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OATS AND POTATOES.-50 sacks Oats and q
" sacks Potatoes, Just received and for sale by
D. d. DIOKEY,
mario Ho.b College street.
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ICE CREAM

w have this dav opened Ice Cream saloon, and
w promise nothing but the pure article.
VESSEL THOMPSON,
myl AZ Union street.
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

WARRANTED to stand 10 per cent fire -
w than any Herring's Safes in use, and sold at III
the prices. Also, Iron Shutters, Sa d NH eli
and Doors for Bank vaults and GE5lE%
Stores. Also, Patent Slate Lined Refrig.
orators, all warranted goood and cheap any the
country, by EVANS WATSON, No. &c South 4h street.
Philadelphia, Pa Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks and
all the celebrated Locks furnished when required w. c.
LLLARD authorized to receive orders and make sales Of
the above. my5-1y
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I ONGWORTH'S CATAWEsA WINES
IL We have just received fresh supply Of LongwoIth's
Wine in quart and pint bottles. Also, the Dry Catawba
casks. s. H. LOOMS 4 CO.,
el4 Sole Agents for Nashville.
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Calls for Passengers the principal Hotels for each and
train By leaving directions at either OF the above
sces will cali fopassengers in all parts Of the city with
out fail.
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Tisrfllanruus.

The WHEELER SLAVE CASE -Ncm
York. August lst..-The following affidavit
touching the Wheeler slave case, appears
in the papers this morning:
State oil New York city and county OF
New York. Jane Johnson being sworn,
makes oath and says; My name is Jane
Johnson; was the slave Of Mr. Wheeler,
Of Washington; he bought me aud my
Two children about two years ago. Of Mr.
Cornelius Crew, of Richmond, Va. My
youngest child is between six and seven
years old; the other is between ten aud
eleven. have one other child only,
and he is in RichG.ond. have no,
seen him for abou, two years; never ex.
pec,ed TO see him again. Mr. Wheeler
brought me and my two children to
Philadelphia. on the way TO Nicaragua,
10 wait on his wife. did not want 10
60 without my two children, aud he con.
to take them. We came to
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Plain Preaching At Frankfort

Recent y, there was launched at Frank =.
fort, schooner named Lath Rich, own.
ed by several very respectable gentlemen,
all of whom are not known 10 be in
favor OF the Maine Law, but some of
them are believed to be quite otherwise
! .>o.~. ,,,- iauu.u, the vessel was hauled
to the head Of the wharf, when liquor was
furnished to the company, and Capt.
Richard Rankins gave as "a toast Sue.
cess 10 the vessel prosperity to the cap
tam and owners, and damnlton to the
Maine Law The drinking was pretty
free and pretty deep and a portion of
those who participated, tumbled into the
the gutter and the dock.
The pastor of one of the churc hes, Oh
whose mlnlstrallons the aristocracy OF
the village. and good portion of It's
rowdyism, (Which always follows village
arlstocracy, as the bob follows the kit
on the Sabbath following this liquor
demonstration, (Which shocked eveu
some of the par.icipants.) preached an
eloquen. and able discourse upon the
subject of temperance. Duty to his peo-
pie and community demanded ,ha, such
an infraction Of the virtue Of temperance,
should be rebuked pointedly and with
the weight Of argument. and enforced by
motives drawn from socical and religious
life. The work was done, and well
doce, as all who know the Rev. MIR.
Hayes may we'll believe.
In few days there appered in the
columns Of the Bangor Journal, COM
munication, probably written by one Of
Gen. Pierce's officials. pronouncing this
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JAMES GUTHRIE.

AsTE.-Dlssolve an ounce Of alum IN
a quart OF warm water; when cold add
as much flour as will make il the con.
ss,ency Of cream; then slrsw into it as
much powdered rosin US viii stand on 4
shiiing. and two or three cloves; boil it
to consistency, stirring all the tinr.---
An exchange paper say the past thus
made wiz keep for twelve months; and
when dry maybe softened with ws,er.
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rKUfUS LIS
For Erecting the Custom House. in
Ellsworth, Me.

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Washington, June %, lisa.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, June 20, lS.il.
PROPOSALS. will be received a, RMS
Department until the the 3lst day Of
August, lS55, at II o'clock, noon for he
construction of the Ellsworth CUSTOM
House. according to plans and speciica-
tons prepared by This Department. SAID
Proposals to he either for the whole
building or separate for the different Kim $
of work !; bills Of parcels should acc t'mr-
pany such bid, with the amount of each
item, aud the total amount carried out,
the Department reservIng the light to re-
ject the Proposals hereby invi,ed. should
the interest Of the United States req'ilr
1t. Ninety per cent. Of the amount OF
the work done, and materials furnished
according to contract prlce-(s said Agent
OF the Department appointed Tor that pur-
pase) - will be paid from time to iia,e as
the work proceeds. and ten per cent. re.
tanned until the completion Of the CON
tract, and acceptance OF the wolk, &c,
by the Agent aforesaid.
Contracts will be awarded only to
Master Builders and mechanics, and the
assignment thereof, except by the Srcre.
tary Of the Treasury, will be forfeiture
ot the same.
Every Proposal must be accompanied
by written guarantee, signed by ,wr ,e.
spon>lble persons, Certified To be so by
the District Atty, or Judge of the sad
District that the bidder will, when re.
qulred, il his Proposal he accepted, enter
into contract and Bond with the proper
aud sufficient securities in the sum oi
5000 for the faithful performance Of the
same, if, for The whole work, and OF Il
proportional amount Is for ns.r, lh~r.-o':
Plans, Specifications. and working
drawings can be examined on, and ;,.r
the 3lst day Of July, aud other inforn,a-
lon touching the work. obtained on ape
plication to this Department. or at the
Office of The Collector Of Cusfoa,s at
Ellsworth, Me.
J he Proposals mast be- sen, to This
Department, addressed TO the Secretary
OF the Treasury, (endorsed Proposals for
the Ellsworth Custom House, y aud will
be opened at I O'Clock =. NJ. on the has,
day fixed for receiving the same, in the
presence OF the bidders, if any choose TO
attend.
90 lthI.C f~vYrItDtt>
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wti,sea h, ,ae i.il.spt,a Aanet esA.

Mr.. Edr,or; The following is liter.
al copy of letter handed the from. the
pos, office" in the lair room t, West
Gouldsborn', an the 4ih ult. Every one
Ln"ws that those post offices are OF all
pos, offices the most prolific. and the let.
ters themselves are, oit.,in,es. ''nu, ll,-
lie Iriie.' Us the saying l.. AS the foliow-
M specimen Will show. ~ou'. give
y"u a description oil the celebration io'
insertion. bu: AS everybody" was there,
should only be performing the useless
task Of repeating what "e,er,body" al.
ready knows, but fM the iui.nma, Of
the rest Of mankind Twill SIMPLY state
ihA, las they had seen others do, 50 did
ihey:" that Is, as near as they could in
the shape Of oration. ligh, infantry, min.
ia,ure artillery. 6ies aud drums. public
dinner. &c.
Yours truly, WILL.
"The Poets Of Gouldsboro.
Many books are written in these days,
To immortal,ze poets aud their lays;
The poets Of America" we've seen
"Decked in laurels OF living green:
Their praise told of in volume great
1t niue, their vanity elate.
The poets OF Name IN later days,
Are receiving 100 their need OF pra Use.
Pray don't you think i, very queer
That u all the poets tina, flourish here.
In neither hook one word is found
To tell their fame to the world around /!
Who'll write book tina, the world may
About the poets Of Gouldsbofo!
First Mr.. &, who tuned his Tyre.
And rang q song Of shipwreck dire.
lie sang bout mummIes with such
grace
Tha, he must have an honorsd place
And NJ, alias Grandmother c..
Very we'll known to you and me;
And Mr.. c.. who has written
Some rhyming offers and enc mitten;
On various themes has tried his skill
Ma, he long continue writing still.
Allie Oakwood with pen Of fire,
On hypocrites pours out her ire.
Marcia in mournful strains has sung
or sosrows deep ior one SO young;
But sometimes tunes gayer measure,
To sing Of beauty OF Of pleasure.
Aud Hattie, who o real old maid is,
Sings "Home delights" Tor crying bab'es)
or gushing brooks and blooming flowers,
Uf pleasant walks in moonl,s bowers.
W. and Z. and others s,fll.
I'm sure we quite book might fill;
A page or two we'd give to those
Who are famous here for writing prose
Mss . who took delight
The Hornville Circles doings to write
Andone who tells big yarns like abook, "
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Suly's, Mr. Wheeler's father law, a
few moments, then went to the steam
boa, for New York at2 o'clock, bur
we're too late. We went into Boodgood's :
hotel; Mr. Wheeler wen. to dinner. Mr.
Wheeler had told me in Washington 10
have nothing TO say to colored persons;
and if any Of them spoke to me, to say |
was a free woman travelling with MIN.
lister. We staid al Bloodgood's I'LL ) o.
clock. Mr. " hee Ter kept his eyes upon
me all the time, except when he was AT
dinner. He left his dinner to come and
see if were safe, and then went bacb.
While he was ut dinner, | saw a coloIed
woman, and told her was slave wo-
man, that my master had told me not TO
speak to colored people, and if any of
them spoke to me, TO say that was free;
bu, | am not free, but want to be free
She said, Poor thing, pity you" AZ
ter that saw colored man, and said
the same thing to him; he said he would
telegraph 10 New York, aud that two
men would meet me at 9 O'Clock, and
take me with them.
Alter tnat we went OH board the boat
Mr. Wheeler sat beside me on the deck
saw Il colored gentleman come on board;
he beck oned to me; nodded my head
and could not GO Mr. Wheeler was be-
side me, and | was afraid.
A white gentleman than came and sa id
to Mr. Wheeler, Il want to speak to your
servant, and tell her her rights" Mr.
Wheeler rose and said, elf you have
anything to say, say it to me; she knows
her rights" The white &C ntleman ask
ed me if wanted to be free. said, Il
do, but belong to this gentleman, AN! |
can't have it," He replied" Yes you can
Come with us; you are as free as your
master, If you 20 back to W ashlngton,
you may never get it.' rose TO 60
MIR Wheeler spoke and said, Il will give
-" rnnr fleedom:" bn, he had never
promised il before, and knew he never
would give it to me. The white gentle
man held out his hand, and | went to-
wards him. vas ready for the word
before it was given; took both the child
ren BY the hands who both cried for the y
were frightened, but stopped when they
GOT on shore; a colored man carried the
little one, led the other by the hand;
we walked down the street until we got
70 hack; nobody forced me away, no
body pulled me, and nobody led me;
wen, away of my own free will; always
wished to be free, and meant TO be free
when | came north; | hardly expected il
in Philadelphia bu, though, shoulI
get it in New York; | have been COM
Portable and happy since left Mr. Wheel
er, and so are The children; don't want
to 90 back; | could have gone in Phlla-
delphia if had wanted to; | could GO
now, but had rather die than 60 hack; !
wish to make this statement before a
magistrate, because | understand Mr.
W NlliamSon Is IN prison Oh my account,
and hope that the truth may be of bene.
fit TO him. her
JANE - JOHNSON.
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And dates his essays at "Spring Nook"
When the book is filled to sui, our fancy.
l he last half page we'll devote to
NANCY"
z. s. In reply to the above would
say
lIowe'er this book OF fame nigh, others
please,
Twill do io' me TO carve my rame on
barks Of trees, WILL.
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GRAHAM Pon Aueusr contain, a fine
engraving Of Washington crossing the
Allegheny a comic song-music and
words-and a large. variety Of contents.
The EDITORS Table is especially rich. and
the letter press generally of very agree-
able character. Subscribe to Abraha,n
II. See. 1917 Chesnu. S.reetyRhil. S3.0V
per annvm.
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NUMBER 30

able discourse ON temperance. palr ~
lecture intended 10 promote the elecls d.
of Anson p. Morrill,, Governor of Maine
The Journals corresponpent then m"ni''-
over such desecraiion Of the Saba b.
aud declares the doom OF all suclr iunn.-
ters IL certain.
These are the representations. or "a
ther Misrepresentation and e'rcum-
stances. which lead the editors Of the
Journal to take So much pains 10 ,,s,fne,
relations to the community; an elevated
and appropriate employment, surely. Ior
the the Journal folks, jndgin! from wis,
we often see in the coIumS Of tina, p-pr.
The clergy mus: teel G.hlettd To h.e
taught LNmcn so full, competent to- the
ash.
Our informant, from whom we gather
the facts in ,he affair at Frankfort. Is II
gentleman of unampe aelssble vers"lt,.
aud whose Moro will pass current with
all who know him. BnaS01 IIhg.
ONE OF THE DEiEGATEs- H. +. lam.
mond, Esq, of Paris. having been chosen
Il delegate to the Oxford Democratic
Convention, addresses letter to The v,
iers of Paris declining the intended hour.
Alier giving brief statement of the
rea>ons which render hi'n dissatisfied
with the present position ofthe "regulars."
he concludes:
Under these circumstances, therefore,
cannot consent TO act as a delegate for
Il party that has for It's object the
crushing out OF those principles and
measures which in years past have Geeis
objects OF IT'S proit ssed soliciiude; and
which still believe to be beneficial, boll,
10 the y alton and The State. must,
therefore, respectfully decline the lotor
conferred upon me.
Henry EDWIN lIAMMoND
PARIS. July %, 1855.
Portland 4dreetiser
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Down the meadow goes the shade,
Touching. as If half afraid.
Crimson bud AMI en- raid bla l.
Sleep. Willie. sleep.
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]loftrlI.


gwuttSa fpf the Eit.saf,h Aa,-iten,I
Lullaby.
For Hilhc Ternon CLANCY.
nY W. Z. rAnoR.
Baby with the angel eyes.
Seeming just from Paradise.
In an infants dc,r Disguise
Sleep, Willie. sleep.
Down the meadow goes the shade,
Touching. as If half afraid.
Crimson bud AMI en- raid bia l.
Sleep. Willie, sleep
SO comes slumber down TO thee.
Conscious of thy PURITY,
As We say. on bonded knte.
sleep, Willie, sleep
ilarln shall NOT conc nigh to thee,
Wo shall from thy psesenee fice.
Late shall full Of pleasure be,
sleep, Willie, sleep.
loved ones watch about thy bed,
Which by gen,lcncs, was spread.
And Hope movers o or thy head.
sleep. Willie. sleep.
b, mothers daily PRAYER,
B, father daily care.
Love shall lead thee cv lywharr.
sleep, Willie. sleep.
II the God who sent thee her,
Wills i; thus. beneath his fear
They their baby boy will rear,
Sleep. Willie, sleep.
Let thy dear hands on thy breast
Lay. in childish trust. 1T rest.
For Love guards the precious nest
Sleep, Willie. sleep.
Harlem. y. y. July. ls5a.
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.wnttSa f'r the Ellsworth Ar-ttan,I
Lullaby.
For HiMc Vernon Chanty.
EY W. T.. fADoR.

Baby with the angel eyes.
Seeming just from Paradise.
In an infants dcu Disguise
Sleep, Willie. sleep.
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sse = hostsd 5evn The h.sea b.dss tber sases
con 70 ne AZ u The sssecrve1 the seEg-e % iher
we e ehher for rupcses 81 las. snd r0bo-ry. never
-HI - lee. = cash, vca< IN mOmen. p1Ese the:
ofc sien erhenten hei- szd-rstsnS .ri satisfy IL
o>Jo1e ss'l tfat ss,sry from beneath sri 81
a. q dsisne9 t-feof eaed - sHy oo.sibis- b. follower
o. Jeas Christ or rsroaaJ Ncre scr s,ssi.on viboa'
tAlT rgh feFrItsnce.
HATea' souhsIn Slavery BY ~ 80 d. ana .c4 y, any
a1-fs, 10 ~ a-oll-r g the Grrs i1s lam. .n1 there,
ffcAno Of -wcn IN II sro -,tsul oQess@- de-
la o. Tie Ek re Vc.us. amer srsibe psusss, cara
q 81 the Of their Heavenly Father sesrch -
scriptures With the j1setoa Of hs beloved
Sons tie clssE fcai11 ihose WI made little over
trsn The snEes" with ciffe and oth-r -tici-s Of
es-1aIiises zee snHl-4--e " irsoLA elt z-4ytd.1
fist- fA- 1.er-f-7 - 20 - fl - relations u re
-t.. s.izl Lert.F fNksr her hu.5snd
Ei'e rtisr parent cicsa4 fos b tlc 70 ct nj
rlot a~fu s-use tn snals:cr 4 lie FRA al ul-i
'noVe s 'lst easc cd ID be- Greer eKrrriao 20 the
q. Of IL victfs o. al % rt a5 ~ &c t-e
TIA 1cge q qgcs ala ceAc th-I-foEs.
E'frff Tat uekil fls they -oi e. issue y n ~ Save
tfde sra eudessoTug ne huuaIs 81 - %
To- Eto -, striving cverito~ d. sac .-se - the
spcro o. The spirit ch ste word Of God the Rev. ORE
Lore Acars trc ss3sa ave ,e eessst evidence o ne
0fd thtf trr slts iDFlre h.ir Eegererce ~ the
f-7 - nccser7 tiey yf lrste ~ dsc- innate
bfffen sr sd 81 ths, feT the NIB ushuE
ies CT freedom END equsy AM Is they ongh - oe hsa
o- o. ticr pece 6 the p-o.essei nistsI " hir sc'
cane Frescl ceger-uce 70 the captive ard - op-ninf
81 e Ison doors % theu TIA, bound Aoa ist a. The
REQ = So
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ONE WEEK
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER.
DEATH OF KING kAMEHAMEHA

Erw-ORLEAss, Saturday, jan 81, 1855.
The steamship Daniel Webster has arrived at this
port from San Juan de Nicaragua, with California
dates TO the 9th inst.
The steamship Uncle Sam arrived at San Juan del
Sud- with $500 900 in treasure and 200 passengers.
The Star OF the West lett San Juan del Norte for
Ees-Yofk with the above treasure, and majority
Of the passengers, on the 2lst inst
The Legislature Of California had been duly organ
lied and the Olh inst fixed for the election Of U. S.
Senator.
The Governors Message had been submitted and
exhibited 1stteriDg state Of affairs.
From the Sandwich Islands we have the important
announcement that King Kamehameha died On the
18th Dec, and that his son, Prince Lhoiho had been
declared HE successor.
The arrivals at San Francisco from the Atlantic
States comprised the ships Challenge on the let from
New York the Antelope, on the I'd, from Nes-Yorki
the J. w. Falkenberg, the 4th, from Boston the
schooner Far West, from BAlt!morei shp Hornet, On
the 9Th, from Nev-York.
Two French frgstes arrived at San Francisco on
the 7th Dec.
An advance had taken place in Flour, which WA
selling a, sl5atl5 50 for Gallego and Haxall.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA AT HALIFAX
HALIFAX, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1855.

HALIFAX luecNoy, ohi "" Apy''
The Royal Nail steamship Africa, Capt. Harrison,
has arrived at this port with weeks later news
from Europe-her dates from Liverpool being to
Stature day, the Goth met.
The steamship America, from Boston on the Sd
inst had arrived out, and her adyicos had impaired
more buoyant tone to the Liverpool Cotton market,
and prices closed, on the 18th a. slight advance
over The rates current at the selling of the Pacific.
The Ca es Of the week amounted ~ 66 600 bales
Messrs. Mugau, Evens & Lempriere quote New
Orleans middling ct 3-l6d.
The advces from Manchester denote no improve
nent in that market.
The previously reported decline in the Breadsiafi
markets had been overcome and ct the close on FIJI
day, Flour sho we'd an advance of 10 over the rates
current the 18th.
Wn.~r arm, TUT not aouvv, az "a. g. bushel
above the prices advised per Pacific.
IsDIAS CORK had also slightly improved during
the week and closed at an advance Of Cd. y qr.
ConsOls closed at 9lt
The War news is entirely unimportant. Nothing
OF decisive character had occurred before Seyasto
pol, and the state of affairs vas wholly unchanged.
Negotiations are still in progress but nothing is
certainly known respe ;ting them,
THE Lines east Of Boston working with difficulty but
we hope full details Of the for publ
cat. IN ~ morrow mornings srueI
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,

KIErucKY George w. Williams the Tempe
rance candidate for Governor hss written Letter, IN
which he states that be Will hold the nomination
der consideration until about the let Of March.
John Rowan declines being considered a. De no.
cratic candidate for Governor, for The resson that hs
wife Catholic and that The prospects Of HE psrty
might be ieoparded By running Mr.. Rowan how
ever expresses great pride in the feet that he has
come cton with Known Nottingham, and takes occa-
sion to oppose the principles Of the secret political or
gapzation. He further says.
non ns5iens aithoush belong c.ufc; aai God forbid
that nlsy be.ne 70 waiting 10 c1arJ 70 scyJ
prescription for opinion SAKE
TIE Whigs of Boyle Co. propose Wing State
Convention st Frankfort April r. Henry Gays
birthday for tie nomination. Of State officers.
WIscoSsrs The joint resolutions from tie STATE
Senate instuctiDg their Members OF Congress to op-
pose any change in the United States Naucaizstion
Laws, wa taken up in the Assembly and psssed
unanimously
NORTH CARoLISA.-In the Senate the bill to aid IN
the erection of National Monument on Indepen-
dencesquare in Raleigh, TO the Signers Of the De-
claraton OF Independence passed It's third reading
unanimously. 1t was great occasion for the display
CT eloquence and il is stated that patriotism was up
10 1899. The bin FOR the extentOn Of the North Caro-
lima Central Railroad taken up in the House in
that State and the capital stock increased to sixteen
hundred thousand dollars. The bill was further
amended in some unmportant particulars The Free
Suffrage Bill, which has just passed the Senate OF
North Carolina, amends the Constitution OF the
State, so that every free white man of the age of
twenty one years being native or natraized c.ti.
zen Of the United States and who has been an iahab-
liant Of the State for twelve months Immediately pre-
codiDg the day Of any election, and shall have paid
public taxes, shall be entitled to vote for member
of the Senate for the district in which ne resides.
Iowa The Maine Liquor Law, as amended in the
Senate, has passed the House by vote of IS TO 3d.
The two contested seats in the Legislature have been
decided. The House decided ia favor of Clark. Re
pubcan,) and the Senate in favor Of Jordan, (WhgJ
The House s decidedly Wing aud Anti Nebraska, and
the Senate now Glands l6 Anti Nebraska 10 10 Ne
braskaites.
MIcHIGAS-There are in the State Senate farm
ere, merchants, lawyer, physician, mschinist,
brickmakers, clergyman, and ! editor In the
House: 80 farmers, merchants, - lawyers fisher
man, contractor, various, miller, ! teacher,
carpenter ! ply stefan, and halter.