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Family SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Ia West Boylston, Mass.

.--v,,, . III " CoI IsLUHs WdSss
1--WE Spring Term of this School will commence the
4 second Wedhesday IF AprH merit Instruction will
be gwen 10 all the branches of thorou.h English and
CLASSICAL Education. The annual charge board, tu
tion washing fuel and lights, will be S32 or sec per
term Of twenty one weeks.
For further particulars, reference may be had to the
following Gentlemen:
rev. Joseph w. Cross West BoyIston Rev. Leonard
Rev Elan smaIley, Forester Rev. Hervy Fits Ash>
tGnd Bentmi c. Harris Esq Phtnir, r L.; George w
Crockett Holmes Ammidown, and John G. Polter Esqs
Boston, Merrck Lyon, Esq, Frouidence r r John ".
r jerks, Esq, MiddtebOrO'; Samson Almy Esq Plain>
felt, Conn. .f6 SYLVANUS MORSE
West Boy lston March 30 1919 dsw Principal.
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MARK EFT GARDEN TO RENT.
k-s A SMALL Farm of about eighteen acres, twelve
nh "A Of which are now under cultivation, situated
szs one mile from The City Hall, will be rented for
term of years for market garden. The soil is in
perfect order for garden-is very and sheltered
and capable of producing much earlier than other gardens
and is very easy TO cultivate. o. Ii. BLOOD.
April 10. DIFF
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, IS. April 49, le49.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN Commissioner OF Insolvency,
IL for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate OF LUTHER F. KINGS
BURY of Sutton, in said County, trader and late part
ner in the firm of B. Bachelor & Co. nsolveht
debtor the pay debts the delivery of any
property belonging to said nsovent debtor to him,
his and the transfer of any property by him. for
hidden by laws
The first meeting OF the creditors of said debtor will
be held the Office of said Commissioner in Worceste
in said County, on the eighth day of May nert, at
O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof debts and
the choice of assignee assgnees of his Estate.
April IL DIV ]. W. WHIPPLE, d. e., Messenger.
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WANTED,

experienced Dry Goods Salesman-one that can
| n come well recommended-none other need apply
March 81. dtf VIM. HAChEIi'
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ROOM in No 10 Thomas Street, 81 by 81 #. suitable
"A for Storage or Mechanical purposes. Inquire of
April l2. d3w* BURT & HOLMES, IA Thomas-st
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WANTED,

NOTICE.
FTNHE LADY who took Black Silk UMBRELLA from
i the Store Messrs Clark g. Sanford, on "Wednesday
afternoon, instead OF her own will esse return
Immediately The lay is known and will be called upon
II the above is not complied with. dit March SO.
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Wczi -. rsEsiariy iasEs-sszs i EuG.isE fen
ssssnsy-sesea . nraE ane knnl1sa shoCsaad sEs-
y I'm yeaEs. aril undel iae osIsas 4 1850 Ne
EuEles u Der in.sii.zlis aEnsgnied . 7sT .sss
Ca ths osnsus q 1850 ahoms ressll much Is4s
graiifyilg. Iasis.d q an inesesss in he rai;oof
Esr.ngs sraEs u one hundred rhopsna q Enors il
Yen ssss. thersnsss SfiSl0 ahous an Increase a
Only 1881, And Why i i thai Nor eaIoli-
-. Will II 1890 US ne thHd safe IN the In
iUa ID p0iai a Iopulsiiun, and from lso0iO $50
he fOursh. sAOuA 20 fer rsceds ss in 1880 % he
cone Tie 9Th. AMI lsio the sstsuih Why i
il thsl. with fertility q sol. sslubnly q r.
male. . Iiehnrss ard Isafnseness 4 minerals. and
slsnenis az wealth %, sarPaszs1 Il rqaaisd IN
any 0heF staie. tbs mus; enieIPrlsng a hef Sitl-
zrns should abandon lhs holes o. their ehildhaad.
70 take up resiarncr among Strangers m Alnla-
ms. Tsnnesee, Missouri, o. some oiLsE iar a
sialsl The en- whirh Ne heaf iiom every mouth
answers he question. We can srt nothing Or
our Pra,iuce.n And > ! i for The improvements
AM faciiiies for transportation 10 Osr states have
snsblsl them 10 uudrscll u ii, al tie markets 70
which We have access. Ahsn.l Of hrul Is taken
from he boriers oflhe Lake. III he uP9er lsrt q
ihr state u New Yoik. and carried TO Newbern
II much less expense Than ihc farmers Of Olangs
can take II 10 TIA, narksl.
A Few figures Nill Illustrate il some faint De-
gre the lbs which the farmers VI Orange conn,
i sustain every year ioF lie want ii those facil
ties Of transportation which exist IN other states
Il has been estimated BY competent Judges, thai
The WHEAT annually raised in Oh Orange amounts
70 100000 hushels; after y aking literal allow
ance for homc consumption and seed. al least 200
o00 bushels could he spared ~ market. Ou
flienls IN The country know heiir than We j,
the cost Of imnsponing whea, 10 Petersburg hu
We suppose Few Of them ale willing TO wagon
thnTc for less than IS cents per hnshcl, II or
rail road were completed and IN operation i eou!'
hc carried there al price not exceeding Is cent
tNA f1Sats AhA7 NhNN 80 y SAVING " - NtAt
on each bushel. and on the sOu,0OO bushels.
saving Of GO,O0o dollars in one year! And hi
On one article alone How msrh corn would b
taken to market. which > now consumed in kerp
ing an extra number Of horses. and how mud
money would he put into the pockets Of our fol
nes in consequence, We will not venture to cal
culaie; neither shall We make an estimate Of III
thousands Of bushels which now, in plentiful
years. are almost vaiueless AM wasting IN OF
cribs. which, with the facilities afforded b. raj
road, might he carried 10 profitable market.
A few thoughts like these will readily enoug
-s'''sin WHY il is that our citizens cmigraic i
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usra.n 10 snfEeaaer. he Commander a
lhr garrison replied. : | snow vel how
SLAMS sand. and Eat the 81 rallied bEn
ofcfoaiis E.ll soan iiad himself safround
"a. an AiIh his whale army te destroy
ca" Dem has colisrlea al bis in0ops
nssr Szegedin % mske head agaiasf ne
Russians. The Ban holds HE enemy m
check. making sreeerlsl scriieE.
Livs'ra. Jsl5 p. isss.
Markets sc.-'rra1e continues seiise.
and the Business sinae lhis week has BEEN
iaTge. ard IN general Il improved prices.
The produce markets are sci supplied.
A healthy feeling roniiHues 70 prevail. and
! far extent 81 business hss been l0ae II
steady pIsres.
coTroS has continued in faVer 4, sd-
yznreJ prices. AMI money n j sensidega-
Be extent Is being invested 10 The article.
The consumption OF cotton i now greater
sian il Was ever knoanio be. and Tie rnn.
Alnsion al an snnislic- between the Ger
mans and Danes. jnsl announced II an.
don. viii doubtless increase The present
tlemani. Al Manchester. and other man.
uiaciurirg naIls. The market has heca
firm. aud spinneEs Influenced hy The buoy
ant state 81 lie Gotten inarkei, have riaiIn'
ell ii many instances an advance Of hsi
lprnny per pound. anl ~ adiiiunal price
lIas also been demanded upnn goods.
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The Rail- R0ad.--It has been the hab
Of our people with no small degree Of pride
glory over the rapid increase of this nation in pc
pulati n and wealth. And indeed as nation
have boon blessed beyond example in The histor,
Of any people. From about three millions at the
close of the war of the Revolution, We have gone
on nearly doubling every twenty years, until now,
after the lapse of sixty seven years, and while ma.
ny who struggled in that contest are yet living to
witness it, we have grown to be strong nation
numbering more than twenty millions of inhabi.
tants. But after sating ourselves in contcmplat.
ing our glory as nation, il is natural to turn "a
our own State, and inquire what progress she has
made. Has she kept pace in the career of i'm.
provement with her ssters--in the multiplication
fssher inhabitants, in the accumulation Of wealth!
When the first census vas taken IN 1900, thf
lumber Of her inhsti,an,s vas 39S,f5i, shd
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ChOicras--The Cholera continues to pre-
vail in New York, and other places on the Mort
River. In New York, on Thursday last, Their
were II new cases and 80 deaths; on Friday 10
cases and 81 deaths.
At Philadelphiz, on Friday, there were 3 ne'
cases and deaths. Tn consequence Of the grcs
decrease OF the disease, Tie Board Of Health ha
ordered foar Of the Cholera hospitals 70 be clio
ed.
1t stated that the disease has entirely disal
peared from Richmond and Norfolk, Va.
We are glad to sec /; stated that the disease
decreasing in the towns along The Mississippi an
Ohio rivers. In some places had entirely eea,
ed as al epidemic.
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THE ELECTIONS.

''he slec,ions II his site have teen . 81
heard from. rs 70 ascertain That tic following
gentlemen have been elected members % The next
Cons.ess-- il Wings aad three Democrats viz:
Ways. Democrats.
THONGS l.. Ciingmsn, Abraham W. Yenabls.
Joseph r. caliwell. John L. ]. Daniel.
Augustine II. Sheppard. William S. Ashe.
Edmund nehrlIy.
David Outlaw.
Edward Sianly.
The following are tho ofhsl-i returns in this
4is.fist
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The rnir.-The Ludi.s 81 dc Female Be
nssolsut SOrieiy. connected viii The Presbyterian
Chosch in this place. intend holding Fair .
The M1s0nir Hsil On TUESDAY esraing The sisi
ms, 10 Commence Il oirlsck. The monies re-
csi,sd viii Of course r expendtd y the I.Adies
IN lie farheianee 81 lie henesolent purposes
Which they have u hand !; and ae hope they Wlll
receive literal encouragement froln bsreNOleni
am christian Psople.
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er, 10 be present at Hillsborough, on Tues.
day Of August court. 10 hear Governors
Graham and Swain, who have, we hear,
consented 10 address the people on thai
day on the subject Of The proposed Road.
All, who know those gentlemen. know
that there are none more devoted 10 the
interests Of their native state, and none on
whose judgments and statements they
would more implicitly rely in all matters
connected with the prosperity OF the
State.
II must be obvious 10 every one that
something must be done, or North Caro-
lima will be regularly losing lis best and
niosi eniorprislpg population, Why U II
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Tcnnessee.-The election in Tennessc,

TcnneSsee.-The election in Tennessee
for Governor and members Of Congress took
place on Thursday the end instant. The few
returns received indicate loss on the part Of tia
Wings. 4 despatch from Nashville, dated il
9Th, states ,hat in nine counties heard fror
Freuslale, the Locofocn candidate, hai mac
heavy gains; and that proporiona,e gal
Throughout the state would cleo, him BY majorit
of3,O00. Itis farther stated that Ewing, I.ocoit
co, has beaten callum, the Wing candidate fo
Congress, some 100 votes in the Nashville dh
trici. If 50, this is Democratic gain.
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Nelson.-IIuman nature is very trail.
N" man ever hada stronger sense OF u
under sense Of justice than Lord Mel.
son. lie was 10th ,oinliict punishment:
aud when lie was obliged ~ 10 endure the
lnrlute Of seeing men logged" he came
opt of his cabin aiih hurried sep, ran
INTO The gangWay. made bis how 10 the
general, aud reading The articles Of war
the cuiprl, had iulringed. said, Boat
swain, do your duty. The lash was
immediately applied, and consequently
the sufferer exclaimed, .Forgive me. Adj
tniral. forgive me Z" On such an occa.
sion, the Admiral would look around
with wild anxiety. and as all his officers
kept silence. be would say, "What! none
of You speak Tor him avast! cast him
off" aud then add to The suffering cuI-
prt, Jack, in the day 81 baule remember
me" and he became good fellow In iu-
ture. A poor man was shout 10 be logged
"a landsmsn--aud few pitied him. His
offence was Drunkenness. On being tied
up, lovely girl, contrary 10 all rules.
rushed through the officers, and falling
on her knees, clasped Nelson's hand, in
which were The articles Of war, exclalm-
ing" PRAY, forgive him, your honor. and
he shall never offend again. -" Your
face" said the Admiral, "is d security
for his behavior. Let him go. the fellow
cannot be bad who has such a lovely
creature in his care" The man rose to
be lieutenant.
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Premature Rarlals.--we SIC a..prsa

Premature HIrials.-We se assured
Say. The New Yo,s Mirror of Jolly 30ih1
ii4ai The follow ing is the in eye,y pIric-
ulaI; pour man residing 70 he upper
part Of This CITY, l,f, home al The usual
hour some days since ID perform III. dai.
IL l,bor. aud nn returning 10 The afternoon
iaund thai Bis wife had been sf,zed ~iah
The cholera during The forenoon and COZ.
styed 10 the'hospn | IN 18Th street. He
lnmedlsl,ly went here. and rs he catered
The lace 81 Collins v ele eaiIisd out TO be
COW, we'd 10 p.,,el's Field. The poo, ltl-
low proceeded 10 he room and inquired
Tor his wife, when he was iniorTsi iial
she was j, al, and lsst one al lie coiiins be
had psss,J Contained her body. bUl whiell
81 htm they could MOI tel. As 10 marks
are placed upon item 10 Distinguish ON
liom the other. Tie man. IN The agony
ii griel, started ID pursuit 1t the convey
snce, and accom- anied ITO Potter. Field
when be pleaded 20 hard 10 be permitted
10 look once more upon tie face of his
vile .hal permission was given bun. and
The cailins we're opened. Wien lie bo-
dy of The woman was exposed, he seized
iI irsnlicslly 10 his arms aud tfsssed II
foGdly 10 bis bosom. For momen. he
fancie,l he Eel, lhe besung of her heart,
and seizng her wrist, he exclaimed, NJ,
Col. she 1--we, 7 at tia, moment the
woman opened her eyes and recognised
her husband. She was conveyed home,
and is nnw qnie recovered. II his be
u0e--and our Iniormatt afTirms lila, il il
VIVA f,ighiul r, flrctlou i, centuries
up that o. rbaps others, bearing only lie
resemblance Of death. have been prema'
turtly hurried to the grave!
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~ We are rsqOessd . ssais thai Coz.
Ga.ham snl Gov. SAain. On The insiislian q
she Ra:lsola coulrni,ler. win adde's the reOPle
At lIllsbaSogh on Tuesl.s q Aasasl Court,
he ss.l instant.
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strensth Of the Elephant. : Tho

OtkSn5tA " Iuj L-cpAint' huse
who have not "seen Tie elephant" may
rot be aware how strong the critier is.
The following from The London Times,
gives an idea
The strength Of an elephant is equal 10
lis bulk, for il can with great ease draw a
inad that six horses cannot move; il can
readily carry npon lis hack three or -four
thousand pounds weight; upon lis tusks
alone il can support near thousand. lis
force may alsu be eslimdled BY the yeloci.
ty Of is motion compared with the mass
Of its body. |, can 90 in its ordinary pace
as fast as horse Al IN easy troi, and when
pushed il can mnve as swiftly as a horse
al full gallop. Itcan travel with ease IF.
" or sky miles a day, and when hard
pushed almost double Thai distance.
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TseSss Il If reisi. esDiitnsj 70 de
nsaehss sd Eoessses sish he almost
assiduny. sh,ls lhs 1ain eoIas a 80
HsaR.fisns p-Esfd he ussf aiO Besksf;
snd BIN. u he head o. 60.000 msa. sud-
drnly II! upon Jsllachieh's array aad
esmp,ssely crushed a.
Vseans papers and letters II The 225
instant eanlsia he'leIa shieh eofhim-
our sceouRis 81 he deien 81 B,IoR lel.
l.rhich. Tie belielih proeeeds 70 sac
.hal Inc BINS sfmy suffered loss ri six
hundred killed AID wounded. and among
thea fsurieen officers. las. hnseser. ey-
ideniihai The less 0flise n.1sl be greater by
Ear lhsn lhr nunter quoted in lhe effie'sl
repaus. The headquarters Of the Ban
arr a.ssr'sd 10 be Il Roma. IN Syfmis.
4 le.,er frnm the camp near coInofn.
in he Piesse. gives sns9inl description Of
The scenes Ihsi sIe an citing IN shs count y
sronnd Inc fniusss. On ii sides columns
81 ise are -tfnfising 10 the skle,; sili-ges.
la,m.. basis and bridges are 10 flames.
The sriilefy of tie fonrss and the I'm
psrs.Ii.is' b.llsfies, with .ixty cannon 0l
lie Target c.iiter. a'e a1ing sgaias, each
Other.
Tie Commissioner of The Hungarian
Gasernmenl writes from lIermsnnsiadl,
under date The 80 July. lhA The Russians
hise bsrn forced 10 Tei,eai 20 GronsisJi,
Ben Vas preparing 10 si:sck that clly on
ihe Ssh Of Oh july.
The seat q The Ifung,rian Government
was transferred 10 Arad OH The IL h Jnly,
This lasi ciIcnmsisnse prasss the assn
rance aiih Nhirh BEN hopes 10 6nI.t
uiih he Ra.s:ans ~ Ffanss lgania. and
on tie other had. il cshifns The defea
81 Jrllsrhicl; because. II tie army 81 III,
south was still iurmifabie. the Hungarian
Gas6rnmfn, would nesef dare n seler
The cary u Atai inf ~ residtl &c, o. /
would he 5rlwa en- Two free.
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Richmond Medical Collcgc.-N

have been favored with copy Of the annual Ci
cular Of the Medical Department Of Hampdc
Sidney College, in Richmond, Va, for lsi9-5t
The statements made in this circular place th
Institution in highly favorable position little il
ferioI to the more favored ones Of the North, an
in some respects offering greater practical advar
tages than are to be found in most other inslitl
tons Of this country. Wercfer the student to III
advertisement in another column.
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Norfolk and the Rail Roaa.-Th

citizens OF Norfolk, by vote Of alO to 1874, hay
authorized a subscription Of 100000 toihc Sea
borl and Roanoke Rail Road, on condition that !
should connect with Norfolk, and he extended B
Castor, and be re-Iaid with I iron.
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Kcntucky.--An article. from Louisville
August 10, states tia, as far as heard from foo
Democrat. were elected 10 Congress, and fv,
Wings. One dislrie, was in doubt.
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Mi,slssippi.-The Wings Of Mississippi

WhssissIppf.-Ih Inc wings q MISSISSIPPI
have held State Convention, and nominated
Gen. Thomas G. Polk, of Holly Splings, (former
b Of North Carolina as their candidate for 60
vernon Gen. Quilman, who distinguished him
self in Mexico, Is the Democratic candid =.
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We shall give the returns ftom all the districts
ii TIE state. when We have obtained them con-
plele.
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Mischiefs come BY the pound, and &C
away ~ the olnce
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Unioa. me c Institution aud the Laws
ihe Guardians % cur Liberty.
Wednesday, August %.

E-1asgslcCGEs - o
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are perfectly safe in saying that every
man Of the retiring army who stuck to his
regiment and his flag, left The country in
safely, and without annoyance. But we
remember well that quite number Of men
were stated TO have deserted. aud 10 be
carrying on al manner Of outrages against
the Mexicans on their own hook. The
presumption is. that the above mentioned
prisoners were part Of The gang; aud
that. being a, length overpowered, they
were thrown into prison Instead Of be-
ing shot as they deserved. and as they
would have been, but for The unwilling.
ness Of Mexico 10 afford any possible
ground Of dissatisfaction 10 the American
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the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce Of Aug. Z.
lEXICO. "A Geographic despatch,
ii is going the rounds, requires, We
{, word Of comment. 1t represent
iat eleven Americans had been in pri-
Il Jalapa ever since June, 1913 That
have many times applied 10 our Min
Mr.. Clifford, by leller, demanding
released, but that their petitions
been utterly disregarded.
,rlain other facts leak gu, in the des-
Its said thai these men" belong.
portion Of the retiring United
army, and with others were attack
y the Mexicans. Many Of their
AIDES were killed. while they were
red and thrown into prison" u IS
al to inquire what portion Of the re-
nr,,,,. ,hr.a .,.o,, k,l,,nral 40 No
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-01
A. Y. FRYER.

Land and General Agency Office.-St. Paul,
Minnesota Territory. VIII attend to the
location Of Land Warrants, the porchase
and sale of lands and lots in the Terrific
nv Of Minnesota and northern part of
Wisconsin, and such other business as
may be entrusted to him.
RErERENcEs-Hon. Willard Fillmore, Vice
President; Chas. Livingston, Esq, John
Van Buren,, ESQ.,, N. Y; Hon. J. c.
Spencer, Erastus Corning, Esd, Peter
Ganseyoort, Esq, Albany n. Y; His Ex-
ceiIency Nelson dewey, Cow is Julius
Wt,ae, Esq. Don Al Upham. Mayor Mil.
wa,aSee; Judge Fenton. Prairie du Chen
Joseph Bowron, Egg. Willow River; Geo.
X McGunnegie, Esq, St. Louis; Col.
A. M. Mitchell, St. Paul; SytSanns Trask,
Esq, Stiiwster; w. Il. Marshall, Esq.
St. Anthony Falls, Hon. Joseph w. Fur
her, Speaker; and Members Of the frs,
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory Of
Minnesota.
Office at the American Building. %
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VALEDICTORY.
OF Hon. Speaker FURBER, delirersd
November LIST, lS49.

OF Hon. Speaker FURBER, detrered
.Norem5er LIST, lS49.
GENTLEMEN:
The vote which we have just taken adj
moHishes US that we are about 10 adjourn
without day. You have determined by this
vote ina, t.,e first Legislative Assembly OF
this Territory shall now close its labors, and
the members comprising it are about to re-
turn TO their homes, their families, and their
constituents, whose appreciation trust you
wild sact, aud severaiiy heartily receive. and
when you have returned within the circles
of your own families, may you above all, re-
ceive the appreciation of good conscience.
We are about to be separated, snd in all
probability, some of as forever. This sep
arasiou to many Of Us IS painfai, isrust 10
all, for we met as friends-it cannot, il mus,
not he, that we part other than such. if in
the transaction Of our business upon this
floor, unhappiiy, any unkind feelings shall
have been ensendered within this ball,
conjure you, as friend and brother, that
within these walls they now be forever buried
and forgotten.
As the first Legislative Assembly Of this
Territory, we have had many Important
measures for consideration---neasu
which naturally devolve upon the first Leg
islature of new ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
many of them, local in their narnre, and
which are well calculated to excite no, only