davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

u IN UuHCF UI FHCI IS WUTlh pound OF The-
ory, and the swarm of conclusive facts that cus-
ter round that Incompatible preparation, Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. G. M.
jackson, Philadelphia, establishing its value as a
tonic and restorative, are such as would prevent
Incredulity itself from questioning its efficacy
In all cases of disease of stomach, whether acute
or chronic, it may be recommended for its Sooth-
ing, cordial, and renovating influence Dyspep-
sia, heartburn, loss Of appetite, nausea, nervous
tremors, relaxation debility, &C., are relieved by
the Bitters in very short space of time; and a
perseverance in their use never fails to work
thorough cure.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25
socsE=SEk.

II kiAsONHC.-.lR Rolastar Eoans,
X4TNO. 161 Stated Meetings, the Monday
IWNEyening, on OF befure the fun llmoon in each
month, Hall in Murphy building, Second st. :
MasA u o. o. r. Naomi Lodge
k4aS No. 115,--Meetings on every Friday
~ Evening. Hall ia EdwardS building
sss%yw EeIfiare Div isiOn, NO. 06, Son
szXN of Temperance, Meetings every Saturday
&ElsS Evening. Hall in Decamp's building.
sasae Salisbury Division No. 9V3
SzXS Sons of Temperance-Meetingso onSaturday
E1Sx Evenings. Hall, Rics's building Middlspor
s,sssn Crystal FOunt Division Mol
EX2z Sons and Daughters of Tenperanee meet
MssEEA ings every Saturday afternooR atthe Sons
II Ill In PnhnArnY- - N.------ -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25
ROnd NOticee
0 FFICE OF the Probate Court OF
Y Meigs CNuMty.---SettIeIment Of Ac-

cOunts.-All persons interested will take no.
tce that the following accounts have been filed
in this office for settlement, to wits Final accounts
Of ames Bell Admir- Of Anthony w. Bowen, dc.
ceased, and the accounts Of Samuel Bradbury,
Adm'rof Henry w. Hyscll, decd. \
And the same will be heard and settled on the
10th day Of Febaa'y next NJ. HECKARDs N
.ianl8-lws pd. Probate Juagg,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25
Neither The "Wind" HGr he "RGiRr' w;ll
delay. the steamers departure.
6eamuA b For SALT RFVER. On tha

Alss8TmfES FOURTH OF MARCH, 1853, at
EszsszSd1szssa l2o'clock, M, the swift and supe-
rior steamer 'DiSunion.' This excellent steamer
has the best accommodations, being fitted up in
all respects after the fashion of the 'Psflors of
the Astor. She is "fred with indignation" and
N. G. RosiH, and her crew have been speciallyse-
lected for the richness of their brogue and the
sweetness of their accents. Character, at the
passengers risk The River is now in fine boat
ing order, and the fouriShng town at its head
never promised sgfeater or more varied company.
The Hero of Slieyegammon and various othermil-
itary heroes will be on bond. Insurance has been
effected against all Fires in the Rear. The Best
Graham Bread provided. For further particulars
enquire of
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25
MARRIED,

On the goth inst, by the Rev. ]. G. Mitchell,
Mr.. GEORGE A. HIeIEY to Miss MARY A. PARKER,
all of Rutland.
Accompanying the above was bountiful por-
ton Of several kinds of cake. Not being com
petent judge of the article, we called on some Of
our friends 10 test its quality and report. They
unanimously pronounced it excellent and init
mated their willingness 10 serve us on similar oc
casions, with pleasure. They also unite with us
in wishing the happy couple long life, health,
peace, andprosperity. ss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25
Road Notice.

Master COMMISSIONER IN ChaIlcl
Jan. %, lS53-2w6 $500 lady. twi
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
BAILEY & ABBOTT,
4 Fine Vessel

The schr. Jas H. Chadboum, Capt Vain
wright, reached her wharf Monday afternoon, and we
yesterday paid her visit She is a beautiful speci-
men of naval architecture, built al Hoboken in a very
substantial and durable manner. under the personal
inspection of the Captain, Gan old SALTY and modelled
and constructed after his design. Her length of keel
1876 feet, breadth OF beam 80 feet, depth of hold
feet, and she measures 400 tons The Chadbourn is
rash looking craft and aho' the largest OF the
ting schooners that visit port, looks though her
sailing qualities not The least of her exceences
She is of peculiar rg-is large three masted schoon
er, the mlzzenmast, ordinarily small stick in vessels
of this character, being the principal mast She
quires. however, only the same number of men
10 man her. as our ordinary packet schooners. Her
accommodations neat and TASTEFUL the cabin being
we'll veni Hated, and fitted up In short her arrange
ments for the comfort of passengers, on a scale
commensurate with that improvement so perceptble
in packet vessels, contrasted with those of for
mer years This schooner cost S21 900 is named af
ter one of our merchants, who. Gin connection with
the Captain, AID the house of which he senio: part
ner,) owns moety of her halls from this port and
is intended for the Wilmington trade.-Herald
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
The Jas. II. Chadbourn

The public-spirited and enterprising owners of
this splendid packet gave a-what shall we call
it,-a ship.warming Wednesday afternot n, at which
a number of invited guests pre- ~ent, and good
wine and good fellowship alike the order of the
day. The gentlemen present were in good spirits,
but there were no spiritual knockngs while every
one Joined in admiration of the vessel and warm
wishes for her There can be no doubt that
Just such vessels are what want-vessels suited
to the trade of the port hailing from it, and bear
ing its name upon heir stern. as does the CHAD
BouRN. Her great length and breadth considera-
bly, greater than any other packet trading here
enable her 10 reduce her depth and go the bar
with full cargo of 400 tons, without drawing more
water than she can always count upon. The Cap
,an speaks in high terms of her sailing capacity,
which is fully up 10 the standard of first class coast
ing vessels.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

R9E@ " The less said the sooner mended," is, we
suppose, about true as it used to be, and we
therefore suppress any harsh remarks or even feel
ings. which short article in the Commercial of this
morning might have naturally ELECTED or excited -
The writer of the article headed The New Cattle
Pound" has certainly lived in vain, if experience
has not taught him that men may differ widely in
opinion without any abatement Of mutual friend
chip reepeos OF THE fact political contests
affords constantly recurring evidences. We can
easily excuse the clumsy attempt at wit, with
which it is sought to hide the artful perverson
of our article Of yesterday morning about the "New
JAIL" into dsparagement ofthe committee appoin-
ted to build it. If the intention to create bad
feeli against u.s. We are confident that it must fail
of success If that was not the intention, the wor-
ding was certainly unfortunate But let it pass. 1t
is hardly worth squabbling about.
Dailu Journal 9th inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
a Rol,, A1Ietni,t at svlndling.

The annexed invoice and letter received by q
commission house in this place, will explain them
selves when it is understood that the bill of ading,
purporting to be signed by " Dollner Potter. per.
J. b." was forgery, and that the firm in whose IA
vor the drafts were to be drawn on being telegraph
ed, reply that they know such firm as Bailey &
Abbott and further, that the w. H. Smith has ar
rived vithout the pork and Mackerel Two other
houses in town received similar letters, with invoices
and bills lading, to various amounts. The suspi
cions of the parties here being excited the enterpri
sing firm of " Bailey & Abbott has failed TO real
ize anything by the speculation:
Inroice of Goods, shipped by Bailey 4 Abbo.t. New
York per schr, W. H. Smith, and consigned TO
Messrs. James Fl. Chadbourn & Co, Wilmington,
for account and risk Of shippers:
Fifty Bbls. Mess Pork, q SIS. $500
Twenty do. Prime do. @ $13. 260
Thirty do. (No y New Mackerel Qarge) q $40. 4S0
Ten Tent do do do do (s@al9 g sH. l li5
sI,s25
ZEE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

We had lost sight of the Countess of Landsfed
since her marriage with editorial gentleman Of
California, and fondly hoped that she had, at last
found that peace on earth,-for which she had vain
ly sought in many other matrimonial ventures,-A
the arms of Mr.. Pat. p. Hull. Knowing how admrI
raby adapted TO the connuba state the gentle and
virtuous Countess,--how meek, submissive and traca'
BILE in emper-how domestic in habi,s,ahd tastes, we
fondly hoped TO hear of her initiating the matronI
virtues of the Roman DANES. Imagine then. our DIS
appointment, when we read the following in CaIF
fornia letter, to Nashville paper:
San FRANcIsco, July 20, 1853
Dear Gazette: | am compelled to notice the move
ments of iernigant Lola Erring Countess, VIII
will you get into so many dif6rultesl Maria Matd'I
amicable relations with her recent late partner, IA
P. Hull, have not been calm nor as delightful as
summers day. AT Marysville she grossly nsuIlei
audience Upon arrival at their rooms Pat, her nus
band, commenced curtain lecture All at once 10 a.
volcanic bosom heaved lis fires of anger and IndIgnS
ton Sans her usual costume she seized with lroi
grasp and tiger ierocity his editorial neck, stIang
him until insensibe and then with powerful mu
cuIar movement, she raised her I" fantastic toes ap
kicked him out of doors. That night he sought an
obtained lodgings elsewhere Next day the lnieT,g
ence of mutual friends satisfactorily arranged Loa
unn,anty conduct. The nsulted Marysvillians "e
afterwards reconciled; their wounded honor becan
healed by Lola's al tistc and graceful movements
the spider dance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
of the Endemic

New ORLEANS. Sept. 27.--The interments in New
Orleans on Monday and Tuesday were SO, including
Ia from yellow fever. In Mobile, on Monday, the in
terments were 20, IS of which from the epiden
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
EE
New York, 2lst Sept, 1853.
BAILEY & ABBOTT.
NEW YORK, 2lst Sept, 1858.

NEW YORK, 2lst Sept, 1853.
Mr.. JAS H, CHADBoURN & Co.
have the pleasure to herewith remit you the
nclosed BILL and of which you also have Invoice annexed
per schr. w. H. Smith.
We have insured here for Eight Hundred Twenty-Five
Dollars and you will accordingly receipt effect the bal
81 900 your City to best advantagc-tis first
business with place and should sales prove salts
factory it will lead to something extensive between
hereafter. The Invoice prices the very lowest market
figures but you will do the best you can, and in making
quick sales and returns.
Business very dull with at present. and having
heavy supply hand, shall be pleased hear you
and of the state Of your market generally We shall
draw you at sight favor of Messrs Durham Dmon
One Thousand Dollars, which you will please honor and
charge to account. Hoping to hear of you soon.
Your ob't svts,
BAILEY & ABBOTT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30


B6s~The steamship Northern Light, of the Near
aqua Line arrived at New York on the 25th inst
with nearly two millions in gold and reports one
million the way. Her San Francisco dates
are to the LIST inst.
The miners generally are doing we'll The excess
of shipments of gold for the past eight months of
1888 the months Of 1852, is Sl0,25O 900.
Strikes among the laborers continue and have been
generally successful. Brickayers had struck for
Sl2 and bod carriers for Sc per day, and had OBJ
tanned their demands. The taxable property of
San Francisco had been assessed at 500 200, 900.
Politics were waxing warm, and several prominent
Democrats were said to be canvassing the State in
opposition to the reelection of Gov. B1GLER. A
large meeting had been held at San Francisco, in
favor of the immediate construction of the Pacific
Railroad. Two fires had occurred, one at Sonora,
loss $4,000 and another at the town of Kelsey
Diggings in Ell Dorado county, which was burned
down on the night of the 25th ult Loss $4,000.
From Oregon the only news is Of an instruction
Of several Indian tribes, who had joined in of
determination against the whites, and had defeated
a company of U. S. troops. An expedition under
General Lane had gone to the scene of action, and
bloody work expected. The number of whites
butchered twenty. Spirits Turpentine selling
at 81 cents in San Francisco.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
BALTIMORE, Sent. 26. 1883

BALTIMORE, sept 26, 1858.
An immense d-shell demonstration took place in
the Park, New York, to. night. The platform broke
down as Mr.. James T. Brady commenced speaking,
and two men had their legs broken. After the acct
dent the meeting re, organized. Mr.. Brady still speak
ing when our despatch left.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
Later from RiOs

New York, Sept. 27tb.-By an arrival we have
Rio dates of Aug 18th Coffee was firm at 4 900 a
4H8OO per arrobe, being advance of 200 refs per
arrobe. The stock was very light for the season
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

IRON FOR THE NORTH EASTERN R. Road VI
learn from the Courier, that the first shipment OF Nv
for the North East Rail Road was received at the
Of Charleston from Liverpool, by the spip SwitzeE'
and the barque Richmond The rail is said 10 DC
excellent one II was landed at the CompanyS hST
wharf, in Mazyckboro.- Marion Star.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

HIGH FRIcE OF BANK STocK.-lO shares of Cape
Fear Bank Stock were sold at auction in this place
few days ago at 1928 rs per SHARE esl00) and 40
Shares of Bank of Fayetteville Stock at 500 so per
share, (S509-Obs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

The Hon. Mr. Dobbn, Secretary of the Navy, is
busy engaged in getting ready for the approaching
Session of Congress- His hole energies said to be
in constant action to meet the demands of the country
We all interested in the of his branch of
the public service, and are right, glad we have so
competent and efficient officer to superintend it,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

siR. GurHRIE S CIRCULAR. On the Sd page will
fonn J.. the circular issued by Mr.. GUTHRIE, Sec
y Of the Treasury. asking information in re-
al he probable effect ofcertain proposed modi-
ia IONS and reductions of the tariff which will pro
.Iy he adopted by Congress. with view OF equal
ing III revenue and expenditures and preventing
accumulation of an undue surplus of the peoples
money in the hands Of their pubic servants
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Sept 26.-The steamer Texas arri
ed at New Orleans on Sunday night, bringing adv
the 18th inst She brings no intelligence from Cali
fornia later than the 10Th ult
Gen. Tornel, Minister of War, died at Tucubava
on The 10Th inst, of apoplexy. His successor had
not been appointed.
inst, in the city of Mexico
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
The Surplus Revenue.

The right way to avoid the difficulties and dan
gers of undue accumulation Of the peoples mon
ey in the hands of the Federal Government is by
not collecting it in the first place-by reducing the
taxes until the receipts and the necessary expendi
lures balance each other and not by squandering
it in the prosecution of unconstitutional designs or
by returning in gratutes to the people of the Sta
from whom it has been drawn, whether under the
name of surplus revenue or land dstrbuton-or
what you please; collect enough to meet the eco
nomical wants of the Government and pay the pub
lie debt and no We pleased to that
Secretary Guthrie takes this view of the matter and
sequence of the accumulation of money in the
Treasury, the ensuing Congress will probably re-
duce the present Tariff He therefore asks for in
formation of the working of the present rates OF
duty upon the leading branches of industry of the
country and of the effect to be expected from the
proposed modification The Secretary will recon
mend an enlargement of the free list by adding to
it articles of general consumption and articles al
ready paying very little duty. Articles which en-
ter into manufactures and those which do moi
come into competition with American products are
those he says about which there will doubtless be
the least question.
pgGoy MANNING. of South Carolina, has issued
his proclamation setting apart the 18th day Of DC.
tober, as day of fasting, humiliation aud prayer
throughout that State.
Dobbs, of the New York Dutchman says: " You
may talk about flutes, the singing of the spheres,
and all that sort of thing, till you tired.n In
Bis opinions !" there is no music In the world like
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

.Dobbs, of the New York Dutchman, says: !" You
may talk about flutes the singing of the spheres.
and all that sort of thing, till you are tired.n In
Bis opinion, there is no music in the world like
the rustling of satin petticoat.n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

The man whose conscience smote him, had the darn.
ed critter bound over 10 keep the peace.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30

p9rGoy. MANNING. of South Carolina. has issued
his proclamation, setting apart the 18th day Of DC.
tober, as a day of fasting humiliation aud prayer
throughout that State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11
THnf .

On melton .. III Massey, leave vas .l'eG - -!aG N L
1 .c Hr"sa, session. rc!lnS - ne iir';ora'
ii u a!i.. and associations, in order :! ai!ci1 ihe
-ac iessrr. Massey, STUART, MArPlS, NICE a": " kEs'
;rurg ar.1!..;cd committee bring IN said Gi. sAc':
guuE: said cornInce. by their ctairma' p'eStn''o S'.o
OH amended, .c rGat :-st ard second ln; .ho
iu;te. motion q Nr. Massey. was read id time a"d
passed
oa ,orion Of ar GlssoS bill for the relief Of Bush;oJ
". HcrceE; Of J.rsnn county, ;aEeE up read mira
'ilnc a", pa I'd. AYES ll0
On motion OF Mr. alLLgn Of Boc;ouh bill TO authorize
the Governor al This Commonwealth 10 ced; ie lat!sic-
"n over certain LANDS ihc United States ipf ''f n'in
in o! n'i ansus waS taken up read thid time anu
PASSED. Ayes l02, nces .
message .y1s here receive from the Senate in cf2cncI
I" u" lo.u 81 $500 900 Richmond ard Dahv'e ha
Road Company, VIII amendment, ' when "'< l''t
ne tlousc attd Subsequently another Aes>s. .ra" Ia.
ijrtccinc tc Board n pbiic Wors 10 suoscro Tor tce.
Gs u Tie capiIgi sEock Of lha Norfolk anG Peershu
Hai! Road Company, with an amcndmen', 10 which the
House creed.
Several other bills were taken VI, and advanced stage
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT BILL.
On motion OF Mr. STUART, the suspended with
sed a TO au;h G2" the President .i Directors oi the
Rappnhnnock Enmr1Ey increase their capital sock 10
me .yiGnt III $4,000, and IL; other purposes.
I:e question beng pGI the passage OF the bill, was
determined l.: the all:aaliTc--ty The following "oe:
AYss-Mss,fs Allen, Andersen, E.ka., BaI. Barbour,
Bare BarGor Bottom o Peasants GnI Rte I, Rawyer
Boyd, Burtatr. Carpenter Carroll CaiiagrGU DAWSON.
nl:vsnm, DgE,r E.,!y Era!s F!y GarTetsnn, Gan"ocd
Gibson Gc"v:r Gin. Hubbard, Hu"inn. l"hotrn, Jack
-! Ddjl.c AMI Tyler, Jackson Of Wood, JaGkson Ct
,;'mer :E. Wit Joncs 4" Marshall, kce keyser. kiiwel
KING 1t, tngn Luke, Mart2 Massey. Vi uPin Mcdonald,
III kGrc l"ein N!ir;acI Miller Of Gaicourt ara Craig,
i.r .. +; Gcrch. doc: % Js;ersGn. Moofs Of Harrison,
oraan Morrison ilns. Plrk: Patrick, P;;cc, Ren.ck,
i.s Robertson KGssi Scar. Shannon Sl@mp, Sni. nl
ii pSc and ilDnroc& SU' oi Essr!i >"rd stuart i"l
ho', is':."o, 'aii"r Townes F4wtc7, Watson Nen1".
"c-, Wnite,t Ilano.er, "i'ry, Wil,cr. Zian-1'.
i:essrs = If Ar,u!: and N2i:o"ay, Rrowne
pt-o.a, Ea'er, ha'tham ;arh CuI!'r. Crow. ba;js,
Downing. nnan, Ej~'ras FNn'nng, GHrtt, Glinef .!
!;r:~s ttn,Iy ui i;,ckai-r, Coco :" a@,k!.n"'r-,
i:'.!r Ett!cr. t::tao:, H1ui., ianc..t@, /! r:y,
li,a,ya, uc:cner, Horrtor, l..oa. Jau"s XIV ,iari'
Nev aE, Newman, Nottingham, Old P"yuc. re,disoc,
f. rio l. Preston. r. a,l0w re Hir;"-oa, RCti .lo0Tt.
&r"vcns, rnf'!in, Whc,!.T, Wedding, Yetby- &c.
"a 81 y EaRBlrR, the title Ui HE bill vas
am.ud, ~ i ng and n pn"ie 70! IN" sale ~ tho "tas
q na Eaii,..lanoc!: Navigation Company" which vas
agrcei 10.
On .aooa, The House adjourned ami o'clock p. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11
HOUSE OE DELEGATES
ni0nNING SESSION..

p,vcr nv tho Rrv III, luorr of p,es;v ,s1n Church.
r,ununCarn fum The SENATE w"* read !n'orn'n9 nv
sc thai 'hc .c:CdG S0in ncr an'. 1iua 10 tir
blouse bill antr,tze III h".'d "I p"h ""fS y con
i.nct ri! rad ;a iu.glon - 'i,e Ohi" kivcT-"id
10 er, rom h 1rcrtmGn's IL II t'!on 10 III" dsi!ih'-
ion of t Caia and MAr"$ tinr :" Justices ~ 10" TrE':
81 th,i they hnl Ea--.d !nisc bill Ia nniur'Z" IN.
Orarge and Aexnntria Rail Road I" extend he' r''' To-
y.chbu,g -.ani rat ;tay have also, t's$"d Horse e
m ,rcrs... he cant .l ci III. Eai mentioned ra ROAD
u 10 anciz. the aia ci Pn:c ""rh ~ suOsGii2' on
,.ha oi TIE s5iac Tor ihrce-ths If he Ec'ea7e, Win
.ncnimto's" ..t. -.
Spn,re 10 ii bin y>i,'rh determined IN III" einaSc.
Ordered ia.t M.. tsEE inform Tie @enar l;ere"'
IN. SPEAKER a!. q e House ctninHlca'i"n nom
,r. Second Auntor in reference l." the Hm"fHI g! H't@'
ir,ioft isirrDDd ny c t:rT. iii'' ''hp'
r.rra;.rs ,iurry :ir yrsr So which ~ i'n ~ w q
,t.rrrpn vas I: u,nn " table ani "'dc1t1 IL 90 ihth
H.. ,K~s also a,, buio-c the Hone canrir nica
ian ron, IN. Atd0. oi antc Accounts - r ltd - s'S
urr.inr tie o. JchH \ o=.;, one .! w
Cyr,ns u The irrcnuc Tor Aitciat!r c'"'. "'
his ,iIur H. ia,rv wiIn IrivS!u;IS sie act cIncc
inu cOiar.:ss sipncfs Ut Tie Revenue
On motion hr. Patrick tho said communication was
offered o the committee IN C!a'ns
REPORTS COMMITTEES. w
Ry Mr. WHEELER from lie committee on Banks-A bill
sraeItng the charter Of the Portsmouth savings ''
Br Nj srrAEr from ha committee 80 ieIicg!i", &c
a hill 5ar;,o-iaa The establishment - tt'Hr i'sls'
=, rrot.t Royal il Nn'f"n cnE"ts; ':s' re- 'hs -
....,al!.l .ad !naatctjha 3' ! tIl" ! l,t4'5
p;rdmcat T,oO!.G:uHiul ald y ~ : - l.'fi n -
incorporate ;!s ,.yagb=2..s Nr:ag az u M..'a>'' -
sv H.: GsYo :-aa; sisa cac,..=a cr :. =, : y :
>, s;-d a,c .cnae: .ir G,i, ssct:en tE2 =: 1~'-
ra.!ae ':c Gu: a,4s';a Bs'aS, con7'7s.
rtr;-iS
~ ,i ASu ErsoxOl i. 'irnifos IL a"t G.Es'', I n:S
ipu ir incorporation OF Savings Bark IN hc"io' cay
RESOLUTIONS.
Er Mr HaScncK-Oi cmGu,:ing a'a the ex?eo!eh,Y :"
smentirr n. charter o 'ia iiarrss,I!c PAnS '! 'n
nprv 50 mat the State snail iscbe for inFee''7 o' "
By NJ J,cks,S Of Do,dci!re and Tyler-O 'nc'rpofa-
,ir., .,,. S--.r-yiG'l Rjj,..n. A-suci'ti"n -.
Bv Mr. PrasrLLGi II ,atnc tn r.! s-@ie O w 's''
~ Wt i, ,I., and .a s.ai counties, On IN" :ooiifs .
~ = sJcs-of an,anAinr Haatar l3i 'rcs'.a l. .
~ Cod, 1s = reia'A'@ a"- '"-fr'ss 49,,
i. Car0aers IA certain clsts. al.
Hr H,,yfs. arcyass to o-ar presented ,croT' Fcia
realz,a. II, co;3casaii . '::isr.s aad 'se's .
e. Nr a lAsn,.ox--or est4bsasa '.ee!ns agency 81
Ciat.scGfc, in Harrison eoac;y.