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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
His Pugal.on.

1T is apprehended that great many peo-
ple who support Fremont for President. will
not, next Tuesday, think it essential to the
cause Of Freedom to vote che Republican
ticket for State and County Officers Is it nee
essary in order to advance that cause that
Slade he elected Lieutenant Governor JOIN
Gregory Senator or Harvey Tildcn Jgdg u.
Probate! Those who think not will vote
Democratic ticket.-W Patriot, Augus' -
What will the sapient Editor Of the Pon,oi
say the week before the November election If
left to his natural sagacity he would say some
thing which would read very mac as follows
" Ii is apprehcnded that IL great many PEG
pie, who supported Fletcher for Governor, will
not, next Tuesday think it essential to the
cause of freedom to vote the Republican ticket
for President and Vice President Is it neces-
sary, in order to advance that cause, that Day
ton be elected Vice President, or Col Fremont
Presidents Those who think not will vote the
Democratic ticket"
| This kind Of trickrry is old to US, and by the
returns from Northiicld the scene of the " Ok
Sled Express" report, we think it - nothing
new - to the people The man who gained II
few votes in the County by faschoods too gar-
ing for the light, cheating and deceiying men
who did not know into putting in a few split
tickets, will have good time to embark on that
Ox-Sled Express - towards the head of Sal,
River in November. By the way, has he no,
already gone? Those who wish for passage
will have to apply soon. Bcr'hs free rroys-
IONS a Ia" Rocky Mountain Soup"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

Messrs. Banks and Burlingame we're both en-.
Enthusiastically welcomed by their constituents or
their return home from W ashington--Mr Banks
at Waltham, and Mr.. Burlingame at Boston
The ovation to Mr.. Burlingame at Boston was
never excellcd by any like demonstration in tina,
city. The plaudt of Well done, was unan.
imously given and with the greatest enthusiasm
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

A PRAYER FOR INDuLGENcE.-By reference 10
notice under our marriage head, it will to
seen that the Editor of the Freeman has cx-
changed state Of single blesseduess for one of
blessed doubicness and bridal tour to Nagl-
IA Falls, consequent upon such an event, has
taken the editor from his post, and compelled
US to crave the kind Indulgence Of our readrrs
for all errors of omission Or commission that
may be apparent in this week S issue Although
he left much Of the " copy > already prepared
for our hands, we still find lacking many little
things-all necessary to make up an acceptable
newspaper for our readers which nc fore
thought on his part could, at the time he left
us, have prepared, and which We have had little
time, and perhaps less ability, to prepare. Next
week he will again be in the chair editorial, in
vigorated by his brief relaxation FROM the tur-
mois of political warfare, nd nerved hy the
contemplation Of Niagara sublime scenery, to
lead in the van of Freedoms hosts, and ~
valiant service in the great battle of November
The PRINTERS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
The Treason of 1920 and the
Treason Of 1866, or, the fable Of
the Hull and The Ox

AieaSoii Ct 1000, or, the liable OF
the Bull and the OK.
1t makes the, difference in the world whcss
Bud do the goring
hen the question Of admitting Missouri in
I" the Union was pending, the House of Del
ega'es passed The following resolution:
g rha. the General Assembly of Virginia
WI support the good people of Missouri in their
just rights and admission into the Union, and
VIII cooperate with them in resisting. with man.
~ iorn'ude any attempt which Congress may
make 10 impose restraints or restrictions on ihe
price OF their admission no, authorized by thel
great incioles of The constitution, aud in yio-
la'lon OF THEN rights. liberty and happiness"
suppose any northern Legislature were ioI
ADOPT such resolution now, substituting on VI
tor Virginia and Missouri, New York aud Kan
sas! What then Won dit such a yell of
" treason y ring through the South as was new
er heard before Wouldn't Henry A. Wise
split the Allegheny Mountains with his thun
derng denunciations of norIhcru lsnaiclsn
wouldn't the Rev Samuel Hanson Cox wlle1
another lette 10 the Rev. Nehemiah Adams
Very likely .--EUeaiag Posi-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

1t is a little singular, in the present shape of
politics that the southwest county in lowa-the
one nearest Kansas--should be named Fremont
and the town where the Kansas route crosses
into Nebraska Dayton. So the way to Kansas,
literally, is through Fremont and DAYTON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

A little sugar dissolved in any writing ink
changes it into . suitable copying ink.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.


sir-rhe present condition OF the Territory
of Kans Is renders your dutcs ~ governor
highly responsible and delicate. In The instruc-
tons heretofore communicated to yoar prode-
cessor, in February last, in the ANIMAL message
to Congress IN the 9th Of the previous Deem:
her, and in orders issued FROM the War Depart
mcnt, printed copies Of which are hereby fur
MS ed, you viii find the policy Of the President
fully presented, 1t is first to obtain order and
quiet in the Territory Of Kansas and If dis
tnrhances do occu, therein, to bring to pnnisi
ncnt the offenders.
Should the force which has been provided to
obtain these objects, prove insufficient, yon will
promptly make known the facts to the President,
that he unity take such measures in regard there
to us to him may seem to be demanded by the
exigcncies Of The case. 1t is important that The
President should be kept well informed as to the
state Of things in Kansas, and that the scarce
of his information should be such as to insure
its accuracy. You are therefore directed by
him to communicate constantly with this de-
partment. Such facts as it is deemed impor-
tant TO have early known here, you will cause
to be transmitted by telegraph as well as by
mail.
The President indulgos hope Tat, by your
energy, impartiiliy and discretion. the tran
guilty. Of tAe Territory will be E,8tprnl, md
tie PERSONS md property Of our citizens therein
projected
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18
Official Correspondence Concern
| ing Kansas.

WASHINGTON, Sept 4. In order to correct
false and exaggerated statements regarding the
position of things in Kansas, and the acts, and
purposes of the United States Government, and
show the precise truth in both respects. the
Uaion to morrow will publish the following in
tercsting correspondence =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10
Willisnlsb urg City No WIS.

RowDYtM.-tn Sunday night about dozen correr
Ioaes went into the restaurant Of John w. Dick,
the Grand street ferry and after paraking Of refresh
nents tmsshed quantity Of dishes, and then left with
out sett ing the t Yesterday afternoon Justice Clnrfy
issued warrant for their arrest ard four of the party
were tab en- in'o custody.
sAIrTE-Tbe young democracy Of WiAr,sl urg fired a
salute Saturday night at the foot OF North Second
street. in horror of the nomination OF James Buchanan
RIoTors PROCEEDINGS "A man named John QaiDn ar.
rested BY officer Townsend Of the Fourteenth ward,
sht before Justice Garry yesterday charge of
iiotous proceedings II appears that accused, with
Others who had been enjoyed unadDg coal for the
ucustsn Street Ferry Company hal struck for higher
wsges. 1he st ikers allosed to look for higher
wages and other men were employed Quinn acted as
c. mite OF one TO inform the that they mus.
top working for The old rates Of wages or violence
would be used. Accused was held to answer.
ARRESTED on 4 CHARGE OF MURDER Il ship carpenter,
Lsmed Thomas Godsil, arrested last week, ~ the
biry ard 'oot Of North Second steet charge o. muir
tsrjrR John Humphrey, athort time since a. Mystic,
Copr He wac set al liberty yesterday, II was ascer
sire tha. the officer had got tie wrong man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10
PersonaI InteIligence,


Hon. Robert Tcombs, United States Senator from
Georgia, and family are ct Saratoga Springs.
Some of the citizens Of Augusta Georgia, upon hearing
OF the arrival Of Mr. and Mrs. Brooks the parents OF tina
Hon p S. Brooks, at the Augusta HOTEL ON the Sd inst
compliment them with serenade.
The statement that Archduke Ferdinand Max had been
Instructed bis imperial brother to inform the Emperor
Napoleon that he to the removal Of the mortal
remains of the Duke de Rechstad to Paris Is now posi-
lively contr Adcted The Of the great Napoleon VAS
by order Of the late Emperor Francis buried with the
oiher members Of the imperial family Of Austria.
Prince Paul Esterhazy, formerly Ambassador to EGG
land will represent Austria at the Czsrs coronAtion
ARRIVALS
Savannah, In the steamship Knoxville Skinner
Miss skinner Mrs Skinner Miss Dsiy Miss ST. Carter
Caughey, Kelly Miss Kelly and servant Mr. Fley
/ Bcawick Crosby, Carter g Marshall, Manchsl
Sidson Cohen. Mis-. Hutton, Mis- h!nten, Wood
and lady, Mrs Lgrul. Stanton, Jr, Wright, Gar
wood, 6afney. p Hartman, Jas Wilson, Samuel Stanton
Mbs Wnisms. Miss pobson, miss Simpson. Kirk
wilkins, lady and two children. Mrs L Minis Miss
Ihomastey, ISIS stewsrt, " Beed. reritt a Cor
Pnke. lady 81 two children, Adams q Dodge and
adv Cbsmte sni lady Mas he and infaut, Miss
MaIth Mrs Cooke vile, Miss Wider Mrs Carter two
lee Wse, NJ. surr Miss crsshe Miss Broofes, Mrs
Cabot, Mrs o HARDY. Mars Miss Hardy, Miss v
Esrdy, Riss Hsydy VIM Hale !. Lam ar, Miss Marsh
Winthrop, Wbitesey, lady and two children 40
the seersge.
From Norfolk, DC, in the steamship Roanoke1George W
som VIM Lansing, 9 Williams Joynes Canth0rn,
Vice. Capt 0ARer and lady, Seymour and lady,
G scott and Id -ana in the steesags.
From savsnMa, brig Winthrop Price. lady, six cbil
rem snd two Ee9vaaN O'kea. SPEEDING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10
Port Of New YORK, June 8, 1856,

CLEARED.
Pat p,esissw MsSh) stman; sel I'm y neh Msncse'
Bsri 4 Tsnsdse smsh cseniUesosDpussa 4 Leland
ssk sST r .ssH Mayer
Sris Ir,as wire; v Ssm. Ss,.nzss-sP Buqi Soo.
BiIs Bs'Mss s,utss, x:ssiss-Tncler 4 iishisoa,ns;
seSr / Ale1sieer. Aexsr der Bo a veniura-MecAlf
scSr loyal Scranton, eosee Savannah scranon Tall
seir Col sste,ly steuon Charleston Mccready Mott Co.
s ssT S Sorssxn S Wosen Civ PonJ Hunter
sss h ss@g se' s.rs ssmo2.
s sss k,a Sss"s5s s%
s.hr sysn Losng Bos,on S. rswi, crcmws. Line
Propeiler rovel,y Pen Phi sdeirh'a- j 4 N Briggs
ARRIVED.
r sms ErfSTh s'ssasf h.E
g. y, s WV e ssps R%s % Win
e. "a ssss Win ~,
s ssan wi"
A Ms' fsp d ggsps'fS ss NsI1
y r,s g, .fip dss
&. s 3. rasss ZIP si %
ofsrsed Mn ship FLYING sc.a seeETss n ,.,.,
III 4. p.a. s,s" asss s''Tsn
I ;ss:,s sn'' .p St e. 80 z SS s
ron e, sss Gr ssS Y9s Ar IS with 1866
Rs,T euse Jewe Br. OF It John NIB abrams Gate John
to died Torture Tsandl Aux Cages via Fortune
i,Istd 81 rays with loesood to vose Livingston Co IN
II fO OF Cape Way apose sbp Aooo OF new FORK,
t,tr Phi sdelpbs for WfmmRion 40 - M, -, =.
Pria 1IoliIe Murray, Aspnva, Ddays' with hides &C.
v spIes ,,,u,ou, uea. po,. u..,a Ia % d,v.
~ 10 10 Ieavcrat Coz vessel to Rrelt Son CO.
Nov Is at "a Ob len so 80 spoke brig Broom Vose, from Ca
a,sy,Y Hsvara and supplied her with water. -
W., fsr, of Carnden PbDbrook, Black River. ia May
"a I'm coffee Mecah Duncan. 18th nit, OIL the west
q Cuba, saw sohr Tus from BLACK hWer or New
Be Winthrop Bears savanla NAY o. with bark. hides.
A. 10 Everett Brown. =
&c a,y Espors az R.rsor) whimore ssgua IA Grauds ~
Sovs ard me sBses 10 0rnnel hnlura 90 YES
LILO a L Huck Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

Brig Mssryman (of 0Ar6inera ssutsr nassnsss, II
DAYS, With su6nr, 70 otoeor otev0ns
Brig Bioonar iR1 King. Doruhsssr. IL days. with buidag
Big sasso. Brow1. cSssryasd No with lumber to Brett
so "a, &c S.oo, v,,,,n. pro,a.,.. IN s.,.,, .
CearmAn 4 Co.
sehr fa.s Dutch. Hogan. haraoabo. q days with goat
schr Sarah maria of Coldprms,. Underhi Baraoos Mar
q, with bananas, &c, TO Gfmartn.
Schr Hberna (Br. Cunningham, Sable h.and q days. II
ballast, 10 @ Donovan.
schr Richard Golden P Morrison. Windsor. Hdays win
platter, TO J 8 Whitx ey Co.
6chr Isaac Achorn. Gregory Rocklanu
Echr Lucy Blake, Torrey, Hockland.
Schr Surf Shaw, Cherryhod.
Echr Roanoke. Smith, Red Beach.
Schr Mo0nson, Wood. Providotc e.
Schr n BrAinexd, Russell Portland, CT
Sloop Frederic Brown. Gardner, Provdsnse.
Propeller Caledonia. Baker. Baltimore.
Propeller Osprey, Kinney, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Advanee (of DamaYiscsttsl from Oaxdi3 May1.
Brig Mechanic. from -, with lumber.
Wind during the day 8, and light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10
Jersey City.

FsrAr RAILROAD Acc1DEyT-A man named John NJ
Ginn eyed 80 years residing In Newark and employed
uron gravel train Of the New Jersey Railroad Company,
was accidentally killed yesterday afternoon upon he
rack Of ,rst read resr the Newark ssiog In
Jersey Ciy He undertook 10 cross the track front OF
the Iap while IL WAS moving to eccape another train
tba, was lass pg he and his head and
one OF bis legs we're severed from his body Recorder
Bedford held an inquest upon the remains.
SUDDEN DrATB On Sunday evening as the nate OF the
,chooner BusIa Vista going fhore a. Jersey City
With Gre OF TIE HANDS, named Peter Burns, who was
inc the h A. the latter fell into the bottom OF the boat
IA disd Instantly He was . native OF Ireland about
n Years OF sge Recorer Bedford caused his remains to
be inferred and too charge of his effects.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10

Esss $ s Ass;y
Watson Isaac Rich Smith; Calhoun. Ianbert Lady saS
sssss ss
Sn't css spps sss s;ss
Sssson New ssso
q ar.ssf Crew. Who dsssnpsd long Tiuss
ssas: r fes:ss a%s;s Ess.
s ssem 6aosssr PsS Tsnnsn ocnsps: 1 sss
fe WV s SSs, sGn sn
ps Belle: F River eE
sharp ss.;s SssSs I,s%i;: spsss
EdyR Reed S.s;e sSSsss Sue.
on
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
sHP IMERALD IsrEOn Sunday last the favore packet sp
Emerald Isle arrived from Liverpool after excellent pas.
good health. She handed by Capt Cornish, who ia
Of tie mos rentemany and experienced shpmasers sailing
out Of this port
The steamship Knoxville Capt Ludlow from SAVANNAH ar
rived last evening" We indebted to The purser favrs
Captain Lewis wreckng agent, has just returned
from voyage Cape Sable whore he ordered about
month ago. to examine the condition OF the ship Arcadia.
.ss Il r sR INV: En-
arriving there that The wreck was buried in the sand
fishing both and schoor sged along the whole
south aide of the Island which evidently OF recent
occurrence. the opinion that few tks
description have been ashore and lost hoss
have been received Thursday 9th inst
schooners bowyprit and two deck buckets with lot q
light materials and shingles apparently belonging to
lost In the gale which prevailed In those
psrtson u e 3lst ult and lat inst
BRIG HUNTREss CLARK, from Boston bound to Key Wess
With ice put into Charleston 9Th Inst in diatress aer being
from Cape Hserss. In heavy gale from Sc. surung leak
ompeed In for repairs. The entraly
provisions and had 10 obtain from ono Of the pilot
boats.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from brig Harbnger. ASHORE A.
Fire Island. state biQed and will undoubtedly
lost Atemps have been made p get her Of but The hawser
all had been landed up the 7ih inst and the probability
Is that but little Of her will be saved The IL 9
terces. barrels and l400 eegars
EcnR GLADDEN. remained ashore Gaspee Point 9th inst
The following table gives euumsry of the vessels he
barbors OF New York Boaton and Baltimore the 7th
Charleston Savannah The 6h Ard at New Orleans and
laahil H. RI alf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10
Kings County Court of Oyer and Termincr.
JUDGE ROCKWELL ON THE LIQUOR LAW.

The owing Grand Jury endannelled yesterday
mernir g. HI nry Kent, foreman, Philip Brady, Daniel
Fryor II. Checar, Nath Mills Alden Crowel, Luther
Espea, William Warren, Peter Kelly, James Hall, Ber'
Tsser, Abn. : s. Richards, VIM Poole, Peter Collyer.
In his charge, Judge Rockwell said he deemed would
he iBjudicious to find any indictments against Ii
quor eealtrs the law upon this question not yet
sscr.ainea ard sufficient already had been returned to
test the qttitn before the Court of Appeal The par
ties sgsinst whom indictments had already en brought
in would he thought be tried at the present term of the
court
Circuit Court-NoP to 20, nclu i've City Court OF
Brookyn-Nos. SO, a. So. SO, &c. A. A. 4, 43h A. As
46 as, 49, so, 81, 81, SO, IS, 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10
City Intelligence.

SERIOUS ILLNESS OF SIMEON DRAPER, president or TEE
BOARD or TN COMMEMORATIVE learn that Mr.. Draper
seized Thursday last with An illness that ex-
citing the gravest interest among his relatives and
as On the Gay On Which he had beam a;ss:d ne
and transportation Company, and ON Friday symptoms
of Inflammation Of the brain set In Since then he has
remained In q doubtful state.
TIE New ENGLAND MDAL.-A rich gold medal TO be
worn by the President Of the New England Society,
has just been completed IL is three inches in dame
ter and its surface bears finely engraved view Of the
landing Of the Pilgrims. The shows the Of
ton to Plymouth Rock On the edge Is chased vine,
Of yineland, thsold name given to New
En- gland by The Ncrthmen.
MnrARY.-The First Brigade, Gen. spcer, win parade
Wednesday next, 18th inst, in summer costume.
Pm. ~ ''' o'''
Louis L. Leclers CommAndant of the Garde lafayette
has recently resigned his command Of that corps which,
however, he does not intend leave His hiss
not as yet been elected.
Mr. George Brods has recently elected captain Of
the State Grenadiers, Second regiment.
The Jefferson Guard, numbering forty muskets made
their annual excursion to Hoboken yesterday morning
The Mutual Chowder Association, composed Of the
members Of Engine Company ST. made their annual
cnrsion TO Sleeps Head Bay, where they had good
time.
The Fifth regiment Col swartzwaeder paraded yester-
Day, and marched over to Hoboken, where they drilled
and made Q creditAbie appearance.
NEW IRON RAnwAY,-An important error occurred In
the notice In yesterdays paper Of the new iron rail
way. reAds-It Is estimated that it costs $780, 900
year in repairs for every railroad in the country" Il
should have read-t costs 5000 per mile, year, for
every railroad In the country"
SUICIDE OF AN INSANE MAN.--An inquest held by
Abraham Carock Of the Coroners OF the county Of
Bergen, upon the body Of Peter Taylor, well known
and much respected citizen Of Fort Lee, N. j. who had
wandered from his home while in q deranged state of
II CT AIDS lac 1ufr
Dead the shore Of the Hudson The jurors found
left arm with razor held in his hand while In
state of mental arrangement.
UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DROWNED. -Coroner Speer, Of
Bergen held inquest at Communipaw upon the boy
Of unknown man found drowned on Sunday morning,
the 9th inst. He was dressed in dark brown Tweed
frock coat blue striped shirt grey mixed satlnet pAnA
LOOMS suspenders of same material as Shirt thick
patched boots many nails in boot soes dark brown hair
about four feet ten inches high.
FIRE IN FIFTY SEVENTH STREET Between two and three
O'Clock Sunday afternoon fire broke out In unoc-
cuped frame dwelling situated in Fifty seventh street,
First Before the frsmen extnguished the
flames damage was done to the amount Of $3.50.
The property 10 owned by Mr.. William Murray OF No.
"A Wall street. As person had been occupying the
premises since the LIST of May 1t Is supposed the fire
the work Of incencary The Fire Marshal has the
matter under investigation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-10
MARITIMR INTELLIGENCE.

6TK1NER4 70 OzLlEURN1K~
FOR AspswAL-I Illinois 9Th and George Law S6A q eaon
month.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA
IsABrl-prorn Charleston and 4h due at Havana n
and 7th From Havana 10th and 18Th due Ut New YORK u
and let -.
EXPIRE CRY OR NEW 0aAr ADA-r From New York l7h, ~
riyipx at Havana sd Orleans 18th From New OT
leans 5tb Havana Sth due ct New York 18th.
BLACK WAREIoR-From New York 12th arriving havans
18th and New Orleans 2E From New orleans Ih havana
SQth due at Few York STU
ouAKER Cry From New st OF each month arriving
VI BavanA btb and Mobile Bb From Mobile l5h. HaVsns
18TH due at Few YOrA 30. :.
New Orleans Hh From New Orleans 2h, Havana 18TH due
nj New York 18th. -
Wher the above dates Sunday, the steamers will sail
Monday, They leave New Orleans NJ as TIDE
viii admit! the Isabel leaves Charleston And Havana
jOA. M.
THE ovERLAN1lMAILs TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following may be OF value 70 those having oorespcnd
ence with the Ess-- -
The mail Southampton the IN and sOA Of each
month, and -
Arrives G,brsls aba. tbs 9Th and zbh OF same monA
Arrives at Malta at and 30h OF month.
Arrives at AeIaadria about the 18th OF and <h u fo
owing month
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THIS ERIE CANAL IN FULL BLAsT.-The second
OF be ats from the east reached here last
cay) T. since when about $50 have passed the
Iooks on their way TO Buffalo. There about many
more now waiting, all of which will probably be cea red
Of by e. morrow morning. We learn from Epgineers
Cob1rn snd Charles that The canal ia IN good ordsr
wi fair Z ~ continuing =, FROM Buffalo TO 10
chez ,er -Lee rVt stuinr, JoRs1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-10
CONoHE ssIO1AI..

10 the seasIe. Tss,day, . rs,o'rtIOa vas ADOPT
ed ~ the Instance % Mr. BFodhead, diree, lag the
C0@niIies on Piaanes 10 ineuirs iniS the eIPedi-
sney Of repofiag the gessfsI appropSisiioa bills.
or adopting other measures vhh view 81 obtain
Ing more speedy action o. ihoss bills the object
beiag 10 avoid The svils Of nigh, sssstoas and 20 10
sure proper aetios In tAs pEemises- An adjourn
nsent until Thursday tOok place.
Ia the Hoass 0l Representative. foar iasGeei-
tual trials made fos the eieeiioa % Speaker.
Hineiysigh, vo.es boz thaI purpose have, Ihus FAR
bsso taken. The House scj0arned lill Wednes
dsL
In the Hoass Of u representatives anosh-f iosdeet
ual sHOu vac made 10 elect Speaker BY plUTSl
iiy vote. Two AddiiionAi trials ueTs then made.
Virs Veos. Mr. Baaks, 90 bsrstolofe received the
highest aumksesf votes and an adioanamenI took
place without he H0nss coming 70 . definite Ie-
suh 90 dis iBtsFsztisg qaesiioa.
The Senate va DOT 10 sessioa on Saturday
In the House Of Re sreaeslstives. several inefeet
uAl attempts vers mace - elect . SPeskrF Two
votes we're taken rira roe; 30 each occasion re-
% ling 0si>cly the same BAs - 100 Richardson.
- Faliet - PeRniEton 9, scattering four; one
hundred aad sisven woes we're uecessAfy 10 q
choice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-10
MarrIed.

On Tuesday EFsaisE. JsssaFy LED, o. the Brdrr
HaFpeTs- Ferry, ~ the Rev. Mr. Rsseorl, JOHN u.
BISHOP - Ni;s SARAH HICKS. kosh q Charles
tcWa.
a. AorEsatoga u gkis Ststs, Jassary Let, ~ the
Rev. Ne RiEes. Dr.. ~. ". TATE. q Sabias Cossty,
30. 70 siissJEANErrEE GAY ,assghssF q hsthsv
Gsy. Esa-. e hat plsss-
o. Tuesday, tAs lee iss,ast. By Rsv asassl CsvsE,
u LsesesyR. NJ hEZEkIAH GARDNER % Mis-
AMANDA ~. GARDNEa. eli a LosdSss.
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Asv, Dpee8ess TTth. ar. DANIEL EvEaHAHT 70
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