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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
Notice.

uyHE inhabitants liable to pay taxes in the town u of Sharon arc hereby notified that have re- ceised rate bill and warrant to levy and collect town tax of 10 cents dollar and . dog and mili tary tax on the list of A. D. 1855, and that will meet them, for the purpose of receiving said tax It tho Store of A. q. Woodward in said Sharon, on ThursdAy the 2nd day of October from r to clock P. M., and at the store of Ransom Evertt Elswofth Society, on Friday, the Srd day of October from 10 to o'clock P. M. all those wishing to pay their taxcs will do well to oaior 1t may save fees for co
 DANIEL s. WOODRUFF, Collector.
 Sharon, Sept sth. is6s ss2o
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ElRea1ih sDlsiEieDss ssn lHs 10 HE HELn AT TWISTED, Xnssday, Sept. 1o0, 1o66.
IT sf omoels

ILL VI UAN061bs x s.. Hssixes. ss ELLIOTT BEARnsLEY. winssed.
 rsx fss;dxts. Luc1US CLARKE. wfnchester, 0fRxE es4s,,x s0SEx s,sg; oolsss00t, 0EoRdE KEEIo0a, Bsrkh.nstea, Asesss' a zaiaI nII1fa Tsnl.sss., ss; HENRY yoasSis New Hs1ssosd. ri D. H WHEEf.tR do ABuAH CATEaN, Harwinton, AgGUsIgs MyQkD do. HUGH P. MELGH do @ ;. ese @ Hsipsiss Qummatss @ $. A. HUHRAHD, Winsted, B. R0CKWELE Colcbrook, E. J. Y0UNGS, Pleasant Valley. 0E0R0E D. WADHAMs, Wolcottyillc, J. c. SMITH, New Hartford, GIDEON H. HOIsLIETER Litchfcid.
 Tas Sekrdarss JOHN wooDFoRD, West winsted, F. K. KILBOURN, Litchfeld, WALTER s. LEWIS, WolcottyiIle, ->...s JAS. TIFFANY, Barkhamstcd.
 TSeasHrg WILLIAM c. FHELPS, Winstcd. dxisf MusAai Cor. A. c. KELLOGG. West winsted.
 Asaaant Avahals A. e, ,BBADY, Wolcottyille. GEORGE KINNEY, Litchfield, E. KELLOGG, New Hartford, f ASA WHITE, Colcbrook, JULIUS CATLIN, Harwinton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
Maclainists Wanted

A T the Pin Factory of the Oikvlle Company d "A Oakvlle, Waterbury, Conn. By early appca ton good situations may be procured.
 Oakviilc, July 10th, lS56
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11

@U -.
 ~ L. WEBB has just received new supply of Ss double and single barrel Rowling pieces, Gun- Locks, Wad-Cutters. Gun Waddng. water proof and patent Percussion Caps, Gun Tubes. Game Bsgs, Shot Bags. powder Flasks, tube Wrenches, Powder and Shot, &c., &c. ->---t September 10th, 1856. tt
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
DIY.zyO.

In this town on the 9th instant Mir Ozias Sanford aged 72 years,
 In Sharon, on the Gh instant Eleazar Jenkins, Post Master, aged U years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
Mass Meetings! :!

"AssS' ~ H. w. Adams c8c Co.,, WV HERE the largest and best stock of Goods w ever offered to the citizens of Ltchfeld. are exhibited for sale at the lowest possible living prices. Two tons of Dry goods consisting of Cloths Cassimeres, Vestngs, Silks, Mer.nos PsTamettas CAlcoes Sc, &c., have just arrived from New York, to which we invite the attention of old customers and new.
 Litchteld. Sept. 9.h. 1856. tf2O
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11

10 Nssvous Susssnxns. "A retirs,i clergyman. re. stered to health in . fsw days after many years of great nervous sufarinS. s anxious to make known Inc mcihs 0f cr0 VIII send lfscc) the prescription ussd. Direct tho Rev. JOHN N. DAGNALI4, No 59 Fpiten sfseet, a8xoohlyn, Nov York. 4mi9
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11

EyAMILY Groceries. full stock of all kinds, IT just received and for sale as the lowest prices
 MCNEIL X BRAMAN. Ltoh6eld September 9th, 1s56
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
ra11 stocK.

III ATS. Caps, Furs, Robes, Gloves, and everything sA II else in m, line. for the Fall trade, are now being received New Goods are added each week, and my assortment will compare with that of any yourselvcs. ss st
 fE- Summer Goods are offered at cost. Look out for hrgainst et@+ Litchfield August 2Oth 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11

YHyHE undersigned. Collector of School District A tax for the first School District in the first School Society in Sharon, has leyiei warrant directed to him collector aforesaid upon certain real estate situated in said Sharon the property of JouS GooS WIN and GEORGE D. GOODWIN they being jointly lis- ble to pay tax assessed against them in the tax list annexed to said warrant Said real estate being the lands of the said Goodwins is bouadst North and South on land now or lately owned by E. S. StodJar East by the line of said School District and West by highway.
 >S---.----~---s--- Notice is hereby given that so much of said real estate will pay the tax assessed against the per aforesaid said tax list with incident costs will be sold at the public signpost in the first society in sharon, near the house of Jndson StJohn, on Sat urday, the lth day of October next, at o'clock in the afternoon al Public Auction as the law directs.
 WAIT WILLIAMS, Collector of said tax.
 Sharon, August 23, lSa6.4 @.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
New Fall Goods for 1856.

MCNEIL BRAMAN'S. A N immense stock, just opened, embracing all A the latest styles of Silks MeFinoe, DeLAiness and other Dress Gs,ods selected from New York during the past week.
 Litehfeld, Sept. 9th,f 1856. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11

N5ANrED- first rate Tailoressos to whom w good wages and steady employment will be given. T. II. RICHARDS.
 Litchheld Sept. 9th, 1856. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11

Notice.-1be undersigned hereby give notice that they will meet at the Hotel of E. N. Ransom, in the town of Barkhamsted, on the 29th day of September and on the 29th day of October, 1856, at o'clock in the afternoon, each of said days to attend to the dntseS of the above appointment.
 MERLIN MERRELLs, Commis- 4tl9 WM. L RASsox, sioners.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
A T Court of Probate holden at Barkhamsted A within and for the District of BarkhamsteI on

~ T a Court of Probate holden at Barkhamsted, A within and for the District of BarkhamsteI on the Both day of August A. D., 1856
 Present, GEORGE MERRELIs, Judge.
 Ga motion of Daniel Youngs. Trustee on the Es- tate of LYMAN HART assigning Debtor within said District having represented said Estate Insovcnt and given public notice to all concerned to appcar before this Court the present day at o'clock A. NJ, to be heard relative to the appointment of Commis- sioners said estate, and no one appearing this Canrtrappoints Merlin Merrclls and Wm L. Ransom, Commissioners to examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said Estate and also doth decree that two months be allowed from the 29th day of August instant for the creditors to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners, and said Commissioners are to give public notice of this order by advertising the same in weekly newspaper published in Winstcd and by posting copy thereof the public sn-post in Barkhamsted, nearest where the said assigning debtor resides. Certified by
 GEORGE MERRELLS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11

SHAyvL0- Comprising all the new styles for - Summer, will bc offered at great bargains.
 McNEII. & BRAMAN,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11

Np EApY- -Made Ciothng-A splendid stock of U Ao Fall and Winter Clothing for boys and mems wear. cheap for cash. at T. H. RICHARDS Clothing Store, West street. Iitchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
Groceries. Provisions, Sc.

 NH URRAH for CHARLES McNEIL's Is the talk all H k over town. When you ask people where they can find the best assortment of Groceries and Provisions at the lowest prices, the answer is, st CHARLES MCNEIL s, No. West Street. where fforn morn till night dispensed goods in abundance, Co the satisfaction of many customers who take great pleasure in recommending their friends to come where si finest and best goodsare sold at little the lowest prizes: in town where direct form head quarters he is constantly receiving Teas, Coffee SugaN Spiccs, Flour Salt &c in fact all things necessary to refresh the inner man, thus obviating the necessity of spending time and travel for the wants of the culinary department of the house.
 I expect to show people that sell at the lowest living prices, and fatter myself shall receive the patronage of large share of the people of this town have constantly on hand large assortment of confectionery and fancy goods. s
 Attached to the same is Oyster Saloon fitted up in good style, where all who want good stew Dc accommodated at short notice and the tastes of the greatest epicure may be satisfied. te@
 Ihe above is no dream but a reality; if any one is in doubt please call and satisfy yourself, for my motto is to satisfy every of the genuineness sf every thing which offer to the public. ti
 ~ CHARLES McNEIk V
 Litchfeld April 1S56 a.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
New Fall Goods 1!

INHE Bce-Hive'' full and running Just u received an immense stock of the latest styles aof Goods. adapted to the fall trale Including every varfesy Of Coths, Tainas, Shawls, Dress Goods and Trimmings, Boots, Shoes, &c. ,.c., far sale cheap by S-N. BRONSON @s
 Utchaeld Sept. 1oth 1856. 3t20
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
New Snring Goods!

YENHOS. H. RICHARDS, at his Clothing Establish 4 ment in West Street, has just received a large variety of every kind of Spring and Summer Goods for gentlemcns Come and judge for yourselves
 Litchfeld March 25 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
Notice.

rESHE inhabitants, liable to pay taxes in ths town U of Warren, are hereby notified that have re- ceivsd rate-bll and warrant to levy and collect town tax of twenty cents the dollar, laid the list of 1855. And that will meet them for the purpose of receiving said tax at the Town Hall in
 All persons negiecting to pay their taxes previous to. or on that day will pay legal charges for col lecting. CHARLES E. BRENNAN. Collector
 Warren, Sept. II. 1Ss6. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
E'nll Goods

Fall Goods. rHN H. RICHARDS has just returned from New H York with large assortment of Cloths, Cas- imeres, vcstings. Trimmings. and gents Furnish ing Goods, which he will sell cheap for cash. Iitchfcd Sept. 9th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
LTTCHFIELD COUNTY CATTLESHOW
 IF FAIR.

ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, : 16rH. 17M &aISrH DArs OF SEPTEMBER, 1856. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
WANTED.

A GOOD GIRL to attend to the hous"- work of EA small family. Enquire at this Office.
 Sept. II, 1856. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11
Litchiield, April, 1856.

172 Tons Ground Plaster. |. FHSHE subscriber will keep constantly on hand c -A good supply of ground Plaster also, Rye Flour Corn Meal and provendcr. v
 .--~-. -5 e.e-s-~ 10. GOULD. ' East Mill .Litchfeld April Sth 1Sh6
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-11

ELoUR from Ney Wheat, of the choicest quality, A just received by
 H. W. ADAMS X co. Ltchfeld. Sept. sth, 1856 tfo0 ynSRUNKS, valises and Carpet Bags, a large as- U sortnent, just received at T. H. RICHARDS gents Furnishing Store, West street, Litchield. Sept 9th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01
THE TRIAL. TRIp OF TIE FIRST

IHE TRIAL Trip OF TIE FIRST LOCOMOTIVE.
Major lloratio Allan. the Engineer of the New
York Erie Railroad, in u speech made during the
recent festival occasion. gave the following ac-
count ct the first trip made by a locomotive on
this continent
'When was it! Who was i'll And who ava.
kened its energies ard directed its movement ],
II was IN the year ls2o on the banks of the Lack
awaNeirat the commencement of the railroad
connecting the canal of the Delaware IND Hua.
son Canal Company with their coal mines-anI
he who addresses you was the only person on
that locomtiye. The circum stances which led In
my being alone on the engine. were these: The
road had been built in the summer. the structure
was OF hemlock timber and rail, of large dimen.
slous notched ON caps placed far apart The
TIMBER had cracked aud warped from exposure Ia
the sun. After about three hundred feet of
straight line tho road crossed the Laxa
waxen Creek ON tresle work abou, 30 feet
high with curve OF 35nto 400 feet rad;ns
The impression was very general that this iron
monster would either break down the road or it
would leave the track at the curve and plunge
INTO the creek. My reply to such apprchensons
was that 1t was too late to consider the proba
biiity OF such occurrences. there was no oth,r
course but To have n trial made of the strappe
animal, which had been brought here nt rre,t ex
pense; but that il was not necessary that more
than one should be Involved in its fale, chat |
would take the first ride alone, and the time
would come when should lQcl back to the in
cident with great interest. As placed my hand
ON the throttle valve handle, | was undecided
whether would move slowly on with a fair de-
gree OF speed, but believing that the road wonld
prove SAFE and preferrng. if we did GO down. 10
60 handsomely, and without any e,i lence of
''ima'ty started with considerable velocity,
p"ss'u Tue curve over the creek safely, and was
soon OUT Oh hearing OF the cheers Of the vast as
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

The. total is large, aud shows that the impor-
tiers, hare been urging their goods forward at an
early date, but tbe total for the same time last
year was unusually sa.all.
The Journal does not the Baltimore American
thinks, in makag these comparisons, give proper
force TO the fact that it the large importa-
ton. of dry goods previous to last year that in
volved the country. and aided by the accident of
a short crop, to which we are every season relia-
BILE, brought on a period of general commercial
embarrassment, and further. that the small i'm
portaticns of 1855 was one of the strongest reme-
dial measures that restored stability and conf
deRce- That after such severe lesson we have
in one year gone beyond the excessive importa-
tions for January 1854, is rather melancholy
commentary upon our national extravaganza.
RIGHTS or MARRIED WoMrN.-The New York
Legislature has bill before it. which provides
that any married woman, whose husband, from
drunkenness or froAigacy, or other cause. shall
neglect or refuse to provide for her support or
the support of her children, or any married wo-
man who may be deserted by her husband, with
out fault her pai t,shall have the right to tran
sact business in her own name. collect her own
earnings and those Of her minor children, and ed
ucate her children free from the interference of her
husband or any other person. She may also bind
out her minor children. Also, here after, it shall
be necessary to the validity of every indenture
of apprenticeship that the mother, If living with
her husband sign the came. The bill aims at
abuses that exist TO an alarming extent.
The AIexandria Gazette expresses the opinion
that nm extra session of the Legislature is fixed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

VIRGINIA AND PENNsYLyANiA.-As an lndica
ton of The spirit in Pennsy lvania in regard to
the recent action Of the Virginia Legislature in
the Parsons case, we extract the following ediio-
rial from the Philadelphia Ledger of Monday
The article is headed Virginia Excited
.Resolutons have been introduced into the
House of Burgesses Of Virginia. prohibiting
uan named Parsonsfrom answering III The rem
svlvania Courts where he stands iiialcteo ior
kidnapping. The resolutions provide that Nlr-
gna snail pay the cost and fines, and that IN the
event of future arrests ON This cha, ge any feiin
sylvania citizen, or his property III Virginia, may
be seized and held till tho Virginiar shall be re
leased. 1hi- is not the first time that Virginia
has legslated against the interest and liberties
Of pcnnsyyanians She has an oyster law. the
pains and penalties OF which .he inhicts upon
every Adventurous maritime son of Penn VIII"
wan1ers 10 The Chesapeake in the pursuit of the
honest calling of dredging for the bivalyes. As
this is within her own territory. perhaps 1T
is all right enough to nterpose obstacles to IN
dustry and enterprise, but when she wanders
out Of Virginia IL attempts to overawe the Penn
sylyania courts and Legislature, she is clearly
out of her province, and should be taught to learn
that such interference in our domestic con
Germs is not allowed to foreigners II she pass
es the law she conemplates she should not be
surprised 10 see ii feet of Pennsylvania oyster
boat. and duckers in her waters terrihca'ly BON
birding her canvass back ducks Il laying dread
ful waste To her oyster beds. Let her remember
how the chivalric Briton in tho war OF lol2,
plundered her hen roosts and sacked her barns,
This is nothing to the devastation that would be
commttedby Quaker in his wrathe and fight
ing for the honor Of his State well as his own
personal liberty and property.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01
GENE qAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

4
/ TUESDAY. Jan. 29ih 1850.
A communication was received from the Coy
| e,nor. submitting for the consideration ut the
! General A .seinbly, a statement from the Presi-
Ion, of the Boafd of Visiters of the Virginia
Military Institute. enclosing the report Of the
.ani annual examination Of the Cadets, request
ing tho attention Of the Legislature to the wants
of the institution. &c. IhId on Tue taoie anu
ordered TO he printed.
BILLS REPORTED.
Forming new County nut Of portions Of Lee.
Scott and Russell; Appropriniing 81 500 10 com
nleta the Lewisburg and Mariains Bottom turn
nike. 10 authorize un extension Of the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad to Richmond, and tn an-
thorize an Independent Company IL construct a
railroad from Richmond to Lynthburg, on fail
nre fihe Virginia and Tennessee railroad Com
pany to make said extensions; To incorporate the
Eincasile aud coyington ana Allegbany turn
pike Company; Ia authorize the Roard OF Public
Works to construct railroad from Strasbirg to
the Ohio river.
RESOLUTION OF ENQUIRY.
BY Mr.. Johnson-Amendng the 3jth chapter
of the code. rs TO require the clerks of
Courts to furnish the Commissioners If the Rev
enue Of the several counties, with lists Of all de
orees for the sale of lands where the title is re
tained, and Of all decress confirming reports of
such sales, together with the names Of the pur-
chesers. and to require the Commissioners of
Revenue to transfer such lands To the purchas-
crs and to assess them if necessary.
ORDER OF TaE DAY.
On motion of Mir. Flood the Senate proceeded
to the execution of the order of the day, viz A
bill authorizing loan to the Virginia and Tennes-
sec Railroad.
The subject was debated by Messrs. Flood,
johnson and Campbell, in favor of tho bill and
Messrs. White, Catlett and Old, Jr., in oppose
ton.
Pending the discussion, on motion OF Mr.. Logan
the Senate adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

DECIMAL CURRENCY IN ENGLAND decimal
currency is to be introduced into Great Britain.
The pound will be retained as the unit, and d.
vided into one thousand parts; the hulf-crown will
be abolished; the shilling fifty,the >xpence TWEEN
ty-tive and d coin will be introduced repres-
en,ing five falthingS. while the resent farthing
will be deprecated one twentytfth in value; that
is, there will be thousand to the pound sterling
instead Of nine hundred and sixty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01
EDNt,RESS-Maaday.

The leading feature in the Senate proceedings
was the speech of Mr.. Cas-, ON a subject which
the eminent Senator has more than once alluded
TO publicly. which he has repeatedly drcussed'
aud which he brought on the taps yesterday win
much elaborateness and evident preparailnn.-
Ii was. in brief, the Monroe doctrine So term
ed.
Mr. Clayton observed that when the Senate last
adjourned "A melton was pending to refer the mes
snge received rom the President communicating
the letter of Mr.. Russell to Mr.. CHAMPION to the
Committee on Foreign Relations. on which the
venerable Senator from Michigan desired to be
heard Presenting the Senator was ready 10
proceed be now moved that the subject be taken
up which motion was agreed 10.
Mr. Cnss then rose aud address the Senate at
great length, reviewing the proposition assum'
ed by Great Britain in relation to the protector
ate over Central America; AMI in the course OF
his remarks, censuring severely the idle pret"n-
tions Of tina, Government in setting up king
over the Mosquito Indians as the yeriest mock
cry under which to exercise authority.
Mr.. Clayton followed, sustaining the views
If Mr.. Cass, aud read copious extracts from
document to show that mock claim set up
that the British vice consul the bona .fde
governor, and gave titles 10 land in his own name.
Mr. Coaner, (hayng been called on by Mr..
Cass) gave his opinions of the construction Of the
there was 10 possible pretext for the presen, as.
sumption by England that the occupation which
she had expressly agreed not to exercise was in
prospective. aud had no reference to the occu
patton she held. lie thought, however that the
time for legislative action had not yet arrived.
aud the more : the President in his annual
message had expressed the hope that there might
still be an amcable adjustment of all the embar-
RAISING controversies between the two govern
ments
Mr. Seward obtained the floor and moved that
the further consideration of the subject be post
poned until Thursday next, which agreed
To; and Mr.. 5. will address the Senate on that
day.
The House of Representatives again voted
down resolution by Mr. Letter for the plurality
rule and also resolution offered by Mr.. Tyson
50 to constitute the COMMITTEES as to give each
party the proportion Justly due it, and to author
ize the committees TO appoint their respective
chairmen. Some personal explanations of MEM
bcrs, elic'tedhy letters from Washington, occu-
pied an hour more, and then the l2oth vote for
Speaker taken, with the following result
Banks ", Orr 81, Fuller 80, scattering7 I: neces
>ary to choice lOl. 1t would thus seem that
there Is no apparent approach TO cancellation or
compromise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

NEW ORLEANS Sur CANAL.-A company has
been organized in New Orleans TO build snip
camel from the Mississippi river at that city TO
Lake Borgue; by which vessels from the QUA o'
Mexico may be- Enabled TO reach the haroor Win
out having to be plotted and towed all the way
from the Delta. II Is confidently expected thai
the whole sum required TO construct the WORK
can be sneedilv missed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

Ill of Boston who travelling fr his health in tho F,st
gives one an idea expansive cntnr
PRISE OF his conntymcn to find their commodities of com
meIee continually in his path wherever goes have nor
VISITED any considerable city of Turkey did MOI find
tt Medicines Of my country represented by AYERS CuEpRY
fEcloRAi In Smyrna, Aeppo, Jafa Jerusalem and Con
satmope see in each the post of some bozao
the peculiarly American looking Iron card of DR. Aver
ing in language which thousand of thc n,ssoy
by can read Ayers Cherry peetoral for Cougs Cold
consumption SOLD here On shelf behind the cross
ns'una are seen the bottles with English Spanish
ffttl ana German faces turned towards the crowd and mn
enduring "e are told that foreigners only purcbo
@ ou Inc true believers themselves waive trust in atc
ths product Of American Skill when they find there Is
no other care for them - " '"'io ID
"Ns '9d Yesterday that the CHERRY PICTORIAL had been
presented 10 the sultan, and constant use In b 10
- - ''"'P''Hso VI Tue Empire Idec 20 I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

ATTEMPT TO MURDER wfTSEss.-Baroour
the principal witness against the Cincinnati lri'h
Fillibusters. was shot at in the streets OF that
city. ON Tuesday. the ball passing through the
rim Of his hat. Barbour had been torwarn1d oi
his danger.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-01

Tho Valley Democrat says: at Is rnmor'd
tina, the Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary OF war,
/. about to resign, in Consequence oil his electloh
To tho United States Senate, and that the Hon.
Charles J. Faulkner member of Congress from
tho Page district will succeed him