- a second time.

Vfc trotdl05 a Cpngress dition of things there, has. changed its destination to our Shippers will find here everything needed for a perfect outfit, from the best of wagons and stock, down to the 'WytffoV qualifications of a representative. I will inform the gentleman that "my people" are too magnanimous to restriot me in my action in this House. I was not sent here to, legislate for their sole benefit. No.

No i. woll ,.1.1 will be sold at nrlcs drv'iiiji com smallest itear.s, Very low and ourstor- petition. If yon wish to save 2A cents on every deilar trade with me. maylO-30-wl, ace facilities are ample and, complete. v4cA-'l oooupy the house I have not horses to fill tbe stable, and could not half fill the crib' with i w4 vr.