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shall I've at the option Of tho winners Of prizes Of
bank s,tks either take the stock itself or the par
value thereof in cash.
MODE or DRAWING
i"n"h0 tickets ir"u, to itN"n0 will he put in one
Wheel and 'o'' prizes, wit the blanks, in another t."
every nn,hrr prize blink will he drawn until all
I" prizes Hrc Determined leaving the buIuncc Of num-
l her- in the wlcel-hlnuks.
Orders for the above Lottery will he receive Mt the
VI under tie V'raudat, corner or -. Charles and
V',im streets, aud No. IUi Chortvc. street New
s'r"ans, aud promptly forwarded. Order. from the
try post pad containing remit noes Tor the uuu
her Of tickets required, addressed to
SCHMIDT e. HAMILTON, New Orleans
n A Steamboat will he provided TO take 10 Florida
wh psns"gers may he desiruu. u witness the
drawing
jacksonville, Fla. April. 1899. mavl
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Coo PRIZES. rs fullnyx,

COO PRIZES, MS follow.:
Prixe-jhnt N Ignifccnt three story brick
building, known as the ARCADE,
IN Magazine street. measuring 236
feet 5 inch - lines on Magazine It.
40 feet inches on Gravirr street,
aud lli feet II inches on M .ches
st. This building Produces
rent Of 4E7 900 per ann,m, aud being
IL" the most ao'rshng part If the
c,ty, opposite three banks, and in
the i,mm' 'liate n"ghhorhOod Of the
81. CHARLES aud the City Hotels.
Its re"ts will, inn very few years br
increased to fifty ''e"sand dollars -,o mn
P,is.-That "ieran four s,o,y brick build. - '''''''
lug known the cry HOTEL,
f!'rmer'y Bishops Hotel, situated ut
the c"r''er Of Camp aud C"nmon sls,
measuring t62 teei On Common ~,
and l46 feet 10 inches on Camp At.
This building rents now for $s5Oo0,
aud. being in the most central part
N the cuy, eau shortly be increased
'o'.ir'y Thousand dollars per an. .o
r,.e-TIs three story brick ''' %%"i';"s '' ''''
house, NJ. ~ on Na,chcz street,
"dio,"'ns The Arcade. rented at ~
] Prize The three story brick dwelling
house, No. 10, adjoining No. 20, o.
Natches street, re"ted at twelve
hH"drei dollars. Estimated at A20ONO
I lfisc-The three story brick dwelling
house, No. lG, adjoining M. -, on
Watcher st. rented at twelve humid
red dollars. Estimated at $2O,OOO
F"ze-rLe dwelling house No. - north
east corner NJ Iasin and Custom.
N'suse streets, mcns,,ring ~ feet
front on Basin street, ~ feet front on
Franklin street, by 1917 feet de,,hra
Customliouse street; rented NJ 6f.
tee" hundred dollars. E-,ima,ed a, $e0con
ftns-1hc dwelling house No "a SOUTH
west conner II Basin street, meas
nring - feet inches I;asiu At,
~ feet inches on franklin stvret,
by ~ lee, 0I inches depth Gus.
farmhouse street; rented fifteen
hundred dollars. Esiinnted ut $50 600
Pfizc-the two story brick dwelling house
No. G}9 on Royal street, between
rtsuliae and Hospital streets meas
uting ~ feet 8 inc,e. on K"vai IT,
by ~ fec, in hes in lcpih rent.
edat &l02O per anGuu,.
Estimated a. sl5,Ooo
PrIe-25O shares Canal Bank stock ut
$lon each, s.5,ooo
Pnze-!'hD shares Conuerc Bank stuck
$loo-.ch, Seo,0m
tPrizs-i50 shares Mechanics and IRA. |
ders' Bank stock, at 500 each lhO0O |
Ir.es Of 100 shares cach CITY Bank, aOOnn
trSPs OF 50 - Exchange. 10000 |
Spuzes OF - Gas Light, 5000 |
2Puzcs Of Is " Mechanics and
Tr.itr-' 1000
~ prze' OF 10 q Louisiana State, 20,nOO !
" Irzes pt Gas Light, 1000 |
wv r'zes Of ! " Bunk Of Orleans, 2O,u0O
~" PrEcs Of | Union Bank Of
Florida, 1900
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100000 tickets, At Us scheme price, 81 500 OOO.
Selling prize so per ticket.
SYLVESTER Il Co.. 1856 Broadway, NEW YORK
Sole Agents,

W The rccci,s OF the sale Of the tickets will he de-.
po4ited in tue Canal Union. Cerr'l'on, Citizens and
Consolidated hanks, in New Orleans, in the nome Of
Louis Schmid, jointly with J. u. Perrnult actually
Cashier ofli.e Citizens flank, and 4. Baudouin ac.
tually tas'ier "ftie Consolidated i'nnk, rrus,ees
as per act passed t.ioe A. Mazureau, ESQ Not, Pub.
on the I'd May 1889, aud the properties transferred Il.
the above mentioned gentlemen urincsmbered, as
Trustees, for the security Of tic fortunate prize uI.
ders.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Hank to the credit OF the above nan.eL Civ
Banks Of New Oreaus.
The Public are referred to the acts passed befor.
n. WaHWcnu, E@I NOT run. ~ Ttlut1nE Ia.
Peres which embrace the respective pri es is
Lottery.
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n ESS EEEF-25 half brls u, the inspection in
stcac for sale by & DORSEY.
"'n a. New Leve.
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f(RoGANS &c-!0 eases, c'.si>t'ng III mems cali,
, norocc", aud hinp hrogans boys Youths and
cttiltlren's bruguns mems slippers, Ac. Landing from
ship Naragans-tt, for sale by
al3 BRIDGE Il Co. 1874 Mugaxinc st
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"HISKEY-lln brls landing from steam boa,
w Columbus, for sale by
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Al OF which ,'r I" very >nirrorq ,aity, nu will
sold low, To close IL cons gnnrnt; by
nib :! T,)WAR, 10 Camp at
NEW MUSIC by Mamouvli.r Haste, Roaru.an
Haste acknowledgements bv Miss EStelo de.li-
Gated to Henry Eurre, E-q. CON posed b, G. Z Ma
nouvrier m New Orleans, received with the grealest u-
p'ause nj the New York concerts,
T. JOHNS & Co,
mia corner st Charles l. Common SITS
I TMBEEiI.AS-'2ras eases NIantua and Bingham Um-
~ hfcllas. comprising complete assortment landing
FRONT .rig Palmer, 'or sale by ISAAC BRIDGE Il Go
mr22 ia Magazine ST.
tNANCi SOAr-3t0 boxes just received for sal
J. by SHALL L. BROWN,
myl5 9G Magazine st.
'RNAK AND PIrCii-6l bhl- in store for sale Nv
l. my - SHALL. Il BROWN, SO Magazine st
I I AKDWARE pApEK-1l reams Hardware Pa.
I ] per, IN store and for sale by
my IA THAl Err & CO, "A P.ydras st
LNLAG STONE$-600 yards hag.iu. landing from
Il ship ST Lawrence, for sale bv
may Is S& j p WHITNEY, 70 Camp st
I IME-l0p casks Thorn <ton Lime, lnn.lln, fur sale
IL by NJP WHITNEY,
may Is - Camps
HAVANA SWEt.TMEATS.-5O boxes in store,
Il for sale BY A rKIER
may 10 "a (;ravicrs st
IHKESH MALAGA RAlSINS-lOOO boxes in store
II for sale by A TKiEH,
NAV IL - G,avitr ~
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>lTEEI.-5 tons English blistered Steel, for sale l.
y apeO SHALL 4 BROWN, a6 Magazine 81
l1UTrEK \ LAkil-i00 kegs lard $50 do supe.
- rior Western butter, Tor sale by
my6 SC. DORSEY, - New Levee
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feet ash uais,
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bacon SlDES.-l40 casks superior Cih;upa,i
- cured in store, for sale by G. DORSEY
p,27 ~ New levt
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GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY

Situated IN New Orleans,
TO Be DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBER 1899
NJACkSONVILLE, Fla.
Under the super,0tentence OF tile Commissioners an
pointed by the Legislative Assembly Of Fh,rida.
SCliMuDT L. HAMILTON,
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SPERM CANDLES--69 boxes sperm Candles N
y Bedford brand, for saIeby lhRlDGE & Co
may2 ~ Magazine ST
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trois ans en- blcts endossGs Satisfaction ct por.
tant hyapotheqne: ct d MS le cas- ql'ils ne soent
pas ponctuellcmcn, pave leur ccnGances lis dew.
iOnt porter un intcr6t au tauX de dix pour cent
jusqu' Placement, sans aucun droit den rctardcr
lie pale ncnt +; ct IL sheriff reconoait en- avoir recu
le compliant, et Ia balance scs billetss les sux
premicrs i'ordrc de r Irwin ct lie dorn,er ror,lre
do Geo. Buchanan qui les ont cndoss6s, ct pay.
abes CONNIE II cs s'ist,t. aqcc 10 reserve dune
hypotheque spccalc jusqu' au pai'neut final desd,s
billets.
II. L,vcrgnc dcvnt acquGrcur du lot do terre
nos qui sc trouvs apres T. ncoignure DIES rues St.
Charles ct Puydras, ayant - p!cds I'm pouce de
face ~ rue ST. Charles Ct sclcndant a 70 picds
III pouces en- pr"onccur pour lie pix de S69OO,
payablcs cnInrne suit: $1,000 compliant s42l9
payable 10 10 Jun ls4O ct la balance a dcux c,
tros ans Ell billets endossts satisfaction Ut nor
tant hopotheque. Dams 10 qu'ils ne soent pas
ponctuellenent payes a leur & hcinces, lis dcvrnm
porternn in,eret taux dc dix pour cent iusou'a
Placement, sans aucun droit en- rclarlcr lc PATE
men ct sheriff reconn it cn av,ir rccu c com.
tant, Ia lance billcts endosSes par e.. Der
bigny ct payable CONNIE il est susiit, avec reserve
dune hyp"lheque -pecale sur Ia proprlt { vcndue
iusqu'au pallncnl hIal.
1T 10 dit Livcrgnc dcvint auss: lacQuGrcur du
10, do tcrre =, ad oignunt 10 no. l, o.,uc dams
II rue ST. Charles, ayant % picds pouccs Ut
lignes do face Ia rue 81. Charles sur IS pieds 10
ponces de Protondcur avec nne miason en- brIques
O. ctagcs. ct la cuisine qn s'y trouvcnt. cite
un bail jnsqu' au 81 Dc obrc 1899 tux dc $4,000
par an, payables ;ous les mos ; pour 10 pr,x dc
SIG. 100, payable rr'nnc suit $1,000 CO nran,
$45OO pay able lie 10 dc JUN lSll,. ct la h,Iancc
deux ct tros ans en- be,s endoss 6 a satisfaction
ct portant hypolheluc ct dams 10 qn'iI ne
soient pas po,ctueemcnt pnyes a lcur ecteance,
sis devront porter uu in'e ct lauX dc dix pour
cent jusqn'a ptIemcni. sans aucun droli den is.
tarder lc pairment ct lie sheriff recunna en- ayoir
r,.cn Ia M at la hal, IlI,t
acque eur. cmdnssG par Z. Dcrbigny ct payables
CONNIE il e.t .us'lit reserve dune lyrolhe.
que sp"clac su. la proprete vendur jussqu'a p4,e,
mrnt inLl.
Tr,n"la rl."u"rh,s A. NJ. Huchana ', urc do ia
cour .us.ii,c, &C & enc Mi 1899.
+. LEBLANC,
llmIi Drpule Greii,r.
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PRINTING PAPER.-l60 ,eams "a 36 inches
l landing from ship Yazoo, for sale by
may29 5 q BLANCHARD, 33irayier ST
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'ct-Tl'at they re the most cticctuai
PURIFIERS OF THE HOOD,
RENOvATOR or TIE SYSTEM

,st The vital principle NE) Is contained III the tIood
.. Blood makes blood
3D. Every thing in the body is derived from Hood
4tiL All constitutions are radically the
9Th All diseases from inpurty Of the blond in 9th
or words, rnm acrimonious humur> lodged the body.
6lh All these humnrs ried nf, the b,,i purified
aud mad" beautiful by the Tia .snates with
the blood.
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w ml3 q Doh SEi. Al New I.vre
I iNSF.ED ri!.-l0 hrIs prime Uu,cs Li,,sttd Ul
Ia in store and lur sale by TuAYER Il co
nib "A Po,dras ST.
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COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIRE ARMS.
VENllE Public respectfully informed that the above
l. ARTICLES can be and are Tor sale at GOSSIP l.
Co. Fix, llange Hotel ST ClInres II. mar s If
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21

Feat Of a Somnambulisi. The perform
ance Of somnambullsts are often curious
enough, but the last and best is given in
the Baltimore Sun. According to that pa
per a chair maker of that city got up in
the night, went to his shop and procured
an adze, and thence mounted the roof of
mis- dwelling and entered the chimney
giving it thorough scraping from top to
bottom After which he again assembled
to the roof and cleansed his neighbors in
the same way. While occupied in this hui
man service, the watchman's hourly cry
awoke him, and in this perlous situation,
making his predicamcnt known, he was
fortunately extracted with no ether harm
than coat of SCOT Times.
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CLEAR THE COURSE FOR AN
OTHER SU B-TREASURER -!

We learn from Worcester that the good
citizens Of that town have been thrown
into not little Amusement by the flight of
their Postmaster, .jabal Harrington, under
circumstances which go far to establish the
fact that he is scoundrel without any
mitigation Mr.. Harrington had rea-
ton ofthe Same name who was lately ar
rested in New York for passing counterfeit
money, and upon his apprehension matters
and things came to light which connected
the Worcester Postmaster with his nefa-
rious business. Immediately upon the re-
cept of the intelligence in Worcester, Mr..
Jubal Harrington was among the missing
AS the Worcester Post Office is one of the
best in the State, and large sums of public
mony are always IN the hands of the Post
master, there can be little or no doubt that
he has carried off a considerable amount
of government funds This Mr.. Harring-
ton has long been one of the leaders and
grand managers Of the Loco Foco party in
tins State, was Loco Foco representative
from Worcester three years ago, and twice
their candidate for Congress in that county
40 ainst Governor Lincoln. SO we go
Whose turn next The end is not yet.
Atlas.
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WIRE 1sAer Ropes. This ingenious
substitute for hempen ropes for steering
boats, says the Cincinnati Republican has
now been fairly tested, and has given the
utmost satisfaction. All doubt as to its en-
tire fitness for these ropes, for the purposes
intended, may now be considered fairly re-
moved; and we doubt not that they will
very soon be universally used.
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According to Report just sent to the
House Of Representatives, the following Is
list of newly discovered defaulting Sub
Treasures
RECEIVERS OF PUBLIC LANDS.
Paris Childress, Greensburg, Louisiana
claimed 1912 OF Contested balance $i2,-
440 76.
John H. Owen, St. Stephens, Alabama,
Apparent balance $50, 90; Credit
claimed 81 ,58l 40 Contested balance
33O,Gll 50. ....
William Linn, Vandaia, Illinois, Appa-
rent balance 800, 962 &c Credit claimed
Sc, 9SS IS; Contested balance $50, 962 O6.
Samuel T. Scott, Jackson, Mississippi,
Apparent balance $40, $50 Al Credit
claimed S1l 800 90; Contested balanc
Sl2,550 IL.
James 4. Pollock, Crawfordsville, In
diana, Apparent balance Sl4,89l SO; Credit
claimed $50 81 Contested balance $l4,-
99l SO.
John L. Daniel, Opelousas, Louisiana,
Apparent balance 81, $50 63; Credit claim
Gu S577 42; Contested balance S7,2S0
63.
Morgan Neville, Cincinnati, Ohio, APP
parent balance 1913, 78l 10; Credit claimed
1929 81 Contested balance Sl3,78l 49,
nj. J. Allen, Tallahassee, Florida, APP
parent balance 1926, SOL 81; Credit claim
ed $2,O8O72 Contested balance $780,
SOL 81.
Robert 7. Brown, Springfield. Missouri,
Apparent balance $50, 600 so; Credit claim
ed 1926 73 Contested balance $3 900
so.
Had nothing been heard of the million
and quarter made way with by Swart-
won't, and the yet unknown thousands sto,
len by Price, the above sums would APP
pear large and alarming But these MAN.
moth deiaulters have ecipsed all others,
and the above named Receivers, therefore.
are but as babies to men in their defalca-
tons. Ike above list, however, well illus
trates the provisions of the Sub Treasury
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The "pArRooN VAN RENssELLAER.-
The Transcript gives the following delin'-
ton Of the PATRON, applied to Van hens-
s,llaer, of Albany, recently deceased
The name pah0on was III use IN New
York long before the Revolution. 1t was
not applied to one person only but to many
persons of responsibility and wealth. TWAS
used in the sense of patriarch, meaning
simply the head and ruler, by paternai al
thority, Of family, the progentor, III a
direct line. 1t was synonymous also with
the Scotch word laird, and had the sacred
and affectionate influence that grandfather
has, in New England. In our generation,
however we have heard the term applied
to only one person, the late venerable MI
Van Rensselaer,, who was called the Fat
room, par eminence, aud who was known
by that title, not only in New England but
all over the Union owing, perhaps, not
SO much TO his many virtues as to his I'M
mense estates, which he inherited when
very young, and managed with almost care
less liberallty. As applied TO him, 1t was
n term of affection, as well as an acknowl-
edgement of his dignity. The title OF pat
room, as we said before, was often given to
others thus we have heard, from the lips
Of old persons, acquainted with New York
families, the PATRON Phillips and the Pat
room Stuyvesant spoken Of, but for many
years we have heard of no PATRON but the
PATRON Van Rensselaer,.
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MISCEL | A N 60 U S

GEN. WAsH.NGroN's Views OF INTER-
NAL IMPROVEMENTS. -" am NOT for dis
couraging the exertons Of any S,ate to to
draw the commerce of the W HSl EitN
COUNTRY to its seaports. The more
commnnicati we open to it, the closer
we bind the rising scorld to our Interests
and the greater strength we acquire by It.
Extend the Inland Navigation OF Inc
EASTERN WATERS-connect them as
near as possible with those which run
WESTWARD-7open them TO the OhIo;-
omen also such as extend from the Ohio to-
wards LAKE ERIE, and we shall not
ONLY draw the produce of the Western set
tiers, but fur trade of the Lakes also, to
our ports-thus adding an immense III
crease to our exports. and binding those
people to us by chain which can never t
be broken. - See Correspondence dy
Sparks
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Lawyer w while entering his cold bed
IN cold winter night, exclaimed, "of all
ways OF getting a living, the worst man
could follow, would be going about town in
such nights as this and getting int0 bed for
foHs."
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AMERICA VEsPUccIA. In the U. S.
Senate, the Judiciary Committee have
reported that they cannot make America
Vespuccia a citizen by law. There must
be some other process, according TO the
reasoning of the report.
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BATH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1889

Judge Strong, some thirty-fve years
ago, had his cigar in his mouth, and Judge
Thatcher filed couple of glasses of wine
and proposed to him to toast Mr. Jefferson
NO, | won't, said he, 'but III smoke him. ,
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BAHAMAS ASS. Bishop Burnet, who
Stammered, directed his chaplain to ex-
anime young man. The first question
was, "why did Balaam's ass speak ?" "Be-
cause, his master had an impeachment in his
speech" rep!iedthe young candidate.
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pO E r R Y.
LINES WRITTEN ON BUNKER HILL.

LINES WRITTEN ON BUNKER HILL.
BY JOHN DILLON SMITH.
In sorrow regret to scan
This half-built monument,
In anguish too view plan
OF blighted ornament.
A semi-obelisk is here
OF famous BUNKER HILL,
A pyramid of sad affair
For want of human wi l.
Ye hardy workman of the clay
Touch not the battle ground,
ut rather dig some other way
Than spoil this noble mount.
Shall LIBERTY cry out once more
Ard no redress obtain?
Or mnst she still her sons implore
To mitigate her pain?
Ye lovers all of liberty
Erect this granite spire.
In spite of wealth and penuTy
Higher CHER higher !
Until the lofty pile of fame
Is raised above the smoke
Which hovcrd Ger this Hill of pain
Amid the Battle smoke.
And shall his sacred spot be dead
To sympathy and laws?
Alas. -i,as!-Where WARREN bIed
In Freedoms holy causes
Ie worthy sons Of freedoms land!
Harken TO my story !
We gallant souls--Heaven-born band
Buy THIS EARTH CT GLORY
unkerhill, Get. 1888.
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bill, both in regard to the ''safe keeping"
and "safe keepers of the public money.
Port Adv
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Ma5sac Legislature.
IN THE SENATE.

SATURDAY, Fob. ..
The Resolve to change the Constitution
relative to the tenure of Judicial officers
came from the House passed to be engross-
ed ; it was read once and Tuesday next
assigned.
On motion of Mr. Ieagan, ordered, that
the Judiciary Committee be instructed to
inquire into the expediency of fixing the
salaries of County Treasurers by law, that
there may be uniformity throughout the
State.
MONDAY, Feb. II.
Mr. Osgood from the Committee on Lit
eraturc, to which were referred various
petitions for board of education reported
bill to that effect, which was read once
laid on the table aud 1900 copies ordered
to De printed.
TUESDAY, Feb. l2.
The injunctlons Of the secretary was re
moved in concurrence from the secret SEES
sion. (The subject of said session was the
trespasses on the public lands as reported. J
The Resolve for changing the Constlu-
ton relative to the tenure of Judicial of
fccrs came up on its passage to be en-
crossed.
On motion Of Mr. Norton the Resolve
and amendment were laid on the table, and
500 copies were ordered to be printed.
The bill to abolish the G. G Please and
establish a District Court was taken up
the amendments Of the house adopted and
the question was on its passing to be en-
crossed as amended.
Mr. Boutelle spoke at considerable
length IN opposition to the bill.
Mr. Dumont was favorably impressed to-
wards the bill under consideration, although
open to conviction He spoke of the evils
and grievances under which the Eastern
section of the State was laboring, and
thought, that although the other parts OF
the State, are not suffering under the same
evils, we ought to afford a remedy. He
objected to the removal of Judge by ad
dress, because it was so severe and would
wound the feelings of the man, whom he
deemed incompetent to the duties of his
station.
Mr. Becher did not believe that more
effectuaI method could be adopted 10 wound
any mans feelings than that persued by his
colleague, viz openly and publicly to dc.
clare that he is utterly Incompetent.
He objected to conining the action of a
Judge to one district, for in case a Judge
was taken sick or unable to attend Court
at the appointed time, he could not call in
the aid of any other Judge, but the Court
must be adjourned and all the actions Of
that term transferred to the Supreme Court
thus overwhelming that court with business
that does not belong to it. He said that
this bill would upset all the Judges, ant
the Elk ecutve would havo power to ap
point an entire new set, and the next yeai
some persons, who were dissatisfied with
the decision of case to which they were
parties, would go back to the law of 1922
and turn out tho four new Judges and pu
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21

Important and acceptable News. Com
modore Beachamel, of the French armed
steamer Veloce, arrived in this city on
Thursday evening from Baltimore, accom-
panied by Captain DeChallie, his first
officer.
We are happy to learn from gentle
man who accompanied the French tllicets
from Baltimore, that hostilities have ter
minated between France and Mexico
Through the intervention and mediation Of
Admiral Douglass commanding the Brit
lsh fleet on the Mexican coast, terms of
accommodation have been mutually ageed
on by the belligerants, and hostilties had
ceased. The particulars will doubtless
reach us before long. Nat Intel.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-21

MUNDAY, TtD. IT
Mr. Csgood from the Committee on Lit
eraturc, to which We're referred various
petitions for board of education reported
a bill to that effect, which was read once
laid on the table and 1900 copies ordered
to he printed.