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@ j. =. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET RETwEEN VINE aED DIvIslo'
EV ANSNII.lE 1ND


EVANSVILLE. IND,
EuANUF ACTURER ofevery description Of Brass Work,
w or equal quality il not to anything manuao
keep constantly hand oil aiobes stop gauge bibl
and cylinder cocks church and hotel BELLS anti
of all other articles usually kept in
business. t
also appointed sole agent in this city for the sal
Jas. Thopsor's eAlehratedleahe belng These belt
ria5ly. exhibited been awarded with the frat
miun Samples OF the same can be seen at the establish
Eyory descrnton Brass Castings made to order an fur
Thehshest market price paid for old
Ali order. addressed to me viii with prompt
mediate attention. dec4
tLOvHs pieces French Tilies Cloth ree'l this DAY
deois d da sale y AIS Main street Eoaisrilio Ky
NErsIIy M E.&INEs-5o pieces all wool NIusi in
I'VE De Laine. assorted eoors rec Tbs rd for sale y
decl5-d&w AIS Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
CUHNY BAGs.-5o bales in store an4 fer sale hy
" dec2l PRESTO RROS.
NTEH NOLAssEs.-l5o bills prime new Nolasses in
doesIF i acre anu '0' '''' y PRESTON BROS.
EaORsE AND COE FEED.
80 deoI7-dtf -.ret GEAAT & CARSON.
ADWgN ESTfsETOEssS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Administration
ADOLET BRINKMAN, deceased. The estate is supposed
novs5 vs. BRACKET MILLS. Adninist-ator.
eK ATEs-1 Cak Skates assorted from z5o to S. 90 PEI
deds &'-f - "'-'''-'' 's'-''' oHAs. s WELLS.
FHN0BACC0. .--iohoz2 IS ohate., 'Eir,inia Tobacco;
a hox Fancy Twist 49,,
and extra. at aovl6 COOKS Family GrOeery..7
v7REsII T,A!.T1MORE OYSTERS ch- st 50 cans
Il Of A. Fields ooRN-FED oy lust received at
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DseAgssC FOUNDRY.
B A E AROU Z & S u 0 w d q y
CINCINNATI.


-FEr NIXON &, esDlpstTT ASs
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND rlTX MILL d )0k AM
PT.ATSER K SMITHS
-.. 81 . e * 5s2 ? = = t'P 2 : r,,,rg
Ei:CHtbodyss Esoo.z aHss1 News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STteAW B0ARllo. etc. etc
SALES EOOAS, q a - AIM y SILsEEI.
aeoaatry rato and he materials employed in its manu-
Sc ,essrIs rdriee paidfar Rags. ssr49a
eEoaoE ". DAY. .s...-.-.-l s piowS MArEAeE
DAy& 11aTLACK,
wHoLE EsALE DEALERS IN
1 T-s x w GO - IS.
,- = No, 50 PEARL STREET. 80
CISCIgN ATt T. Ni'E9R " AaEHOUsE.
FFjtff Wholesale PAPER Dealers invite tht
deale consumers 70 thelr large apd
aried stock Of Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
and dealers such hntEs e enabled "a
rand all large stock OF Caps aud LeoTs
pain ruled; Flat Dsny5, Mediums, Royals aud
eyals Blank Book Papers, FactaTd by Platnel
AZ Smith. aud o ther first class facttrers.
hand at all stack of Prnters Papers o
everv deseripton. Lighthody's Book and News Iuksi
McCreary 5 BeIoFed Inks Yarnisi and Cold ize.
We have a0 in store arSe stock OF the nest four
any extent th sizes, and irregular sizes
tnas eto order on ghC~trotice.
We highest market price in cash, for Rags, Bag
ging Rope and Cotton Waste. - D,,r,,,.>-
Wholesale Paper Dealers, & Mlnufac5nreTs' agents.
septt r II and - Walqvt a.. - 0ati.,
TsEPROVED PORTABLE GEELL.
g-H HT ha
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NEW YORK COR8FEESEON House.
TgsUuAS "a. NsAGEEEE,

IE8DNa = > q = Ns 4 q 4 Is
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
TDEING Iong.astabished with extensive connection
in the above business respectfully solicits eonslgh
ments ofall kinds of Western Produce, which
and pc rsonal attention ut the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed OF
cOnsignments of robacco. and liberal cash adyanee'
made on all shipments when required by - -, .l
J.H. MAGHEE q CO.,
feb2O-f Evansville, Ind.
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FvHoLEsALE IN GEocEiIEs AND Ll9uoEs' ooSNH
2777 " ArER AND vISE SIS. EVANSVILLE, lSD. :. =
this day formed copartnersA
e. pa pose of doing wholesale droessy sau Ii!
bnnegI Eivi business OF Messrs ANS
o wes their stock and made ddtlons 90 nas
complete ssr8ent, hall be able TO oer as sool
FOR CASH. any house in EvansTii'e or any y n me
fssa s. SORHNSON.
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TyEPROVED PORTABLE BEIE,L.
ETOR grinding corn and all other substances
T. requiring grind ng
Genuine old Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting Of
Ill widths
oura-eat, J. H. Monroe. is authorized 10 sell the above
articles our Cincinnati prices. including freight
OaatJ r. Monroos Family Grocer, corner Of Oak and
ici8-tf JAMES BRADFORD & CO.. oineisnati o.
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CaG;RxEr FzAKEEEs' STOCK.
- loo gross bs1 crews. fat and ssaaze head;
SO teet SAFE y
2t0 loz Iron Capheard ald 7 = 10 eEs;
lee ioz WroU-htIren Isutt' IIRres:
20 OF do 90 Talle %. 70 to y;
TOO doz Naha rary aud Nraiart knobz;
20oO gross mbst Point Sssor' ed all sizes;
800 =ett Furnit-tra Cas- Brass Iron wheel;
50 daz Cabinet Files and RasFs. ass'd lengths; ea
5aAoz LeoAins Glasses, ass d sizes;
so rcasns sand pss-r;
G 4 or s1le bv ap2S BABAeFE BRO.
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"Friend PauI:-This will Introduce to thee
friend Charles Copeland. lie has come to thy
city in pursuit to business. have known
him from a youth up Thou mayest depend
upon him for aught that he can do, and Shall
not learn as on & broken reed If thou canst
do anything fer him, thou maycst peradTen-
ture benefit thysef and cause to rejoice.
"Thy former and present friend,
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sSt A'FiNETTS- rr-Et-r ,s slr TEs
~ 2 eases Black Satinett.
do Cadet Striped satin 81. tg 1-a# Elt 10
PRINTED do, tso'i this day and fer sale
By JAMES Low & CO.. rf5
deel5-d&w AIS Main street, Louisville. KY.
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@. R. DAMP a. co..,
" hoiesale Dealers in -.
HATS, CAPS, AND FANCY EGES,
3 I21 STREtT. CtNtTNNaTT.
Have W cock and making and receiving Tres
supplies OF all kinds OF
Men and Bows Rlan Brown and Tan Color. and Pearl
.I-. = SOFT HAT7-FIR r AND Wo Il;
Cio1ks SILK Plush, Glazed
And Fancy Caps, for Men and Boys.
EgGFFAalO gOAsES;
WOLF AND Fancy RIO BES;
LADIES' FANt'Y FCtS
HATTERS' FURS, TRIMMINGS, ETC. ETC.
TIO which we yoHld call the of Dealers and
u Country Merchants before purchasing PEE
nered 20 offer Hperiar prompt time
BUYERS (oct3-d&w) G r. CAMP 4 20
ENORN SHELL .FR S.-we have hand and for salt
d ch8sp cash all the best pat Corn ahlles
. ncyl7 dkw GRANT s CARSON.
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l.E KFRIYINfs EGUfD
ehoics lnS for sale bv
5. h. GILBERT < CO.
Prairie GhieEsns. oIails.
}. &c, tor sac hv
J. ~. i $ ElG.l 2 II
! hoxes Tailsw Candles; II
Soap. TOR sale by
J. ". & S. YICKERT-
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RISING sun INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF
st7ras RISING sun, IND.
Eonrd of Directors.

a< Board Of Directors
5adi " spanoor. John Grsee. Hsihagay T;s,s,
W. r. Pate. VIM II. Powell. George GIlesrie
B. J. HATHAWAY. sec'y. ). HAiuA" Az Fres,''
The stock Of these Companies is owned and their
BY cZens of this st te ana the' ops
ati9ns are confined exclusively n the ate OF lndana
Risks taken Badings and Merchandize AMI also on the
eargoes OF Ffatboats and Stea5oas at rates oil
pI'l.ta5,EE a itgg ~ - rl-p ..lf Agent
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KOTICE.

NOTICE. . as,
Hlviug sold entire
Ken Feon to Isaac Keen and CYprian Preston
business Of tho iata arm VIII settled up BY them.
JOHNH MORGAN,
ian r. 1856 Il. .lo W. r.. PRESTON. eft-t
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y $50 - Embroidered coIored Shawls; .rcsG fo
25o s-4 DO DO do;
2o Il Do black do; si sHo5s
% z5t 81 DO
Plain this dey aado
foTsaleby JAS. Low & Co
oetS, 4ls Main street. LousvilIe KY Ell
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BOARD of Directors,

rohn d osersss VIM R. No fs;nser. IT W. Talbot.
Willis W. Wright VIM. NJ. Meg4rty, Dslos Rsot
e " H. Ellis: W. Spencer nENaE;;s 81; "esrs9h Psts;s
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FRED. nEA BUNDEEEOz
COaI1glsSEON MERCgAST

10. : LAFAYETTE STREET,
r Eeyg Orleans, Ia,
yyOR the sale Of Butter Cheese Lard Er Dried Fruits
e. Floar Meet all Of Western Produce and 10
the parchase OF r0eers Cash advances made on con
sjr deel4-5''n
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EsE Ill n N&EEsa
LOCK An ID GG n = NJ : $3.50,
TOBBIN such repairing Umbrellas, ,ParAsols, mend
80 JAMES SPALDING,
.octe.6n Corner Fourth and Main streets.
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TEaEW TEHNS

a-E EsRENs THHNsS. -n TssE
= - CARTONS colored moire antique silk trimmin
q . 50 do bla do do do
eeived this day lorsale by JAS. Low g. CO.. /.
epZS ~ -5---- 4Is Main St.. Louisville, KY.
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E5IEaf.r1S AID .SAUCE. - s-.r IL
= so bks as "A Prkels Is bzs C.tsup ana Peppers
q Walnut Catsgp. IS Cream Cheese; t--fs-iss
Bali Candle-gick. for sale By 81 YEA tt'.r
HETMANN- ~
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Ss sfatrs lss7 JOHN Il. CEEsSPs
- NO T4RY PUBI.IC,
she,Fgv Nysv1GLE LIBRARY Ass0cI .Tt'S RooNz Fos-
~ Buildings will pttend to drag ing M iced; Nft
an 4 ali -othpr pt-r 'tai - -
.1tODFIsH.-2od drums " 4 4id % 4
~ noy2l ii ENSEn y aoiNI-,1o.
INoIASAPOLIs INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
sas INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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SNH AAEBRAYs.-t case Chambray Gingham rec,d this
" day and Tor sale by JAMES Low & CO.,
jan3t-i&w II af 4iS Main street. Louisville. KY.
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Cd9sEN CFRUSHETES

IA hanl and sale the " Kentucky Corn
Cra5Eer. splendid article. warranted to give sats
fiction GRANT & CARSON.
- fA Bush fresh Corn Meal Tor szle by
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GAS x,DHPANY notice.

FH7ALL0W CANDlEEs--25 boxes, best quality forsals
4 ty Jan itdtt s. E. G. d co. /
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mn. gvERsGS.s HE4l.TF REsr0. five,
H--' -: sa----.-..:a - h-.Ai 80 p;iI.

Anti-Dys2eptic and Azti-Bi.ious Pills,
SUPERIOR FAMILY PHISTC. -uIreIy ve1etahle;
"A mild aaa pleasant in Their action -Prove the ar-
pettte nd the digestive r,ars s1d ohvate Cos
iveneSs Piles Walache and al S. DISORDERS Col les
etc. Wholesale and retail 10y } D. PARK.
Cor. Fourth and " smut s5rPcts, Cincinnati.
W W ROBERTS, tE3i4napoijs
Proprietor WI. X. EFEESUN. Al. D., No = 50. Sixt
treet, Philadelphia novf-dk"-'n
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Ii persons tying plants make orders to give
a deHardiar the attention Of the Gas Company Will
please elIt J. Chlnder Ears Office A slate can be
aS il5ef Il ne P'l1n G. G. KEATS President
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~ I.890 Beaver2 do;
1 1ess GEO. FOSTER & co.
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- Bon Is " K. Cream Cheese; sg. 1t --r -'-
q sS Cases y. T. Pa0er Matsh.s IGa g-oEs;
ia ID Case IS 5szes first Q. iRdiso;. .-
Is Boxds double refined soda Salerats IL III. papers;
For sale atrsiue.d prices by
octi5 ! & z hEi3ANN,
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EpECEiyEEO PER Express-2oo lbs Copper Rivets and
deoz7 BABcooK BROS. &,
gAC0XETS AND NUsIEHs.- --..4s n ai
~ I case Kiss Muslin, assorted qualities;
do Plaid Jaconcts;
Received this day and Tor sale by -. IA ~ Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 90, 1855
Tne Nac Tct Post 0Ece-A Dcesdac~ |rcn ne Nw rort
C1smte ef Csmm1ce--PoR xaatr General Camrteu,
Gtisg to Ro~e--h Wou strcdto Be Reyroo.ted IN ns
Csbs0a.
Ths location Of the Pos, oce ycur city seems TO be
somewhat troublesome oo and between rival sreculaons
and business Interference much valuable umc sliding
away. Yesterday committee Of highly respectable old
fofy mercbants headed BY James Lee ESQ banker made
their appearance ., the executive manson Is dciers
ton nom the New YORK Chamber OF Conmcrce Therr
object 70 convince the President that Post once
afrad they have bad their journey vain The priuol
pa Argument uscd by these slow coicbcs was that ths
location should be the centre OF banking CON
meroa business or In other words that the value o the
covespopdence, not the quantity should control n the
postal arrangements Of the county made solely TOR
the benefit and advantage Of the mercantile community
President takes different view OF the subject and thinks
the quantity net the vsue should control and the INST
ter was ended Mr. Mortimer Livingston, OF your city,
being here, was mKcdo JOIN The committee, but he do
Speaking OF Post Office matters leads ma 70 notice ru
NOR which do mot remember 10 have published yet
thinh worthy Of credence mis- that the Postmaster
ern, Judge Csupbe viii leave the Cabinet about the mid
de o. January TO become Minister 10 Vienna 70 Rome
the aer 10 be raised from Charge Mnlss- resident
a. sushorised BY statute last winter In view Of this 10
sad nr Campbell has given mp hls house here and his
FURNITURE has been sent 70 Philadelphia.
Amongst the Cabinet making there Ia one gentleman
VINO some usually well informed persons are satlsned
VII pc srenuousiy urged on Mr. Buchanan, and that
win force too = Secretary Of The treasury who think
lnsop, Trscy ckes, se, mouy or Wool but M Erstus
Corning member Of Congress elect from the Albany dis
hnsncicr President Of divers banks and railroads. and
man especially qualified for the Treasury You may rest
assured u New York has Cabinet officer, NJ. Corning
Will Nc tho man Only think New York railroad opera
tor 10 nc Cabinet We should then have Wall stree,
transferred 70 Washington.
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Marine Court.
ssfore Hon. Judge Thompson.

~ EIbEEs
DEC. L. Gocdmdn u Kelly me parties reside IN tn
city day two after The late election they mee N
public place up town. when the defendant assorted ~
presence and hearing cf large number Of persors thas
The plaintiff had sold his vote The Know Nothing parY
FOR ten dollars, and that be thief and liar rhi1
action brought 70 recover os the sandcr taus utere
against the psautG, and which not denied by The d.
iepdant
Judge Thompson said that but very small portion e
actions Of sandcr worthy Of The sshtssl cunsdG
tcr and should have bean brought before oo~r
uss,ce but nst his caseshs parties being 90 respec
able and the accusations comuained cf very ssrcus
scsmed 70 be deserving Of atteaou that 10 chAxHs
citizen with selling hh vote was Va npute o6eaoe
which, true must sink him 10 the lowest depths g
degradation, and render him altogether uaa 70 exsruss
the elective franchhe. No attempt whatever, mAde
10 prove the truth Of the Islander complained o. ns
attack therefore, be viewed utterly wastoa Asd
malicious, and the plaintiff h entitled 70 recovery
Judgment iov plainun for $50.
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Hon PRICE or PROVISIONS IN MrwxsorA--
The Burlington Caseas learns from Captain Hhouse ju~a
down from Hastings Gao miles below s. PAUL. thai the
river that point hss closed and 10 consequence Thereof
provisions had advanced vcry much. He staaes thsi
nour selling st Hastings Tor $40 per barrel pork $40
per barrel butter 80 cents per pound AMI every ohev
srtccn proportion, aud WAS thought By ali tnas prices
would be much higher during the winter.
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Tela ,.,,,,. NJ. w y Ss,VJ y
orEThs losses paid by The Union Ferry Com.
ranss sustaining u. south terry from Ju i9, TO May
1, 1851. amounted To 3lI9fN0
The surplus above mentioned In entirely insufficient for the
purpose having been found by experience that the lowest
of depr eciaon that " III fnr the diff
fsren the cost OF boas when and the
received sales when old IL per cent per
calculating the ~ caon the reduced value Of each
year. Upon ih. principle the deficiency In the value or
would be irRe but adding the above
go so The of fis 5s 81 being the estimated value OF
ferry buildings brege., racks &e at the Fulton routh and
for the of ahh nj the expiraou of
the lease provision made 10 the esae, ba, which 10
ioydsd the anepdsd charter OF the New
York wil make the arnouu prcviring Tor depreciation
st3Gl 81 while he depreciation upon The above principle
uARrtfrTrs rRE uNfoy fguNr cosPAsr or
BRooKLrs, sovEmnkR !, ls5s.
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Important frOm New Granada.
ARRANGE shENT OF TIE DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN NEv
GRANADA AND ENGLAND.

GRANADA AND ENGLAND.
We leara that adviceS have been received in this
city from well informed soctces in Bogota that the
difficulties between the New Granadien government
and Mr. Griiths the British Minister, in relation to
the payment OF the Mcintosh claim, have been ami
caby adjusted, and that no steps will be taken to
effect blockade Of the ports Of that republic by the
British feet
The whole difficulty between the parties arose
from difference Of opinion in regard to the proper
time of payment by the New Granadian government
of some back dues on this claim. The claim Of Mr..
Mcintosh had been adjusted some years since, and
large portion of it paid. II was arranged at the
time of the adjustment that the balance should be
paid in bonds, which were to be received at the
New Grsnadian custom houses in the proportion of
ten per cent on the accrung duties. During the at
tempted revolution of Meo in 1854. the government
in stress Of funds was obliged to delay the accept
ance of the Mcintosh bonds in payment of the stpu-
lated ten per cent of the duties. Their reception
has since been resumed, and it was the payment Of
the back amounts that had been rejected during the
revolutionary crisis that constituted the point in
dispute between the parties
The arrangement Of this matter restores the good
feeling that had existed between the two govern
ments.
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SUICIDE AND GAMBLING We learn from the
sumer, As., R>p26tiodn that Dr 3. n Perkins, Of Ran
doiph county, Ca, committed suicide by severing
terry In the WRIT on the night Of the Hh instant ~ Amc
reua Ca Loss Of money st gambling table u assigned
- the proxmate cause Of the rash sct We also learn
from the same paper that meeting Of the citizens OF
Americus held NJ the Court House In that town.
1oh instant for the purpose OF taking into consideration
the circumstances which LED 70 the death Of
and the meeting, AFTER being addressed By
several prominen. citizens, adopted resolutions
those who allowed 10 be carried on In their houses
They moved the formation OF q vigilance COMMITTEES.
wboee duty should be 10 watch closely the disurbevs of
the peace and volsors OF the laws In the town, collect
re liable evidence and csccute them indiecrimnatcly
The conmee also stror ey recommend the formation of
ar suN rrmhiine society, whoec duty should be 10
ctes 't"vt 70 put an end 70 gambling IN the town. The
t.U - wore unanimously adopted. and STEPS were
act in accordance With the recommendations
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House Of Representative.

WASHINGTON, Dec. !, 1853.
About two hundred members Of the House we're
!, present
NEW MaxRRns QUALIFIED.
Mr., Hodges, Of Vermont and Messrs. Allen and Nor.
rison Of Illinois, 70 hn vacancies qualified By tax.
king the oath TO support the constitution.
: vrS EArsAs-psscTToy GEN. wHrrrTup.
Mr.. PHxlrs. fdem Of NO., presented The credentials
Of Mr.. whaed and moved that he be in ~ dse-
. gate irom Kansas.
The credentials were read, Gov Geary certifying TO
NE fhcs that Mr.. Whitfield elected the deleests
rom Kansas on the nrst M,nday Of October.
Mr. PHuys asked that The usual course be pursued.
Mr., GRow, (rep) Of Pa, objected, and ws about TO
f, state his reasons when
Mr.. PHsrrs raid was known that vacancy had ex.
listed In the representation OF Kansas. Mr. whaneIds
credentials had been presented and read and this entI.
lied him 10 have tho oath administered q, him Al the
sst session the sses OF me delegates from Nev Nexico
Nebrasks and Kansas were conteetd and their oreden
slsis received and the oath OF ONCE administered
70 them severay, without objection being made
Mr.. Gsow-f objected.
NJ, pHufs-Ths course proposed 10 be pursued BY the
gentleman from Pennsylvania (hr Grow) was contrary
70 precedent, With one exception, aud that was the on.
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Thst Of the resolution passed this Board of
Aldermen, Nov the committee conferred with the officers
Of the Union Ferry Company and received every
end civihy eceary tor full aud proper examination Of
the books and afairs Of the company.
The hrany furnished committee with statement Of
the profits and expenditures with aOn
IN deente ~ their course Ia refusing 70 commute both Of
which ANNEXED.
And your committee although having numerous business
errags mems have devoted great dsri N time 20 the cons
dtIaon tbs stbect and clearly set SIZED after resdr
the e, Sc betwt nc cy and the Ferry tompsuy and with
fun knovlee le facts that this company bannd ~
crwmuts ~ he aes mentioned IN the schedule attached "
The RESPECTIVE cascs
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