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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-10-02

Rich g. Co.'S Patent Improved Salamandcr Safes,
Do.ble and Single, warranted free from damp.
ness, as well as ere proof--an improvement upon
Wilder's Patent. For sale by
A. s. MARVIN, Agent for The manufacturer, 1884
Water st Also by Isaac Bridge, New Orleans
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Manufacturer aud Dealer in Umbrellas, Parasols,
and Sun Shades, Umbrella furniture, cloths, &c.
A large assortment always Ola hand.
GEO J. BYRD, $50 Pearl st,neaTly opposite Cedar
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THE AMERICAN
AGRICULTUPALIST

TER MS-One Dollar per year in advance:
5Tee copies for Two Dollars; eight copies for Five
published monthly, BY SAxToN e. Miles. 2o5
sOctavo. P"s'S' i'lal
Each number Of the Agriculturalist contains
9 , one sheet, and Is transported BY mail under
me same regulations as newspapers, viz: one and
by eey5ts over lOO miles, without the State.
DaeA .Siumes OF IHE AMERICAN AGRIcrITIR-
ALisf, with tables Of contents complete. for sale
iat 81 W each; elegantly and uniformly bound IN
Cloth, 81 IS These are handsome, tasteful books
ano make very desirable premiums for distribu.
e eO1 WIN agricultural Societies, and should also
hey constitute the best and most complete ,rss.
I1es on American Farming, Stock BREEDING. and
lnoTucuIture, extant. When several copies are
ordered liberal discount will be made.
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BARTOL & DE ynAUNY, manufacturers and I'M
purlers, No. Spruce 81. Shades of all descriP-
lions, kinds and sizes, go per cent cheaper than
can be bought at any other place.. Trimmings
at Manufacturers prices. Signs, Banners, and
Inferior Decorations done in style not To be
surDassed
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Britannia Ware.

Manufacturer Of Plain, Japanned and Planshed
Tin Ware, and Dealer in Britannia WaIe, Coffee
Mills, &c. Also. Importer Of Planish and
Block Tin Ware, Metal Sauce Pans, Tea Ket-
ties, Enamm, lied Ware, &C.
P. b. CLARK, 10 Plat street.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Britannia Ware,
Plain and Japanned Tin Ware, Cone and GLOBE
Lanterns, Tea Trays, Fry Pans, Sauce Pans,
SLoyels and Torgs, Coffee Mills, Spoons, lyon
Wine, Rivels, Kettle Ears, &c. Importers Of
Block Tin and Planishcd Ware:
BENHAM, JOHNSON & CO., 2721 Pearl street,
near Fulton.
Darius Benhim, Geo. w. johnson, NJ. r, Whitney.
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in Plain and
Jipanned Ware, Timers Tools and Machines.
Importer Of Block Tin and Pianished Wares.&c:
EDWARD CARTER (of the late firm Of Locke &
Cartcr) 81 Fulton St., between Water and Front.
Manufacturer Of Plain aud Japanned Tin Ware,
. Importer Of Hardware, Block Tin and
Pianishcd Ware;
N. E. JAMES, q Cliff ST., between Fulton & John
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Playing and visiting Cards.

Manufacturer f Playing, Visiting and Business
Cards, Qus, &C.
GEORGE COOK Il Fulton street.
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SHIRT, stock and Hosiery warehouse.
Z STONE &, GREACEN, lot William st., corner
OF John and Go John. have been for the last IA
years in the Gentemen's iurni.hing business. and
have a large stock Of manufa,tlr and selected
by themselves Of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, stocks,
Ties Scar q, CTavats, Uudershirls, Drawers, Hos
iey, Suspenders Gloves, etc. Merchants aud
Merchant 1ailors can here select from large
stock, articles that cannot fail to please them,
both in quality and price.
Importers, Manufactures, and Wholesale Deal rs
IN all descriptions OF Gentlcmens' Hosiery locks,
Crayats, So1ts, Shirts, Collars, Bosons, Suspel-
ders, Cloves, Cup, etc
JOHN NJ. DAVIES Dc JONES, 100 n i!liam st.,
=. h. corner o, JOHN.
Importers Mann q, turars, and Wholesai, Dealers
in Linen and Co snirs, U der Shirts, Draw
ers, lo,ioy. Scar 2, stocks, Cfdvlt-, Collars,
Bison, &c;
JOHN 2. " AGENAN 4 co, &c NJ .iden Lane,
AID Liberty street.
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ankin Tea Company.

Nankin Tea Company
THE NANKIN TEA COMPANY, No. IS Pearl
St, Dealers in Pnre fragrant Teas. Country mer-
chants, heads CT families, and all large cOnsum-
ers, ale invited to examine their stock.
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SALE Al AUCTION
IN YAZOO CITY,

SALE Al AUCTION
IN YAZOO CITY,
IN the lst day Of October next, Lot No.
" 7, containing III Store now occupied
by rancioli, IS fee; from, the vacant
Store adjoining the same IS feet front, the
two story frame building lately occupied by
Wilson, PickeRs g. CO., lot SO feet from,
the small 8 ore now occupied BY r. BuDg-
ner lot so feet front. Also vacant Lot,
No. 5, and the undivided ha { of Lot No |
with Cotton Sired. This valuable property
will be sold without reserve anless sooner
disposed OF at private sale, and possession
given. Terms cash or approved bills at 4
months adding interest For particulars
apply to 8. A. WILSON g. co.
August IA, 1916. 6-st.
The state OF NIississipp1,( PROBATB COURT,
YAzoo COUNTY. { May Term, 1916.
I'm the matter of the matter of the appli>
cation of Thomas J. Catchings, Admin
islrator de bonis non E. D. A. of Robert h.
Higginbolham, late Of said county, decd,
to render his final account and surrender his
letters Of Northumberland i appearing
TO the satisfaction Of the Court that Thomas
p Higgnbolham and Henry Higginbolham,
two of the distributes are nOn-' esidents Of
the county and reside beyond the iurisdic>
lion Of this Court.
1t is ordered. adjudged and decreed by
the Court, that publication be made in the
YazoO City Wing, a newspaper published in
YazoO city, for the space of sixty days,
citing the said Thomas P. HigginbOtham aud
Henry HiGginbOrham to be and personally
appear before the Probate Court Of Yazoo
county, at the Court House thereof, in the
own Of Benton, on the fourth Monday in
next, and shew cause, If any
they can, why the final account Of Thomas
J. Calhings, Administrator as aforesaid,
should not be allowed, and decree ma 9
therein accordingly.
WITNESS, the Hon James r. Burrus, Judge
Of Probales for Yazoo county. the fourth
Monday of May, 1916, aud seal Of the Court.
Issued the 18th day of June, 1916.
CHARLES M. HENDERSON, cI'k,
By A. S. PERKINS, D. C.
July 81. le46. 49t.
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Jobbcr Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Zephyr
Worscd, Canvass, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, &o.'
D. S. TURNER, 50 WliNm e., between Cedar
and Pine.
Importers Of Berlin Zephyr, Worsted, Patterns,
Canvas, Floss, silk, Cheuide, Purse twist, Gllel
Silk. Paris Fancy Articles, GimPs, Fringes' T"s-
sells, &cJ
KOLSAAT BROTHERS, az John St, and SS7
Broadway.
Berlin Zephyr and Tapisserie Worsted, Patterns
Canvass, Thenilie, Floss & Purse Silks, Fllnges'
Gimp, Cords anil ras.els, steel Trimmings,
Beads, and n urge assortment OF French Fancy
Articles, for sale by
d. NJ. PEYSTER, Importer, SO john street; or 565
Broadway.
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HO1ESekeeT1i1ag Articles.

Cooking Stoves, Castings of all kinds.
Tubs, Buckets, Churns, BroOms, Brushes,
Selves, Coffee Mills, fine and common Table
Cutlery, fine and common Tea and Table
Spoons, Mincing Knives, Brittania and Plan.
ished Tin. Ware, also, common Tin Ware OF
every kind, Bedcords, Cotton and Manila
Rope. cisteFn Buckets. Market and Clothes
Baskets, Travelling do, Rat and Mouse
Traps, Andirons, common Shovels and TopOs
Steel and Brass Fire Sets, Wire Tenders
Backing, Preserving Kettles and Furnaces.
Gridirons, Wafileirons, SmoOthingirons. Spi,
toOns. Walters, Tea and Coffee Canisters
Kitchen Knives, Jelley MOulds, Matches
Matchsafes, &c.
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Straw Goods.

Manuiaf turer and Dehef IN StTaW Goods, FaIn
Leaf Hats, Artiici Il Flowers. &C.:
ELI c. BLAKE, 2 John street, Up Stairs.
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Mi6celIeRm0ma.


Cistern Pumps Of the very best pafern. and
which can anheSitatingly recommend as su-
periOr TO any ! have ever seen agricultural
Furnaces, Spinning Wheels, Gin Band Riv-
cts and Bristles, Willow Carriages, Cradles,
and Nurse chairs, Leadpipe Of various sizes.
TIMERS SUPPLIES.
Tin Plate, Block. Tin, Sheet Copper, Sheet
Zinc, Sheet Iron, Sheet Lead, Rivetts, Wire.
Tin. Ears, SpelleT Solder, SC, which will
furnish at a small advance over first cost.
And to Dealers, will furnish Tin Ware
OF all kinds at as low prices as they can buy
in New Orleans, or elsewhere
ALSO, for Planters aud other customers.
will manufacture any article wanted. Of Tin:
Sheet Iron anb Copper. OF put up C,stern
Pumps and House Gutlers,and repair Steam
pipes at moderate prices.
JACOB PEALE.
February 20, 1916. SSx,E
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new YORK FALL TRADE.
@Kz
8 . 4Oa e.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

VERE CAN BE DOUBT THAT THE CITY OF NEW YORK IS THE
supplies
connected railroads with all the States the Unn
im abroad the largest Stocks
and the great depot and prices are less aud creditors
liberal
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YazOO City Prices Current.

TED WEEKLY BY MEssRs. ALLEN s1RTsD1I
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BUILDING MATERIALS

Boston Nails, Butts, Screws, SANKEY'S
Carpenters and other Knob Locks, also the
colOred and white Mineral Knob do, new
and beautiful article, Sash-Springs, PulIies
Shutter. Fastenings, Bolts, &c.
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to their advantage to call on the following
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
mously, after explanatory remarks by Mr.

mously, after explanatory remarks by Mr.
Briggs.
Reports,-By Mr. Russell OF Burlington
from the committee on Rules, the of last
session with amendment, fixing the order
of business, which were adopted. By Ju-
dietary committee, bill in amendment of
Passumpsc Railroad Compnny's charter,
providing that in case the road is consruc-
ted to the mouth of White River, no road
from Now Hampshire shall be permitted
to unite with and use the Passumpsic road
without its consent From the oxpana-
tons made by Mr. Russell of Burlington
and MIR Harrington of Middletown, of the
committee, it appears that the design Of
the bill is to exclude the road from Con-
cord to llaverhill from connecting with
the Passumpsic, except by agreement with
the latter company-on the ground that a
connection at HaverhiI would be injurious
to the portion of the Passnmpsic between
Bradford and White River village. Mr.
Fairbanks remarked that the bin ofthe
committee would be acceptable to the per-
sons interested, and the bill was ordered
to be engrossed for a third reading.
Bills fundamentally Mr. Royce, in re-
Ialon to divorce adultery, intoIerabIe
severity, and wilful dissertation for three
years, whether in this state county or else
where, made causes for divorce, and juris-
dIcion given over to our courts when the
petitioner for divorce has resided in this
state two years and and in the county one
year; referred to the judiciary commit
lee.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE.

ResOlution,-By Mr. Fairbanks, author
izing the use Of the hall Of the House Of
Representatives by members Of the Leg
lslaue for the discussion Of agricultural
subjects. Mr. +. said that this custom
prevailed in many oItho States and doubt
less would prove highly useful here
Mcssrs Miner and Harrington of Middle.
town both said that they heartily concur
red in the object aimed at, but suggested
that statute expressly forbid the use OF
the hall for any purpose except legislation,
aud subjects connected herewith. On
motion of Mr. Fairbanks, the resolution
was laid on the table.
Bills Mlrod~ccd BY Mr. Churchill, to
incorporate the Woodstock Mill Company;
referred TO the COMMITTEE on Nlanufac-
lures.
Adjourned.
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TUESDAY, October 10.
SENATE.

Bills introduced. BY Mr. Cram, so to
amend set. CD, GO of r. s., that if plain
tiff, his agent or attorney, prnying out a
writ, shall tlIean affidavit that lie believes
the defendant having secreled property,
about his person or elsewhere, is about 10
remove from the State, such writ shall is
sue as an attachment against the defend.
ants body. BY Mr. Harrington, so TO a.
mend chap. 26 Of r. S.. that jury oil
thee men may be had at the instance Of
party, in all actions when the matter in
demand does no, exceed thirty dollars,
Mr. Hodges presented the following res.
olution:
Whereas the members OF the Rutland
County Bar have procured full length
portrait Of Chief Justice Williams to be
taken by Mr. B, +. Mason and have pre-
.enlcd the same to the State 20 be placed
in the Capitol
Therefore Resolrcd, by the Senate and
House OF Representatives., That the Ser.
geant-at-Arms be directed to place the
said portrait in the Senate Chamber, and
that the Auditor OF Accounts be directed
to audit and allow the expenses ofthe Ser
gean,-at.Arms for so doing
This resolution was passed unanimous.
ly
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Petitions Refrred-EIi BalIou and
400 others, for the abolition of capital
punishment, 10 the Judiciary Commit
tee.
OfS. W. Sherwood and others, for an
academy at Norwich,to Committee on Ed.
ucation,
From the Senate. relative to portrait
of Chief Justice Williams, painted by Ma.
son and presented 10 the State by the bar.
hn'l1nd County; concurred in nnani.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
MONDAY, October IL,
sen ATE.

A communi cation was received from
the Governor ANNOUNCING vacancy ii
1rr"'" ID. gaze, Inird Division, OCCASION
cd the resignation of Brigodicr General
Stephen Dudley.
A communication was received from
the House announcing the death of Will
liam G. Warner Of Bristol, member OF
the House.
Mr. Rich said, that it doubtless with
feelings of deep regret that the Senate had
heard the announcement ofthe death of n
valuable member Of the ether House. lie
had but a slight personal acquaintance
with Doctor Warner. bu, he knew that he
was respected in his own community as an
excellent physician and an csimable man.
The deceased had no wife or parents to
mourn his untimely end; but the tidings
Of his death would carry sorrow to a M
merous circle Of brothers and sisters, and
other near kindred. He would present
the following resolutions as expressive Of
the feelings Of the Senate on the occa-
zion.
Resolytd unanimously, That the Senate
have heard with deep regret the meIon-
eholly intelligence ofthe death Of Doctor
Warner, the member Of the House of
Representatives from the town Of Brist-
oil.
Rcsolvcd unanimously, Tina, as a testi-
mony Of respect for the memory Of the de-.
ceased, the Senate will adjourn until to.
morrow morning.
These resolutions were unanimously a.
dop,ed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Sergeant.at-Arm, nominated and
the Speaker confirmed the following Off.
GERS Of the House:
ShubaeI 3. Flint, Door-kecpr.
l. l. iii i f.; @:;: officer. '' House.
STANDING COMMITTEES
The Speaker announced the Standing
Committee as follows:
Of Ways and Meoas,-Messre. CIeve-
land, Smile, Hammond, AIbee Of West.
minister, Aiken.
On Military AGairs,--NIe.'rs Lawrence
Bill. McDaneIs Hunt, WhippIe,
Judiciary Comm;ltsc.-Messrs Miner Of
Manchester, Russell of Burlington, Har-
rington of NIddIetown, Tyler. Jones of
Chelsea,
On Claims--lIcssrs Walker, Thomas,
Langdon, Fletcher, Davis of Alburrh.
On Roads.-Messrs Cheever, Wright
Of Shoreham, Hobart, Hodley, Merrill.
On Banks. -Messrs SiodarJ, Hubbard (
Cleveland, Danfjrlh, Henry Of Roches-
ter.
On .Naaufactmes.-ATessrs Earl, Hen
~ Of Weathersfeld, Dorwin, Brown of
Shrewsbury, Gregory.
On AgriculiWe.-Messrs Churchill,
Billings, Mlddlebrook, Squire, Clark of
Georgia.
On Land 7arcs. -Messrs Nelson, FRY,
Phelps, Goodrich, Strong of Starksboro'
On EducntiOn-M ssrs Fairbanks
Dantorh, Fairchlld, Converse, Horton.
To make up the Grand List-Messrs
Capen, Marks, Martin, George, Jones
of Wludham, Burrows; Sherwln, South.
gate; Bacon, Pope, Bailey Of FairIce,
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THE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
The Senate came in and The following
appointments we're made.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Walter Palmer, ! assistant Judg's Of
Thomas n. Barrett, lie Couaty Court
Gilman Henry Woodstock, SHERIFF,
Joseph Churchill, High BoiEG'
julius Converse, Sa'c9 ,NiOmtH,
Tho's Y. Hammond, Jndgc Of Probate for
the District Of WiadNor,
George f. Wales, Jrdyc IF Probote for
Mc District Of HorVoTd.
Lyndon A. Marsh, Nahum Haskell, ST.
mon Warren, Jail Commissioners.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Ezra June, }As"'aot Judges Of
Ambros l., Brown, : lie C~niy COwt
Jacob Edger,on, RnlIand, Nelg,
james Rice, Xish Baif0,
Edgar l.. Ormsbcc, States AItorncN
William Hall, Jndge Of ProboIc tor tie
District Of Ruilond,
AImon Warner, JudycY PrObutc for the
District 81 fdlrhdren,
William Hall, Cha'S Burt, Edwin Edgcr-
ton, Jail Commissioners.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Vile Lawrence, | .4ssistom Judges Of
George Chapman, ! The CowIy Co"rt,
David S. Church, NiddIebory, Shift,
Asa Chapman, High B0iEG,
Geo. w. Grandey, &0tG's attorney,
Sllas II, Jcnison, fudge q ProJate for the
District IF .4dliS0n,
Harvey MansiII, Judgc Of Probate for tie
District of New Harcn,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Frederick Smith, ! Assistont Judges Of
John McLane, jMc Connty Court,
George Sleeper, Corinth, Sheriff,
Ebenezer Bass, High BmEG
Jefferson P. KiGder, States attorney,
Edmund Weston, Judge Of Probate for the
District Of Randolph,
Amos S. Hatch, EIihu Norton, Lemuel
II. George, jul Commissioners,
The joint assembly adjourned to Thurs
day morning 10 o'clock. and the Senate
retired
Mr. Harrington presented resolution
that so much Of the Governors Message
as relates to the war with Mexico and the
annexation Of Texas be referred 10 the alb.
clifton members of The House consisting
OF Messrs Strong, Russell of Stowe, Ter
relI Smith of Walsiield, lIlncher, Henry
of Rochester, French, Rider, Rice, Bar
rows, Bacon and Fclch, Ruled by the
Chair out Of order, as conflicting with the
rules OF the House which requires the
Speaker to appoint all committees, aud al
30 as being INDIGENOUS to certain mem
bers of the House, MIR Harrington appeal
ed; the decision was sustained
That portion Of the Governors message
relating to Slavery and the war with Mex
leo was referred to the joint committee
under rule; that relating to usury TO the
General Commtie: and that relating to
the Geological Survey the Committee
Of Agriculture.
Adjourned,
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WEDNESDAY,, Oct. IA.
SENATE

BY Mr. Kimball Of p r. Chandler and
others in favor Of further restrictions upon
pedlars: referred to the Committee on FL
nance. BY MIR Cram, of George Chap
man and AZ others, in favor oithe same
object; referred to the same committee.
Resolutions, BY Mr. Birchard, referred
so much of the Governors message as re-.
lated to protective Taritl'to seIec, com.
mi'lee of three; passed, BY Me- Burton,
ins'ruc'ng The Mi!itar, committee 10 in.
quire whether the militia law needs alter.
alton; passed.
Adinurned.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.

Resolution BY M Foster, that so
much the Governors message as relates
TO slavery be referred to Select Committee
of five; passed, and Messrs Foster, Villas,
Harrington, Cushman and Fox were APP
pointed the committee.
Adjourned.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-10-22
IIOESE.

IloJDE.
Bills Introduced. Bv Mr. Fry. repea
ing act relating to exhibition of living an
finals and natural curiostlcs; referred tt
General Committee.
BY Mr. Story, Incorporating tho Rail
road Bank, at Windsor; referred to the
committee on Banks.
BY Mr. Lawrence, in relation to the mi.
IItia- staff officers subjected to removal:
referred to committee no Military Affairs
By Mr. Fry, providing that the friends to
persons murdered may witness the execu.
ton Of the murderer; referred to Judicia.
ry committee.
By Mr. Russell Of Burlington, relating
to the Judiciary, for six judges Of the Su-
Prcme Court, four to be assigned to each
county TO hold court; referred to Judici-
airy committee. BY Mr. Ayesworth, to
incorporate the Central Bank; referred 10
committee on Banks.
Resolutions BY Mr. Bill, for the cleo
ton of officers of the State Prison and
Commissioner of the Insane Asylum, on
Friday next P. NJ. passed. By Mr. Nc.
Loud .nslructIng the committee on Militia
ry Affairs to inquire into the expedency
of reviewing the Militia Act Of 1887 pass,
ed.
The Senate came in and the follow ing
appointments were made:
JAMES Mem. SKATER, Secretary of
State.
J. Mem. Shnher of Burlington, 1871, C. G.
Eastman of Montpelier, u, Oramel Hutch
nson Of Chester, IL, John l.. Buck, of
Mortified 3.
WILLIAM T, BURNHAN, Sergeant
dt.Arms.
VIM Il. Burnham of Montpelier, l22;
Jonathan G. Dexter Of Rutland, "a, VIM,
P. Badger of Montpelier, -. l.. P. Burn
ham, s. Levi Boutwell,, 5, E. A. Webb, /,
Blank, |.
JOSEPH BERRY, Auditor in the Treas
ury Department.
Joseph Berry of Newbury, 1872, Royal
Hatch Of Stafford, IS, a. O. Adds Of ST.
Adams, l2.
The Senate retired.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.
The President announced the following
committees:
On the Library. Messrs. Bradley aud
Morse.
On SO much ofthe Governors message
as relates to the protective policy, Messrs
Brchard, Villas, and Cushman.
Adjourned.
HOUSE,
Petitions rJerred OF Jeremiah Fos-
ter and others, A. G. Dana and others,
Thomas X. Tark and others and L. p.
Weston and others, and OF citizens of
Benson against peddIing, were referred to
the committee Of Ways and Means; of
John T.. Palmer and 29l others, against
capital punishment, to judiciary commit.
tee
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By Mr. McLoud repeal to the act rela-
ting 10 common schools; referred TO COM
mitlee on Education. BY Mr. Russell Of
Burlington, in alteration Of chap. 95 r.
s. on offences against private property,
increasing punishment, for horse stealing
and poisoning animals; referred to Judi
ciary committee.
Reports. By General committee, bill
constituting Adelia Sophia Barber heir.
at-lay of Ephraim and Sophia Griswold;
Resolutions BY Mr. Smile, requesting
the Treasurer to report whether any banks
are delinquent in paying the quota of their
profits into the treasury, the amount paid
in 1915, and the mode of asccrlaning
the dividends; passed. BY Mr. Baldwin
of Sharon, requiring the treasurer to re-
port certain details of payments made the
past year; passed.
MI Lawrence called up the Senate res
o|nlion fixing the time for elec'ing Judges
Of the Supreme Court, ard moved to a.
mend by fixing upon Saturday next 10 A,
NJ. Agreed to; when Mr. Harrington, of
NJ, moved to lay the resolution upon The
table, on the ground that the Judiciary
Committee is now engaged in considering
propositions for a new judicial system: he
should regard the passing Of the resolution
as instructions against a change. Mr.
Lawrence thought that Saturday next
would give ample time to the Committee,
Mr. Harrington agreed to that-but it
would not give time for deliberation,-
The motion Of Mr. H. prevailed by a strong
vote.