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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
tt NJ S H o p
s L O V L d f. p O L
Nert door to Phillips Hotel, .Mariposa.

rT,HE UNDERSIGNED, GRATEFUL FOR PAST PATRON
age announces to the Public that he continues to oe
for sale a large assortment Of
PARIlOR AND COOKING STOVES;
TINWARE AND HARDWARE
CARPENTENRS' AND MINERS TOOLS;
CAMPHENE AND OIL LAMPS:
LEAD PIPE And PUMPS
Sheet Iron Copper, Tin and Zinc worked to order
So All work done order promptly and satisfactorily
AD- From hencoforth adopt the Cash principle Cash
on nFIIvFRY. fattfi : W0RMSER
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11

A LAD who had lately gone to service, having
had salad served up every day for week, ran
away because, said he, "they made me cat
grass in the summer, and | was afraid they'd
make me eat hay in the winter, so wur of"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11

PAuPERIsM IN CALFoRNIA.-Onc ward in
the Yuba County Hospital is set apart for pau
pers. The conductors of the Hospital are to
be allowed ono dollar pcr day for their support.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11

A G f. N II S.
JAMES VAN DYKE corner Of Main and Fourth streets,
Marposa authorized agent to receive Subscriptions
Advertisements and Job Work. All orders left with him
will receive prompt attention.
THOMAS BOYCE, north east corner Washington and
Montgomery streets San Francisco Is duly authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements.
r. NJ HEsT0N, Express Rider between this place and
Kern River duly authorized to subscriptions ad
vertsements and Job Work.
Rf- Mr.. f. ~ TODD, of Stockton, Is duly authorized
Agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
DIR. THOMAS PAYNE.

B5- At Or A. y. Boyce's Drug Store, opposite
The Yosemite Hotel harposa where he may be consulted
at all hours. alf
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
j. s. W II TITS,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FOR TOWNSHIP No. 8
III ID n ~ II IT o & :.

vyTHERE IIE WILL BE HAPPY TO ATTEND TO CALLS
w u his profession. Having during extensive prae
tce Of seventeen years made many Improvements in the
Dental Art and assisted materially in bringing Il to s pres
ent high state Of perfection he feels warranted in saying TO
all those wishing Dental operations performed OF Artificial
Teeth inserted fine gold plate that his work cannot be
excelled in the United States Terms moderate Consua
tons free.
B-nr P. will make. occasionally professional visits
the neighborng Towns he will attend persons al
their residences upon application either by letter other
wise. alu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
DIR. a. j. baSctoE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
LOWER Aqua FRO.

oFFIcE-FIRsT DOOR BELOW wIIIrTIER's HOTEL
DIR. L. WILL DEVOTE HIS AsSIDUOUS AT
tention to the examination and treatment of such
cases and disorders as may be brought TO his notice
Personal attendance will be given in any part of the
County, on short notice, when required.
a new stock of Medicines pure and fresh, just re-
ceived. Aqua Fro, July 8, 1856 alu
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-06-11
Mariposa Democrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY WARREN BAER,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
T E r M s

Per annum, in advance .....................soO W
single copies. q"
Advertisements inserted at the lowest rates.
asj- Every description of Plain and Fancy Job Printing
neatly and promptly executed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-06

We published sta,emcn, duplicating
this r,rrnt gentleman in case OF rape
and announced that the Allegheny rrsby'
terry II the Cumberland rrsh, tcrian Chunh
me, 60 investigate the charges against the
Rev. T. ! S,xrsoS, u minister cf their body
10 the ,Aict that he had paSs'si n CERTAIN
Miss HENDERSON. who was in his charge,
as his lady. on board the steamer Arctic,
aud that On the steamer lcnia he occupied
NJ, only the samc state NOM with Miss IL
but the same bed, though the parties wcr'
not married Among the witnesses exam.
incd hcfcr the rrshytrry. WAS Miss llx>.
pxRsoN herself She testified that Mr.,
SsrsoS occupied part Of her birth, but
maintained that she wished his prceucc to
defend her nom the apprcache. Of the SEQ
ond clerk Of the Arctic, who, even after
they Mr. SIMPSON and herself wer sur
prisrd. visited her room, aud only len when
she ,hwa'cn~l 10 call tho captain.
Afw carcful hearing OF the case, the
Prsbytcry entered the following charges
against Mr. 5. to be sdjudicatcd finally a,
another meeting
"rba, he acted Improperly IN entering Miss
Hendersons statetoom 81 such IN ansea.onA
bic hour, and in having the names OF Rev, 7
simpson, and lady recorded on the register Of
the Arctic
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-06
CITY AND COUNTRY.

from ssi n.dy sIss.i.y
LIoDus % P,oGrool ara - 4 number of these
gently have been IrsetolpE pfsuy sstsp
sseiy In this city bat ~ are pleased Ia sn
poancv that Of least, some u them have len %
o. short season as u sppsars. that on the
las, TIP d tbs N luneaoia Bells. from the city
Ia Dabisitb. snnmbsf ~ persons we're rsiissed
u vsroa. sans ~ money. BY some of the light
Fingered gentry one man I've, bic os'ps, bag,
containing a cossisisbis sum u money r
aan'hst had 90 ,stsn from HE paotsioops
pocket, being oil tb. monsy bs had. end :
yoans man found himssIf minus sn sIsssn, gold
~stsb. The tbisVss are supposed IN have been
among tbs dsek passengers, shs s,stsSsd into
the csba after mos, Of thu passengers had 70
tired 10 their cot. on the aaor
srsKst taysovsssrs --fbs street Comnis
.iansf. u tbs Third Ward have dstsrminsd ~
have . Sidewalk put down on Saint Anthony
street sss,efly aide, from Port stree, u the
luaouoa II Dayton Avenue. and On each eide n
A.saas. - he ar feet -lis, plank 10 be t~o
tseha. thlrk, sod nat mons than sir lnebsa vide
lsld on tire. .,'ings's four BY sir inches.
They .oiiet proposal. 70 grade ssd smbsnh
ws'st street, or the Upper Lsvss from Eagle
stree, 10 s,asrts stone mill. Tbs mstsrisi ~,
the .ort u be furnished BY the eoo,rsetors, Of
a. The Commissioners may direct, from Chest
MT ~ Washington streets: and ~ coas,tse
stone cuiYsris across salI Streets ~ the Com
missioner. may require.
| ErrL.s.rtos NJ. WIN. Msrphy. connected
with the Post Or1oe. desires US 10 ssy that he
! proposed ebastiss nsnt ~ the s.sistspt ~ the
T,ys'. vas on seooan, d sspsrs'ons cast BY
that .ii,of apon b., pri'sts sbsssstsf. asd had
so Inference 10 Tbs .ftisls spon the Post Once
management.
Dxrllssa Hyr.r' Thsrs 10 great seuvity
jsr noe hfssrhos, thu city In the erection d
Lay.lllns hossss. from the balloon shshty ~ Ia
the ma.i costly bTiek and stss- .dlsoes. Thsfs
has been large Increase II iaborna msb TO
the popgiston o. NJ. P.si this samwsf and
they have most ssBsrsiy pa, ~ balloon
frames. Bsi The sabs,sstlsi srov,h oftLs city
10 ...sssi .SA costly dwellings. is srss,s' tAss
ever before ssssss4i IN the history u A. Peal.
Iss,s "a NJ .ss,ios d tbs city Improving %
f.y.gly a. She pns, w1d jet essad be
dsab,sd that ths other vIds ere progressing Ia
-sahh shd p~'msssai bulldogs 9th more
/ viyot ban h.. eAgss,sr,sed ,h.ir movsmssts
any sih.r pear Il tAr sitys sr,vtA.
/ R.t, ss.es.y bigkt % had n lisks sAe %,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-06
August Elections.

During the frat week in August, elections
will be held in six States North Carolina
elects delegation TO Congrss, and lcgis
la'urc, The present delegation stands Dem
ocrats, 8; X. N3
Alabama elects seven members Of Con.
err'ss, and Legislature upon which will Do
volve the choice Of United States senator.
Texas elects two eongrcssmcn. u governor.
and legislature. SAW Horsros ia can
drlaie for governor, supported by the Know
Nothngs The legislature will have 10 elect
a United States senator In place of llorsroS
In Tennc~r the election will he for 10,
crnor, legislature aud congressman. The
legislature will have 10 elect n Un,tui
states senator in the place of Mr. JONES 49,
The prrscn, delegation in Congress stood
five Democrats and Eve Know Nothings.
Missouri elects governor 10 on a ,acan.
cy, the con'cet IL between STEWART. Demo.
crat, and RmIIss. Know Nothing The
Republicans all supper, the X now Nothing
Kentucky will elect Congressman The
last delegation stood Democrats four, Know
Nothngs sih
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-06

The following startling teirgrapbic mrs
sage WA en, from ~ Paul, ny the eorre
.p,ndcn, q the Associated Pres. and has
bccn pablisbeJ all over the country
~ PAtL. jay &c
An erp''ss has just arrived rom ,be
5ioor Agsncy. and rcprts that the REVERSAL
~ ha~tilit'es 10 uusvoidabie. Ts,, tbVisafd
Indians arr there defying tbs L 5 troop.
The s't,l,rs are Tying To ,bn forts ~ pro,
,es,.1n.
A telegraph di'J~,ch irmn NJ. FLOYD.
SECRETARY u wu refusing the reqpe-, II
GUy''pT Medafy, to muster volunteer fDr
defebS OCCASIONS sune rxci5fnsbi 1hef.
are two bonir~i m.n here 10 day prepared
and 't,ter .sirSd % march. II D.sied. - pro
irct The frontier
Their s just enough eIsgguation in
,hose two paragraphs u prove oooelusivey
their paternity upon The assist.n, II tbs
1mo, who stands hso.lsi before the pob
lie a. . ,ilIiler aud .aUieru.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-06

DAur Malta our laa, ISSUE W. gave
notice n an increase u mail service. from .
SIN, weekly 70 4 daily mail. between Ssak
RAPID, AMI st. Paul. This was urged by
10. 10 to- F@rstnan AMI wa taken up
by tse ~ Paul P,on.v and Dsmo,rs, ADD
The ~ Paul M,nnesS,an. Tbsze paI,r,
saw the great ooDysnienoe a daily mail
sysd h. 10 The ci,iyrs u ~ Paul. A. Al
,i,ony aoi Sank Rapids. a, veil ss along the
~bole rpa,s; ssd although II is . mutsal
ts~s'. ~s give tbrm credit fot urging The
matter hefor- ti,s plb'ic 30, ~ fesi tia,
AZ are mainly Inhibited to tho Hon. " "
Roe fs this additional mail facility Whs
M Roc va our Dsisgsis 10 Coogr'xs. ~s
bod right u cxnmatd biz seryire. aDd ~
isi,sye h. wss ever fsSiy ~ attend ~ tbs
bns,p-~s n be onss,itoents hat when hs
trim erp,res, a. It pos has. ~s have NJ more
10 eItee, fsDm him than froaa any other 10
div,dlsi. tbsrsfofc. - f.! i0ibls pIoas
are in '~ordibg ssy sryics b. my fcStisr
as Ia . private capacity
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-06


4 Ronasrto M.srtAos.- Married, in
this city IN Tr'~iay. JAY 2ls,., by Rev
Alersp'isr Ne~bi''. 81 the Reformed Pres
hyierian Church iScoi'hI Hf Adam Tate,
n 'mcago :" Mas JeaDt,e Pe,'grer late
81 SCOTLAND
1h"re u i''i 81 rou'anos sai c1r'ugh in
ia 'harar'or, c"nn"c'"i With tbs announce
ne"' ~hich 'h' T"fii'% vii t"give US io'
f''a,os :" young -o'arhmrr 81 'bi' city
"ofihy u'n a'l' "h" had lrt 'bs'' p'igb'od
'a''h AMI isa@'' hrhit'1 'hfn sben they
''1gh' cfT''"fr'fnrui ati fortune on oar shows,
ih''f'i io' 10" jn'Isss ~ scidihg fr 'hf-e
I" sh"m ib.it tr''b was r'edged They
we're W AMI I'D come ~, 'og'fber fw
mutual ffo's't',a sDt sris'y they tsok
p.asAgr 10 ~ same 'es~i. The D,viIdu'
esfan FUyagr wss made ~'hon, socsIsb'.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-06
Mr.. FLANpRAr moved 10 strike GU,

| w Z Ia NbnA' uluNth w sItAe eu'
the 2lst scctlon last.
Mr. 4. +. ANES movcd IA iuser, bciore
the wori refusing the wonls "ncylec,ing
tr last
| Mr.. BUTLER moved to add to the ~S,'
tion, "hu, tho bill 81 ri,,sd 10 bc s,gnci
shall not hc tbonby prevented from bs'om.
| ING law"
Mr.. BROWN ctierj an amendment 10
,hc amendment ~ follows. hat no ysrsno
OF negro blood shalt haw thc righ, Of sui.
fragc or Of holding oil,cc-
Mr.. A. T. AMES, How arr W. TO know
whclhet one who oilrrs a. vr,c has any nc
gro blood. II he is nearly whi'es
Mr., RECktR thought the last amend
ment cut of placc, and hcr,d il would not
pryail
The amendment 10 the amendment was
rjcc,cj, and the amendment was adopted.
Mr., BECKER ofspd the following
amendment 10 the I'D section. and "ScnA
tors and Representatives shall hc cloc,c,l by
single districts" last
The COMMITTEES Of the Whole then ruc.
reported progr~S and askcl leave Ia sit
again Granted.
Mr.. NECk FIR had leave 10 introduce o
rpor, from the committee On the name and
b"nhuafItS ~ the state as Follows
| The Committee Oh the name aud boundaries
several n,npn.it,on, ,nhm,,,,l ~ ira nsan,e a,
| nj. r.,,t,ot, hv IN. 49,, -, r,n.,,.ss I'M, an.
| Enalhns All ann,a,.J an IN. sa,h l.x al 81
ruar, isi- r,xn,r,n,lly .uhwi, The L,l,,~i inc
report
| ..r,.,, A. AN. Am .o,..u
SIC J. ms state SHAH be called ANA kno~n
hs the name "' Minnesota, ana shall conHis' o.
a'd have jurisdiction over ,he territories en-
h'ac-d wliaih me toHesln9 oeahdsises I" VII
h'e'hh'hs al we prln' ~ the center OF the
channel ~ uhe He'd h'er OF the North, where
the boundary line between the taited States
snd the british possessions crosses the same b
thence W the main channel of said n'eT to
Va" bois des SIOUX fNcf Thence up The main
channel OF SAD tNei !" Lake traverse thence
Up The center OF sa'd lake I" the southern "a
uemtI lhete"i thohce IA diiect ine 10 the
hosd "i hs Sioue Lake thence through It's
center I" It's outlet thence by due south line
!" the hoi'h ilhe ~ The stat" oi Iowa thenoe
ea-i alon9 the h"'hefn boundary "i said state
Ia 'ee man channel III Inc Mississippi hei
| ,hshoe up ,h' man channel 81 sa'h 'i'sti aud
following the hounJsy ine OF The state II Wis
'"hs'h Hh'4l Tue same in''isou the SAINT Louie
en- thence down The said river to aud through
| Lac superior ON Tue boundary Inc n' "i-eon
sh ana Michigan, nniii hiofssei, 'be di'id
ing Iinr hct~een VI" United states aud The
", hsh poss's~iohs thence up Pigeon r'of.
snd following SAID dividing line TO the place 81
beginning
| ~, The state OF Minnesota shall have
| concurrent lnf"d'etoh on Tie Mississippi, aud
an n'h"i MYERS ana waters bordering On tho
form a ccmm"" ho1Si.m 10 aid STATE .aa
All, other STATE or s,air., nov ~ hereafter to
be formed By .le zane, aud said river and
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Gea herrAns propositions fW IN adjust.
mcnt ot the jltier'nNas Uctwren New Gran-
ada and the United States arc acceptable,
The President will nv, leave for Bciford
Springs until this negotiation ia Terminated
Judge Mason r~iguci his of,icr as Com
missioner cf Patents to-day, An Eastern
politician and mschan,c is in view ~ his
succnssor
The motion Of Col Lindsay. In the Brit.
ish HOUSE at Commons. calling for copies oi
Secretary Marcy's letter 10 the French Gov'
crnmont On the subject " priva,~'riug. has
attracted the attention of the Cabinet. --
The Secretary Of State has iof some time
pas, had the question under consideration
and |, is understood tina, he is utterly op
po~rsi 10 any such compact, The Prcsiden,
viii, M doubt, call the attention ot Con
srcss 10 the matter in his Message 10 the
neat Congress,
The SccN,ary OF War has r'ccivcd dis.
patch from fori Smelling. Minnesota. 10 the
?ath inst, informing him that the Sioux In
| dams have accsicd 10 every thing required
ot them by the General Government. and
arr nov quiet
The Postmaster General has awarded the
contract for furnishing stamped envelopes.
to q. =. NcsbitL New York. ~ the low~t
bidder, having reference 10 the quality Of
samples and prie~.
Tho mcmbcrs and Judges Advocate Of
the thrr Naval Courts Of Inquiry. In join,
mc,ine to-day, passed suitable r~olutioas,
consequent on the sudden death " Commo
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NGN pWrNtNrtth tHA-As usu-Hsss W.
o'clock, on Tuesday mcsuiag. ars WA d'seev'
cred issuing from the second story Of building
In the rear Of J. Y. CAidwslls Hard care aud
House rtaishing Store, on ~. Al hony street.
midway In tho block Of batldiass between
Market and 1t. Peter s,reets. Contradictory
sior,es are anoAt, - 10 the precise locality,
where tho building took Gre. aud nom ~hst We
can gather Of all the circumstances attendant,
We are inclined 10 think that II was an incendf
AIRY act, aud that the f,rs WAS built between tho
building. " here II WAS nrst noticcd, and another
contiguous, causing both buildings 10 burn a.
mcs, simultaneously. Tho IRE had a,,aiasd
considerable progress before dseovsredi and
80 rapidly did 10 extend, that the Hardware
Store Of M Caldwell Was In danes before
dosen men were on hand, and no scods could
be removed Irom tho building The sdJoiaing
buildings we're also soon In hanes, aud only
NOM eae Of ,hcm MAS any goods taken Out
There was not . breath 81 air stirring, and tho
Dire progressed rapidly on each aide, autil the
whole block, embracing some thirteen build.
,ngs, was destroyed, The losers by tho ars.
directly, srs about twenty In number, ~ fol.
Iowa
''""'"s''s ~ Inn corner " "nAe' SUI ''.
Anthony street, the corner store was occupied
by Mesars. Putnam 4 Reixets, Wholesale and
""" ""e''S 'ney owned 'ee o"'a''
'"''"" "''''"' anu "''e A""''''A :" o'"'
'"u a'".s'' ''''A' '" "a '"''a"' " '''""
aaa'oo"a'' making 'o's 'es' OF "''~' NO
Insurance
Kept = large furniture store. occupying tho nrst
an second stories. Mr.. u. had vety large
stock Of furniture ON hand, hut saved a great
portion Of the hest lie owned the building
which "a. valued a, 4, 400, and HI. less In stock
vii, probably reach o. 900 making total IL
q, soo. No insurance,
The mort building had three stare rooms, the
frat II which WAS oceupiea BY Mr.. Bertha
kramer, ~ . millinery store, aud Dwelling at
Achei Nearly oil Of the sooia Ia this store
were saved, ba, the iuta,ssre vas ,os;. ,,sr loss
la about taoo, No Insurance,
The second room va. occupied by j., v.
vonet, ~ an upholstery cs,ablishmeut, aud al'
the contents we're consumed. Mr. V, 10 absent
IN New yotk laying M stock, and hIs lose 10
consequently not so heavy, hut Ia put down o.
ti 500. No insurance,
Tho third store IN this building, belonged TO
}. Y. Caldwell Who was siso tho owner Of
the building. His stock, consisting Of hardware
auesaswsrs, and house furnishing goods. wAs
entirely consumed, the Are spreading 60 rapid.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-06

poraticn " n rnhlic character. 80 the ST.
pyenc Court ot tn United States dtNidcl
IN the Dartmouth ColicSc Cas'', r'por'cd in
ith Whestons REPORTS, opinion bv Chief
Justice Marshall, Mr. Il, rad 10 the same
eiiect from the re,ort Of speech by Mr.,
Mr.. buchanan IN the Senate f the United
States. Al public acts, all acts VI lncT'
porAtion, all the laws may bc abolished by
the Constitution. and the Legislature may lie
rcialrci 10 commoncc the work Of con
struct,ng the laws anvs,
Mr.. MtkktR, pcS the gentleman
contend tina, thr Convention can rIseai all
laws herctoforc passed by the Legislature.
constituting Contracts with ind, ijnals, or
which arr IN the natarr "f contracts
! Mr.. CORN Fearing that my an-
swer may not bc satisfactory Ia the gentle
mar, will bring thici Justice Marshall
to my assistance. Hem Mr. German rad
extracts from the opinion Of the Saprcmc
Court IN the Dartmouth tollege case u
the corporation Ia public one, II may he
altered az abolished What art public laws
The acts Of incorporation in almost esrry
case declare them u be public acts No
state shall pass any law lmparlng the obi
CATION Of contracts What Kind q, con
tracts II il be al act ol Incorporation,
the Chief Justice says /, is within the
power of the Legislature and ot course sub
Jjcct Ia the control Of the Constitution, Al
though am in favor Of the principle at
making stockholders of corporations ind,-
vidually liable for the debts of the corpora
uon, was unwilling 10 le, the occasion pass
,,.,,,,,,, L.,r.,,,,,,., .,,,,I !. .,l,,,,,,, H.,
affected by the proyi,iuns of the Cons,i,u.
ton, and ,hen,forc you should I've CAREFUL
what words You use In tie Constitution
! For when the Constitution Is ratified YOU
assume another form OF government from
that PROVIDED 10y Congress. IN then rs
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late California paIst says
California possesses Al 600 900 acres II
land adapted "a agriculture. MT moro than
throe tcn'hs IT which u. NJ vet. apptopfa
tad lay claimants In The year 1850. W.
ra-'d IN wheat barley and oats. nearly
10000 600 Of bushels and this on lcVs than
400 Ooo scr,7 of land thus giving over an
average al twenty FIVE bushels Ia the acre
1t wa formerly supposed that the higher
lands II onr large valleys, and the gold lear
ing lspl- II the -rrfas, wcrn unprVlur,iyc
and ~oud not Yield gram. but rsIsrienc.
has proven the iailscy 81 this theory, and
demonstrated conclusyaly that nll the lands
d the Sacramento and ran Joaquin valleys.
and all the bill sides Of the Sierra anil coa.,
range. will produce a winter crop 81 gram
without irrigation or forced culture A
'hoaannd snall'r valleys. extending from
Salmon river ph the north. furnish suibcicn,
Of gram. and vegetables for the miners Ia
thur vicinity. IN every one II The mining
c1uuii's, and along every birdie path and
mountain highway may H. sesn enclosures
devoted 10 the raising 81 gram. and ,egcta
bes OF our valleys, il - unnecessary Ia
spoak they ere very grsbar,es, AMI the
y,cld of grain and The si1 of vegetables IL
almost bryoid the belief 81 ,hDe arcu,ioui.
81 Ia 80 vegetables op the sterile Nmi 81
bleak New England. m the storm .wep,
,aaries II Tho Wvt Such potatoes Is w.
fs'se would max, the bogs u Irlarsi shake
tlfu,a. yra f.r very yi.e apI ,.ut . ,,t., IL,
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Fnrs lo,tlsa ~ ONO --Frcr l0yessm
haSbrohrp out in Obio, which. neat 10 Ma
sachusrt'- c,hibiia the largest amount 81
mco,al dcrangcmen, in The Iopol alton. Al
a recent convention al ltavcuna. 0nc lady
delegate said, although shs hal ono husband
n Cleveland, she considered bersrf married
10 the whole human race. All men were
her husbands and .ho had All undying love
f,r ,hrm' She said al.o. what business is
Il 10 the world wis Their one man ID thu iatb
rf VI my children or tan mcn arc J have
the rlgh, 10 say Who shall be the father Of
my offspring This universal affection
erred "a croSej with spir'tualism and very
strong ifsoe u religious ioidirlity Wbeth
or the three will become Incorporated into q
pcw religion is yet 'uhject of donb,. though
there are strong leaninpa that way.
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%, ,So "H'.e,e 'J gn. n oos" 49, w.
Alter o, amend In. Con.,,,ut.on, they NAV pro
pose such alteration. or smeudment. Which
proposed amendments shsll be continued TO the
new hss's'at'e A-~mp't' ana oe pupu.ns";
y, d. .,,ns s,.,'am s"s # , us,ort,
OF each House. a, the next session Of -ald AZ
.smply shall approve the amendment- proposed
ny yes. ana n,y 1 a ~, ,ha' ,"sa Wv y,
,s'ra,Jon AID n I .hslI sppear' in = manner
TO be provided Nv ia~. that majority 81 vote.
pressn, and voting shall have rat'fed such ate
ianons 90 s'nrhlineh'-' 'as 'sme 'hAl o' Nal1
70 ~ ,,to' ''' P'
S,c. 2. n two or more alterations or amend
msu,- shall be submitted at the sane time, Il
sas,, Dc 50 iegh'a'"a ~ ,aN tha, ,hs '',er.
nsu w ~, 's',n ss,,nan, ~,
have been .eresd upon by one Legislature
.hsil BE- awaiting the action Of = succeeding IL
Ei.ia'are' OF u ,he people no add'i49tA. ate
'''''' W "''''""''"' sum ~ n Ws.,,.
wv Nrns.r
wv. A. DAVIS.
The Rs1or, was lad 90 the ,ahls 10 BE-
nyin.ed IN III. ,Jnu-naI
NJ, UOLcoNBF moved the ajpp,ion
Il am add,ion.l rule reauiriug IN. frcsi.
den. 10 vote on al Questions. and On ,lr call
Of the vea. and nav his nam. .hs!l l-e cali
"a "A VI, p-.-ii.n, ad,p,,,,
I'm motto, 4 n, W.R\ER .he Con
ycp,i,,n Won, into conmit,., ~ The Whole
oo Tho Rotort a. IN. Commit,.,. On Cort,.
,a,,Is. 49, ,Ls, ,ba, L,y,,y l,.nk,ny
,oro.y
Mr. BAASFS IN the chair
Tho frgt ,hr- sections having hs.u pre-.
1icn.lv con .igo-od
Mr. SETZEg oiI.t,,i An ams.duen, STR
;,, On, No las. clansp NJ he sction AMI
aIi,ny i, lien ,beye,,f % All ooypo-a,ion.
/ l..;ng c1r,,,on r,r,i,-s ami .p;oyiny IN.
righ, o. wav In pg-saapce Of ,be provision.
! ~ ~. ac,ioo .nau h. h<.,,d 10 carry al
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