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]. M. ". BEALE.

The Richmond papers announce the death Of Hon.
VIM H. Csbel late president of The supreme court Of sp
peas Of Virginia Jude Cabel arose TO distinction at an
early age He was chosen governor before be was thirty
At the expiration Of his gubernatoa term he was elected
Judge OF the of appeals, and on the resignation OF
Hon Henry ST. George Tucker be was chosen president Of
tina, body-a pos, which he filled with eminent ability
until The Judicial system Of the State was remodeled last
year by the constitution Judge Cabel wss as much
esteemed In private ms he eminent in public s--be-
loved as an upright citizen, and honored as faithful
officer.
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Brgadier General Riley, whose gallant services in
Mexico contributed largely TO the glory Of our arms,
and who subsequently discharged the duties of gov.
ernor Of California; has recently Arrived in our city
We learn thai he s engaged upon business relating 10
the adjustment of bis accouns--inclodng moderate
compensation for extra services which he was called
upon TO perform OH high merit officer. and OF
The conspicuous par, he bore in the war there b.t one
opinion throughout the country.
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We are gra'fed 10 perceive that the Hon Mr.. Mason,
OF Kentucky, has resumed his in the House OF Rep
resenatves from which he has been detained for several
days by indspostion
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We regret to announce that Commodore Stockton is
detained from his in the Senate on account of sick.
ness in his family.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING. JAN. is, 1853.
Congress Monday.


SERATE.-A message received from ths Presi-
dent OF the United States transmitting report of the Sec.
retay OF State in relation 10 the imprisonment OF The
American consul and OF other American citizens in the
castle OF Acapulco,
The Chair laid before the Senate report OF the Secre-
tay OF War showing the contracts made under the au-
lhority OF that department during the year 1882
Various petitions presented and referred
resolution was adopted calling The President for
such further correspondence between this government, and
that OF Great Britain respecting the fisheries has not
yet been made public, II Ha
After short executive session, the bill providing for
the construction Of railroad 10 the Pacific taken up
and debated length by Messrs Brooke, Bradbury Bell
Hale, and others
The homestead bill taken up and made the special
order for Wednesday, Goth instant.
HoUsE or RrpREsESTATvEs.--The House suspended
their rules. and passed large number of bills, mostly
of private character among them were, bill to ex-
tend the benefits of the pension law OF 1913, to the
widows OF soldiers serving in the last with Great
Britain the Florida war, and the various Indian wars
bill appopriang $4,000 for the erection OF eques-
TRAN statue of Washington in this city, be constructed
by Clark Mills; and bills granting pensions to the
widows OF the late Generals Mcneil and Armsled The
session Of the day was devoted wholly to business,
and much was transacted
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Hon. VIM. r. King, Vice President elect, accompanied
by two ladies' his nieces. and his private secretary left
Norfolk for Havana Saturday last on board the United
States steamer Fulton Mr. King has been for some time
in low state of health, and he goes to Cuba with the
hope that il will be restored by climate. We
he will not be disappointed and the country
may long have The benefit OF his valuable services
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Prom Senator Cass.

DEAN thank the engraved portrait Gen.
which have Its style excellent
resemblance vivid
am, dear SIR, respectfully yours,
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THREE DOLLARS PER COPY.

THREE DOLLARS PER COPY.
To be b Once Pennsylvania
where procured application
II. KING,
sHt-H a Agent for Weich's portraits Of w nshngson
Jan6-d7uf. and Jackson the District Columbia
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ELEGANT GOODS (scntiemen.-P. j. STEER, dra
IL and tailor. 5eveph continues "a
offer Inducements gentlemen Of elegant clothing
AT very moderate prices, ri ~ a
Of Venucmens goods
and effort wof
sance nj finish that any other establishment
ted Statas
gentlemen VIII take siort walk Seventh,
Fellows where prices
pond, hsy may b. well paid iot the trouble HH
l-eod0wif eEH .#
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERs.-Noice s hereby
IN advertisement Of delinquent
Of preparation and viii be completed and published
sbot hvst IT December frU. ri +e.
undersigned respectfully that the law allows him
dtscseon
advertisement and sale Of all without
.rcepoA unpaid.
All persns earnestly requested forward
paying avoid the heavy Of an
RI, ROCHE,
NoyQ Coaectov.
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TOWN HALL In Charlottesville Vtrgtnia.-Tbs large
commodous hudt"ss completed and viii be rented
accommodating lectures, concerts Ae The room
eight
huadcd Those DESTROYS OF obtaining address.
paid HENRY BENSON,
CsAsnorrssvrLLs, (va,) Dec 81, 1889. e#H
Baiannosc Dpstch Washington Union viii
publish the above for weeks and send
their accounts TO this collection.
Dec 2-Nsw3w
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A NEW IbOUss fsr Rent. tho Furnitmre for
IA Prssidents and Lafayette
entirely new, only having been occupied about eight
Moor,
paytsn chambers the third ana fourth
scess AZ hss nns large psntry stoeoom bathroom csn
ms fothitas ~ new and s'n and .elecd os
few months with wei kep md nov
in Rwet stsr. sad wiz esoo Asssss credit
ON y. mrn,'oe tor approved endorsed noses &C
Les t0--eo6t JAS, O. MCGUIRE, Aucdoneer.
Ifn131atE DU CANADA-pspu. =. d.couyert. lus an !.
III ~ jSd6 pAx y, X. ostnssu avo,.. 9nabec, Iash
Ja Is ~ N. N2 rhANck TAYLOR.
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'rN"syINsofo Universfty. -""-|-|"
THE on s ls1h March la and Gill
continue Tor four months under the faculty
The Of the full advance
who attended full where A45 Ma
Boatdnre, Rom ~ 10 - per week. - 80 w -
ROBERT PETER, ID.
Dean OF the Med racnI,y
LEXINGTON, KENNEDY, january 1883 Jan 1l-3tswi1t
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Il comes 10 Us in quite reliable shape,
that lh. gentleman has been offered, ny
the President elect, the Office of Secretary
OF the Treasury. and. on deelining u, ha'
been solicited 10 take that OF Secretary "i
State. winch proposition be h8d under de
liberation. Our readers VIII remember maj
IN the Cabinet suggested sometime ago, ~
tai, paper, Mr. Hunter was named for the
State Department. We sincerely hope he
will accept it. The democracy will be unit
v.rsaly satisfied with sch an appointment
Nr. Hunter is yet a young man, H. the VIZ
or Of health. with ha'its OF Applications,
study aud laboa, and M extent OF kno"l-
edge possessed by few Of our prominent
politicians. HIS political history, like his
private, Is without stain or blot he ha.
never devia,ed hairs breadth from the
strict doctrines OF tbe good I'D states
Rights patty, in which he WAS educated
Even whcd hs party has wavefed, he mas
stood firm. VITA Hunter as Secretary OF
state. NJ Pierce has but one other re, to
perform to secure for his administration tho
warm and cordial support ui the Who'll"
SGutl, ana ihat ~ lhr hpP"i"'"''i'N ~ 80
ferson DAVIS. of Mississippi, Secretary oi
War. The feelings o respect aud admit
ration toward, our gallant little army and
It's heroic officers, which General Pierce
brought with him from Mexico, VIII 40
doubt induce him to paw some heed to the
uuanmou. desire aud prayer OF the army,
that one OF It's own gallant sons, h. himself
now gteai statesman, shall bee called to
the Department which Is charged with the
protection of it, honor and interest. Deid.
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\Otire,

) hereby gwen that thufchll German, ad.
l miui-tmtof Of the estate OF Charles iN.
lug>tou, irera,rd. ha. filed a.. the office Of the
CLERK OF the county court pertaining to the
estate, OF deceased persons, tor the county OF
Harrison, va the STATE Of Texas. an exhibit of
the cuudl ton of sad estate, NJ, account, for
the settlement 81 his administration thereof,
aud hi Application Tor leave 10 resign hi trust
~ such administration And TINT sad exhibit,
account and application, va be considered at
the next term ot said court, to be held on the
last Mouda, IN January inst, 1888, st the
courthouse N the town of Marshall in sid
county, when and where all ptcr,on, interested
10 SAID estate may attend and contest them II
they think proper
b, order OF sad court
Te,tr; O HENDRICK CIR
JRu ;, SOB MI
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] \. II Np>O\.
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J VI JASON,
J VI tl.D, GIL,
J T. TAYLOR.
I oWailitee.
December 9th, 1852

tHNNfNffAfrh
BRorurR LouGuERy
On last saturday, January the lat, having
been previously called upon. | went 10
" lliam's Cross Roads, about ten mile.
South eat of Marshall, for the purpose OF
organizing. a Temple OF Honor.
When ! arrived at the place, found
quite number OF persons IN attendance /;
and though the morning was very pnpIeas,
aui. the ladies withheld not their smiles aud
their charms from the glorious cause.
About ! o'clock, procession was form
ed at the residence oi Mr. Williams, uu.
der the benuti'll banner of the once proud
Rock Sprung Division ~ the son, al Fem.
peraucs. and led to the hurch about
hundred yards distant, headed by fine
band OF music " hen the procession ar
rived At the Church and nii were seated, an
euthu.lasi aud interesting address. which
would hnv. done credit to one OF greater
age and experience. WAS delivered hy VIZ
= j. Prltgrn After the address. the
audience was invited TO partakr OF the dui-
ner which had been provided aud brought
to lhe place by the friends ol Temperance.
Al the prelIminarles being flushed, the
petitioner, gathered themselves together,
aud pfoceedcd to the interesting ceremo
ny OF organizing New Year Temple, No II,
of the order OF Iemplars
am happy 10 learn that the Temple
Order is rapidly growing in favor all over
the state wherever - principles are known.
II Is likely TIA, by the next meeting OF The
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COFNrNlc VIZ
R.~.rt If the COMMITTEES Of Examination.

Taihs WorsA,pfl ussf.,. Haidsas ssa Brsihrfn ~
u,rihgi Losigs No q
The Committee appointed by the order
Of the Lodge. to ai,sni the examination OF
the Masonic Female lns,itnte. a, the close
OF the Session, beg leave 10 submit this,
their
REPORT.
The examination consumed two DAYS.
aud during that time the various classes
were searchingly examined ~ the studies
OF sbe Session, 50 far as they had reviewed
the same and manifested, by the prompt
ness with which they answered, TAR
know ledge Of tn. various branches which
they mad studied during the session.
10 enumeraie aud distinguish the various
class.. presented to Us would be tedious
and Improbable.
From what we could Judge. we were
satisfied that due care and attention hh"
been bestowed upon the scholars hv their
respective teachers from tie primary de>
pa,tlnent. 10 the higher CLASSES IN spelling,
reading and d,huiuc grammar aud history,
the scholars. lmany OF them snall gitl-.l
ACQUITTED themselves With murh credit
IN. classes. Hfs, and second. IN philosophy
ph'''"'ogN' s'''"'''''' 49,
we '''''e'' '''' 49, -
fhIl''"P'f' pu"'"''''s SUI w., '",'"N pups
gave "''h W."
were "''c" e''',"'' W." W. a. N'''''''', :,
OF the young ladies. upon Watts on the
Mind" aud 10 Chemistry; and. were the
,o"'"''''ee ,p'''u ~ ''', ,, .'''''..a.,' ""
c''', :, e''''''s' uP'" Wv 800 "t' '"
We ''e"''hs' ""''' VIC ,'s''". ~, ~ "''
ing eNce'e' ~ '','' "'''
e'asse, e"'"'ace" ''e '''''' ''"''''' ''''''
af'' ,hey "e's '''n,"',s e'','''"''' '"u
s'oou 'he ,e'' o' epo' so"''',sa'p :, .'p''
studies ne ''A''''""'''" '"''''u ''' ="
uohs Vi 'ne so"o"', '"' h"u
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COMMUNICATED
The Extra Session Of the Legislature.


Mn Enron
see that the Governor by his Proclaim
h0r has ordered an extra session OF the
isrsslature, the object ot winch. no doub,
is o. answer so,he emergency, that cannot
noaibly be- performed until the mre,ing OF
tre egular session. which understand to
Pee the passage of an superintendent Bill,
which failed to become a law the last rcgu
l,r ,ession and which now appears to be
.a.I pensable under the circumstances but
$50 the Legislature at this estfn session
sluq them. or will they spring the spirit aud
meaning OF Ia. Constitution. aud 20 into
general aud special Legislature twice IN
one year, instead of once ~ two v,ars AS
tn. Constitution proyides' II ou' previous
extra sessions M. to he regarded rs pieces
dents. we may look for a long aud exp"n
.lve session. would respectfully inquire #
tn. mind, of the people are prepared 'or 1t
Have they thought upon, and discussed the
yarlou. questions aud measure, that may
be presented before this body 50 arcspect
edy assembled 1t has been suggested that
al effort viii be made To 20 into the elrc.
ton OF a United State. Senator, To MI the
vacancy that will ocrur at the expiration ol
General Ilou,ton's pfesen. term. Now,
consider thu. premature, aud does 1t not
properly belong to the next regular session,
which will meet long before the expiration
of General lious,nns term of oihcef II
may lee urged by some that General Rusk
was re>.lectod ut an extra session. IN ad,
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We have been unable to get the returns
of tho cleo ton for Judge ip this District,
hat We believe !, is generally conceeed that
". ". Morris. E.q, Of Henderson,, is the
successful candidate.
Il Is seldom tina. candidates Cor prefer
men, are brought before the people, whose
claims were greater. whose personal char
actors wer- more pure and attractive. than
those Of the gentlemen in the field Tor this
office. |, was not our pleasure to have
5een acquainted with Mr.. Davis. OF Chcro-
kee. and he has since " gone to tina, bourne
from whenc. no traveller returns Those
who knew him best, speak Of him IN the
highest terms, as n gentleman richly endow-
ed with talent. that would, had he been des
tined to have lived the common allotment
Of men. hive rendered bim still brighter
ornament, to society and to his profession.
But such was not the decree Of Heaven.
and Wilde h, body moulders in the tomb,
his n,elect-his ssul has opened, We
trust, upon & more bri.lain, aud happy es
( issence
1, was our fortune, however. 10 have
been intimately acquainted with the other
candidates. Mr.. Frazer is known rs a
sound lawyer. gentleman Of ifreproacha-
bic integrity, aud in every WAY qualified Tor
he post he was seeking. We may 'sy the
sam. Of ". D. Rogers. Esq Of Jefferson.
We have known Mr. K. for a number OF
years, and have enjoyed during tina, time
the favor Of his friendship Like all who
saow him. we have ever appreciated the
rs i,ties OF his mind aud heart
Df Mr. Morris, W. need not speak, since
the people hsys spoken for him. Our feel.
me for him have ever been kind. aud No
can bu, say that We believe no will make
au excellent Judge.
Va erpec, tina, The defeated candidates
will, in the end have bu, little cause to re.
gfst the decision Of ;hs ,.eople, Nothing
would have given them such m scqualn,.
suce over the district. "a the canvass
through which they have passed aud with
tina acquaintance viii come, doubtless,
SUCH an increase Of business, as will make
ihe- positions As LAWYERS. more desirable
Than a seat on tne Bench
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Southwestern Book store.

No 56, Grdtier 81, \ Orleans
IT ID McGl\NiS, successor 10 join B,
i. having purchased the entire sloe,
bo rs aud stationery belonging Ia the al
John Ball, evil continue the book and 4,
tlpu.y business vt the old stand, So Grlrs1
i cr and would beg to solicit call iron 4
Old customer, OF the House, and all o,A-.,
ai,hu. book, aud stationery for their own *
~ 10 sell again
HI, assortment Of school be ~, iheologss
and mi.crllaurau, bnuk. bllAk bouss, p,a
.ui stationery, l,Sefy complete. Tie vii sv,
CONSTANTLY on hand all the publications Of Il,
methodist book concern, winch wall be sod .
Catalogue prices.
Book b.adlng Of every description eseeas
wlh pcatues- and dispatch, at the lowest pms,
Bank books OF al de-,upuun,, mAnuiae,a'u
10 orirr 81 the shortest notice.
Otict, Tor an, ding "a his line OF bushes
viii be promptly executed, and II, the ,sa
prcc> A. II tn, bayvrs themselves. were PIE,
rui.
II. y. McGl\\lS, 50 Crarserst
New orleans, Jan. y. 1888 "
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Notice.,

5 hereby given that Darlington G., Dll, a..
i administrator of the estate of Fraucis
Richard, deceased, has filed IA thecounty clerks
office, Harrison county, Texas, an EXHIBIT of
the condition of the estate OF said decrdent and
also hi. account Tor the final settlement thereof
together with his application to resign the said
administration, and that the said exhibit, ac.
count. and Application, viii be considered at
the next term at the count, court pertaining
to the estates of decreased persons, to he held
in and for said county Of Harrison on the last
Monday IN January INST $3.50 when and
where all persons Interested IN ,ad estate NAV
appear and conte', them if they think proper
BY order Of sand court
q. HEN DRICk, Cl'k.
Jan. g. 1853 na7~u
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OF Messrs. Charles 5. BeasIey, Is CO.,
Il will bs seen announce that they have
opened = Wholesale Grocery establishment
IN New Orleans. We had the pleasure Of
being frequently in their house while in tho
city. Il ono Of the best stands for bu..
ness that we found in New Orleans, being
close to the Red River Landing. and sutli
cisntly large for an extensive business
Every gentleman in the house, with tn.
azecption. perhaps. Of the book keeper, /,
from Texas, and consequently it ia a very
Pleasant place to stop At The stock on
hard is eaits large. and additions wer.
bsiag nsde before we left We wish them
! sasg .sai profitable business. See their
cad
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Nm EpiroR.
Ia Your paper Of the 9th Of November,
was a request Tor me to become candl.
date for Congress at the next election,
On a question OF so much importance as
this, and one too. which may be considered
AS somewhat premature, do not feel will
ing to decide, and therefore. suggest the
propriety of leaving the selection to q
tina, they will consult the hes, interests OF
the country in their decision.
| embrace this occasion to thank nv
friends for the compliment they have paid
me. IN connecting my name with an office
80 important.
Very Respectfully,
A Il
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IHE STATE or TEXAS.

County Of Harrison.
NOTICE is hereby given that Henry l..
~ Berry administrator Of the estate OF Jane,
lastcr, deceased, has filed hi~ accounts with
SAID estate IN This office for the final settle.
mcnt thereof, and that 'hcy will be opened Tor
examination and allowance at the next term of
the county court pertaining to estates. for iiar.
rlsoB county, Texas, IL be- held ON the last
Monday inst, WHEN aad vh"-. III pc, ras IN.
tere>t,d may attend e. they
think proper,
BY order of sad co..
q. Il IL II Crk.
Jan :, 1913 u21-i,
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Or Persons visiting the city. will find
The Arcade the most convenien, M well ~
one Of the best house. in New Orleans
The rooms are fitted up with neatnss', and
The table cannot be eScehed. We spen'
quite . pleasant week at this house.
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fr.r II will be seen that we have this

,ssas 'srss amount q new aiseriisi"g.
our irp TO tue city WAS lni,r profitable as
well a. pleasant We can but call sitter
ton In body 10 the various csFes puo'
li,hed. Next asek We viii notice ihes.
particularly
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/ IkE tncnnatus of old, "UsCLE lol" has
been called from the plough AMI the ,wer, :
OF private life to a public station In other
words, he has taken charge again Of the
Planters Hoiel, aud ~ he mas mad some re.
pals- IN TIN, well snowp house. and Is shou,
making others Of NJ important, character, he
has the confidence to belr,e thit Il will shortly
be inferior to no house IN the country Per
haps 1t Is fortunate that he la. again consented
to take charge OF tins house for his chicken,
AMI ducks tutkies and pig., eggs and butter,
Ace Ne. had become so uutncrpu, and plrntl.
fnl tina, he was puzzled a. to VIA, h. should
do with his stock on hand Th. >uperaLund
ance of the good things OF litc b" Is to be- at.
trbuied entirely To the management ut hi, old
lady, who, us u-ual, will preside over hi. table
Nov, her. il a chance lot travellers and cplcurr-,
10 assist him IN eating up hi- s,ak in trade
Persons stopping at ms house viii find clean
brd-, good fare, and attentive servants; and
may feel confident tina, their horses viii receive
every attention required
lll, prices viii be made to sui The times
For further information. person, are requested
TO call aud Judge for themselves
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Jan $, 1853. u27-u
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= The Senate Of tho United States by
irge majority, have voted ia favor Of
ering the title Of 1t. General, on Gen
rrsi Scott,
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Iouisr,S. In the recent elections in
onisians the democrats have again ear.
,iod the day The election in the city OF
SaR Orleans resulted in favor of the dem
rats by a majority Of over twelve hundred
votes.
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~ ~ understand / a y. " Doubt
sieeyhAns b Jefferson, on Wsinesday
nsshs less, killed ~ ospbsa boy by he psmo
Of naIpes, who was engages IN one Of the
Livery Stables ofshat place, A. We know
tost.ing Of the Circumstances, only From
-umor, ard =. the ease Is nadufens is'
. 4 investigation, We forheas comment
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Jc- Those wishing to parsha'a music
or musical merchandise, wauld do well 70
Ell At II. y Hewi,ts. New Orleans. There
|, splendid %, Of p,aaos, flutes, and accor
49, IN this establishment. and altogether
III II ~ n tho mos, attractive houses II
~ III
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OF Mr. W 4. Workman, has purch sed
The interest OF friend Watson III the Jelfer
con Herald Mr.. Fern, has also with.
drawn from the editorial management, Of
tho paper and ia succeeded by Judge VI.
l.. Griastead Judge G. is from the West,
aud has brough. With him the reputation OF
bsiag a gentleman OF talent While we
wish the now conductors every success IN
conducting the Herald. we avail ourselves
Of the opportunity OF rendering our best
wishes to those retiring. We hope that a
long career OF prosperity awaits them.
Mr. FERRIS will ssil continue the practice
Of the law.