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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20
VERMONT POLITICS.

THE ELECTION OF JUDGES AND STATE OFFICERS IN
TEE LIGIsLATURE.
AoxrruIn, Oct 10, 1854
in the joint assembly Of the LsgsAturs day, the
old bosrd Of Judges Of the Supreme and Circuits Courts
was elected, with the exception Of Judge Collsmsr
TIE newly elected United states Senator whose place On
the bench 10 allied by Lsvi woodbury., Of Wells RIVER.
The following state ofncsrs were also chossn--Au.
ditor-wn. PiDsrse, free SOL Superintendent Of the
State Pfison-Hbam Harlow. Directors OF the state
Prhon-J. n Hotchkiss Bogus. and John Dewey. Com
missioner Of lnsans--s d Bradford.
Four unsuccsssful ballots were On for Secretary Of
State resulting about the Same - ON tuesday, whsn
the ssemby adjourned TN tomorrow.
HON. BRADFORD r. WOOD.
We publish BY request the following oorrsspondence
II speaks Tor and explains itself, and needs COM
ment -
How BRADFORD r. W0op, ALBAHY:-Many citizens do
lsestuSe 70 vest church property IN tunstses 20 BE-
elected annually ard prohibit btshop fanc other priests
from holciDg inch pro erty and ~ nc ali grans and
devices to them FOR such purposss void
Your, &c., T. BULLARD
pRAR sn.-In reply 10 your note, would simpl. say
that both school and urch property sbou ~ held and
ranssed either BY the DONORS BY thoss fog shcse b.
net Il spproprate- and beoce u sh ud BE- hsd ~
tu tees ebop BY tho-e who have consted the property
TO whom such truytees should hs accountable II An
right IN tbss o. the subject H. - VOL - pablis
policy requires that ths elass 81 70 whom zoe ~
(. = .'SSs se;s = ss:.sss ss :S ss.ossss ''.
=. Z BvrsAsD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20
HARD SHELL NOMINATION.

The seeond Assembly district, bird and szth vards
met on Wednesday evening 0c.obsr 49, and unanimousy
nomirated James NcGewas, Of the Sixth ward, - their
candidate for the Assembly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

TIE KNOW NOTHING STATE CONVENTION
woRcHnxR, Oct. 10, 1864.
The Knew NothiDgs Of Massachusetts held their state
convention at Boston on tho 18th inst About 500
delegstss were present.
Brother VIM. g. Darl was chosen temporary chairman
and committee Of from each county Was chosen
to dominate permanent officers.
The committee reported Brother Renry G. Gardner
Of Boston, for president, snd Brother W. Taft and
about dozen others for vice presidents.
some discussion - to the publicity given to
nominations of the order, and 1t stated that
Mr. Drew Of tie wcrcese Spy, had Id that he would
publish sl fhe proceedings Of the convention within
forty eight hours the discussion ted In the ap
pointment Of a committee on leskages of whish Dr..
West, of Boston, was chairman,
The committee credentials was ALTO Instructed Z,
extra vigilance In the admission Of delegates.
Tho convention proceeded to ballot for candidate for
Governor, with the following result
Whole umbsr cf votes. .o88
Marshall Wilder had .843
Ethrsim y Wight. l6O
Bry ant. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
be1ry wilson 90
No choice There was then great tumult in the n.
venton and hard words interchAnge the country
members charging the vbigs Of Boston with wirepull
ing tc suit their own sel6sh purposes
Mr. Wilson then arose, and In manly speech with.
drew bis name from the list Of candidates.
motion thsn made that person should be con.
sdered eligible candidate who had Joined the order
within month.
This, bsirg carried, efcctuay headed of Mr. Wilder
who Is new convert
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12

1r Grrql,gernet 6etesem IHe1lg, Baltimore, Philadei
- II phic, NeIo York, Boston aud the EdSt.
VNIIE public are respectfully informed that wo have
made arrangements by which we shall run ...|
80. n.. EDstiIy Express
From baltimore 20 Wheeling, via baltimore anu ono
Ko,luad and connecting at baltimore with OUT. GIea
Eastern Exprcss and fran all the Cities and Towns
the Eastern and Mdtle States We are now prepared u
be Goods. Packages, Bank Bills. Specie, Jewclry, &c. al
mil Speed, imchNrge O careful Messengers ,,,,.,,,
Express Baltimore and the East will leave WHEEL
ING daily, al s O'cock. a. NJ. Leave BALrlMCkt
daily, NtS, p. NJ - -... ~
Merchants aud others, respectfully solicedto ordeI
'NsT sni[E GSGHS 'N'0"s" N"""S y ADAMS & co.
OFFICE.-NIurkct Street, Mcclure House
0-#0 rau.. "a. n, PlGMAN, Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
CENTRE FOUNDRY.
- j. & a. ]. BAGGS, a

No ~ Main ST., Ccmtre Wheeling,
II EEP constantly onhatd an assortment OF the tatest
OF Parlnr, Shop and Cooking stoves Their western
VirsiuaiI' coal stove, cannot be surpassed b2 0nv
thg ever into the city They have sold 100
Of them within six MONTHS pledgng themselves to
they did not give sItistactton an" nave
never had one returned o. -a -E.s. -, go ..,Lu
They also keep constantly on hand the latest style O.
Arch Iracs warranted equal to auy made in this city;
also Sinks, and variety OF all articles in tile
Foundry line, which will be soil low for cash.
npa rticlar attention will be paid to III kinds of Job
IyoIk - - tl&wtC-Aug. 3.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
Pemberton House.
Water street, EIeIoNV Monroe.

w II EELlNST, VA.
rVa M.PEMBERTON announces to his old friends and
tile public generally that he has located ~ the com
lnodous br ok buiid-s formerly known as the '.S
lares and Thoroughly repaired anil rehtted 1t and IS
prepa cd entertain travellers in gond style at
prices The PGmbertOn House is situated Immediately
tic Steamboat Landing, aid near tc Depot o the a
tinOre and Ohio Railroad aOrding passengers tor the
cars o. packet boats convenient stopping place. The
proprietor respectfully invites the attention OF his old
friends his house, and sOcits share of public patron
dua
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12

PLUM Err AN D AS FITTER,
No. .5 Onion ST, opposite c. II. Berry Rope store.
EGS leave to inform his friends and he public IN gen
ID eIa that lie continues to carry on the plumbing and
gas fitting a varOuE branches, and respectfully sOl
CitS ga share OF publ C patronage ..H. ... D.
He has constantly hand, lead and iron pipes, com
aud patent hylIunts, Cistcrn pumps, bath boilers
water closets wash basins cold water fountains for no.
tells, water coolers for private families hot and cold
shower baths bath tubs, lead and iron Cnque boxes lead
collins, haters ketes Teos Tor bleaching, and all other
chemical apparatus, etc Factories, etc fitted up with
dispatch. -.-.. ''.- ~ ..-' 1880
Also chandeliers, pendants, brackets beIlar lights,
candle burners etc. r.. ..t..frt sygIi .ts -.
Alorders leit at tho above place will be thankfully
ceiVed and promptly at ended to-
X N H.-AlI orders from the country VIII meet with
nrnmnt nttenfinn L. MN ----- apG-6md
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
Something worth seeing!
A. NJ. ADAMS

NEW LOTHlNG G ROOMS.
III AVING now completed my rooms am better pre-
i pared to accommodate my customers than ever be-
lOe and such low prices will astonish The naves
Come um and try me Remember tina. my place is ono
useless undertake to enunerate my stock, the
variety is so great jeo0 b. 81. a. NJ. ADAMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
: DRUGS. MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &c., &c.
II. CRUNIRACNER would announce TO his
icEds and the public generally that having putGnas.
cd the interest of the senior in the business lately
conducted under the firm OF J. Crumpaeker q sol he
will continue the at the old stand No. 10. MAN 81
and would respectfully solicit and trusts to merit Cont
ance oTthc patronage literally on the old firm
He has lust returned from the Eastern oItes ana is now
orentng an extensive and well selected stock Of Drugs and
Chemicals, PerumPry, Fancy articles, &o. all OF WINCH
were purchased @er strict personal Inspection ard wih
scrIuIous regard purity OF quality and arc now offered
10 tile public on Tho most reasonable terms. lYr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
Notioe al: Partnership

TIE business OF the firm OF Warden & Edwards,
will continued by tho undersigned at the old stand on
James W. Warden having purchased the interest OF ia.
| cob NJ Warden.
"'S9 " "S 1.ICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.,
decI-tC Jas, w wARDES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
:Ay NUMBER III
BALTIMORE. ) 4. /, j
Odd Fellows, gInsons, Red Men, sons of
siIIC5i 10 .ybGd Temperance 2f s" "
And other SooietN 1ReRalia.

Odd Fellows, NEnsons, Rcd Men, Sons of
sIf1t-5I 10 ,yb0d ETemperhnceip ~ s13 t.'
M And other Society sRega1ia,
Banners, Seals and Jet0els, mGnrJaetureG and sold
b,i Gibbs & Smith, No. 73 Baltimore Street,
i1i bs'l91 ~ tBGhin6re, Md.
THE asortmentusuallyo on hard consists OF r-
sREGAI.lA, 81 laE.s. IIsg
odd FelloLrs'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and En'
s.sFE & IsY1'tA ls.lgcannrn u l-s a' - . .t.t 90
Past Grand and other Officers. plain and
.,1 = 1st ssas 3a, 3D. At and 9th Degree Parade Ho
HgEts ssgutt PchIy embroidered Encampment Parad
.f s.., -, Regalias, ,tlf.r s,t.Izof hg-- a-I.I
Masonic-Knights Tcnplar, Royal A III, and Master
fsl' sgsug Jewels, Robes Banners, Swords &c:
Sons Of 1slpeTance-Natonal, Grand and Subordina
DivisOns-Ofhcers and Members. yi. "
Red Men-SaChems Past Officers and richly embrotdet
Sd Degree Working and Parade Regalia.
-sl.Isu1 ~ Eg7I5- ell JEWELS sls -. .#H 'a. ..
or the various Orders, OF Silver Gilt or Plated Metals,
including Knights Templar Cwith DiIks.)
T. s.gulIElup.h2 PLANNERS. no H4EH! ia ..+a.
Banners orevery size style and cost, adapted to the
ious Orders and Societies. manufactured to order; and De-
signs for Banners, when requitcd furnished free of
rcnSe, showing the style OF the when finished. Also
= ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comprising the assortment be found in the u s.
LODGES, lENCADIPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
Wishing to fit up ter Halls, or supply themselves with
Parade Working RegaR, Banners, Sc can depend up
having tleir orders satisfactorily filled by calling on or
addressing. JtntrAs -a.- E.f ~ GIBBS & SMITH,,
=, Regalia and BannerM turers 73 Baltimore Street.
Baltimore, Md.
~ q, 4. FRY, AgeEer Wheeling, Va. oct6-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
WHEELING
sPIsING OF 1858.
WIN. 7: IsELRY. 10

"a WdOLEEoAAE DGALER LIN 't
Il zt Foreign 81 DOnaesti Dry C GODS, ef
No. lit Main ST., West side, betpeen Monroe ana
Union stS.
y.'.."" i'' 40 Wheeling, Va, . " a..5.
rs NOW In receipt his Spring stock OF Dry Goods
/ and Notions, direct from importers and Manufactu
rers Comprising complete and desirable stock nj
goods adapted TO the OF this section can be found
in any hou G. East Wet TO which would respectfully
invite tile attention OF retail dealers; consisting OF % a
..l..,r. i,,rs,f DRESS GOODS, ..irt. a{,a g.gl.ar
In black siIls apacas, poplins, lawns de laines gng
hams etc with very large stock ofprints, of the best
makes and coors. Also, bonnets ribbons, Innings, and
other trimmings in variety. Ana OF
l. lh f.s. Is.T,'J MEMS WEAR. % it- Hs3a Ht''
In cloths cassimers, sattinets, merino cnssmetcs,
jeans twecds summer cloths; also CottonIdes Dc'r
mis-, blue drills brown linens, linen drills, nankeels and
other such goods, very desirable assortment Also.
mem md boys palm hats, Leghorn and Cam OH hats soft
WOOL brash hats with full stock Of linen and cot.
ton bagging bags buraps, table diapers crnsl
drlings IickiIgs checks, shirtng stripes, etc, brown
and beOchcd mlslins; with good stock Of white goods
in the '" 90 ,, $50
Ascambrcs jaconets, Irish linens, aces, threads, but
TONS hosiery gloves, Combs etc., inall their variety
MY whole stock will be found unsurpassed well In
quality and style, asinprices D.,,,,,,r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12

Spring and Summer Clothing.
grq STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor -.
A NNOUNCES to his old friends and customers and The
N public generally that having nc commenced business
he receiving at his new Siore n m the ~ S51
HOUSE, TVde Str et, splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
every color quality, and variety Plain and alIcy
CASSIlIERES; silk, Sotin and all kinds OF PES11nGS,
suitable for The Spring and Summer, and which he Will
up order at the shortest notice IN tho 6est
1rar,Icr and latest stve His fnRcY DcpnrtHn ent
embraces Shirts of every kind, Collars Cravats, Hand
kechteGs Gloves, Undershirs, Drawers Stockings, and
every article kent in Cientlemel's general furnishing
store lfyou 6estt out in the ritz CALI
Quarters,i q South room SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Stree!
mar15-tf .- .......-. -..., Il zgI.-.,gr fts,l.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
REMOVAL.

r & d. RAYHA have removed to their new and spa
u clio brick buildings, 1877 MARKET street, werc thcy
uanulactur" and keep on hand. = -
.. TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
And keep for Japan Ware and Houehold FURNISHING
HARDWARE latest styles OF Cooking StnVe; all o.
yhc ney iIlselI Wholesale and Retail at the the lo""s'
market prices Their old customers and the public &C.
ally are invited TO call aud examine their stock kTcrr
CErh1n.tV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
GEORGE MENDEL.
NJ - Nnnhh RInin SIrect. OIL

..-............ WHEELING VA
r & now receI Wing LARG Z LOT OF CARPETS. RUuHI
i MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor one
Cloths all widths, and keeps constantly on hanu ih
assortment Of Furnaturc Of every description Gilt an
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates VSmnnn
and TRANSPARENT Window Blinds, Blind Trimmings, CLOCKS
Mahogany Vaneers, Varnsh Harcloth, Curled HAIR
Spring Sacking Iotons Brass and Mahogany Stair kns,
oct a which NSi he sold al the I0We9tptCe9 aug3l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12

LIthose who are destrots OF preserving the memory
~ or themselves and and friends do most efee-
tuay BY calling without deayat L. Tarbells Dasuer-
reoype Rooms the OF Main and Bldle strecs
Centre wheeling; procure each those Lelke nc
lures which obtained, with the same degree OF
l.. TARRELL, Daguer feotypist,
Corner OF Main and BiddIe streets,
;ote .... - H. 0"0F no Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
CUl-H.flk, TIN, O. SHEET HAkVN N-AAh ~
Mandatory,

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
J bestowed uron him, the subscriber would respectful
inform his friends and the public generally TINT he
tcoutics to manufacture the above named articles i'll
all er Variety wohhe has always OH hand; good as
snrtnent for wholesale retail atyory low pT1ceSt
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves OF the most a
nrovcd matte ms coal and wOod.rl 50 .
Job work will continue TO receive his particular attention
and be executed with prompness and in style that will
I'e,SS e"s94 i"' '"'"' f. VARNEY, no s. Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
Irsa McLURE HOUSE, saH

M JAMES CARROBIi PROPRIETOR. lH
= - Il WHEELING. VA. t5.i = -uyr4..s- yij
TAS been recently completed at cost of over 800 O
and furnished in the very best style. It contains ali
the annIianccS in the best Eastern Hotels and Is
calculated in all respects for a hrst class House
the best Eastern Hotels determined to accommodate his
nStTos in inferior to none west or east and res
rectfuly ysollctstheiE ayor. y g-zLz Le2s:ll.a
IN ROxIs Fl SabTusp Natural Lca delicious in
ONb 80 b boxes, for sale by
dee9 ~. .LLa l- l.llM.L -LoeAN, oANN q Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
J. W. Robb,

j. w. RODDJ
Cha ir NInmu ufnctuFcr, md DCnler ia FurnI
81. r. E.E ..Ir ... turc, H7tLura f....
HAS always hand, at his old established StanI u,
I'LL No ia Mdin ST., WhccitHg, Pa g...-.
Every variety OF C1irs warranted OF the nest aIcI
aud workmanship. lie would invite those who m"y WISH
to purchase TO call and examine his stock OF Cabinet Fur
niture which been selected by him. expressly ior this
market II consists sofas, bureaus, sprlLg scat Chas
wash AMI work sand wiiat-nots, bedsteads oi every
ricty cribs ottomaIs, lounges card dining and break
fast tables, &c all OF which will be sold at the lowest
rates. . 4. .
tho business will enable him to give entire satstacto
to all who may honor him with call. mnrl6
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. 4, Washingt ton Hall, Monroe Stt
fnH w HEELING, VA p. A..
TNE would call the attention OF the puhe 10
his we'll selected stock OF watches, clocks, jewelry,
silver ware and fancy goods, which he IS now ol'enlIS
His stock composed in part OF gold and silver Watches
keys, Guards and chains. 81 q. n -sa.- 's' r
Every description OF gold dlewelry; ..f ID ~. .
Gold, silver silver plated and common SpcctaClesi .
Pure sVc: table, lea, dessert Sugor mustard anu SAT-
Spoons, and bntcr knives: .'
Plated and German siIveuGorks spoons, butter Knives
ETC. etc. -.. b.. .g.u . ... ..H ..r.r..#
Port monnacs, pocket cutlery, scissors; .r.... L..
.VEuY rtSE raZOrs, strops, shaving cream, etc.i
PcrIuMery combs, brushes and great variety OF tacy
goods; ..t ...H. r.L ,.Hs#u. :. .lr.
Particular attention paid to repairing Watches CLOCKS
and jcwcl - and e,grAvINg handsomely dohe
a share patti onAgcis respectfully solicited:
an6-dtT - ~ - ~ .i nj G. p BROWN.
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Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore eXtendedt'
us, solicit a continuance OF the same. =. -.
scp9 -- MCCLALI.ENS q kNUA
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New MUSIC store. ~
sign of the Grccinn TriSOnuLn, No. 199
NInim Street. ..-- ......--... ..

.ze- J. FICKIESoN would Iespr2:IulIy an
fF-f EfF;nounce TO the citizens o: Wheeling and vi
tn II II 1cinty, that he has just opened new and
" IeIcgamt establishment for the sale Of Volps'
Guitars VioinCeOs, FlagOles, Flutes, Flies Accoulc
ons, lanjos, and TdmboTncs. Brass instruments the
first ami best make. a.. i1.
Instruction books foraII kinds of Instumensi and for
singing. 49,, =, 49,. =,
Music the Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violin also, tho
newest Songs DHetS etc. and the hest Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. -. ...a.H- .
screws Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
HuwR for VioIincelo and Violin.
L. Kleaers Furniture Polish renOvRting vanished
Furniture, Pianos, Cabinets Steam Boats or any
desc ripiiOns OF Furniture. = -. !
Also by gent for Kleber Pittsburg Pianos
best i'll the United States such
as Nunms and CIars grand square Pianos, j. H. Du'
hsms Hallet and Aliens ccIebrated Boston Pianos DC.
Agent for the make OrCarhardt and Needhams Patent
MelOdeons. -..... ...-... =. ... ..a -. srrg..g
Acc6rdeons and all kind of Embellishments repaired
NJ IEe JoCcat nrices : lIr. H#H.# .4f tE
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q. ADAMS & CO.'S


1858. 60 - - -. So 1858.
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Bnlfimor E'inno Forte NIanu1nctory:
r j. WISE d BROTHER, manufacturers OF BOudOr
Grand and Square Pianos request the special atten
tion OF female performers, to late and important ina
provenent the OF the piano. BY this invention
The keys the piuno can be regulated to
suit the eHstiC strength OF the
fingers it being well knownto every performe that The
touch OF tie rst3 1tiportance it vain TO talk
OF fine ii the t not susceptible OF FREQ and
elestc movement erwse the Inherent qualities OF Tho
instrument will rcmain unknown. Those who would
avail themselves best possible means OF playing the
piano, should not fail to give this invention trial
busncsr9 circulars which may had free Of post
=. i -. al 900, j. .. WISE a BROTHER,
mar2G baltimore.
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CON GRESS OF THE u, STATES
Thirty-Thisa Congress-Firs Session.
SEN ATN,
FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1864,
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.

EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.
The PRESlnENY pro tenn laid before tho Senate mes
sage fc the President of the United States communities
hag copies OF two communications from her Britannia Ma
les minister to the Secretary of State relative to th
health on shipboard of immigrants from foreign countries
to the United States which read referred to the
ect committee the subject of sickness on board of emf
grant ships, and ordered to be printed
RESOLUTION REcoNsIDEREp
Mr. CLAYTON reminded the Senate that he had Offered
resolution Yesterday which adopted calling on The
President of the United States communicate to the Sen
ate all tho correspondence between the Department of
end the British ministers residing this
the 949 and 1880 relative the reciprocal inter
change of the productions OF the United States the
British North American possessions tho fisheries and the
free navigation of the ST Lawrence and the Weand and
Ndout canals Before he offered the resolution he had
made search for that information, but could find il
upon the records Since that time he had been able dis
the greater part of the information he desired
it would answer his purpose he moved reconsider the
vote adopting the resolution for the purpose of laying il
upon the table.
The question being taken the mo,aa wa agreed TO- and
the resolution was laid on the tsp@.
REpopsa FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. PETTiT from the Committee on Private Land
Claims to whom was referred the memorial of CASTOR T.
Raoul submitted q report accompanied by bill for his
relief; which read and passed to a second reading
and the report was ordered to be printed.
Mr. CHASE from the Committee of Claims, to whom
referred the petition of Isaac Swain submitted re-
port accompanied by bill for his relief which read
to be printed.
ADJOURNMENT OVER.
On, l.2sson,
Ordered, That when the Senate adourns morrow it be
to meet on Wednesday next
DAVID NyEgiI,
On motion by Mr. GWIN the Senate proceeded to con-
slider the motion Submitted by Mr. BRIsHr time since
to reconside The vote passing the bill for the relief
Dayia Myerle.
The question being taken the motion reconsider il
was agreed to--ycas 10, nays lT--as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Adams, Allen Atchison, nsy ard Bright
isrcdhead, Chase. Clay, Clayton Dodge OF Wisconsin
Evans Fitzpatrick, Hamlin Hunter Mason Sdel Stuart
Toucey, and Williams--l9.
NAYS-Messrs, Badger, Bell, Brown, Fessenden, Fish
Geycr Gillette Gwin James, Jones Of Tennessee Mallory
Noire, Petit, Rockwell, Seward, Wade and Wele.--l7.
The bill then discussed vt some length by Messrs
and others.
Mr. BRIGHT moved to amend the bill by reducing the
amount appropriated from thirty thousand dollars to E
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ScorTnH JUsrIcE.--A poor man, hail entnry ago or
more was attempting TO violate the gar w by shooting
n deer-thc penalty for the offence being fine of Eve
pounds in default of funds, thirty ashes He gave half
the deer to neghbor who had the afterwards
to complain Of him. in order to obtain half the penalty
well half the deet being the law that half must go
the iniormer and half to the King The offender
victed and fined accordingly bu, pleaded that he had
money. Wce, mon" said the magistrate we maun haze
the lashes, then The poor man was submissive. The
magistrate then said to the sheriff. TAX that the in
former tie him till yon tree and gle him fifteen lashea
which will be his half and when King George over,
will gle him his half: half till the nformer aud half till
the King