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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27
ISSUE LIST.
SEPTEMBER TERM. 1875,

SEPTEMBER TERM, 1851
County of Potter, vs. C. W. Ellis James
W. Smith
Trustees of bingham Estate, vs. Jacob B.
Redner.
County of Potter, vs.. E. Johnston + James
Bump ID.
Vim. M"Dougall, vs.. Jno. NJ Kilboru. l.
Rufus Rice
[. Avlcsworth. VS.. y. p. Minard
George Audrcws. vs.. Amos d. Nichols
{. Eyciin Jr. vs.. Jonsthan Card, CT. I'll.
Beuj. Smith, vs.. Isaac Lyman.
Pike Township. vs. ID. Chapel.
Wharton School District vs.. Julius Johnson.
Isaac Pcarce: use ofDoty x Doty, VI. Fr.uk-
liu Gtle
Levi Annis, vs.. ". T. Jones
+. NJ. Carpenter, vs. Chas Armstrong.
BIrak Niles, vs., l.. d. Williams.
Elias +. More W. Morris s. Carpenter.
d. b. Brown, vs.. Leonard Davis.
Hosea Cushing, W. b. Barse' g. Auslsy.
SLnl. Haven, vs.. A. II. Benton
George Ayers, ys. VIM. Perry.
Vests; Z. Dixie. &C, VS. &. Z. Dixie.
Wm r. Jones, vs. jackson Reea.
\. W. Williams. VS.. Deloss H. Duubar.
Thomas u. Lille, Va. Il. CourtrigLt ct. 81!
Jos. y. Leonard, VS.. J. Stevenson.
Josiah Bump, VS., II. ). Carrier
Collins Smith, vs., Morris S Carpenter
Potter County, rs. Hunt & Crittcuden.
c. ". Howe i Co. W ". T Jones.
Gemmcil < Creswell, ~. " T. 5 : 2.
Jones.
Gilbert Il Nichols. vs.. " l. Dixie.
David ". Sccly, ys. Wm. Perry,
F.. N. Carpenter W. Richard Snay, Jr
Geo. K. Nosburg, vs.. NJ. j. Flynn.
II. j. OLMsrku. Proth s.
COu0ersport. An". 3D. IslI
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27
PROCLAMATION.

Thomas J. Hart, ! No. l43 Sept. Term, 1857.
rs. In the Common Pleas OF
Elizabeth Hart. J Potter County.
LIBEL ~ DIVORCE.
And now, to wit, DULY alst, 1887, a Sub
pGna and aLias Subpoena having been issued
and returned Mill in this case. the said res
pondent, kLIzARErH Hart, is hereby required
10 appear in said Court, on the 2lSt dav of
September next, 10 answer the complaint set
forth by the I.ibelIant.
los. \. {. TAGGART. Sheriff.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27

Canal and Water Power Company" al
the suit Of Tohn Taggart, Trustee Of j
S. Silver q at.
\. C. TAGGART, Sheriff.
Coudersport, Aug. ). IS57.-3t
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27
Coudersport, Aug. 20, 1857.

GONE CLOTHING of Cheney's manuta, tale
- on hand at +. X. SPENCERS,
lG:2 ID. ". =. AQ'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27

NEW GOoDS-A Large and Splendid As
~ sortment just received az
IU:l ULMSTED'S.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27

AND ALSO-The right of free in
@reSs, egress and regrcss, Ill upon through
and over the above described tracts, picc-
es of tracts and parcels of lands and eve
ry part and parcel thereof, to fell, cut,
hew, bark haul and take away the said
timber trees from the said lands, and also
the right to pile and store the said tim
Der trees on the said lands when cut and
divided into logs and timber until the
same can conveniently be hauled, fioated
or carried away, and also the right to
build, make and construct houses, roads
and bridges, for the purpose of hauling
and taking away the logs and timber cut
and hewed from the said timber lands,
and also all the right to use the waters
and streams of water in and upon the
said lands and flowing through the same,
to float and carry the logs and timber from
said lands-the said right to cut and carry
away timber trees from the said lands, as
above described, and all and singular the
otherrights and privileges above mentioned
and described, and each of them-to contin-
ue, aud to be used and enjoyed, for aud
during the period of Fifty Years, to be
computed from the fifteenth day of Febru-
airy, \. ID. 1856
Seized, taken in execution, and TO be
sold as the property Of The Sudbury
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NEW PUBLICATIONs.

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ne T.lov Family IN America and the Lost Diamonds
conclud< IN s number and IN addition 70 which
The best Stories published In the book
Twenty Eve Tor the bes, number q the book
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and booksellers viii frd quick sale for those hvnd
books jus, published How :, WrIe-How 70 Talk-How 70
Behave ara How 70 10 Rusine-y. Price only ac eech
n four IN paper ~ Complete IN erge g, vol " co.
roe resdv Try thtm FOWLER A WELLS, Ne, SS Brad
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FINANCIAL,


HIGH A16lyCTABLu AND WILL xDUOATED
ny ~ loan Of no for six months Immediately,
Mwnies ne WI accept Iituatior IN oopvst
Sobins ss"aSxay 1G 81. reisrsuce gwen Address Ma
WIDOW LADY, 1INANe1ALLY EMBARRASSED
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payment Of .sme or preferred very rooms fur
nkAed, Ia house vi Al @proyenasnts Win or Win Dot
NIvIDlND.-oFlIO1 OF THl s1UYvnsANr INsuR
~ Apce company New York, August Il l067.-The 9osrd
Of DireNrs have as day declared semannual Dividend s
ave per cent paya5k and afex The nh st. q ne ONES
BENZ sirN PENTz Secretary.
1EufoRDs AMIRIUAN HOrEI.- THR FOLLOwIs0
dvdrnd on Ser respec against The CO. ale o. IA
ward MiOvd formerls of the AMERICA" Hotel II HE oil
applying the subscribers Any moving the address
OF any Of Ne Ha1Tss III n1nfs5 Nor ,; se, d4g
Brewer RusneY John MILLER,
Clark, Colt Co, 4. schroeder Hooker.
Doyle Patterson, yAbex Hatch
Mr. xaboney frss and second dividend.
NIOTICEs.-rHI OFFICE OF fHI AADBIOAN aU ANo
IN Company has been removed 10 No S william street.
IN comp with the request Of some Of The holders Of
10 scrip stock Of the American Guano Company wnom
NOTICE o. the call second tustamen bad reached the
Board Il Trustees hsve extended he no for No payment
The same un'n the Sist instant
NAV York, August Is 1857.
For sale about LOO tons Of American guano now sndins
nora he shi? Aspasta The attention OF agCuurss called
70 the mall sb and statement Of Dr Gale chemical hammer
Patents " tied Siaee Patent Once, copies OF whsh can be
kaasAu streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-18

MUSICAL AND DANCING.
a sPrvvprp SEWN OCTAVE RorRsooD PIANO
1--WE Ns.-s,grv rerp~utfre s-po7ed teTr
rad .~o, to-~ hrffsrs srf po~~Tn fch pear ir'if
so~vd fuv ~sYr~nte1 ~ ts~ b~~f wafer anf r~f
Htff an uoffh be cold inr ext - NJ ~ ncr
gpnv surope be 81 ns twenty sita sree ue~
Six'h sverue
A SPLENDID sxvxw oOfAvs ROSEWOOD PIAro.
~ ~h nlad f-ut s~rpertns moubfinG, e~vcd lers ans
trthed al around has se~n N use t-u moptm vsrsned
tfiec Nd vii b. sold Tor 500 esa thA1 Ia value q IN
ha't Twenty ssvessh street.
w hcerciug scnoo Huf.o~ er-~c~, Hocos>ss " "a
per ann.r Hrcua-r No ars.d eel rsceshor lrsu
MUSIC AZ REDUCED PRICES -rHE LAR9s AND
lvi rOr far Nffrr cs'Aurne % win Be snh A.
euned prices dnrlps Ah mn~h suf s~~ps< Nsr<
pianos and ne1scns ~ ser pre- before oisrpf
IN hts nartet a ne wA1kR@ pssuo an@ q ns,r ru~ns
BroshwAy. fsno~ snd meoees rrul rrui
pu'Chses
V,sFOE Singer wANrED-r AN EPISCOPAL
chufch In hrposlyn Que po-seassr foi0wins quaiu
cat hrs Fpie pefie ~ith
vice and SHINY 70 read a. ghi MAJ Nddrs-s q.
Pos. Once new bofk
E1sE sHr~.
nm PAINTINGS -pasTET 70 BUy ONr to- on
- f-r'sr ~ l0deT 81 Taic irEs i3tress 2 tor ~
Fgs CMce
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nrG PAISTrNGs 70 BY oNr tor on
FCs Zee
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COUTH EOYALTON, ExErKR, HANCOCK VALLEY
~ sank OF the Republic Il. Exchange Bank of bangor
end all ether broken closed doubtful oank Bills bought
JOIN H. OPE broker Az Broadway Grand
and Broo streets.
WANrED-s2tOo FbR THREE OR FIVE YEARS, FOR
w v hch liberal interest viii be paid. VIII give
GRITTY o Insurance pc Icy OF IS co., with premium paid for
hfe. Address Hale, Herald Office
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FNNNFNtftFt, Nts
ENAMrILm AND COTTAGE FuRN1TURR
" suits W every color beautifully decorated fron as mr.
wards At The old mandatory Ga Broadway between oufs
ton anc rleocker rreea Goods carefully packed for "a
counsy. j. B PRRssrlua
pARTlFs PHKAKIN0 UP HOusEK EKPrro AKR IN.
a sfcus OF dspOnE OF their furniture which h of err..
lent quay and IN good order would he so cheap
and isFi N avenues
SOME FCRNITUsE TO TX SOLD vERY CHEAP.--IA.
~ care ~ 80 Croby street, near noasen,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16

The consideration ui the iowa ELECTION csse wa
resumed. h,,
Mes-rs. Siid-ll, Adams, t'rssend-n and lrunipu
advocated the ,irht of Mr.. HARLAN ~ his tea! IL =
senator from lows, ard M-ssrs Mallory, Bu.l'r ana
Rerjanin opposed it The resolution declaring ~
Harlan not entitled to q soGt was then adop''n ~"
vot, being g against 10. The Senate then adjourn
oil.
HOUSE uF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Stanton rnler q snsp-nsinn oi he iu'er onet.'
n resolution instrucring The COMMITTEE on tue ui'.
~ To enquire int" the exped.-ncy 1T reorgaIiLliiS lnS
circuits and districts Of the United S'n,cs' =, r"t"
manner he 10 eGualila the population ana business y
the several circuits and Districts, aud give 10 a'is
,ions Of the confpderacy their EQUAL and just represen
ta,ion in the Supreme Court of the United o'aes.
Mr.. Stanton showed the inequality now eiI''ns
and urged the Importance OF sufh fe,o1n', Cair in
ground that all sections should nave just u
dicial representation. c,rrt
Mr.. Keit, INQUIRED whether, if the Supreme Cour'
should pronounce the fugitive slave Ia" co"s'''"''''
nj, the gentleman would carry II OUT. Id ,bs,
Mr.. Stanton replied that if the Court decIueu . h".
bred Scott is q slave, he wouid acqu'es. %. court
Judgment, but would not in obedience TO u loo
renoupce his opinion as to the Fugitive Slave law.
The resolution was passed. Nj, amanda.
Mr.. Benson reportsd back the Senate bill ainenuh'
tory of the act to promote the eilicieDcy y ,"u ~
which provided for the restoration o.. uuuP renor,.
lourhed, or retired officers rs may he isvoIapiy 'et"i,'
I'd on through courts martial, prot'ueu '"1'
ings be approved by the President. -
The bill was p~assed-yeasl 19' nays u. ,ho
MIR. Orr, from the select committee 10 a"n laner td
alIeeed corruption of members of Congress reported
a resolution charging the field Of their enquiry from
the commencement oi the Congress- instead ol com,
ming them to measures now pending; anu ask''s 'oe
empowered to employ a clerk.
The resolution was agreed to-. cn
Mr.. savage moved a suspension Of the rules. ir
the introduction of a resolution to take up Tue pm
granting pensions to the soldiers of The war OF lol2,
The motion was disagreed to-yeas iO1' nays 81
two.thirds vote being necessary for tha' purpose lhe
proposition was disagreed to ana Inc HOUSE tnen "u'
,nurned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
LATER rROM CALIFORNIA


New YOuE. Jan. l3.-Thc steamship Ericsson has
nrsr"i, gIso, HE steamer George Law, from Ca!itor'
mia, bringing the mails al December IOth, and up
wurds OF one million and a quarter in treasure. The
G-pI q Law connected with the steamer Sonora
The Golden Gate lett Panama on the LIST January
with the New York passengers and mails Of the 2lst.
The L. 5. frigate Independence aud the sloop of war
ST. Mary'e, WINS u: Panama. The Cyare was st As
piuwall-all well.
Tie Sierra Nevada left San francisco on the 10th,
with n large number Of recruits for Walker. An at
tempt was made n few days previously 10 sink her 1T
the dock. The steamer 0rizaba from Sau Juan az
rived up OH the 1871.
entire State debt unconstitutional, excepting So0O,OUO.
The Court recommends the adoption of the debt by
the Legislature, and that the question of repudiating
be submitted 20. the people. No transfer of stock
had been made since the decision Of the Court. The
people are opposed to repudiatiug, and meetings have
been called ia various parts Of the State 10 give tx.
preston TO public opinion. At q meeting held in
San Francisco resolutions were passed p!edglng the
redemption OF the debt by the people. The amount
that the million aud a half Of scrip, issued by
the old corporation of San Francisco, to pay
Tor street assessments, was Illegal.
Th. court also decided OH the suit brought by the
purchase ct city slip property, for the recovery Ut
money paid 10 the city, that although the sale was IL
legal, aud, therefore, the title reverts 10 the city, yet
the purchase money must be recovered from the land
commissioner W mo made the Illegal sale. The amount
IN dispute is 8 ,20n, U0U. The court also decided that
the city Is liable for S377 900, for q lot purchased for
the county buildings. The court sanctions the sci.
zure of the Fremont Mariposa grant for taxes, and
the estate will be sold unless the taxes are paid.
Tho mining news is favorable. The markets are
dull. There had been large arrivals OF gold during
the fortnight. The demand was small.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
PENNSYLVANIA u. S. SENATOR.

Yesterday was the day fixed by law for the Legs
la,ure Of Pennsylvania to choose a Senntor Of tn,
United States, TO serve for Fix years from the 4th o
March next. J.W. Forncy was the Democratic anc
Simon Cameron the Republican and American can
didate. a contemporary says:
"Mr. Fnrney, like his competitor, Mr.. Cameron,
commenced his political life IA n type.setter-he was
then foreman Of u printing office afterwards III
editor-then proprietor Of n newspnper-was suisse
quently clerk TO the House OF Representatives., ant
has filed considerable space in the political world
|, ia q little singular that Simon Cameron hes rur
the same career with John w. Forney. He also ha:
tcen type,sct'eIr, editor, proprietor and in addition
has served as bank president and cashier, and ha:
~, in the Senate of the United States. Both For
new and Cameron are elt-mad men-both were
born in comparative poverty-both achieved their
present positions by energy, skill and talent of va
rious kinds"
II appears that eight or nine Democrats refused iC
90 into the caucus that nominated Mr.. Forney. A:
the Democratic majority on Joint ballot IS at mos
only six, thoss who remained out of the CAUCUS hold
the balance Of power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
Z =
HOME

There ia a land. ~ evo.y iGui the pride.
Ec,cyct; by II .av III "',r III I've won" ne"'dei
Where brighter sups drpsn'e s-rru-r icht.
Aua miid-r moons eiupa:ai,se the night
) land Of tsau'y, virtue. vs'"r. trn!h.
= a.e tutored age, and love -A",t-d Y"h'h'
Tue wandering ,nariner. Who's -y- -si't"ies
Iae wasl;hi-st iIlrs, Ih- IN ~ -ncit-" 81 sd"res'
NicW- not n realm Az h"ur.!u' aud '-'',
Nor hrearh.s IN. spIri; al n rur-r ar;
II every ci,tpe the magnet ot his sori,
Touched by remcnhrance, trcmhi-s 10 thar p"le
For IN this land Of Heavens peculiar grace
The heritage uf natures modest race,
There is q spot OF ea-th supreunly oles''
: d.xrer. sweeter spot than all tue res''
Whors man, creations tyrani, casts a>sdo
Has sword. sceptre, pssean:rv aud pf,u",
While IN his solicned looks een'chiy o1nu
Tn. sire, the son, in. husbau!, or,''s.' iriehu
Here woman reigns. the mother ueu@A'er' %he'
S,-eg w.;h fresh flowers the narrow way oi iie
In m. c,ssr hesven Il her delightful eye,
An angel guard al loves ard Graces lie!
Around her knee domestic duties meet.
And ireside plvGsIres sambol at her feet.
Where shall :hs: .snd, thstspot of earth be found
Ar, thou a man IA patriot-luok around;
o thou shalt fluid, howe'er thy Footsteps roam;
Iba. land thy country, and that spot thy home!
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
TO MY CONSTITUENTS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

lbS'7' VI 49,
WA:HISoTo., y. C., January 8, 1851.
FELLOW -CIrlZESs ! Gm not @ candidate tor re
election. This fact is known already 10 the most
of Won, as | have freely spoken OF it IN the several
counties Of my district during the last year.
| intended earlier in the session 70 give form 10 TINS
declaration in Il letter TO the District, setting forth
more at length my REASONS FOR declining, and en.
bod living an account Of my stewardship es your rep
reeentative during The last four years but tho great
press Of businesa has been such as 10 deny me ms
privilege. | must be CONTEXT, therefore, IN this bic.
note, 10 repeat that [ am not a candidate bet"r. your
nominating convention, to meet IL hoancsViIc, on
tho 18th Of February next.
do not decline your service for the reason that |
have not been heartily supporied-the evidences, ot
your appreciation have multiplied around me and are
of the mot gratifying character nor yet from an
| apnrehension that you would withdraw that efficient
support which it il my pride to recall to MUD; but
because the Dlacksville resolution Of lol3, limiting
the terri, OF service in Congress 10 tonr year. Is un
repealed, and i: may be by some deemed my du'y 10
conform 10 its requirements.
However much others may question las l Know
many Of you do) The proprlety Of Il resolution which
denies 10 the district the services OF any man Tor
more than four years, although his services may have
been entirely acceptable, | cannot consent to raise,
in my own case, any such Issue. To remove all
doubts, therefore, as 10 my position 10 this matter, !
have thought il my duty to declare that l am not q
candidate for re election.
In thus seveTing the relation between US, OF repre-
sentative md constituent. beg leave IL express t.
YOU my grateful sense Of all your kindness, and tc
acknowledge the pride which il has gwen the to have
been go lon, honored by your confidence.
trust, however, that | have made you al least the
poor re;urn-and it was all | had TO give-of having
devoted my best energies and abilities to the main
tenance of your interests AMI your honor.
Truly aud sincerely, your iullow.citizen and ODE.
dent servant, IL. hlDN ILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
TIV1I INV :
THE DYING YEAR.

From old woods, dian and lonely
Comes q moan.
There the winds are signing only:
"Summer's gone.
An the bright and sunny hours.
Aud the green aud leaty bowers.
With the Summers latest flowers,
Are faded now;
And the brow
OF the waning year
Has been ,wined with dying leaves;
Aud the gathering Of the sheares.
Tell us Autumn's here.
Now the winds 60 loudly moaning
Through the wales;
And the tJrest Trees are groauinS
Mournful talcs
OF decays that swiftly gather,
OF the coming wintry weather.
OF the snow, that like q feather,
Soon will fail
And the call
or Death ia sishins
Over all the ripping streams
And the Summers lingering CLEANS
Are sadly dying.
'Tis the waning, waning twilight.
OF the year:
That hovers now. all strangely bright,
Round us here;
Aud soon the year will pass away,
Like the ligh, Of an autumn day,
.AGown old Winters dim highway
To its tomb
And the gloom
Q! the Silent Land
VIII rest on :he bright year flown;
Aud The winds Of Time will moan
Ger the dreamless band.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
From the Charleston Mercury
, MOVEMENT IN TIE RIGHT DIRECTION.

- NV hN -
Mr.. Cluy OF Alabama, Is will be perceived by our
in Intelligence from Washington, has introduced. Il biI!
in the SENATE to abolish the bouniIes which have long
been conferred Oh the Cod and Mackrrc! Fisheries 1i
New England. Whether Cod and Mackerei are ne
crssari-s o. lite, We hall not undertake 10 decide. but
they are generally used throughout The United States
and nry considered wholesome aud desirable articles
of food. They stand apparently, therefore, IN .jnst
about the zane position - sugar, against The duties
on which there is R general Northern movement
Bu; there are 40 brun,i-s Conierre! on the prodllc
ton of sugar, even III tho wo.s; "i our Tariffs. Bat
for along lime, the Ei=ii-rm.n OF New England have
been protected by u peculiar ."tlon OF 'he Govern
rneut, enabling them 20 t:sc the most important ar;i-
lie III liz curing ~ :sh, without The Iayinen: o: the
leavy duty exacted from al! others. Tl,ey have not
only had tue advantage OF d protective tariff IN sailed
f-h imported from foreign countries, but they have
had HI exemption from ell taxation on the most coat
Is material employed in thoir business. The Fisher.
men of New England have the same claim upon the
bounty of Gcye.nmcnt, ~ the Pork and Beet Pack
ors Of the West, md no more. If the one has q right
10 its bounty, the other may claim all equal right
We are glad that Mr.. Clay has moved IN this matter
| not so much because we have hope that immediate
practical result. will follow the introduction of tbs
bill, as because il tends to throw open the question oil
Tariff taxation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
MESSAGE OF GOV. GARDNER, OF MASS

MESSAGE OF GOV. GARDNER, OF Mass'
BosroS, Jan. lu.-The annual message Oh uI .s.'
Gardner was delivered Yesterday. lie refer - ~
result of the Presidential election, aud Gays '.t py".
pie Of Massachusetts cheerfuHy acqnlescen ~ n,.
t t1s, ,%s influence oas n u \ &c Of ioreign torn votes. Although the
Governor INDUCES in bright hopes for free hans .S,
vet, ]speaking Of the result, Of the election, says; 80
far, a step has been taken which j; may require ,bn h a re.
reretion TO retrieve. Our citizens q ~ 800
that the action which fixed that step was taken by
The casting votes of aliens born. aliens nnnatnraiised d
and aliens entirely ignorant OF our ins .atuoS :, . ~
stupendous issue" .u,-
&c Tho Comronweal.h are satisfactory. TIE eIpen-
ditnres of the State, in 1856, we're sl,4Oq.OGG. The
surplus Of receipts over expenditures was sil''ooo'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
GRnWTu or 4

The Galveston Civilian save tina; every steamship
from New Orleans arriving ut Galveston is crowded
with emicrants. Including many slaves. Ii adds:
The statistics at the State, "a complied by the
State Gs7rt:e. show that We are entitled TO tive, in
stead II two representatives i'll Congress. BY 1860
sc shall he entitled Ia seven under the present ap.
po.tionnent basis; bu:, under q reduced ratio, We
sha.! probably only get ak. With that number We
may be heard in the !Islis Of Congress more success
;ulir than w. have generally been.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-16
MESSAGE OF GOV. WRIGHT OF INDIANA

MESSAGE OF GOV. WRIGHT OF INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. lO.-Gov. Wright read his
annual message TO the Legislature yesterday. The
Senate adjourned but did not go into joint convention
with the House. The message shows the expenses
Of the State government for 1855 10 have been
$liT,442 81; aud for 1856, $59,j9 IS. lie recon-
mends the passage Of a lew for the re. appraisement
Of the landed property for taxable purposes. The en-
tire amount OF the funded debt OF The State outstand-
ing of the 3 per cent. stock is S5,l5G,.U0, and of the
II per cent. stock, Sl,Si2,5l1. The exhibit OF the
common school funds, including the estimated value
Of the sinking. fund in the State Banks, to date
amounts to $i.Sl2.Ol " ~. He recommends that the
Sinking Fund Commissioner should be directed by
law TO invest the funds accumulated in their hands III
the stocks Of the State.
The message denounces in severe terms the new
Stats Bank, and recommends that the charter be tx
plunged from the statute books, and that ali conIec'
ton between the Bank and the State, either by &c
pu.it or otherwise, be prohibited. lie
the usual appropriation to aid the cause OF African
colonization: recommends an increase Of the com
pensation of the Judges of the courts and says. also'
tha. the salary OF the Executive is wholly inadequate