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oFFICERS
w. r. MARSHALL. President.
THOMA FOSTER Vice President.
:. w. WALKER Secretary.
A. ii. CATHCART- Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
w II. Marshall, 4. NJ. Marshal, w. E. Hunt,
Alex. Rev, G. T. Whitney, 5. W. Walker,
A. T. Chamblin, A. s. Elfelt, A. l.. Larpenteur,
David Day, Isaac Markey, G. w. Turnbun.
u Communications should be addressed 70 the Sec
Rotary. Directors meet on the FIRST and third Tuesday
Of each month. Board meets first Wednesday Of each
month.
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Money Matters III New York.

7 IV"t 7 3F7' I'e77' 17''7V W. ''."F7V'
eFy- New York State Stocks bound to rise. Reason
the LIST of July the amount Of Canal Revenue and
state stocks be paid of exceeds ny large amount the
aggregate be borrowed under the canal enlarge
ment Act in any year. On the ist Of May the Banks
hat were Safety Fund and became Free Banks must, by
passed year ago, return third Of their crcu
atior the Superintendent to be cancelled Most %
these Banks twenty FOUR 10 NUMBER viii necessarily
substitute secure, cifcua lion FOR that winch must be
DESTROYED There is reasonable dorbt that the
ing year be prosperous one, and that expansion
in the currency Of the State viii take place
S4- We paying one dollar Per acre for Lana War
rants aud selling dollar and six cents per
The new Warrants will the market in June when
they will begin to fall in price
fs- We give below partial liat Of The broken aud sus
udoJl ,ot opf that ont al
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New Arrival

SPRING d SUMNER GOODS!
uABiCHORST q MATHERS, at their store on
l. Third Street, receipt Of new, beautiful and
fashionable assortment of goods suitable for the Spring
end Summer trade which viii be made up order on
the shortest notice, and the reasonable terms
Iheir stock consists in part Us follows
FRENCH RROADCTOTITS
OF every description and quality
& A s ST " Z Il [, s.
French, English, and American--a fine assor ent,
comprising all the latest styles.
S L " " F. Il e. GODS,
OF all kinds. consisting of Tweeds Linens Cotonades
etcetera etCetcra.
Also, on hand and for sale cheap, superb assor-
ment of
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\ OTsCE ENTR AOR BINARY

FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATION
FHNIE subscriber takes pleasure in inviting thea attention
a OF the citizens of ST. Paul and surrounding country
to his establishment, located the
CORNER OF ROBERTS AND FOURTH STREETS.
He has lust opened the above establishment with
rich and wei selected stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OF the very best aud finest manufacture and latest
style made expressly tDy this market at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
very full supply of
BOYS CLOTHING,
Hats. caps, shirts, collars, gloy es ats lershrts
SOCKS, ETC., etc. splendid asSirtmeut of TRUNKS
INDIA RUBBER AND oil CLOTH CLOTHING.
Having iartncr N The East who buy directly from
pOrterS he i, enabled to sell al tie lowest New York
Cash Prices. Please call al the
STAR CLOTHING STORE,
Corner Roberts and Fourth streets.
Try His terms are Cash.~Va
\. SCHW ARrZEN BERG,
Oct. IS ls5 ctls-d
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NJ. Paul Markets.
MON EY AND EXCHANGE.

The following list OF the rates al which toregn bank
notes and exchange bought and sold corrected ion
the PIONEER daily by Messrs BORUP OAKES, Bankers
An. EXchautn n.alers Stint panI
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DUE TODAY.
Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena.
:" Globe, Roberts, Minnesota River
" Montello, Russell, Minnesota River.
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rs Spurious ten cent pieces have recently been put in
circulation at Syracuse. They represented being
well executed and liable to be received as genuine
Efy- We are paying for the notes Of the Govern
Stock Bank Ann Arbor, Michigan fifty cents on the
dollar aud will probably continue to pay that price till
the 20th of Apr next after which time shall not buy
all the State Treasurer Of Michigan will issue
any certificates for notes presented after the 2sh Of
April.
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OF money affairs in New York, the Evening Post of a
late date, says The money transactions very light
for the time of year. Little mercantile paper i be
ing made The wants OF the trading community very
small. The supply Of money is liberal and though the
banks losing coin for export yet their surplus is
large that the accommodation they offer Is beyond the
demand. Money rates easy at to per cent. The
remttances from the South and West this morning
very full.
INDIANA SToCg BANks.-We have received adyces from
Indianapolis that the Auditor Of Indiana refuses to
render bonds for the notes OF any suspended bank whose
have not been paid This together with report
that securities Of of the banks deficient has
had tendency greatly TO deprecate the paper-parcu
larly the lower grades.
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CG-P PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
I SIMPSON, James IAWther and John + Bradford
- have this day entered in partnership under The
style sud Grn OF j. " SIMPSON CO. for the purpose Of
trausacting Wholesale Grocery. Produce Forw ardlng
and Commission Business. LoWer eNce 81. Raul Mimi
june %, 1884 June "a If
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w lillian IL. MURRAY.

Nne2R ssSs
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR All LAW,
Saint Paul Minnesota.
NIlL promptly attend 10 The collection Of Claims In
w vesting Of Money, Entering Lands the Payment Of
Taxes, and All other business pertaining hi,
in Minnesota ipraiIm
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uaYsKI.EV A. ERN

TEAVE received their fall and winter stock of Hare
L l. ware Tools Cutlery, Plated Ware, Saddlery, Whip
ChuTns, Can Shelves, Straw Cutters and all kinds
House Furniture and Furnishing Goods.
NO. | Empire Block below the American House.
llrIs
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ATLANTA MONEY.

A LEAANDkR kEY viii take any quantity of ATLANTl
n BANK BILLS in payment for old debts and will re
ceve to amount for current sales at his warehouse
Lower levee. Nov. II, 1854.
noy24tf ALEXANDER RFY
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- LAwYEis BiAvEs.-The a.. eniion of the profession
: diroo,ed 90 ami elegant series of Law Blanks
in -oce al printing al the Pioneer Office. They all
printed ~ the best paper and with and large sized
SCRIPT Type. T'oSe alfeady issHed
t-nriht P-olns sory Note, against all the Parties
Complaint en- iroaaisso:y Notc, against Endorser;
Summons Tor -joncy Demand Contract Tor Payne Mt
a. -ionyJ
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DUE TO-DAY,

OFF TODAY.
Steamer City Belle, Lodwick, Galena.
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t. WANTEDA Good Job Printer, at this Office, inl-
Teliatt!y.
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BsEyySTER,S ADDTCVON.

Blk EiVSIER'S ADDTTION.
ITO those wishing lots for residences this addition pre-
i sents grea, inducements. Terms, four IN down
the balance on time to suit purchasers. Maps of lots
and prices TO be Office.
NEWELL& TOMPKINS,
Agents for propretors.
On Third st. opposite Mayo IL Co.
NOV -Ifi
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NYACMVAYIN Il EIseisIe'ge1N,

BANKERS, EXCHANGE Il REAL ESTATE BROKERS
OEICE-NO T, WIysLOw HOUSE ST. pAUI, MINNESOTA.
ySIlA buy and sell Exchange-Discount good business
w paper at current raes-Reccve Deposites-Buy and
sell Real Estate CommissionMake charlottesville
charge OF Real Estate of residents pay taxes and do
all other business pertaining to their profession.
REFERENCEs:
Wills 4. German, Governor Minnesota; Alexander Ram
sew, TX Governor; ogden Jones 60 Chicago: Charles
Marvin Del. Bank Delhi N Y; Wa,;sN nth Il Shell io1
N y H. \. Tucker Co, Elk. Bank Chicago; HARRISON
Fay Boston. er - -..-
June ~ 1854
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Z, A, ny. EYfbsSYNcsEnS.

t(OON- 8INUFI, thlrd stony OF b. Fresley's Brick
ID House Third street viii attend 10 all business in his
line with which lie may be entrusted Books, Magazines
and Periodicals bound in any style, Old Books rebound
and Music bound IN QUICK time, for the Ladies.
Saint Paul, oct q 1t oct3d
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81 ether Blanks we have issued
Bonds for Deeds;
Ruit-C lain Deeds.
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MARKETS.

The prices Of all descriptions of goods un-
der the depression were receding and the fol-
lowing were the closing sales: Pork l9 rs.
Flour IA. Hams 80. New Butter AZ. Clear
Pork, l6a25. Lard in kegs l3'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15
THOMAS Paine. I

ltiD1s.M AMvMup Euimes ef
\ Grant Thorbu.n.f writing on his eighty.
third bir.h-duy, TO the New York Observer.
says: tl5est q 9ta 5l.l @ Fp
As there Is bu. one step between me and
dea.h. owe u TO generations TO come, TO tell
wha, saw and heard Of Thomas Paine. -
Perhaps there lives not man on earth, who
traced him from his cradle 10 his grave, ex.
lcep, mvselC Carver and were fellow.la.
boreis In The same shop. Paine and Carver
were born in the same town in England
Polne and boarded with Carver. have Of
ten heard Catver. his wife, and Paine. os We
four So. by .ae FIRE On winter night. re-
heaFse The ilems of his life. think hs wss
The wors, member Of The body.poi,ic eve,
Hst in MI my journey through life. He
married a respectable lady, who died eleven
months thereafter. in consequence Of brutal
Weameni. He then married daughter Of
The colleclor Of the purl df Lewis: after three
years she ob,ained a divorce for like treat.
menl In 1878, while he held an office in the
Cu>n M Hons.-given him by his falher-in.
law--he was detected in ,aklng bribes from
The smuegers. and f'd to America. lie
was made secretary 10 the private commi,,ee
|of Congress, and took an oath Of Office 10
keep their secrets. Ha broke his oath by
divulging the projec. Of a secret mission TO
the coun ol France by Sllas Dean. He was
dismissed with disgrace. (See Journal of
Congress for 1774 or i775. This meach.
cry was lhe cause Of much trouble in Con.
gress. and in the coun ~ Louis XVII
We mex, fnd him in Paris, helping Robes.
pierre in his labors Of love 10 establish the
lreedon Of the press. and The right of speech.
by menBs oi ,h. pnilnlins. tie quar,ellad
with Rnhie. and wis chalknd for the guiilu
tine. 10 1901. when King Thomas the Frs,
ascendsd ihe ihronp OF his kingdom m-Presi.
den, J G'rsnp--hs Instantly dispatched a
,a,ional friga,- TO convey 10 our shores the
pSneraied rhinas Paine II. arrived early
linthe year 1909 | spoke with him a, ,ha
ECiv'iI6se..s BuweFv. 4 lew hours sfief hia ar-
rival. He found lr,lers urging him ON IN
Washingion---,hen W four days journey
lia started nrN morning Al George,own
n messenger was sen, forward to annnuncq
his approach; feast was go, ready, and all
ihose Of like thinking we're invited. Paine
entered late. his shir unwashpd, his head
unsaorn. and rerling like drunken man.
A look al cnnslri nation shone forth from
eN1fy face: ninh ceased: one by one went
f||s, leaving Paine alone on his chair (as,
as p. Next day he received letters and
inslt lthctions To return 10 New York. Wher
Aaron Burr returned from Eurnpe. wh,hel
he had A.,d after his duel with Hamilton
he KEEP, his office in Nassau Swee,, near my
seed s,nra. Paine. on his return was una
BILE 10 find lodgings. Carver took him Ia
for old acqa,nIance sake. He dieda, Green
wich, Of dclirium nemens, in 1909.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15
Home Pnp,ers.

There Is class Of ni "a IN evpss com
imnnily who do not lake home paper. be-.
canse they get some eastern paper iIi,de
cheaper Such men are Al ways foreign 10
their thoughts and knowledge tIs In iact
in an intellectual pointof view does nol live
in The cnhimunity where his body walks
abroad daily, bul over ,he columns Of his
Eastern paper. he lives in the scenes and
transactions Of The city and Sale. and is
startled once in a while 5y an item of news.
which his neighbnrs, who take home pa
per-. knew two weeks before; and h.. as he
meets them. bores them 10 death with what
is news to him. bu, old and stale TO his neigh.
bors. And ye,, poor man. he is perfectly
unconscious that he is bore. and is laughed
a, behind his back. 70, being so far behind
the intelligence Of the times, We have
been no, !iule annoyed ourself with some
of these men who do moi take home paper
Men who feel the greatest interest, in ihe
election have come 10 our office ,heday after
we have published The news. and pu, us TO
the trouble of telling il all over 10 them; by
word of mouth. We think II they canno,
afford 10 take home paper. they ought 10
be willing 10 wal, Two weeks unll they can
get il through the eastern papers.
:, il seems to US il these men who do no.
take home paper were aware tina. every.
body who meets and hears them converse.
knows them 10 be al leas. ,wo weeks behind
the times, and wonder at the mans ignor
ance. ,hev would no. sleep unll they had
subscribed for some Of their home papers
Such man is always behind the in,elli
gence Of The age in every respect. II ha is
a farmer, produce goes mp and down before
he is aware Of il. Ranks (ail, he mkes ,ht
money bafnre he is aware Of IL. INSURANCE.
Companies fail, and his house is uninsured
baf've he is aware ri IL; and psrhap.
his house dming lhn, lime burns dnwn
and when he exul,s ihnt h. is Ensured " h,
is io'd bv the -man WIN does take HON.
paper that lhr company failed week be
FIRE. His wild lard is sold ror taxes. Will,
he is poring nvrr ,no columns 0f his cheap
| Eastern paper; his cas.ls. sirag, and nyoiv,
him in long bill ol 'keeping;' when had b,
lnken home paper. he would have seer
Them advertised as taken up weeks before
He vans 10 sell farm. but his neighbo
who takes the home paper sees on advertise
meni lcr one, and sells his al good price
And these and a thousand other ways. ,h
man who don't take home paper is "to,
late to supper" Had he not much bette
subscribe,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

THg MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
The HISS AFFAiR--One Of the most dis.
gns,ing Legislative organizations with which
W. have ever become ocQuaInied is the one
which has been going on 10 Massachusetts
for three or four weeks. concerning the con.
dug, Of Mr.. Hiss, a member Of the House
from Boston, while upon official duty in
Lowell. Mr.. Hiss, who was never before
known ou, Of his petty neiRhborhoOd, has
all al once become notorious from one end
Of the Union 10 The other.
We expressed an opinion In letter from
Boston. in November last, in regard 10 The
Legislature which had jus. then been chosen
which subsequent, facts have shown to be
only ton true. The American parry had
swep, the Sla,e CLEAN Of The ole parties and
had elpc,ed unanimous Senate. and nearly
a unanimnus House. TIE victory was so
decided ,ha, friend and foe looked on. with
nmpzsmen, at the result The truth is,
,he Victory was too decided. There we're
no, opposition members enough chosen
10 the Legislature. The Americans we're
aware Of their strength. and they used |,
with inexorab'e power. The effect was that
u bran.new sci of men were thrown in,n the
Legislature. Many Of them were brawlers,
and mos. Of them cursed with narrow minds
and (oolish notions Of their duty. aud all ol
them. with hardly an exception. ignoran, o.
Legislative business. As soon as they came
together. all sorIs Of crude and impraclica'
n
hle schemss were spawned forth. Commit.
,ets we're appointed to examine Catholic
schoole wi,holi anv charge having baen nj.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

mistakes. but many OF them were mislakrs
OF a character likely 20 Orise In numerous
and inexperienced body Of legislators. -
With the exception OF Mr.. Hiss, however,
no'hing ofa criminal or immoral character
has been proved agains, any one, and per
snns q, distance who know The people Of
Massachusetts, and glory 10 ,hs good name
loi The Old Bnv S,ae. canno, but feel thai,
even Mr.. Hiss has bren fhllowed by his foes
Tar ennugh. ami i behooyes lhpse who have
taken par In the chase, 70 s,np OF once and
Gull IN .heii dogs.-Cin. Gas.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15
en- u RCn ES..

4 Presbyterian.--R Rev. II. Wilkinson, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath morning, INA o'clock
Every Sabbath afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, at the
new Brick School-ho0se in Middleport.
Methodist Episcopal s. O. Frampton,
Pastor. Services at Wesley Chapel Pomeroy,
and Heath Chapel, Sheffield, on alternate Sab
baths, at l0t o'clock, A. NJ, and I p Maud at
the lower Church, Pomeroy at o'clock, P. NJ.
every Sabbath. 81 fer
Protestant Episcopal-No services at present.
New Jerusalem--No services.
Gennan sdist-Rev. J. Pfetzing, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath morning. at 10 clock.
German rLutheran--Rev. p. Held, Pastor.-
Services every Sabbath morning.
German Evangelical Presbyterian ION Linn
street)--Rev L. Thesis, Pastor Services every
a shbaih morning, at 10 O'clock. ~. ts
German Presbyterian (on Plum sireet) REV.
60 IT, Pastor, Services every Sabbath morn
ng, alto o'clock.
Roman Catholic--Rev. John Albrinck, Priest.
Services every Sabbath morning. y t'
aA ;Welsb Dapiist--PeierL Lloyd. PASTOR Services
evest Hahbsth, at 10 O'Clock, A Nj ind 6 p NJ.
;, WeRhPresbyterian New School. Rev. John
" Jones, PastoH Services every Sabbath at lC
O'clock, A NJ, and P NJ.
Welsh Presbyterian (Old SCHOOL,. John T
tWillams, Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at l(
. e'elock AN, and 6 PM. a-s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

Tue CALIFORNIA CONDOR. The high
mountains Of California are fpquen,ed BY
a species ol Condor which, although some.
wha. inferior IL size 10 the condor of the
Andes. is probably the lsrges, bird To be
found within the confines of the Golden
S'n.e. A full grown California Coodor
measures upward Of lhinsen feel from ,ip
10 zip OF It's wings, and when in ils Gavori,e
element. The air, is as graceful ami ma
jes,ic as any bird in the world. They lnaks
their homes upon The ledges Of lofty rocks,
or in the old deserted nests of hawks and
eagles, upon the upper branches Of lofty
trees. Their eggs are each about twelve
ounces in weight. and are said 10 be excel
len, ealing. The barrels Of the wing lea,h.
ers Of the condor are about four inches Il M
and three.eighss Of on inch in diameler. and
are use by the inhabitants OF Northern
Mexico 10 keep gold dus, in.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

ENGLISH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND SCRUPU
LoUSNESs
The English sie' prudent. They seek
,he wisdom bv which o house is builded, ,hs
understanding by which j. is established.
and The knowledge BY which il is flied with
pleasant and precious riches. The pOpula.
,ion being dense. the mems Of living high,
the profits Of labor small, the drains upon
the purse perpetual, and the Geld Of specu.
la,ive. enterprise circumscribed, il is naiura
iha, ,hey should be y penny. saving people.
Il is ,he properly Of prudence 10 forecast.
The English dn moi begin 10 build ill they
are able 10 finish, or 10 fgh, ill they have
coun,ed rhe opposing host; and in all their
calculations they lepse large margin for
contingencies. Their benevoleUce IS cool
and well regulated; Il has no bubbling foun.
lains, no overwhelming calaracis-but flows
in small, steady, perennia; slresm. orig.
mating in undiscovered springs in the mopn.
iain's side, and often usceable only by The
green margin. which, while il indicates. con-
ceals the crys,a! current, You nigh, i'm
agine The Enplishman mean. II you pass
along with him Cor day. Tie eiyes a pen
nv 10 his porter, ano.her 10 his shne black.
anmher 10 lhe poor woman, that sweeps the
s,rp.i. Gro slug, ano,her 10 Mauliew. The pub
licsn. snn,her 30 blind Bar,imeus. nnolher Ia
Mary Mapdalene. singing bema,h his win
div. the goo,l Sarnari'an's linsitll'nehl ID
81, Peer. and a sixpence 10 send 81. Pnul To
the hea,hen; bm, We musl. i,ot forget that
The shore is made up u snnds aud The ocean
Of drops, Yeu ind n'tl,ing. however. o.
the gushing ganercsl,v Of Amevica In Eng
land. To domestic life ,hs EoKlishn,an is
Irqually prudent, ior instance in The matter
lnf marriage. One says: s.e g8
II wish 10 lake advice nbnul a .seriou;
matter that weighs heavy on my mind."
"Wha, is itl'' ..l,
"Geuing married. Is Il bes,!"
:. "Wrll. whom hive you in viewi II she
lie young, handsmne. and virl'ous. thu snon'
Ter YOU get her the brurr. VINO Is shit
i 20. nobo'ly in prr'icola,; !. is msrryiu!
|io the absiract tho, | nm thinking about
i Thai is oung Germany. 4
! .Zourds / love her, and III have her ]
have 10 swim ,he river for her" Youn,
America.
i mo use to deny me or run from me-
Where yougo will 90. whore you stop
will s,np. where YOU live ] will live, wher
! ,ou die | will die. and where sou are ouri
I'd there will b. barieG.'' Young Ireland
!, -Shs IS werlh three thousand. pns hun
drd and ,wen,y -sry y pounds. six shilling
) and four pence half penny. WHICH pndr
The cirrnmslances, is NOT quite sufficient
!. Young England.
Il In England marriage Is mostly busi
ness arrangement, 10 whlrh,he laws pf IN
dus,ry .reni, wages. population. and cursen
~ are all cnnsidered. The following s,a
} islics throw Iigh. upnn the subject. Om I
& 900 yoplhs urdes 20 wears Of age only
2 - a. - a Oor t<..s,..-..4 on ~nda q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

4 Z IN Is S W - laN q. . .t4 4
CoNNEcTicUr- GovgRNoR s NrssAce
The Legislature Of COnnsclicut me-, in
Hartford on the Sd inst. and there beng no
election Of Stale officers by the people, ibey
proceeded 10 ballolsfor Governor. VIM. T.
Minor, II N had III! votes; Ingram. Loco.
ioco, had 20 votes. Minor was then declnr.
90 elected. 1fhe Legislature proceeded 70
t'ee' me resl OF the 4. N. ticket
~ 'he afternoon Governor Minor deliver.
ed MS message. tie recommends The amend.
'nen' o. me constitution. extending ihe righ,
o. suffrage 70 colnred persons, aud requiring
pe'sansaa os aHe 20 read and wriie before
u'e'r aamiss'os, az elsciors; lavQrt anprrfl.
au'ns w she 1'ase ticpl.dfs' S'lcie,y. 6ni
'ss.''..''o"s ~ !. ~ ne geat sRd Blind idioic,
snu o'a's hr'orm school; cunsidcrs il ,hs
uu'y "' 'he Lfgisls.nrs 10 encourage educa.
'h'h N every possible ways and would regard
.he repeal o. modification Of the psonibi,ory