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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
Horrible Ravnges of the Pestilence.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 24.
have risited the various Cemeteries on the
Ridge this evenirg. Ga my way there passed
les were in hearses- Others in cabs-also sever
al cart loads. Atthe various Cemetries there
must have been some 800 cabs and carriages.
The increase Of deaths to day is frighfu'. In
the Odd Fellows Ret there was only one buri-
ed day-Io-dny there. haG been seven up
to o'clock. Commercial Lodge buried two
of It's members, and also the father of q men,
ber. The father and son were conveyed to the
tomb in one hearse. In the Fireman's Burial
Ground there were only four buried yesterday
today there have been eleven. At the S..
Patrick's they were going in so fast with the
bodies hat the sexton could not give me cor
rect account; he said there were over ffy
buried to day, and mere coming"-thls is an in
crease Of twenty over yesterdays report. AT
the Charity Hospital Cemetery there had been
an increase of nine and they were ex-
pec,ing two cart loads more of five each. At
Pctter's Field there had been eighty eight bu.
burials, which is an increase Of seven; and there
were several loads going in when left. As
the reports are not made up until tomorrow
morning at 6 O'Clock, and as there were funerals
after dark, we may look for large report for
the 2l hours up to o'clock tomorrow morning
If the Protestant, Lofayete and ST. Vincent
show anything like the increase, we shall have
repor, of over 800. The great wonder is
where do they all come from? You will no
tlce that there is falrg off in the report o
the Charity Hospitals-the City Hospitals also
have lost but few. The increase, however, i.
among the better class Of our citizens, as the
long list of deaths for to-day will prove. We
have had no rains Cor two days, and although
constant rain is not very pleasant, yet if two
days. produce. such great increase of deaths
we shall all pray for rain, .#s-a.
The officer in charge Of 81. Patrick's Gene
terry informed me that they have fights there
every day over the dead. Many ofdhe Irist
pull up the pickets OF the-fence and bury thei
dead, without certificate, or any account tax
en- Of them. Cattle had go, in to tine cemetery
and trampled upon, and in,the new made graves
At Pot'er's Field they bury in the trenches
dug from two 10 two and half feet deep. Tht
firing of cannon has been suspended, us it hut
an injurious effect upon the sick, and many hat
died in consequence.
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Boots, Shoes and Leather.

HF YOU want a frs, rate article of boots and
shoes, cali nt Gis & Durham's store Immediately
eost of The Lutte ere in Ravenna. who have made ar
ranrcments keep on hand at nil times, large and
General assortment of homo manufactured and eastern
made aud shoes. which they will sell at the low.
est figure fnr cnsh ready pay
They will continue so keep hand the best quality
of solo leather upper leather and calf skin oroccos
Innings pegs, lasts and most kinds of shoe fndinRs
which they will seA at small advance on cost for
prompt pay,
~ Give cali and see for yourselves.
GIl.LlS Il DURHAM.
Rarenna, May, 1853
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Not so POnuInr

II seems that the story told by Wright, a dele
gate to the Louofoco Convention, that BARNEY had
been member Of tho New York Constitutional
Convention was falsehood. Barney run for that
office but got licked, just he will be this ia If
he runs against tho man he helped to nominato.-
Forest Citn.
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THE OHIO STAR
LYMAN w. HALL, Editor.
rs. BgLEN L. BoSFWICK. Regular Contributor
R AV Il N N A,
Wednesday, September 7. 1853.
Free Democratic state Ticket for

Free Democratic State Ticket Tor
1853.
For Governor.
SAMUEL LEWIS,
of Hamilton County.
For Supreme Judge,
REUBEN HITCHCOCK.
of Lake County.
For Secretary of State.
WILLIAM G. GRAHAM,
of Franklin County.
For Treasurer of State,
]. WESLEY CHAFFIN,
of Clinton County.
For Attorney General.
COOPER K. WATSON,
of Seneca County.
For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALONZO o. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
For State Commissioner of Common Schools,
LORIN ANDREWS,
OF + raDkin
Peoples County Temperance Ticket
For Senator.
WILLIAM H. UPSON,
of Akron.
For Board of Equalization,
SILAS CROCKER,
of Shalersville.
For Repre- sentative,
CALEB BROWN,
of Deer6eld.
For Commissioner.
I FREEMAN UNDERWOOD,
of Brmfed.
For Treasu er,
GEORGE w. ATWOOD,
Of Freedom.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
HORACE Fl. WILLARD,
of Palmyra.
For Directors of County Infirmary,
ELI P. KING, of Ravenna.
FREDERICK WILLIAMS, of Shalersvie.
For County Surveyor,
RII(IGJEG ROSrFUICK
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COKE UPON LITTLEToN

From the Forest City.
New Motive Power--Ether Ships
Coming.
If the accounts that reach US from France in
relation to the motive power be veritable. the
days of steam are numbered, and Capt. Erricson
may hang up his fiddle, and lay aside his caloric.
1t seems that a Frenchman named Trembly,
has applied Eiherized Vapor, or sublimated air to
the propulsion of machinery with triumphant sue
cess. The new system economies full seventy
five per cent or three -ourths of the fuel required
by steam. Unlike the calorlc of Ericsson. it is
not wind-work, but veritabs fact.
The vapor ship De Trembly, of seventy horse
power, and driven by the new motor, makes regu-
lar trips between Marseilles and Algiers, demon
strating the practical value of the invention beyond
any reasonable doubt.
The maxim and minimum speed ranges from
nine to sixteen knots per hour, and applied to
American models, there is no doubt that their
speed might be made to exceed greatly the MAXIM
un here indicated. e-..
The company who own the patent propose to
launch out into most extensive series of enter
prises. Several lines projected for trans. At
lantic service. The projectors state IN their Me
rnoirc" that Havre, L'Orient, Nantes, Bordeaux
and Marseilies, are fixed upon points of depart.
ure on the European side, and, for corresponding
points in America, New York, Norfolk, Martin
que, and Rio Janerio. Branch lines are contem
plated on eitber side to connect these termini
coast wise, go as to insure the utm ost complete
ness and efficiency TO tho scheme.
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STOCK FOWLS

ESOX s. WILLIAMSON offer for sale few pairs of
n EARLY CHICKS of the Buff Red and Black
Shanghai which they think second to none In the
country in point of weight and beauty of pumage. All
those who desous of securing good stock birds are
requested to call and examine stock as it is OF gre
Importance all who engaged IN securing stock oi
any kind be and get good stock for such WI" pay
the best as the experience of all goes to show.
We would also add that these fowls will only be so on
condition that they shall be exhibited as competitors
for premiums at either the State County Fairs during
the present year ,o,o -
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Let not their expectations be disappointed. Let
the friends of Temperance at this solemn crisis
feel their weishty responsibilities let not the spr-
it of manhood be conquered and dwarfed by mar
row partisan feelings. Let us quit ourselres Ike
men.
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therefore, should not be bound to render it aid and


therefore should not be bound to render it aid and
comfort.
And I've will not, when we lints political courage
sufficient to absulve ourselves from party shackles
and vote and act from our convictions of the duty
we owe to ourselves and our nation.
AS state and county we can do our duty. We
can elect men to the various offices Of honor or
profit, who are Freemen and not trammeled by
party, but who are honest and intelligent, and actu-
atedby motives that will be for the best interest of
tho people at large. Such men let their official,
connexion be high or low, will be opposed to siu-
very and party dictation. If the Free soil party
divest themselves party prejudices. and nom
mate for the various Offices within this county
without reference TO their present associations, as
laid down in the call for county convention, is
sued by their central committee, they will make
their honesty Of purpose manifest, and receive the
votes and influence of many free and independent
men in this county; and such ticket would re-
ceve such vote as would show the bnlance OF INC
State and the country at large, that Oio AS"'"yu
la is one man for the principles set io'' ~ '1
Declaration party spirit wond hide ITS neau eoo' =.
and true men would fiji the offices within our eh1'
and the spiris would spread abroad, till slavery
would be no more, which is the ardent desire OF
many like, 1NOEi El LEN
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How is TINT Addison is said to be out in his Har-
pooa aeains the union Temperance movement in
behalf of the Maine LAW. Addison has lately at
tended two meetings in This county, and at each
professed to be in favor of the movement. We
don't see the Hnrpoon, hence we ask, how is it?
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For County Surveyor,
RUGGLES. BOSTWlCK,
of Ravanna.

When the Star is sent to those who are
not subscribers, they may be assured that
no charge will be made. ~
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" The Shasta Courier gives an account of the
death of Mr.. Hnnford Oviatt. who was drowned
in Iron Cannon, on the 22d ult., while engaged in
"drVing" the Sacramento. We presume this is
son of the late Benjamin Ovintt, of Hudson, Sum
init Co,
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ES' Champion Vaughan local of the True Dem
ocrat, was swindled out of $500 last week by Il
"confidence man." Sorry for it.
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Still Moving.

A"Call" for Peoples Convention similar to
that of Portage County, is in circulation in Muho,
ming County. All right.
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business. A large number of passengers passed
through Cleveland last week bound for Canada.
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A Peoples Convention under 81 CALL" similar
to that in this County was held in Cleveland
last Saturday, and resulted in the nomination of
the following ticket, drawn from the three political
parties:
Senator-John A. Foot, Cleveland.
Representatives-James Towsley' Royalton;
E. D. Burton, East Cleveland.
Judge of Common PIeas-Horace Foote, Ohio
City.
Prosecuting Auorney-SamueI Williamson
Cleveland.
Board Of Equalzation-H Henry B. Payne, Cleve-
land.
Treasurer-Wells Porter, Ohio City.
ommissioner-M eancton Barnett, Cleveland.
IL We understand that the old line Democrat
c convention last Saturday voted to have their pro-
ceedings published in the Sentinel, and also in the
papers in the County friendly TO cqnal rights. AS
that request includes The Star, we cheerfuiy iu-
sert the proceedings, as presented by Spectu,ar,"
no other copy having been furnished US.
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MIR. Barney.

MESsRs. -EDiToRs:-l notice that the Plain
Dealer denies your statement that Mr.. Barney,
at Dayton, approved the nomination of MIR.
Andrews. Now, the proof can be given when de-
sired, Tint Mr.. Barney, at Dayton, NOT only ex-
pressed his approval of the move men., but de-
clared his willingness 10 offer the resolutions
which were offered in favor of him, and u
dopted. So that the Democratic party, after
denouneiug the acton of the teachers, and rep
resenting Them Us demagogues. has taken uf
one Of these demngogues for It's candidate. Apc
it certainly does not appenr very generous in
Mr.. Barney, after aiding in bringing out Mr.
Andrews cnndiduie, to now consent TO be
his opponent.
ln conclusion, TO prevent cuviiling. / would
state that was member of the Dayton Con.
venlon. and not Wing. Yours.
Columbus, Aug. 29th, 1858.
"a Hon. Judge Jacob Finn, yesterday DEM
onstrated his judicial powers on John Joiffe. Esq
BY knocking him down near Fifth street Market
in Cincinnati. Joliffe took leading part in the
late Finn impeach mass meeting, The Hon
Judge was Immediately arresi ed and taken before
Justice Chidsey, who held him in $500 ball.
Capital City Fact.
The cup of FnL's infamy is filed to overflow.
ing. He has dshonored the judicial ermine. and
disgraced humanity.
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DEEP AT NUMBER FlVE.-A chapter
u in the life of city pastor by H. Trusta.
For sale at Halls Book STORE.
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FELLOW FEvER--A correspondent of the Uti-
"a Gazette from New Orleans, closes his comnlu-
nication with the following description of the effect
If this dreadful plsgue:
Where arc the watchmen? Some are rotting
in the grave yards ofithe swamp, some have flown
ID terror from their posts, others are dying and
many are burying the dead. In the mean timo
one aghlieih part Of this whole population is perish
inc weekly. The tnpsrs burn their grim religious
Iieht in tho Cathedras, and the wealthy are buri-
sd under the stone pavemeuts beneath while, the
r,,or are carried 10 The holes ID the great swamp
esys ynrd; Twists the business man In the street
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SUNNY SIDE-or the country Ministers
~ wife. by the author of peep at No. Fl6e-Tel Tale
&c. For sale at HANS Book STORE.
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g HAl)4 SiDE-or Lille in country Par
~ sonage. by Pastors wife. This volume should be
in every family in the land Many have received new
light from the perusal of this book. All may do so.
full supply can always be found at.
HALLS Book SToRR.
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II ASST LEAF FROM SUNNY SIDE, by
ID H. Trusta, author of Peep at No. Five-Sunny
Side-Tell Tale-Kitty Brown, &c. For sale at
Halls Book STORE.
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W EAPLETON.-A Temperance tale. A
I'VE new Book just published, and one of the best
things out. just received and for sale Mt
August 10Th, 1853. Halls Book SraRE
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FHNELL ia ALE-or Home Secrets, told by
II old Travellers by H. Trusta author OF sunny side
&C. Se at HANS Book STORE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-20
etorv for Bows.

Il is related of a Persian mother tha
on giving her son forty pieces Of silver ai
bis portion, she made him swear never
TO tella To, aud sud- Go my son,
consign thee TO God, and we shall mol
meet again tIl the day Of Judgment"
The youth wenl away, ana the party
he travelled with was assaulted by rob
bers One fellow asked the boy what he
had, and he said. Forty dinats ar,
sewed up IN my garments" Heaughed
thinking he iesled Another asked hin
the same question, and received the sam,
answer.
AT last the chief called hia and asked
him lhe same question, aud he said,
have told TWO Of your people already, tha
! have forty dInars sewed up in ms
lcoihes.
lie ordored the CLOTHES 10 be Stripe,
open, and found the money.
Aud how came you to tell Of this Z
asked tie chief,
Because, SAID lhe child, / woul,
not be false 10 my molher, TO whom
promised never 10 tell lie.'
4" Child, faid lhe robber, " art thol
SO mindful Of thy duty to lhy mother a
thy Yeas, aud am Inseusible at my ag'
of the duty owe 10 God ! Give me thy
hand, that | may swear repentance on
it," lie did so, aud his followers were
all struck with the scene.
" You have been our leader IN guilt,
SAID they TO their chief, be the same II
the path of virtue = aud they Instant,
made restitution of The spols, and yowee
repentance on the boys head.
There is a moral ia this story, which
goes beyond the direct influence of tn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-20


fHm'' ocr- ILL., ~ a. N'
journal of yc-tefo was read'
Norman MI'lng'on i'om bennington county,
presented DIS creueula7' was GUY S"'''' 'n1
admitted TO h's sear
Mr. Warner DO behNt OF 'ne committee on
Elections, % which vas reered ihe memorial
ofOdando teyens. praying Tor admission to a
seat in The Senate from lfauAn Oonn'y' fe-
ported ia accordance hihe prayer OF 'ae me-
mortal.
The committee reported iaal il Appeared ny
evidence satisfactory to them inat tno lion
Ilubbeli Bogue who received cefi'aca'o oil lis
election trom frnS'n Comfy end Dos since
deccased had bat plurality over hr Stevens
ana 'hal 'e" ' -'' '''' ~
que were cast by those who were not lea''
voters
Tine report was accepted. and Mr. Ooo'idee
onele1 7'''.'''' '''''
To q SCI" I'D 'ha senate
Mr.. COLI SAID tnal it was esi4'i.sA'A4 % oah-
gerous precedent ana moved uai Inc resolution
DC ia'' %" u.'
l;,l.......,. ,...l.,,...i f.,,t, b,.l r.-
,,..,...,.,.r., ,e c,,,s and ,bo. +, vas dine
- ne ,,u,,,ss tlnt Mr. stevens be admitted
10 sent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-20

II golden color Al tins uuic lhe ems
IN the balloon became as white as milk.
Passing over Suisun VALLEY about TWEEN
ty-live miles from BENIGN. came in
contact with two currents of air, which
whirled the balloon around with great
velocity, and made me little eiddy. BUT
| CLING TO THE SHIP. These winds
coming in contact with each othcr.
caught The balloon about the equator
and whitfield around so ias, as to cause
the gas TO escape, which produced de-
scendine power Of sQuirtclrun, but |
landed safe. When struck the ground
! used allmy strength to hold her down,
but she rose, lifting me about eight feet
from tie ground, AND | WAS FoRcED TO
LET HER CO. lna short Time she was
ont of sight. Then PUT OUT for o place
TO stay lur the nigit found one about
Eve m'les OIL, which had marked Just
before my descent aighted I'm the
plains thj'ty-tiyo miles from Sacramcn-
lo-ten from the riyor-and thirty from
BouicIa. | walked, an this distance the
next day, arrived at Bcnicia about three
o'clock, where ! found Mr. Kelly, who
bad tolloweI me across the mountains to
Bcuicn.
| think lho whole trip to have been
over sixty miles.
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October l3, 1873



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A D0ra East Editor says that modesty
is quality that highly adoras q woman aud
ruins mat.
y Ram-d5aka's 7'oast--'rhe 70 lowing an
ecloto 50 horribly Illustrative OF the elects OF
intemperance on the conscience aud hea'i, Is re-
ported By DR.. Bissll Of Ohio, To the edito. 0 the
H@'yan:
AT recent lecture in franklin. young man
named Harding interrupted the meeting by
standing up in the mi st with whisky TASK IN
bis hand, saying with aendis tgsin-z
and 'i hat u may do i' druuba ua & bpried
duukard, and 60 10 he'll druns srds and b. roasi.
ed on helrs gudiron d drunk "a fassrs and
ever, amenm
Saying this, he dr4n, deeply Of hedesaayipg
beverage,
Quaker Toast. "Tls from me and mine 10.
thes AVID thine I wish when thou and thIHa
come 40 see me and niue, that me aud mine vii
treat thee and thine rs kindly as thou and lime
have treated me and m.uc. lhis ls version
of the old compliment, which mns aomewhat alter
this wise--o wish hao and thy folks loved me
and my folks as we'll as me and my folks love
thee aud thy folks. For sure tucra never was
lolks, since folks was folks, that ever loved folks
halfso wen as the and my folks love thee ard
Thy folks"
n Whistler a boy in Vermont, accustomed
TO work alone, was SO proneto whistlng, that
soon as he was by himself De une1nscioualy com
meaccd. When asleep the muscles OF ha
mouth, chest and lungs were completely con
catcuated IN the association; he wnstlad with
Astonishing shullness. A paio coun.enance' loss
of appetite, and almost ioul prosiriion OF
strength, convinced his mother dat 4 would emu
in death, If not speedy overcome Nhieh was
accomplished by placing him 10 me soole'y oil
another boy, who Ind orders 20 give hn DO"
as soon as he began to whistle
Modest Tho Montpelier Patriot claims only
lC4 locofocos elected TO tho House, leaving ~
fortho Wings and eghiesR lvf ths lrce-soilers.
Our rotlrns vive 5 OF 10 mon, vs. big than Loco
fcos and the irce-soilcrs 80. Why - II that
ths pafriot Is SO anxious 10 belitle the ifee-sol-
ers lust now CdieaoHidR.
IiDodai,oc Of one ro'e. The Vermont State
Banner says one oiihe wing Senators IN Ben
nnston Co.. Millngton, was elected over Mar
In dem, By majority OF oae
~ sDadiy, want to nak you question
"lYeu, what IS IL, my son y why IS neigbor
Smiths liquor shop like a counterfeit dollar
81 can't tell, my son" "Because you can't pass
IL" said the boy. The old man was carried oil
on a shutter.
a." Pie or pudding, sir said a waiter to one
of the innumerable guests at hotel during the
prlng season. "What KIND Of PIE have you p
!. Rhubarb,r said the waiter. as he started for
plate Hold on" said the siranger as he rose
| from tho table, .nsgor mind t. | always take
my medicine IN the morning.
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
SENATE


TnrnspAy Sept. l3.
The senate was called To order by the Hon.
b.. C. Kuradge, President.
Pmver by lhe Rev, Wm. II. Lord.
Tho ron was then called and the following
b eubcrs answered 90 their ua'nes:
Bennington County John R. Gates.
4 BniRam Ashley Stone, Russel Hyde, Par
b. r. Kimball.
4 0In8sor--Carlos Coolidge, Benoni Buck,
Thomas b. Harvey, Dudley c. Denisoo.
q Rdland -lhomas +. Bogue, ANON Baby,
b. SHAW
y Oaage-Duniel Colt, George Sleeper.
n C,nenlen-lra Writers, John Parker, Henry
d Morse.
5 .i{ison-RoHin j. Jones Z. D Warner.
d Bmiiagiou-Royal Wheeler Joseph Moody,
Cle9oaia -Morlecai Han, Joshua Stevens.
Il Ifankiin- Silas p. Carpenter Romeo II.
Hpyt
81 LamoHle-IIorace Powers.
Or'eaas-A. Judson RoVeil,
; Esssr Henry L. Watson.
81 And they were duly sworn
The Senate then proceeded to ballot for Sec
rc,ary.
Joseph H. Barrett of Nddle6ury was nomn-
e4ed by Mr.. Hale Of Caledonia, Hiram B. Smith
al Milton was nominated by Mr.. Rowcll Of Or
zzCn counting the votes Mr.. Barrett had 10,
-. SuAth II, scattering /, and Joseph II. Bar
'seit was declared elected, and took the oath OF
ofce.
9. "a committee, consisting Of one from each
teunly, was then appointed by the President to
nyass the votes for State officers.
IS On motion Of Mr.. Hale of Caledonia, the
Is of the last session were adopted until 9th
Use ordered.
On motion of Mr.. Hale ofCaledonia, Erasmus
Warner, Benoni Buck, and Romeo II. lloyt
pc chosen committee on Elections.
AIr Carpenter of Franklin presented the me
bra Of Orlando Stevens, praying for admis
bu To a seat in the Senate from Franklin Co
pad and referred 10 the committee on Elec
ns.
The Senate then proceeded to ballot for Chap
b, and on the I'd ballot Rev, L. f. Putnam o
pnipelier was chosen.
Nir. Rowell presented the memorial Of Jane
hrtn, praying for admission to seat IN TIN
" as Senator from Bennington County. kea'
4 referred TO the committee on Elections.
The Secretary was directed to notify tn
Puse that the Senate had organized and wer
Wy to proceed with the business Of the ses
b.
Adjourned.