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sNLECTRDPAThY. -Dr.4 ], 8. Az FoRB.
II Ei,e5epshis pupil Drs. Pa Merrill Yars
d by and SnrHon Of practice
Ia te servees operator in ELECTRICITY Uh
Tais gres by ysiag
vitality to tho the of which
hs dfseass That ssctc,y ali
and them
giving the esgans IF the human
an dns
the other
application of the yazng In aaus and
lhs Msacaed Electrical Batha will bs rssprted
k1- Reception hours rom a. ii. 70 P. NJ.
| Lsdips - - 80 je1
A ICOHOL-50 bbls Fletcher, " per cent
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ID OCKAWAY, LONG ISLAND. The s...se
~ RogKAWAY PAVILION win Iana and 10. fsssssE

HAMS & SHOULDERS--16 cases canyassed
IL Hann; Do. do. Shonidsrs, for sals by
asil Al. c01HRkN = HALL, q aravisrst.
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INSURANCE.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Compan
ltfsA Ss4s Of New Orleans. =


" sass sssas as'S
On Rivsi Rist. assl 7
'e''' 80. " : - snIsao So
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\
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asin.ussss asss
ssrsass indas tasis Il ias assSsia: %
ss57t II IL sssfts5 4 s H. 80 :
Net profits for the year ending s,s hsy 4sSs So
REcAPlTULAFIoN. y,
Amount Of earned prerniuma above %
Amount prsnasrasp p.a a. bs tho M.f.hans,ru. 6
sa'ssaSs ss' se asasny saa e & rs ssy ssg
ssandsesa sss. hsir night profits, rer "a ~
ss"ss s, ss .S,. ssss..
Of ten per cent Interest," Il 90, 90.
Balance being net earned ID the
nst iIehis Of We a..ss- VI
The Company hass The salsviss assss,ss1s ~ Z 80
ss ss rsssysss T. bsss f. p5
premiums IN cour.e of Collection 80 sssa0 %
Dae agena ine9pr Of settlement 1879:
Cash 90 haha esofs "
Total asEeas *, =. !. .asfTess
Il -4.s-i VS. = Z.,. /. ,s$s .5<ts5s+S -
I. t.e..s4 l5tr ,5r..s .EsTATEsoF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Uftearss City u New orieGns.3
p IeRsnssfs 5ass 4 I'M M hstere
sefee q tne Peace n aud for the city aforesaid
sen sly yosa fsmbeos scs
y o tht ec1fne lnaaance Mutual Company New Orlesna
Who being duly sworn, law
books OF aid Company.
.fl sss s5 asas ssF5 JOHN PEBaBERToN, Ptesden..:
sworn to and snhsed rs sas q ias ass
c. v. JoNTE,
49, second Jusioe Pescs for the PsfsB Of orsans
2E3f3 3ta 4 q =
Tho f declared dividend Of Fibssa Pc.
Cent on me not earned ptsiaa proSts}
year ending a May lS5 fa Hl
. s-f,,-s. ssYF-5 s,4l John nEMsERToN. President.
A. SCHHEIbER, SscTstaryI
" 80 4:'44H- s'-@ DIR EcToRs: Pss4
sga Ioha Rsuhsrtoa, B. o. Fignaad, T. A.B,aud,
\. Logan Mcknight, M. Caday. VIM. EogsL.
II % 1aliaru, Ptsrrs Poutx NiitenL1,es,
r Z b. T. t1irteEsf r M9pero. s51S fa&sjsIstf
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dyspepsia POSITIVELY CURED.--Dk.
D BECKWIrHs ASTIDYsPEPTIc PILLS, stts. trial OF
twsn teainoaaa
United admitted bo tho BEST ANTI
DYsPEPTIc MEDICINE offered pubc
per disposed
They care and sseh
The
phyaichu for tho SAFETY and
EFFICAGYF THEIR USE. y needlest pubsh certificates
virtues etc. aucb w, lreen Bahop
hHiesppi Rev. Bishop freeman; Wm McPhestsrs
D, Raleigh N Hon Geo \ Badger Senator U ST. Le.
Bsyay Tucker; Hon. VIM Preston s. c.. Mai sanal Nc
Conbs savie, Ga Hon John Henderson late o.
hoRgof sunday parsonsges. ( ssz.. 80.
saia syns N. Morrison, Whsel
Kennedy D. Beach, Bnagh sndty DfuggBts
sR- None without the tSfen sature Ioii BECR
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The Proprietor cag thu ataaion Of the Pube spaa
ton feeling the utmost confidence
sdhp. for which u Is fseommehded
article, hut that stood the of
yes american people, and and sale
preparations aast The
favor gyeaby the prominent apd e kaova Physieano and
aiI Of the IL immense The following
om yonr respectfully submitted rsfsrrpg
tin doubt my isnlraha, Prsccs ReGa,pt EI
had statis of all the
mani 54 -4t 3 z45
PRINCIPAL oSce street. PHILADELPHIA
WHOLESALE ksratt by JOHN WRIGHT Co.. ISL
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VOLUME i v111.
THE RIVERsAND TIE LAKE,

E2oR LOUISVILLE The fine re- H.. i
ratAf pasfsngsr packet stenmer ANTELOPE. lEB94$
Cat Ill W. smiti; viii Lssss for Loaisyl. and nj
WEDFEspAY 18Th ipa soIoekP
For freight pssssss spelSos ! e9aTa 4 g I'D
will freight Gauss Laaaing Nsposo,, feiens Meaps
Hiekn,pn, Caro- and adtcnhs se,B
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IT NJ. TANEY, Wholesale Dealer in For
A. eign and Domestic Malt Liquors. No, 80 GYayisr Ye
Nswosass keeps hand shppiag order Nss
rel s bottles n boxes parcha
. Promptsnd particular astsutionPads all xsesvea
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
THE AMERICANA PATRIOT
WILL De PUBLISHED REGULARLY EVERY SATURDAY.
"Fa BY W. H. GREEN h C. r. DUNN.
Office orer g. Il. Neafas' store.
TERMS.

SUES SCRIP7ION, Three Dollars, ~tsn paid in
Advance, or Five Dollars if not paid at the
time Of subscrib;ng, or at the close of the
4 less period than sir months, which ,ciU be
Two Dollars Invariably il, advance. No
paper, ,rH b discontinued until arrearages
sre paid, except at the option Of the pub
lsh-r.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at One Dollar
per squore, Of ten lines or less and Fifty
Gents for each subsequent insertion. Liberal
deductioms e;V he made 10 those cho advertise
by the gear.
,Al communications Of personal nature, either
Of defensive on offensive character, must be
paid for according to the regular advertising
rates j., order to secure publication.
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
Railroad Notice.

Railroad Notice.
THE CLINTON AND PORT HUDSON RAIL-
| ROAD having undergone thorough repairs, the
Company give notice that they will carry cotton to
Port Hudson the ensuing at FIFTY CENTS per
bale ami that arrangements have baen made to pre-
vent exposure at Port Hudson and delay in ul-
loading at Clinton g. A. Neafils Pres't.
Clinton, La, September I'd 1885.
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n. G. SnsissisaEl,r's

DAGUERREAN GALLERY JACKSON. Ia.
UlGrl RES taken on Who'll plates or OF any
| other size down to the smallest setting, for
rings or pns. L,henesses Of lnfaats and family
Gran,,s taken by "Quici Worker Old
Pictures or Paintings copied, aud satisfaction given
IL. NIL eases or 40 sale.
POST MGRTEM PICTURES taken at short no.
tee when conyeyance is furnished.
Anpuutus. Stock and Chemicals for sale, and
Instructions carefully and thoroughly given III the
art at liberal rates.
Please call aud examine specimens.
.Eackson Juy 2oth, 1887.
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y nsi' 4.

ItaaSl' a.
7 HEREBY Caution ali persons against furnishing
| any articles to any member ofmv family, Or purt
chasing anything from my minor children, without
my written order consent. | will not pay any
debts of their contracts 6, and will hold the pureha-
sers of any article of property from them respon-
sible for it, or its value. w. 7. MAYS,
Tutor administering the Estate of Emily Mays.
Clinton Jan'N lSa5. II
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PROBATt, ALE.

PROBATE ALE.
TnF crArE or LutIsIv1., seventh District sour1.
Parish, oi East Eel ana Ne. la4S
In the matter of shc succession OF James aid La
vinia Hickman, decd.
nERSUANF to m ordes Of the Honorable Court
| aforesaid, vii! sell at public auction at the
door ot the courthouse in the town oi Clinton IN
said parish, on
WEDNESDAY,, the lath day of DECEMBER,
fs,a at Il o'clock, A NJ, Of laid day the F!ollew-
ing property appnrtenng to said succession To Wit:
NJ RIO woman MATILDA, valued ut $500,
g SARAH. valued at $+5o;
man JASPER, valued at :450
Terms CT Sale,--GASIi.
r. l.. McGIIEE, Coroner,
por Il, 5s ard oX-oiHc'o Sh"fih
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S;sNtits

ECHE public at large and the trading community,
/ are hereby iorcwarned against buying or selling,
or opening accounts in any shape with my wife Or
any member of my family. as am determined to
hold myself responsible for no debts contracted by
them unless by written authorization from me.
Clinton. Jan'y 7, 1854. d. ZIMMERMAN.
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r. Nv. Ward,
Mercbant Tailor

n DESPECTFUI4LY bees leave TO inform his friends
Il aud the public generally that he still continues
to carry on the above business at the old stand of
HArcu 4 WARD, opposite Ca"ran's Hotel. He
has lust received from New Orleans splendid
assortment Of GOODS suitable for winter wear,
which he is prepared to make to c''lrr in the
'a.as. stylr, and upon the most rcsSoia''le tarms
N.B-Particuar attention paid to ClisiNG
and Repairing. az
The American patriot., 1855-11-24

LEGAL. rs.

sa f1a EnBATE sALE.
THE SSaTr OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court,
Paiisn of East rr!ic;aia M. lTse
In Tie matter of the seicctss;on'or b. D. Merfich.
deceased ,sst
In COMPLIANCE wis, an order aud authorized
L by a commission directed to tho Sheriff Of said
Parish, viii sell a! public auction at The door Of
the Court Ioasc in said Perish, on SATURDAY,
IirhE l$t DAY OF DhCEMBIR, 1888, at ii
O'Clock A. w., the following property appertainins
to SAID Succes sien. io-Hit:
Lot No. three (@1 in Square No. twelve lo) ia
the town Of Clinton, -.
Lot No, five (5l in square No. twelve (l2) ia
the town OF Giinton
Lot No. four {a1iu Square No. twelve (l2lin
the town OF Clinton. gc 3
Terms Of Sale-The torenamcd property TO be sold
on credit of one. two and three years equal annu
al lns,allments purchasers to give personal secu
litv, and to consent that mortgage importing Is
confession of Jndgrmctt be retained until pnyIntr.
in full of the purchase price and interest which il
70 be at the rate of eight per cent per annum FROM
the day Of sale
novs, '55. THOs i. McGHEE, Coroner.
~ And Ex-0iiico Sheriff.
PROBATE SALE,
The STATE OF LOUISIANA, 7th District Court,
Parish of }.ast Feiciana,- No. 22so sts-t
n tljc mater Of the succession OF Encch
Varosdac, d ceased.
| PURSUANT to an order and commission TO
me directed, in the above entitled suit, from
the honorable court aforesaid | will sell at pub.
/ lie Auction. at my Office in the town Of Jack.
son. on TUESDAY, the 4th day of DECEM.
! BER, 1866, between the hours of I a. IN, ard
4 o'clock p. m, all tho following named and
described property appertainins to the afcre~
said succession, viz: ~ F'' r. +.~
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, lying and be.
ing situate in the town of jackson, parish Of
l
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FOR SALE,

f:ss THE SPACIOUS TW0-STOHY BUILD
4.l!L ,iugs now occupied by G. ?. jarrett as a car
riagc manufactory. together with the Lot measur-
ing rs feet front by $50 Deep with all the ilnprve-
ments thereon. For terms, amply at the drug store
of mar2l LANGWORTHY h TILpON.
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-
P4OBATE. SALE
TnE STATE OF horis'AsA, ith b'Stnet Court
Parish OF East telicl&i'' NO,
IN the matter Oh tie SUCCESSION OF Lew Dough'y'
o,Geascn' c,.l..,
VI Nv a.',, =, ~, ','i r'l
o"a,,,''sS;'n !" NY ~ .nJ a ,hn pa,;sh
~. ~ n,:s:
y na:t :n rll'.l." ~ V. .',,.. ,.4; a.
ae,psa ' sI' n.htn =. pa,. ae,ras.;i AN THIIps
" ,e..'n nn.,' nrTt,,I'prp ,oss ~,
nAh "a 'lo Nu'n ia. "a "a ,,,sIi' io I
eseeis .ne ilou's' " ~ e'p a. ' INV
se' u .hes"','c 0as' i.Io ioio"!.'5 '''N''
properly 'e'' .st' pr,fs.'l''' ~ ~.
oi'e ce,''.'' 1'Fo' .:. sont''.;a ~,
llore OF 'es, '''aa.e'l ~ ,, ,e ",s., 10 I
"u oou',0oo Gu ene ~ 's'',.s y. i'e''''
jaal Dousn'y, ooa.'' y i''iiu' " =. huse,s anu
a.at. ~ y .,lp a'.',.o 4rao4 80
Al. ~ c.,au,;,,t, ,1s,,;,,os y,o,,os +,.,r;,.
NV ,o'G"s "i,,,,t a..
ee,es'o 1i"I' o''i' "eeo ~ Nv s.'1s'
Nesfo woman ANY, agea "poa, - years.
negro BOY uf"bt' age" aooae ~ Years.
d negro ma" ,o'i'' 's'u apo"' - >''lH'
. Negro hoy MlHe' ageo aooa. 10 years.
a negro pos yo'''' aseu 'oou' 10 sei's'
Negro ooy 'is', aseo a'qu' years
S'sFo woman .ul.e' "s.' a''oa' - ..'is'
Nero g.r, iia'iir'' 'ae" "'oa' Years.
Stgio s'il Aht.ell''a agia aoou. years
.'so Wv '''No"'' ny ois'' '''N' pe'ao''S' P'ops'
!! .o-"i; .+"
ohe Day horse' ..... .....a
= ofle i''lE,
uhc neu anu ICY hi'"e'
Whe oefeaa' ~,
lFinn 8, ol '9aie--~ KY personal liope,'s io'
1ash' me negroes i'r one -o's'yh eaS'i, a'ie m
t''e pa,ai'ce on u e,eo,' oi oi'e an" 'No h'a''
!, LON ,ae aay OF sae' ncSl1he e.sn' Per cent IN
\. NJ, n-'a 1 sr az ~ nnn a,,a t,,o ,o.r,
, ~ w !" Wv u ~ ~ = "
.'"'' e. 80 s", - .'1> (, "'.h ', "
i,o' .ie ~ "a a Ia'e a.'. .l W !.
= ,.;,. ,,1 1,',',,;t,, ~ ,,,ort
So ~, H. ~, ~ ,,ro,,nrt,. MN H.
Of sf77l ',.,s,,,,,,t ar ,ba ,,;,.,'
), M W. ~ tWru WI ar A,.r
:
- " li',,,t's ~, ~ n;,..;a
uf 4',. s'Asa Noof'
:. +, t 10, Of Wa.}ot p ,vlyI,,d ,lecd
~ pr-pSj- lN,,r" -, or,i.,. and co,nn,;. Ia,
4 d,n,.+na 70 ,,@ f.o,, thn uo"nr,hln sn,.'r,tl
4 r..,.t .,,., i, .n'l f,r ~, p,r;yl ~ No. NJ
> l;r;ans NH srIl ~ nuhl;c m,rt;o, ON mi
~ ~ ',i,r a1,,r NAV az nTrEVn,p ~.
T. h,,,rror, tho hours of 70 o'clock !, N. and
f. .,.,a.,. - s.;i ~ ,l,,, ,at4 ,,ia, :
Ii ,..;,.,.a 81 f. ,a;.i Inc.ase. uarr;et wh;.o
haad i, ,hn af,,.s,;, pa,;sh RI, 's,,,on; y,
Ie.cr;bad 'ls' rnal md ne,sor.l ,ronertv b,l,aa
~, r., tha snIc,ss;nn ~ s.;1 d.c,,i ,osu;+
O. A enrta;n +r.ct or lana s;t,o,c1 in sold p.r;s,
N he;ng ,he ssn,e ,,non which de,easad ast resi
a,l .a,,ta;, ;r,n a.,.n bndr.d oc,.s nf lona
$ ,no',. ~ ls.s wi,h ali thc innroyrmrnts th.r,
nn bann,l.d y, tha ,r, Il Iy l,;,.is Of John W
n N,,.l, H., w I,.,, ,,5t L.. IL
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
Office.
q Ve'F205E,

Ii pnrsons indebted to the estate OF Dr. Games
4 Pe-kins, deceased, are hereby requested to
make prompt payment t, my Attorney, }. I. Heath,
ESQ.,, in the town of Jackson, La, otherwise, suit
will be INN, liately Instituted to obtain such pay
nlent.
All persons having claims aeainst said esiateare
requested to present the same FOR acknowledgement
as soon as possible, to my Attorneys, J. G. Kill
bourne, ESD, in Clinton, to J. T. Heath. ESD,
in Jackson, La. LEWIS &. PERKINS,
may36 administrator.
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
To The Public.

sY~ THE Proprictors Of "TnE pA7rror"
would respectfully inform the public at large
they are fully prepared to execute with neat
ness and despatch, all descriptions of PLAIN
JOD AND RAss5G5 Z pz.I11 ! zla c c,
such Az
HAFD flLLe, LAWYERS PR1sFs,
POSTERS. PAMPHLETS,
ciRCCiAna, BALL TIGHTS, ETC.
Aud aa the materials Of our Office are en-
trsy sEw, and having been selected and ar
ranged with great care, we fatter ourselves on
being able to please all who may favor US
with their patronage.
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
LEGAL. SALES.
SHtshiFF's SALE.
TIE SrArEscf LOUISIANA, 1th District Court
Parish Of East Fyhcana. No. 4l5s.
W. y. Winter,
,H-ElsIFF's SALE.
Louisa Green and4stastand.

Louisa Green anda1dashand
D1 virtue of Il wri; OF ii3lt ia,cas TO re direo-
- ted by the Honorable Court aforesaid, in the
above entitled suit, i have seized and Will offer
for sale, at the door of the Coult House, in said
parish on the FIRST SATURDAY OF DECEM-
BER A. d. 1888, 1T II O'Clock a. NJ AL the right,
title, interest and claim of the defendant in and to
the following property given up by them to satisfy
plaintiffs demand and i'll costs, to-wit
One Sorrel! Horse;
One Pleasure Buggy.
ii'erEIc OF Saie-Cash with the benefit of ap-
praisclnent.. G4u ss.l q. .5t
TIL. MCGNEE,
Nov. II So Coroner an dEx -Ofico Sheriff.
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
Principal Of a Ecsaaic lsshaitMte'
Wanted,

VITE Silliman Female Institute at Clinton,
1 La, is, by the resignation of the Rev. $.
TAYLOR without principal
This is a legally Incorporated institution,
and has been in successful operation about
three years. The number of pupils has aver.
aged about seventy-iivc, of all ages. Tho
buildings are Of brick beautifully located, and
in fine condition.
The Trustees have fixed the first of Dccem.
bcr as the period ut which they will make an
appointment
! Applications may be addressed to J. 3.
Smith, +. ilardcsty and Wm. Silliman, who
v III "iyc.any desired iriiornation
| oclf tSlLLIMAN. prce'
The American patriot., 1855-11-24

Notice cs Ccrss ~ IN rrsssaD.
EMANUEL ROGILIIG hecam" partner in our
l. business in Clirtonon the latf inst The bus
mess viii hereafter be conducted under the name
and stv.e of MILLS, CLEVELAND & Go.
April q, ,55 MILLS ClEN hhaAp,
The American patriot., 1855-11-24
DRY GOODS. ETC
MILLS, CLEvELAND Il CO.
PfOvisiOn& Grocery Store,


IL trading public that they have on hand lars,
and complete assortment of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
together with well selected stock of
DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS SHOES,
HARDWARE, CRoCKERY, NEGRO GOODS,
and III fact every article in demand for
FAMiLYOR PLANTATION USE.
shcy are prepared to make Cash advances on
Cotton consigned to Messrs. OAKEY Il HAWK
ms, New Orleans, and to afford all the facilities
usual in therline of business.
Clinton, La, January II, 1855 1y
1: " q 90 Ds.
NOW RECEIVING and opening splendid sup
~ ply Of new goods for the
FALL AND WINTER,
At the old established house of LEVI, BLOOM &
CO., which wih be disposed Of on the most rea-
sonable terms
silk Tissues;
Bareges, lowered and Plain;
Plaid and check Grghams;
Edsing and Thread Lace;
Ladies' Collars, Chemisettcs and Tnder-Sleeves;
llandkerchiefs, plain and er.hroidered
Silk, do do do;
Gents Crayats, all kinds:
Bonnet, Cap and Belt Ribbons
Trimmings for Ladies' Dresses;
Irish Linens, brown, plaid and check do;
French and Attakapas Cottonades;
Brown and bleached Domcsics
pertumery a large and superior assortment.
CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES.
large and superior stock Of fashionable Cloth
ing and Hats direct from New York.
Gents Boots, brogans aud Shoes;
ladies Caters and Rootocs;
Childre1s' Shoes.
The trading community are respectfully invitet
| to give them a call.
OF A. LEVI. BLOOM S co.
WORMS. Meyer dl GG..
| UAVE RECENTLY Removed from their Oh
II Stand to the Store formerly occupied by II
BLOOM, where they keep constantly on hand,
complete assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS
/ CLOTHING, BOOTS
/. SHOES, HATS,
HARDW
CROCKERY,
/ GROCERIES, &c.
They are now we'll situated to offer every iacilit,
in their linc of business and accommodate thos
who may favor them with call.
Clinton, La, May 5th 1885. ....
The American patriot., 1855-11-24

ATTAKAPAS COTTONADES-A large lot of
"A tbe genuine article. just received and tor sale
k 4, LEVI, BLOOM l. 60.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
VOL. XIX, NO. Al. WHOLE NO oss,

the report Of County officers, was adopted IN
concurrence.
The Joint resolution from the House, thst
ooih Houses meet next Wednesday At 3
O'Clock, ?. NJ, in joint assembly, 10 elect
Judges OF the Circuit and Supreme Courts,
TOR the year ensuing, was read, and laid upon
the table. lac
JOINT Resolution. BY Mr. Benedict, for .
committee Of two members from each Houss
to report joint rules for the present session;
adopted
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Bills introduced and rsjsrred--By ME-
George, relating to fencing highways. By
Mr. Burton, enlsrging capital of Batienkill
bank To $4,000; 10 Committee on Bands
by MIR Ballou, altering s. 8 aad 8. IOc. % G. ..
The bill to light the State House with gss
was supported by SIR Field, and ordered h
80 reading, ayes los, NOES IS.
Petition referred. OF Ira Bushnell and
others. to Committee on Claims.
Adjourned TO 10 o'clock on Monday morn
inn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

The Chair appointed The Committee t,
canvass votes for COUNTY officers:
MIR Williams Of Windsor,
Fletcher of windham,
Harwood Of Bennington,
Button Of Rutland,
Pierpoint OF Addison,
Wane of Orange,
Alien of Chittenden,
fiolhster Of " Washington,
Page of CALEDONIA.
Blake Of Franklin,
Hotchklss of Lamoille,
Warrington of Orleans,
liartshorn of Essex,
Wadsworth of Grand Isle.
Adjourned.
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~ IL 81 ;.z....s...a 80
vJrthern, \. E., Railroad.

Aues rue-d,s Ma, J. ls55, pss.sngef tfain.
leave n.stnn al 30 aud ouruit 90 IS A n. ~
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SENATE

SIN r.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Resolutions BY Mr. Williams. that a com
mill ae of three be appointed by the presi-
den to report rules for the government of
the Senate, and also a committee Of two
be appointed to JOIN the Committee of the
House. To report JOINT rules-udope By
Mr. b nedci that the President appoint
commitlee of two to infrm the Governor
thai The Senate Is organlzod and ready To re-
ceive ANY communication from him adopted.
Nc-sr~ coolidge and Wadswor,h were APP
pointed for the purpose
Mr. Benedict moved that committee #
two be appointed to wait upon the Lieut..
Governor aud inform him Of his election, and
coniuel hun TO his Sc y; adopted.
Messrs B'nedict and Pierpoint were APP
service assigned Whereupon Lieut.. Govern
or Fletcher was sworn. and he addressed
the Senate as follows:
Gentlemen Of ,ke Snaie;
beg leave To avail myself Of this occa-
sion, TO return my thanks To the freemen of
Vermont for the renewed expression of their
confidence and regard.
That owe i, to their generous kindness
tha; my imperfect services have been receive
ed with any degree Of favor, am fully con-
scious and would gratefully acknow ledge.
In return for their confidence, can only
give assurance, that il will be my earnest
endravor to perform with fidelity, and to the
bes' of my humble powers, the duties OF the
distinguished position with which they have
honored me. For my native State her insti-
'utions, and her interests, | cherish the
warnest attachment. and have no higher OBJ
ject of ambition than TO serve Der faithfully,
and 10 do what IN me lies 10 promote der
prosperity and welfare.
Called to preside over your deliberations,
in the performance Of the delicate and I'M
po'iant duties Of this place, shall greatly
aeed, and would respectfully ak, your for
besrance for whatever errors inex,erience
,r want of judgment, may occasion. May |
not hope for your aid, aud support On my
art il will be my constant efi,rt to discharge
ny duties with that inpartialiiy and courtesy
~hh re due to every member Of this hon.
rable body.
II is with sincere pleasure that ! witness
before me familiar faces--snd NAV be per-