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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-07-24

No Guitar. Mahogany, with patent head Sc,
GUITAR CASES. wood lined

NUI 7 AK LloE.5, MOON lncd,. ........ ) %
do paper DO | %
GUITAR STRINGS OF superior quality al
ways OH hand. IL Any nstfunient will be careful
iy hacked and sent BY stage express upon re
ceipt OF thc price as above. Orders respectfully
solicited d. WITTER,
Dealer in all knls Of Musical Merchandise,
Mly, |, 90 25m6. South Bend, I'D.
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nToil on sad heart ageously,
And thou shalt End thy life to be
A MONDAY light and truth to thee. y

AGRICULTURAI--From all parts of the State,
we receive favorable reports from Farmers and
Agriculturalists. The pursuit Of agriculture is
now engaged in so generally that we are not
left altogether to the tender mercies of the duc-
tuations and changes of importations, and the
occasional keeping up in store-houses Of the
necessaries ofiife for the purpose of enormous
gain and speculatons.
at is asure evidence" says theSan Fran cisco
Chronicle, ''of the prosperity of State, when it
produces su1icientfor the consumption of its cit
liens; and we have reason to believe that not
only the farmers Of California, but those of the
East, provided for plentiful crops in prospect Of
the war being likely to continue among the
great powers OF Europe for much longer peri
cd than has turned out to be the case. Our
purchasing classes OF the East have realized a
very pretty sum from the beligerent powers OF
Europe, and if they do not now realize as high
prices az formerly, they can afford very well TO
sell at prices which will benefit somewhat the
great class who consume. Looking at the
whole matter as it is, We form the opinion that
not oaly the producer, but the consumer also
will have no great reason for complaint as to
the times that are coming" m
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VIGILANCE CoMMTrEE.-The Pacific, in de-
Tending the protracted session OF the Commit
tee. saws "Did our friends in the interior
know at what sacrifice to themselves, the
members of the Committee continue their Ia
bors, we should not hear of the occasional fear
expressed that they may protract their session
beyond necessity. From the nature OF the case,
we know that they canreap no benefit. save
what til, y share freely with every ene of their
fellow citizens. Not for their own sake alone
do they continue, for they can, with personal
safety, disband at any moment The whole
people of the State are their protectors, and not
a hair of their heads could Gov. Johnson, or
any of his minions harm. But if their arms
were now thrown into the hands of the claw and
murder faction, where were our power to
maintain what has been accomplished, before
the leaders OF that faction have acknowledged
in this thing, the authority and the voice of the
authority and voice OF the people. A revolu-
ton, peaceful or by force cannot stop halfway.
The conquered party must submit. The minis
try must be changed. The obnoxious officials
must resign, or he removed; and short of this,
the Committee cannot stop consistently with
the safety, not of themselves personally. but OF
the interests for which all has been risked. Let
the result affirm or deny this proposition"
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National Affairs.


eve are sorry, says tne Alta, to observe in
Some of the papers y disposition to look upon
national matters in the gloomiest manner-that
every incidl ntal occurrence between hothead-
ed Senators and Representatives, is regarded as
a sign OF approaching trouble-that every ar
ticle which may convey reasonable language
towards the stability of the Union is paraded as
an evident indication of coming disnnion. We
have yet, however. the utmost confidence in the
..manilest destiny which is in store for the
Z. States. We have faith in the loyalty of
majority Of the people-we feel that the Consti-
tuition of the United States is revered with the
utnfost solemnity throughout the length and
breadth OF our laAd. and that, founded upon the
most exalted truths, it wins each day more and
more upon the affections Of the thinking people
Of all sections of the country.
We look rpon the quar- Is Of Senators and
Representatives in an individual light. and do
not charge the people with the murders, the
cowardice and the insolent presumption of their
representatives.. We look upon the hot-headed
articles Of either of the extrem parties as simp-
" ridiculous. and feel that the fireside opinions
of our people are infinitely more generous, in
calculably more reasonable and founded upon
principles Of Justice.
We cannot forget that in 170s, our irreproach-
able Washington was branded by partisan Jour
nails as traitor. and that disllnion was even
but near at hand We cannot forget the dark
hours through which our country, in spite of
predictions has safely passed. and now that in
sane journals and unworthy representatives
preach dsunion, we feel that the great consera-
tive power i in the people-the people who are
aawys right at heart, although sometimes mis-
Guided III action.
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A Coon THING FOR New YoRK.-A

A Coon THING FOR New YoRK.--A new park
is to be opened in the upper part of New York.
extending from Fifty -ninth street, little more
than half mile above the Crystal Palace. to
one hundred and sixth street, being about three
m les in length, and from Fifth avenue, to
Eighth avenue. or about. half mile in width
There are 1900 city lots taken from private
owners and included in the park, for which
more than S5.OOO,0O0 is awarded. The city is
awarded S650,OOO for property taken from it.
Owners in the neighborhood whose property is
improved, are assessed about S1,65O,00O to-
wards the expense.
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BEAUTIrUI.-There is a sentim Mt as beautiful
as just in the the following lines:
He who forgets the fountain from which he
drank, and the tree under whose shades he gam
boiled in the days of his youth, is stranger to
the sweetest Impressions Of the human heart
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store for him after all. Such as when he receives
a kind word of communication for his course, or
when he is enabled to lay before his readers
Jewels of thought. and gems of composition like
the following. Coming from the head of Ia
DIV. stranger though she be, he welcomes them
before worldly minded community, with the
iov and confidence of the husbandman, who
sows in spring-time, the good seed;
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srpprs DrarH Asron Housr.-joseph n. Neri-
de,h brother Of hs Hon VIM w. Merdeh Secretary Of
The Treasury dlcd suddenly Of disease Of The heart
te Asor House. Saturday afternoon The decreased
LAWYER profession ~ of and native
c Phade pha The body of deceased win be conveyed 10
Phsde phs this morning for the purpose of inermen-
sprcNsx oy TIVE TRANs.Arr.srlc TgIEGRArn CanLS =
We unesisnd hat Cyrus W Field Esa, hs, PLACED in tss
Eschsrse specimen of e newt devised submarine tes
araph csbe destined 20 connect ireland with NewfolndAnd
The crcuuasrenre 0f he cable IL only thai Of
haf ame, trd vet e o lrmense sr~ugh aud u "a ter
bic or6inary ror y wi Wei repsy the curious 70
walk kxehanee w also learn Specimens ~ IA
bottom ~ e sanic, between Newfoundland and lread.
CHA NJ Capain Bsrrvmsn d1rg hs survey of
ne .slsRrarh pateau viii place In the
change To aay f,g thc FYan1catlon " the curious
Tpr ThwwA~Y grSgasL CONwIrrre met saturday zhl
wind up aaars for hu There business ~
importance transacted; al hsi doae was ~ settle q Y
HnArcia matters ard thank the ehcers whchW di The
Corrnlee for the year 1867 VII nee. on Thursday ght
.exs which q New Years tky.
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NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.

The folio wing are the latest items Of intelligence
from Costa Rca and the scenes Of war in Nicaragua
brought by the Illinois,
ffrom toe Psrama Herald. Dec lel
BY the r. N. 8. Trent, which arrived at AspinwaI
on 7th instant, We have news from Greytown TO the
The u. S. steamers Texas and Tennessee, The first
from New York, arrived on the I'd inst with about
$50 passengers, chiefly for California, only so being
for Walkers army the Latter % rom IN New 0nesns on
gers, all for Walkera NEST ruthless LOT OF fellows,
chiefly Irish, They immediately proceeded BY the
rivcr boats FOR the lake.
We have verbal news from Walker a. late as the
4th; they had been fighting fourteen days, and u is
aid with some success, and much elated. They
were rctreang from Granada 10 Rivas sf.er burning
down that city. Some Of the allies occupied the
latter city. The road was clear, and walker 10 aaid
to be about 900 strong. There was also news Of
naval engagement on San Juan del Sur, In which
Costa Rcs man-ofw~ brig. with about $50 men,
was 6red snd her magazine blown up. The Captain
pitiful condition.
AT Aspinvsll, on the morning Of the 9Th instant,
there was n rumor cf Walker having been defeated
In some engagements; IL true, probably nj Rvas In
which care be will bequite hemmed In.
IRON the paper. same d.ss
Her Britannia Msjesty's ship Pearl, brought q
mail from Costa Rica, which gives rs news TO the
In The pYseais Album (san JOSEF Of the 2sth No
vember, the following s given as the latest news
that had been received at the capital; but our read
ers viii perceive that later intelligence had been ret
ceived st Punts Arenas, which, II true shows WAL
ker's present position 70 be most critical one.
The Album ssys:--By the courier OF yesterday We
have dates nom Rlvss to the goth and from Masssya
the 18th.
A fierce conflict was going on At the latter place,
which had already lasted since the l5tn. Walker.
With the accustomed CELEBRITY d movment, finding
ne cou,d not disodge Gen. Canas from his position
At st. Juan, re embarked for Virgin Bay the l4th,
and attacked Maseaya on the 18th with such vigor
that be effected lodgment in the town, and burnt
the church OF San Sebastian and some houses
On the 10th the battle recommended, and the al.
lies having surrounded his position, cut of and cap
turtd all his baggage mules and horses and two
guns. This II would seem, has brought him to
state OF siege in part Of Massaya, and 900 Guatema
ian troora were uomentarily expected from Mana
qua 10 cut o hs retreat, who had slept there on the
nth.
The battle was stiIl raging on the 18th, without
an decided advantage being obtained, bat General
sso AIites In confident terms about success, and
issn - lie in possession Of Granada on the goth.
Utiusl Csnas was still In Rvas, with the division
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under General Oceres. in all 500 .stroog. and OK
pected 10 attack the fiibusters vino rem aimed il
Virgin Boy ON tue 2Ist. Is,
Some 20 d serters had arrived in PuntA Arerss
from that place, who were engaged in the acti,n oi
the 18th near San Juan Tney report 80 e fifty
more 70 be on the way as their iii success had dis
plrited them, and they are more apprehe isiye OF
Nicaraguan vengeance tnan Costa Rics ill-tceat-
meLt.
Walkers loss on the 18th was n killed AMI %
woundet. Every thing appears to be going oo
prosperousiy, and we anticipate good news by next
The operations Of Walker already begin to wear
desperate, aspect He is eyiden Iy seeking de-
csive engagement and the heavy reinfor cements
ne ~ receiving every fortnight enable him to make
The Costa Rica forces are soon expected to be in
the deld, commsnded by General Don jose joaquin
Mora or the President 10 person.
The B0iefin Official, Of same date, thus an.
nounces the latest intelligence from the seat of
war;
General Canas writes from Riyas on the
10th November:--In the action of the 18th,
w alker had IA killed and n woun ted /; Don
Manuel Cardenas has been named Prefect of
Rivas General Jeres and his division con.
tinued under the orders of General Canas. Walker
avaiing himself OF the advantages which the ste am
ers give him, left Virgin Bay on the 14th, and at
tackled General Belloso on the 18th at Massaya des
toying the church OF San Sebastian which inceased
the natives very much.
among his men. On the 18th the fighting continued.
BeIloso; they had suffered but few losses and had
inf cted considerable injury on the enemy.
On the 18th, Walker lost all his baQga &c mules
and tive csnnons, and suffered considerable loss
On the 18th, 500 Guatemalan troops slept in Ma
nages, and the next day attacked Walkers rear
be taken and the transit road tall into the hands Of
the allies.
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News from Nicaragua, New Granada, South
Pacific and au.tralia.
$l,67l,569 in Treasure.
STATE OF THE MINES
INTEREsTING ITEMS OF NEWS.
MARRIAGES. BlRIAS AND DEATHS.
THE MARKETS,
&C.,
DC.

The United States mail steam ship Illinois, Chas.
s. Boggs, United States navy, com handing, left As
pinwalI Dec 10, at 6:l5 P. N and arrived at Qua
rantine at o'clock yesterday morning, having ex-
periepced heavy head winds during the whole pas
sage. She brings the California mails of Dec. 5,
3l3 passengers, and 81 ,67l $40 in treasure on
freight.
The mails, passengers. &C., were brought down to
the Pacific side by the Pacific Nail Steamship Com
paDy' steamer G ,lden Gae. r. L. Whiting. Esq,
commander. The Golden Gate left San Francisco
Dec g. and arrived at Panama on the evening of the
18th.
The United States frigate Wabash. bearing the
broad pennant OF Co nmodore Paulding, left Aspin
wall on the 10Th, at P. NJ, for New York via Ha-
vana.
Lett at Aspinwall, United States sloop of-war
Cyane, Commander Robb.
The following is the specie list Of the Illinois,
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INDEX TO THE YEAR 1856.
HISTORICAL.
Chronology Of Important Events In
Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia.
Close Of the Russian War---Commebceue nj
and Progress Of the Central Anne
rica1 War.

Tase Battles IN Nicaragua ana Costa Racr,
from Sersq~spi 60 snn Juan ssei sad-Isc-
: vOantiOns In spain Mexico, Easyu, Peru
and sacisy-6arthg"aAes in Egyps- Mexics
and aA0isk the tississerYe can Coass-8arth 81
tnc King OF Algeria and Coronation Of she
Czar, AsexnEdrr-Chrisss~nity fresciAeA
Openly In CO"st&rtinoplc-ts.iivv ivvnyssm Aus
trsiia-RavaSes 0y Cholera and Iiurrscaa.s
In inois-Britssis Wac wash Pcrsivs-Thc
United steses Navy at the Fsjoes-6aUuch
Affairs ." Rome, tsussis, sprln and rssxioO
-1he Atlantic Telegraph.
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In eau Fraroi.co ~ uae I'D MT OF cvouo Rachel
Lsoe.tr, native Of san Trnctsso. aged } ears and
In San Fsancscc No 20 or,y7nA fevs. Eiwara G.
ci.udc. native q conaecasot agss ~ 2ears,
In Beniois NV 20, Mr. Toe'ss SsA'eer native Of
In s,crrmenc, NOV n. wn III iy,a. late o. Brook
bn n sged I'll ye.rs and 10 days se
On beard me stesmer serra Ness1s Nos. I4!h, Joha
4. Keso son q john A. Read. Of s.crsrneatU
x,sasx %" S.v - Nay o. 9-ushtsT OF James
Mdutbar, hokeiusane river Nov. IL, Pa Main,
At Nossluune hpl, Nov II. Adolph H., inf.ss Dea Of
Mr. Resssv, sged months snd 2s days.
10 San tssncieco. Nov pain, Mrs sarah w. Alien. WHO
Of George Alec, pa i've Of New BsdIord, aged %
In san Francrco At their resiassoe m the po.rero
Nveva Major Charles youn Of John and Minerva
Bre~etsr, II ccnvuisions aged rs moaths
In Fan .ndreas, Nov it frnncsJ j., dnughts Of Daniel
At San Lorepxo, a. bis ssshe-'s residspce, Nov 9s
1855 ewst Marion Kenn dy the youngest On OF Jses
snt Mary Kennedy. formerly OF Bsrfion county Moh
n sap francisco Nov 2t, Macedonia infant Of Ed
ward Constantine, sged day.
Markets.
SAY FxAroisco, Thursday Evening Dec 4, 1855
Thls being steamer day very ustle attention has been
IAies to the departure Of the mail
The mone'sry market has been moro than usually
s'rinren owing 70 the d 'Oity experienced in the oo
In general merchandise exoeedinsly limited business
has been done wilt be perceived by report There
have been. doubt sales or Importance made for
casb which have beeu kept strictly private
FIOrR-yobbDg sales of 20 bbls GaIego ct SIS 50
6ot ar sacks Avso sup. At - rs; 800 Fowlsrs sell
raising ut 80 bo ECO DO Commercial At - 90; 100
co. Eston Boetwicks extra at 38 so; 40 do do. sup
at So and roo Domestic 1t 81 50, The Nara CtY Mills
owned by hessrs. Aiten. Wech % IL . brand
which has been lately introduced into to take
the pace Of the highly celebrated Magnolia Mills Judging
from the color and weight and the opinion pressed BY
the bakers. think will into fair com petition
with the Richmond brands this noio saIeS
In jobbing lo's Of 800 quarter a,ks super. ct g.
BRAs-lo tons sold a. SS3 per ton
WHsAr2oo sacks fair sold ct 81 As, and 50 do. do at
Say
BAKLKy.-1loc sacks prime sold on p. t.; 100 do at
81 40 and los do jobbiog at 81 e5.
0Ars-20o sacks prime sold at 80 So 100 do jobbngat
2izc and 160 do. choice ~ 2xo
PorArors POO sacks chotos in lots sold 1t 2xc.; c2s
do. do ut - et. and leo do jobsing ., S3.
CANDLES 300 boxes adamAntine sold on p l.
APrLEss-l loo bali bbls American dried sold ,. /
BANS 80 tierccs In brine, sold on l..
SuGARs loo bbls American crushed sold 1t 1870. per
ID cash.
BRANDY so eighth casks American brandy sold On p.t
News from Oregon.
Our dates from this Territory to the 26th alt.
There is scarcely an item Of moment Leschi,
noted Indian warrior, had been captured in Wash
inRton Territory. There had been considerable rain
in the Territory Of Oregon
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CHILE.

TEE Nav cAsNET conrLErr-cosrA RIcAs OFF
cIAL cHAr0Be-A NEW WAR srEANnR ARRrvED-
RAus AND RArLRoApeL-wrrE MuRDkR.
Don Alexandra Vial has been appointed Minister
OF Finance, and the new Cabinet II complete. Sr
Vial II young man who has no experience, and his
appointment 70 this important pest does NOS appear
to be favorably received.
Don Facundo Conf Spanish Minister In Costa
Mca, fss been appointed BY his government Charge
d'AfYhires In Chile.
The Chilian war steamer Esmeralda, 20 guns,
buils In England for the government had arrived
safely at Valparaiso. Her officers speak highly of
her performance during the voyage.
On the 4sh Of November the hank Of deposit and
discount was opened.
The works Of the Santiago and Valparaiso Rail-
road progressing rapidly, as are also those Of
the Tacna and Santiago line.
joaquin Carbacho poinarded his wife, Frlncssa
Valsnzut Ia in the principal square n Santiago, III
the mode Of the day, and 10 the presence Of nuni
her of persons and immediately Afterwards s1r-
rendered hiuhstif W Justice Jealousy arising from
the conduct OF his wife, was the cause OF tue ect
He has been tried and sentenced to DEATH bui public
feeling 10 Santiago Is in favor Of a reprieve.
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rDcno0s IHs CvuET ArfsAIs, DsC. 20, 1900
A6irmed with oosS-Iissback agt Koiker. Dempsey
ags- Tyler. Gran At Mbrin. Stacy at Grahem.
Conan Agt 0Axrigues. ChAdoourne Ags Byrre. Tnoop
scu ast sac. Pepper asL Haight Thomas agt Crus.
seti. The Fire Department OF New York Agt- Bufium.
Hunt ags Hodsou River Fire rnsursuce Company. Mus
sey aet F0obaD. sweet agt futile. BioSgsu agt
spAn,ding. weUner sgt Csamsv. fos People agt Bar
ringer. me Eastern Pankroad Compsay sE. Wright
me lAstsvn Yiankrosd Company act yAcsha. Orr agt
Hgelov. Hes woed agt. the Caty Of Baiao. Lee agt
Smith The People agt. schermeshorn-
Judgnsent reversed and uial ordered, cosa 10
abide eyent-LAwrence sgt. Ball Van wycx Agt No
Invrs. Tinan agt Franklin. scymour agt- wilson.
Herriu ACT. Lyon. Hsrroun act coss. scamAa agl
low. Davis sgt the MAYOR, ne, Of Nos Yorx
Judgment OF supreme Court cad order Of Surrogate
reversed without costs- Emsrsoa axt Bo~sva
Appeal diamiased, with costs of the appst-ceayss
srt Coypca
sabnssioa scomplsse papers not beng furnlsbsd, no
order jucgment is 70 be at presens rcadersd-wssss
man aEt- Hsfcpdun.
March the appellant put The In proper foyu. 10
which end they have leave 10 the Supreme Court
- they msy be advised-MaGee ast. Baker.
Motion Tor rehsaxsg dsaisd, with SO cossrracy ast
Talmaee
Motion 70 dismiss appeal deu,ed With $40 oosss-
Rooney aet Second Avea AZ RsIrosd Company.
Rs srgumeut ordessd-rhc People agt- nbele; Hoyt
sat Carter Chestes ast The Kineson Bank; Edecombe
sgt. Msvsereeu: Fsners and Meohantcs' BAsk o. Kone
eousty agt TIE Buschsrs and DTcvers' Bank.
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The steamship New Granada arrived at Panama
on the 9th instant, bringing t2Tl,77o in specie.
The dates arc-valparaiso leth, Callao 9th, and
Pats Goth Of November Guayaquii, December LIST.
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TuE AFFAIRS or ADAMS &Co.-There have been
aome important moves in the affairs OF the house Of
Adams h Co. Gilbert A. Grant the referee in
The case OF Adams vs.. Haskell n Woods, dled his
report on Nov. 22d. hndng the amount OF clsi ms
approved by'him against Adams Go. 70 be 81 ,l55,
iol. Judge Hager of the Fourth District Court, in
which the case l. pending in nedstely ordered all
persons Interested to snow cause why the report
should not be confirmed within two weeks. Since
then. on Nov. 26, Judge Hager made an order that
II. M. Naglee, the receiver In the above case, and
the holder OF oil the funds Of Adams \ Co, should
file a sworn inventory or account Of the funds on
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Polygamy I'm Utah.

FILLMORE CIrY, Utah, Sept. 15, 1856.
Asit may be q matter of interest to the gentle
world to know how fast our people are in Utah Ter
ritory, win give you briefly list Of the standing
among the women of the members Of the last Leg
slature, that is their names and the number Of
wives, to witt
or the members OF the Council, thirteen persons:-
Heoer kineal Presideot OF Coonoi, :.....".... 81
Daniel H. Wells, Couucilmao, cross eyed :...... 70
ORION Pratt, Cripple and sighted ed..............
wiuord Woodruff cripple aud near-slghsed. ~
John Stoker, cripple and nesr sighsod od..........
Lorn Farr, cripple and sighted ..............
L6renzo snov cripple IN near sighted. IS
penjamin r. johnson, crippis and near sgSssd .. 1
1.,as .osr,C " yssrs Qua
sso9ss A snS, orpoic ana near ,isaisi
Grand total, la women eu.....................l7l
House Of Representatives, rs members -
J. NJ Grant. Speaker, hiss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
w. W Phelps printe, of xorgsn's book. ,.........
A. Rock wood, an old man n......................
Edwin D. Wooicy. email msn..
Hosea stout iss, er. IRON Keniaciy-s dead.
.. Richards, yoang snd nsndsoms awysr.........
yessc Little. ia~yer. OF 8os,on. Msss ...........
VIM snow. Va. mont iAborer. rer.......................
P.H Ycuos elce, brc'hsr Of Brixmm-,aior
Ezra ser,on old and somely. is
Jsmes spov. quite poor.................. .......
LORENZO Fl Hatch, wsgcn maker ....................
Jacob egi'r, isru,er. 10
GsorSs fesoo:s, tanner. 10
So"n E",lot., Fn''nv"r,4s-s"o 1o~n'
fsac = Hstht coal digger r..............,...... IA
Jesse smith. lawyer 2
John D. Parker old and deaf. ....-...... ........
Jeeee hooson OK 1o
Wrigbt, hote keeper ...................,......
Jsmes Brown, dair,
EnCcc Roste, iaYmer, &c.
wa. Hickman, one Of the T~nltcs cs.................
Total
To which add officers OF the House, to witt
Thomas Bullock cIers, and an Esslahmao ......
J. 9rimahAw, assistant clerk aud an Engtshman. -.
Chandler Hobrook, foreman aad deaf. .............
Jacob v. Hutchinson, messenger r.................
Joel b. J0hDson, chaplain. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Total. a.
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TO which add G3 for the number then living Of
Governor Younys wives, and you have the whole
number Of females thus represented by the members
of the Legislature, officers Of same. and his Excel
lency, amounting TO t2o; or, In other words 40 men
have 420 wives These, Mr.. Editor, are sober
truths and In what they win end Ia for the dark and
doleful future