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/ Sus1DoRa,.5.Eiss;miaa,, n,s.
% haH barrels Split PEAS; b
Is, Pearl BARLEY;
- Is do do Choice Fulton AiSFkst REEF;
% de do Choice Family PIG PORK;
80 kits SALMON;
@z 50 half kits SALMON
seqpArter barrels TONGUES and SOUNDS;
= "a easss PRuNES;
inoho1es Cpeste'a pEARL STARCH;
rs Boxes e. d, CIlEESE; q &
lso boxes Davis lnprSods PICKLES, ID gals aud Y gala;
u cases Fine Table SALT, ia small boxes;
~ Is ensea Fine Table SAL IN ANAL bags ~ ~
100 boxes re, JELLY Jellis Jams ps pts and dts;
Us eates asserted SAUCES.. =
" gross pls,ton a Morals YEAST POWDERS;
f 40 90 boxes s essSIsSd PlE FRulT; T.'5
- loo do Sealed BEHRING'S;
30 bags Black PEPPER;
is do Race GINGER
Is half taloa Mocha COFFEE; p.
z II do blrrslb SALERATuS;
80 boset, Us pounds eAeh, SkIERATus;
IS do TART. ACID, each pounas-
IS do TRUE LEMON SYRUP d.
50 do escorted SPICES in hall botl,s.
% do TOMATOES ID cans; -
10 do CLANS y 10 cans, =
10 do PREPARED COCOA; -.. n..... ..
10 do RR0AtA, le Tbs gnch;
Is do H. b. hIasE CHOCOLATE;
5f TO do CarrAeeas CHOCOLATE;
so dozen Cox'B GELATiNE;
so barrels Davis' White Wine VINEGAR; A..
so bali barrels cRASBERRIES;
80 quarter barrels cRANBERRfES:
An just received and fer sale by r. H. McALptN A CO.
dsa I'm No. 20 Ceunea and IS { soal sireats
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4tEN hNllLh sNhAsiSlSe4tGtJt
0 and Dealers ai Pr0pnetorB' loWsat
agency, No. ISL CHARITIES ST.,
iHlbbnfd'a Wild Cherry, j..
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hu&ehiur's Vegetable Dysp1psin,
Gopiey's Vegetable, Coloman'a,
HoodAnd'a German, Orygenateds
COSMETICS. q
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Flerida Water, Meep Fun,
'lJones's Lilly White.
| SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jones's Chemical. ist -
Rndwaya' Medicited. CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Cresms and Compounds o
! MI descriptions.
1 PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Moiiattra Life, Brandioth's,
| hlorrison's, Lees New London,
parr's, Snppingion'a, Chhmpion's,
tsrnehaberg, Jhyne's Sanatiye,
Jnyuep Ague, WineE'A Camomile,
| Hibbsfd's Apti.biiious, Peters,
Spancsr's Vegetable, Cookie,
Cooper'z, Cnvel's Rheumatic.
Anierson's, Allebasis' Health, -
Wistar's Gentle Pnfgatlve,
AllehasIa' Ague, Hoeper's,
chiekpsr'sSugNr. coated, SCI.
Hefrict'u Sugar coated,
tGilbertis Aul-bilions, Beckwith'E
i Leidy's Blood, mgoldsby's Pile,
Seotts Vegetable, Eagon'g,
Raaway's Regulators,
iRoso's Railroad, Lehy's Female,
/, Louden's Indian Sanatiye,
LoudsD's Asne, HoliowGy's,
!. Halsted's Anti-DyRpeptic,
Gordon's, Mctaue'n Liver.
Hair DYES.
h Phalen's Magic, Bntehelor's,
lGIllnan's lustaDtgneous, ,
Ballatd'p, Jules Haueps, -
i, Jayue'a American. East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Df. Morse's lnviEoratlng Cordial
i. Thprn's Extract,
j y bIfut . tVEiAuutf
lrasrant's Elixir Of Rhnharb,
J, Caters Spanish Miyture, .-
Mothers Relief,
TootlAcha Drops,
Lyon's Magnetic Powders,
4, MIRA. Ridder's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Wats.
SHattB's Nervous Ants ~
BIJliug's Astringest.
0, Hyntps Life Balsnm, T
.1MrhIlGn's Elixir ot Opium,
Radwiiy'sEendy Relief,
q. Observation-Disclosures,
TarrAut's lndelible Ink,
DR.. Fitch'sBody Braces,
Or. Fitch's Shoulder Braces, 3
Or. ,FitcRs Inhalihg Tubes,
Or. Roses Preparations, ID 4
Einer'ssAtCanum Extract,
Teneur's Specific, sgu5 n
4 Marsliall'a Catholieen,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations, 3@
Merse'a Compound Syrup of yellow
Dock, y
Perry Daviss Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
Moftimors's Rheumatic Compound
Mortimere's Cordial Bitters,
d Myers Extract of Rock Rose,
Crossman'sSpecihe,
r Dr. Ward's Specific, =
uphaH's Pile Elsctuary, ~
lStser's Op0doldoc,
GodfrsSis Cordial,
Tufllngton's Bs'uam,
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A TTAINING FAVOR DAILY.-There is no
VI adapted plantations
B. A. FAHNEsTocKs yERAlFuGE. Read this testimony;
5e FromF. r. DUCoNGE, ESD Nav Orleans sS
Y XIV 5ss VI % 4 NEW ORLEANS, March g. 1858.
tessrs B. a. Faaaestqrt Il Co. g5s5E r. '33 I'm
pleased Vsrmnge
inues sell we'll this city, and find gaining favor daily
planters Many who in the habit Of
other DETE RAf NED TO USE B. FAfiNE-
STOCKS VERMIF UGE ONLY is safety well its
In knowoi Femuge sold this which
high the estimation Of the public FIFTY GROSS
MORE OF YOUR yERAFUGE, as find present stock ing
very low. Respectfully, Z = p. DucoNGE. :
Retail all hp principal Druggisis
Country Merchants States do
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DRUGS MEDICINES.
q

v WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
ep GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they oer to supply Druggists and Dealers Popeiorh eest
GS ensn Depot spseia Agency No. ISL CHARITIES ST.,
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EMERSON, so, Real Estate, Stock, Note
and Exchange Broker, Mol Commercial Place doors
Camp streets, NewoFsaas.- y aspie H.
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SSRIEFE II CO., A. D., Wholesale acocers
VI K Bus.ef
ana EAeas srd Assna TasSrs Albany Porter Newark
syraaass s81s79 tSs2%-4444
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
w In conformity with the Charter
pany submit the following statement:
Amount Of Peuna reesised for the ending July H.
ss July fSs 3
F. s sg28. gls -
whole yesr ending July 49, 49, viz:
Premium. Firs Risss 1874 1859
Premiums River Risks. 896, OSs 90
Premiums on Life Riaks......... ssss so ,.., 49,, :.
Less Premiums Risks terminated. SIS. ss
: - sl6s .lis 20
Amount Earned ending
Losses paid during The period:
@ Marine Rsis ~ =
oniifs tfoey Parohaseil SssTs
ReInluanes Expenses less nt dis sc ssss Il
year ending July sas2 $40 50
The Company hays the following ssseis: ~
inyestedin Bond and hortgags on property worth double
being Tor Premiums sss $
Invested ia Real Esta estimated Cash Value
Due ior Premiums Of Collection. II
caaA on hand 9as 43S Ia
---lyz-- ISIS iss II
STATE Zsaisisna, Psris4 g orsn City IF Beitre
embered that the sosh July 1853 before the
@ Of the Peace for tho City Aforesaid personally appeared
Charles hiauson Secretary the Crescent Mutual
psuy fNewreAus who being duly according
pose n just true,
transcript from the Boeka Of ths said Company.
CD. MANsoN1, Secretary.
Swonto signed before this sOh day Of July,
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Justice Of the Peace,
j.. s.s5 75e4,4.l Parish Of ureana.
The Board Trustees resolved per
cent in cash the certificates Profits for the yeara 1885, 1851 and
1859 othc heera their legal
the Eighth day OF Auguat prsximo. -5s
The Turtes Dividend Of Thirty ave per
cent the Premiums Of the Company for the year
the Twelfth day July which certificates will be issued
and after the Sd Monday In September next 4
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E:BILGHER, GOODRICH s. CO., Cotton Fac
a. as earoadsles.
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AaDEN y LEOVY, Attorneys and Counsel
HENRY J!isoST sion I'd
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WoLFE,S AROMATIC SCHEIDAAt SCENAPPs.
W Drnsgss and Merchants and all deess in Of the articles
contained the above catalogue will find their by call
sending their where viii be found TIE
Of GEN UiNE United
States, at the lowest prices. Please address
+ 13E J. WRIGHT az G0.,- r
Il GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
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NAIEM FRENcn .MILLINERY4-.

.,.S I40 CANAL sTREEIa
Mrs pleasure q Informing hs Ladies that sh has
arrfval addition lot Of FRENCH
EfsY BebNHJS, JouyTN'S SILK GLOVES vEIyE1S
EtsrnH aciits early inspec
sanc serg will be reasonane
MAsTuAAlAKIN6 sgressbs to the newest Partisan
Fashions ordeFF executed with and promptnde
MID tf - II 14ei Canal street.
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W..fA - n.
4 ACE s. FOSTER. Attorneys and Counsel /
a. ~ ota al Of c.np Aiay eF
Orleans. As%t= 4ss-sel5s4ss nl3stiYs Il
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4 q RENCH HIEIaIN ERY.- - - "a :. :"
u "A - s gse !

Mrs E. Idieso New Orleans 70 call
t6ra, CAMP STREET. three above Julia
The lob aet when ne wiz Sgs rich s9d hand
AfANTlIBhs, EsRR0fDERIEs, Cloves PERFUAiERlEs.
vatous articles Gatshfg for saes Toetta. s3f
will Light snfts. npd pufchnserA will
bought much prices
CLoAKS
\ and tnGis tor ;sfE3 NIL 1yS
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.XNI0LFF,. SAW TEE, Importer of Wines,
Hsnsiss. ase., General oonmiaaipn aerohspt
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WROUGHT to the First District Police ~.
n D Prison ~
THOMAS black foet1st inches high years old has
the Says he belongs Mr. B. c. a3
Thomas, OF the Parish Of St. Jnek. II
MATILDA nneto feet ainehes hEn ~ years DID, sassahe
belongs Frederick Matches Mississippi.
~ JONATHAN w0RRALL. Warden.
New rlsgns Derenbsr 10. iss3 div taWS~
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AE77M ARMSTRONG, No. 50 Old Leyee. near
wv street. late arrivals large
soapis!s STOCK Of ARE HOUSE FURNISH
House and si1IP TOOLS pA ,IS
snd wEfsToNEs ete whhe oeis low pleas aud
terms
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Ahs I - H y II
NM1 ATERMAN & BRO, r., Importers and
wholesale Dsale Hardware Cutlery, Iron, stsss N.
ole Of the Anri No
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NNrHITE, BALDRIGE Il Co. Commission
Wv Merchants IS Union Row. Garondelot al j. GROVES
A 9en IN =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

&SUNDRIES-- -" $780, ''a \
NJ 900 bbls Extra Genpssee FLOUR
s4as2s 400 half barrels WHISKY r. = ~. s 7
/ 30 quarter casks BRANDSi
I 90 barrels Nov York BRANDY;
acc boxes Star CANDLES; =t r-.. F..
100 halfbOxes Star CANDLES; ss M
| lt0 bib No. / Winter Strained LARD OIL; s d
30 terces Sugar enr0d HAMS Il
l50ksgy Choice Western BUTTER, . .
For ssleby q, E JOSEPH LANDS 40,
iaui5 g Tehohpoulss syeet.
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~ REDWOOD d CO., MOSES, Commission
IN nd Merchants. Is erAvier street. ssly
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ID AREEHTDE, HENRY, tsuceessor to r. N.
u d. Notary Public No. 10 Camp street, front office
htara, New ofleadlt. r 4Ss7rG MI n
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mT 0REAu, TIL, Isl Royal street, corner Of
feaionss Bsdish' and Genesus Fancy Articles
cry Store. -
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Eaa9. aAsfonb. 1
CRAWFORD ROTHERS, (late Walton, Sam
NJ ford Co.. Commission and FoSsafdny
Msrehanfat No ~ New Lsses, Newprieans. novl ,iy
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Agricultural / Instruction.

Mr.. Geo. Waring Jr. who lectursd in the
Representatives. Hall, last Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, is the author Of
school book entitled " the Elements Of Agri-
culture" which has for its object the
dissemination among the farmers Of our
country and their children a knowledge Of
the simple natural laws on which the growth
Of plants depend. Such practical knowledge
cannot fail to prove highly beneficial TO
those who possess it, and we heartily hope
for its general diffusion. Much has been
said concerning the establishment by law
and of the endowment by government of
agricultural colleges, bat ii seemed 10 us
with our republican principles, as even the
poorest farmer would have To assist IN It's
support while only the more wealthy could
afford the time and money necessary TO ex
tend its advantages to their children. The
farmer Of small means cannot spare the time
OF his boys in winter. They are needed at
home to do the chores &c. 1t strikes US
that could we render our comm on schools
available for this purpose we should produce
1.-THE greatest good Of the greatest number"
for then we should place the means of IN.
struction within the reach Of all. II some
book land Mr.. Waring's Is the best we have
seen for the rurPossl could be put into our
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The Sleep Of .4rciic Pldnts.-M. Seeman,
the naturalist Of Kellett's Arctic Expedition,
states curious fact respecting the condition
of the vegetable world during the long day
Of the Arctic Summer. Although the sun
never sets while it lasts, plants make no mis-
take about time when If il be not night, It
ought to be, but regularly as the evening
hours approach. and when midnight sun IS
several degrees above the horizon. droop
their leaves and sleep, even as they do at
sunset in more favored climes. Altman"
observes NJ. Seeman, =" should ever reach
the pole, and be undecided which way to
turn when his compass has become sluggish,
his timepiece out Of order the plants which
he NAV happen to meet will show him the
way their sleeping leaves tell him that
midnight is az hand. and that ct that time the
sun is standing in the north"
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VOL. xLvIn, NO. 5O...wHoLE NO. 25os.

tn, Spirii Of The Slave Driru,.-A mass
meeting of spuatters Of kanzas territory
was held near Fort Leavenworth on the LIST
of September, 1854 There being desire
on the part OF some persons to ascertain
how many Free-soilers we're present, the
sense Of the meeting was taken as to whetf-
er Kanzas should be free or slave territory.
The meeting, it Is stated, was nearly unani-
nous in favor Of Slavery, only four voting
in the negative. The following, stnosg eth
er resolutions was adopted:
Resolved, That Kanzos territory land as a
consequence. the State of Kanzas,) Of right
should be and therefore SHALL BE slave
territory.
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Is !lgs2 s:sa s.;--z d
Northern, \. H., Railroad.

Atef Oci. q le5i n' Passenger trains leave
Cancotd AZ 90 IS A. "a nnd q 81, o. of aftivai Of
trains from Bosfou Norrrsf,r, Los 90, Lawrence, sc
connecting win fhe tfa.as over che efmoot Central
and rsssumus'c kai.r'aes.
1850 r. N. or ON arrival Of th. Cars from the og
d.u.hur-h VI. CenIfai. Passumpsic aud bite Monn-
tain Rsiirot1s
Bo,h the DnWu r'nins eyrf this Road connect at
Ntshua wuh trains tn Gfofen Junction, Worcester,
Norwieh New Nofk Providence EpriGs q sc, nis 70
81 Concord xitA frsiHs Go P1usmouth- Manchester,
Iawtcnc, aud Salem aud Go Nashua, Lowell and Bo'-
ONsLOw STEARNs, Ascut.
Concofd.N u. -e,t -, is5i
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FARE REDUCED
AND
SPEED IN CIR EA S E D,
Iiss . ....s-.ss .:s.s-4.::s;.s .s,-...,..s:s
T'iraask 10 DeiraHfm Eiftt Hars.
Thr~agA 70 C.leago az IighissH hoHrf
Three Passenger trains daily !.
GREAT MEsEE.sN RAILWAY
fROM
NIAGARA FALLS TO DETROIT,

ar Carving tie Uaard States Through hsIl-4.
The cheapest sairt ana qu'cAe st fosin 100 Datf"i
Chicago -, LOuis, trlenai aud all Peinls IN te "''
connecting 4 De,iou at,h the Mich. Coutlal Rad
Road and Wares iiuc ol Steamers 10 Saahst NAME
aud Lake Supsflof, .-,.
And Al AI,eh.saa Chy ~ith the aes ALBANY
4 SALEM RAilNuA Al Tor Lafayette, &c. AMI at
Chicago w,th ali ,he routes LOT the sou b a"a Nes''
Tiaius leave Suspension Bridge as lollowsi sun
4, lXPReS- lasyes su.poasion Bridge u. 30 4 NJ,
Hamiitou l2iOP slaa i.undsa, 3.2A r. n ani az
rrr At Dutfo, AS z. ~ supper ls0 leave Detioit
/. M, aiehgan uy 30 a. ~, aud arii'e az Chicago
Wan, and ACCUMULATION loaycs Suspension
Bridge 400 2. NJ, naaiison 40 ?. NJ, iond"a 'SO
Cad tXPREss leaves Suspension Bridge II p. NJ,
Hamiltun l2.45 + NJ. supper London 90 A. ~, and
arive "a Deron 500 a., Bgsakfist also leave De-
tron a. NJ, Micbgau cay % 7. A., and ani's Al
Ch,oago cor. N.
Rates of Fare, First Glass.
To Detroit, 80 t. Chirago. sic To hil~aukie Slj
sbeboygan sis Lafayette, ~ 50 Ia sale, SO
P,..eussrs ior ,he w... b, ID. Loo, arrivein Chi.
cage see hoars aaraHee Of any sthsr Route And -
void the annoyance 'hree changes OF Cas- and bas-
Cheek your baggage 10 Suspension Bridge Quick
est iouie To Dotiou aud thicsgo. Baggage chreked
pension Brdge OF Niagara fall., change al Koch
ester oniy one change VI Cars es'~ Aiasar- Falls
ani Chicago!
Passenger. have ample time 10 view Niagara Fails
and the new Mamm1tn Suspension Bridge! the
greatest works of Mature and An!
Through Tick ts be obtained at all OF the ffn,
clrsl Railroad add steanbuat Ohce- ~ the United
stais- aud the caandas. aud 81 the Agency o. lhs
Great Western Railway, No. Town Hail. Doors
est Of Poet once, Burlington, VI, either via Las
tn'afio, Lske Champain, Schenectady aud New \ orb
C.ntrnI OF TROY aud New York Central, "a connect
with the CHEAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
JOHN CHURCH. Agent.
General Agency Great Western ksil~sy, No. II
Exehanse siieet, BuGaio, Mansion House Block, tvs
dVofs if0n Washington Street
J MONIUS, General Agent
9,.lyr Giea, Western Hallway
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SATURDAY, Nov. 4, 1884.
SENATE.

Joint Resoiution.-Introduced by Mr..
Warner, providing for distribution of Con-
gressional documents to Academies and
Seminaries of Learning read and passed.
Bill introduced and referred BY Mr.. Ben
edict, relating to Directors Of Rail Roads ;
read twice and referred to committee on
Roads.
Bill in addition TO the act relsting TO the
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C0iO,sd COnfeclionery. The following
CLASS I.-STALLroNs, ALL WonK.

Coio'ed Confectionery. The following
paragraph from London publication, has n
peculiar interest for parents:
4" The Lancet commissioners, in report
ing the result Of their investigation respect
ing colored confectionery, express their sur
prise at the extent to which deadly and viz
ulent poisons are daily made use Of by the
manufacturers of those articles One hun
dred and one samples were analysed and
Of the yelows, seventy contained chromate
Of lead and colored gamboge; seventy-nine
Of the reds contained cochineal, red lead,
and bisulphurate of mercury eight of the
browns contained ferruglnous earth-either
vandyke, brown. umber, sienne; two Of the
puppies contained Prussan blue and cochin
cal thirty-eight Of the blues contained indi-
go, Prussian blue, Antwerp blue, and sui
phuret of iodium or aluminium nineteen of
the greens contained Brunswick greens, con
slsting of mixture Of chromate of lead and
Prussian blues, verdlter or carbonate Of cop
per The above colors were yarlously COM
bined in different cases, three and even four
poisons occurring in the same parcel of con-
fectonery. In four of the samples the coll
ors were painted on with white lead thr.
teen OF the samples we're adu'terated with
hydrated sulphate of lime I; seventeen sam
pies were adulterated with wheat -four, three
with -four, and one with arrowrooi.
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lpafrbnlau < 5tate 9uurnal.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

rsaMs.--si .50eash 10 ,dvanee g., 90 fpaymsnt
tot nsie "a ldyaaco Interest always charged from
he end ofthe wear.
Annrsed Isl list Of agent. receive subscriptions,
ivct,-ements and Communications, and ackuow badge
neat for thessme
Bakersfield, .N.fOMERoY,
Brookhsld, u. SMITH,
Cabot, c. G.. BROWN,
Danviile, CHARLES :. DANA,
Gilmore, sc SCOTT,
HsdsPsfk, T. WARD B.sAwYER,
Johnson, c. W. SCOTT,
Mas.hheld, y. y. PUTNAM,
Morisvile, J. c. MOVES,
diddlescs, JESSE JOHNSON, j.
Mortified, +. SMITH,
Orange, CARLos CARPENTER,
flain6eid, A. r. u NNCRoFT,
sonth Hafduick, G. sHfPmAN,
stowe, JOSEPH G.. RAYMOND,
STAFFORD, WILLIAM ROLLINS,
South stfaIofi, DANIEL ". JuDD.
Tunhiidgo, AARON n. KING,
Waltshald ind Faysion. ORANGE SMITH
Warren, FRANKLIN 4. WRIGHT,
waterbury and Dushuv,
wHiiamsioUu DARIUS PRIDE.
Worcester. JoNAs ABRoTr.
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NFM Matthew Halloran, convicted of the
murder of Michael Ryan, was to-day SEN
fenced to be hung on some day to be fixed
upon by the Court, after one years solitary
confinement in the State Prison.-RHtiand
Herald, Oct. 90.
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SENATE.

Reports. the Select committee on
that the bill for that purpose, ought not TO
pass laid on the table. From the Select
committee, consisting OF the Senators from
Windsor, to whom was referred the bill lay
ing tex on the county Of Windsor that the
same ought to pass ordered TO be engros
sed and read the Sd time. From the Select
committee, on Temperament bill in addition
to an act to prevent the traffic in intoxicating
liquors for the purpose OF drinking read
twice, and laid on the table.
Engrossed bills In relation to the
Southern Vt. Rail Road company, and to
amend chap. 81 c. s.; seyeraly read Sd
time and passed.
Adjourned
HOUSE.
Reports by judiciary committee, bill an
thorizing selectmen to establish fire districts
in cer'ein o~sos, ausenSed--blli supported by
Messrs. Edmunds, Beckwith and Kirkland
opposed by Messrs. Smith of Williston,
Field, Josselyn of P. Mr.. Smith Of Willis.
ton moved to ii-mss ayes l0i, noes S.
BY committee Of claims, against bill 20 pay
Richard Bailey, and it was rejected. BY Sc.
lect committee, bill annexing part of Clnf-
endon to Ira, amended, and it was laid on
the table By general committee, bill in a
mendment OF sec. chap. 80 mo appropria-
ton to agricultural societies unless the pub
lie are admitted to their fairs without charge, ]
and it was referred to committee on printing
By general committee against bill, amend
ing sec. II chap. ~, and it was dismissed.
BY committee on banks, against bill to chur
ter bank at South Hardwick, for want Of
notice. Mr. Judevine moved to recommit.
with instructions to hear and report on the
facis-lost, and the bill rejected
EagroseG Bds.--ln relation to payment
ofslate taxes on non resident lands relating
to certain public lands in lIydepark 70 in
corporate Rutland cemetery association
severally passed.
Public Bills iniroduced.-By Mr. Eddy, to
cons itute new county by the name Of
Cumberland, laid on the table by Mr.. b.
con. in addition to chap Do relating to rail-
roads. requiring accommodations for loading
wood, stone &c. and to transport cars own
ed by olhers,) to committee on printing.
Bulls referred To tax dogs, to Select
committee on grand list to remove obstruc-
tons IN Deerfeld river, to general commit.
tee in relation to shire Of Windsor county
and also to the courts Of said county, to Sc
lect committee on that subject to divide
Washington Co. Grammar school lands, to
committee on Education with power to send
for persons and papers providing for board
of Education, TO committee On EduCatlo
relating to pounds, &c.-bullding and re-
pairing fences aud in amendment of act re-
lating to sale OF nonresident lands, to gener
al committee.
BIZ introduced and referred. BY Mr.. Sar-
geant, to pay Benz. Arbuckle, to committee
Of claims.
Mr. George called up the bill relative tC
fencing highways. and 1t was referred to the
general committee. Adj.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10
"A Veto.

The Governor returned House bill No.
liz, relating to ferries, without his signature,
stating his objections thereto, and on the
question shall it pass Notwithstanding the
objections of the Governor, the ayes were
!. noes Isl.
Resoi,tion.--By Mr.. Nash, granting the
hall for an agricultural 'aae'ing IN Manday
evening; adopted.
The Speaker presented communicated
from David Robinson of Bennington, declin-
ing to deposite the sword, captured from Col
Baum, in the hail ofthe house, and the COM
munication was ordered to be entered on the
journal. Adj.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-10

no loss had occurred to The stockholders. l.
The bill was supported by Messrs. Spencer,
Beccher, Deane and w@hburn, opposed by
Messrs. Mclean of Cabot, Field and Cong
don. Adj