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N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representative
p THOMAS H. FORD,
ed. President Of the Senate.
April Is 1857. OIL, a.,t
April Is 1857.

! hereby certify that have read and compared
the proof Of the foregoing laws, and that they are
correctly printed from the copy certified by the
Secretary OF State. j. BLACKBURN.
aH. tat Aud. Carroll co.
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GRANGER'S
COMMERCIAL AND MATHEMATICS AL
INSTITUTE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
--
Splendid Inducements to those who wish 10 AZ.
tend a Commercial College.
SIT TIONS GUARANTEEDl
OR,
TUITION FREE
S UMMER ARRANeEMENFs

To TIL O5E WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE or
! Temit me $50, and thus secure GUARANTEES
SCHOLARSHIPS. any time befnre the LIST day Of neTt
September, can, upon completing a thorough course a.
Double Entry Book keeping and its Collateral Branches
secure lucrative emf ] yment IN Commercial an RAM.
ing Houses as Accountants within ninety DAYS a0er
graduation, or else they will be Unidentified 10 The A.
amount Of the sum pail for tuition, and thus realize
FREE TUITION, OR LUCRATIVE SITUATIONS.
Graduates from this institution are now filing re-.
sponsible and lucrative positions Us Cashiers. Book keer.
ers and Rail Road Office Clerks Ia different section, an
the country, and are beng preferred by business men 10
Graduates Of any o'her Mercantile College. Hence the
above unparalleled Inducements which nothing hut no
great Superiority OF my instruction and thorough tain,
Of my students for business life would warrant.
The Principal Of this institution has been 4 nrae,ic.l
accountant for a longer period than any other Teacher
In the western country.
Address the undersigned for further particulars
mayl4-4mOs WIN, w. GRANGER.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE k hereby given that q petition wiff Be pre-
~ scented to the Commissioner 81 Carroll ssn6As, a.
their june session, 1851, praying Zoe 3 vaession of E
the road known 8 Yattersoab heeonA toad.s
vacation % commence At the WelbviLls Fead. near
BeFnerd Kuhn's house. In Washington township; thence
llOng said road on the line between Kuhn 9 sumnef.
wells heiFs and 70 terminale II The hoass Is Danisl
v. Dunlap, IN Wash ington township.
Apsil %, 1859. NARY PETFTT0RKRs.
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WILLIAM B. SHARP'S ESTATE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
N been duly appointed Administrator Of The RstahS Of
William r. Sharp, late Of Carroll county deceased. All
claims against sad estate must be preseHAed within one
year, And debts due the same paid, ga. -
TH~0MASGEORGE,
Nay IA, 1851, Administrator.
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one DOLLAR per hundred given for old metal, At
U the steam foundry - Lisbon street, by
maysL NHs as aa- Il. Mcguire,
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A FENCE! A FENCEII

nv J. MYERS FENCE Is universally admitted TO be
. the cheapest aud best fence that eau be erected.
1t Is a straight fence, requiring bnt twO-thirds of the
lumber OF a common board ience. 1t can be built at
the cost ofany common bo1rd fence, IL
eau De set up twice as fast as any board fence. Its
portable fence, and can be moved quickly from place
to place; and can be housed in winter, il desired. Il
can be used for any purpose, namen and farm pur.
poses. It Is s~trong-each section or panel will stand
firmly by itself, andf can be adjusted to old posts when
rotted oil and made as firm as ever. II can be made
from one kind,of lumber-nO posts or post holes about
it-and It is as strong and durable as any fence OK.
tant. The copy right, description Of building, setting vp.
&e., sent to any person, free of postage, on receipt Of
DOLLAR. Address, MYERS L Co., Dundee,
Yates County, n. Y. ma,9l-5T
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ROAD TAX.

ROAD TAX.
A I their regular March session, the commissioners Of
ACarroll County, Ohio, levied a tax for road purposes
of FIVE tenths Of a mill on each dollar valuation Of the
taxable property Of said County. Is cents or 500, OO.)
Which tax may be discharged by labor on public high.
ways at the rate Of one dollar per day, In the district
the same Is charged, prior to the fifth day of Au.
gust, Vi der the direction Of the Supervisors OF the sew.
road districts. JOHN /. BLACKBURN.
May 28th, 1857. County Auditor
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@ Court commences next Monday.
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uW5 u UytO.
PUBLISHED BIZ AUTHORITY.


IS. t-5 AN Atr
Fcahsr 90 aaea! the ACT entitled IAN &C, to pre-
s-ne .la rra.r OF ~bors.' passed Aarh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

DIrrsBURa, FoRTwAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
s Sas ion
and n
S se rs as
he y s S ss ss Fl
Tasss ssSsd
s were
q n Ssi sas ss s
as s 10
bends Are secured " g r u,s John Fer
Issd IS miles, from pssss G SSssas with
he depot % e. ana Ss
sss asSs po %.yss y al Ss1 a
ns .. w ar % NADER s Of q:
or ne ss sS 70 sa s
privilege Of sach exchange Is now extended to holders s those
h and VIII r..s &c Go s
Aanseyes by such exchange The construction bonds
and cssso esh~o 10
sup furnish fun rolling mashinsry en-
n viii are near S eco The capt stock o. The COM
= funded ssS. secured Rrdd o. i sss road '
sea.oIdaion nom Hagas lssS Isl Of hay,
entire he road They earnings an unfinished
81 s e;
% sns over . .Srs c
saious different gauge fhe 81 miles between Ply
Il ~
~
he as ssf s @ re
soc per The he sasr.n
o. The e: & this S:a are Ia
passenger and freghts connects by the shortet lin, Pits
ass COUNT sna e.
scse % for ,s in sS s sIss zee
developed and productive Ohio Indisns
a. ss
y.ysy eonneciions bringing It in eon aunicaon With the
naked sdvanasss Q ne road and
sH S1: .S S a ns S Gess ns s. %
nc &s ~. , sss:rssee rss road map w Ts as
.iss,s sr.neass and the longest sonapssas r.To.a
|n ths United States. and ios " whole length "a, q
~ Sc ! ,! S e:
PHilsdspks; and on completion Of Ailsniown
. q s. cs . Sy ' Ss. YORK SaSs
9 %,; Vi, Is o % @s ns
.nssssn ana s!sdss Ss entire line from Chicago . fS
GAO and Phisdephi. gong east 81 feet per mile
~ per ~, a y, ma Tor Sas ss route
as g'.s.ss! s.snss: e xssTls%
The ns Rss and S
s' md "a .hs ss
nm Of he hstory condition and Of this road with
si as SsSs I'll ne %
= pars desiring invest in the bonds The company %
ff sstrnuon merits Of this loan is oner
a. one In every respect worthy the attention OF capitalists
s ann ucstons are invited for the construction bonds
~ @ Of which already been sold subscription for
eO ofhe construction bonds conditional on thai amount
keinr taken with option 10 sr1bscribern OF taking
II al O Al he same rate open the e0oe OF The compA
N No a. william street. second hoor where all needfu In
JOSEPH x. EDoERroN, Vice President.
pme> Of P,uburg Fort wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pAny 81 william street. New York, May, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

AfuRRAys HOTEL. AT NARRowsBURe. SULLIVAN
Ni county ~ " IL ready for the reception OF sum
mer boarders D. pleasantly situated on The banks o. the
Delaware river and on he line Of the New York and Erie
Railroad, IA miles from New York, where all trains stop
Those desrous Of spending few weeks IN the ~ will
find this delightful locatoa Fine fishing and Cunning
IN The Immediate vicinity. For particulars apply A. H.
RUSSELL.
GUNNER RksORT.-LAKE M0HEaAN HOUSE ~
~ Dor bosrters miles Of Peeks
s village accessible by All trains Hudson River Rairo.a
and steamboat Issnd CITY. Address A. w. Palmer
PeetskL
THE PAVILION HorEr. RoCKAwAy JONg IsLAisD
II vii open for the the I'D Of June ~ me
f0r rooms and cottages 70 be msde At HocfswS o ~
WV ''s's ''aa may 20 'eyy No GEO. gAIsRIDSh
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rNxoRIA AND oQUAwKA RAILRoAD.-THE COZ
sons due lst June extension bonds OF TIM
snpasy win paid and aer hat daie II he Shoe An<
IeAker Bank.
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.

- FH-l
BOARD IN THE CousTRy-A FAMILY OWNING A
ID beautiful country residence . gresnnea as Connect
s Sc 0 %s e o% oup depot S. wSSd ." . per-
ss1s to board during s1Inss the ars.. E H,ra c
RoAKp wAsIEp.Is IaE Sous = ros BOY OF
%ep r be III M sss P oc.
f,ouNrnY BoARD-os LONG ISLAND, oAN sE HAD
Su%soSaoo, viii desirable stnsop near he water ssd
6ne view Of Long Island sosnd For further psraeaArA
" eommodslsd Nth board Cor he summe! in priyse fsm
" in wesicheser county, hours ride FROM the CITY Hall
& 1sS III; sSs. '''
children The age. Of four and nine bcA,d
s's o.Su I so
ss .i SSdo.n foa a.s S.s
T,oUNTRY BOARD-A LADY WISHES 10 MEET WITH
- party who viii loan her from rs % sco tor ws.cs
NoUNrRY BOARD At BERyEr POINT. n I'm 4
~ private family aavnE two or nres rscms V dispose g.
river about ave minutes VAN Ne steamboat landing
" ... ss r.Sd terry
fyoUNTRy BOARD roR rwo LARgs rAnTIIEs-.0n
~ Richncnd nm sAiss IsIand, ave miles fom ysndsrtEs
ssss rJ I'sse M sfs fo INV ss1
TEiIETT. iis.nond HIN oodass, Saies Iaand.
TyoUNrRY BOARD wANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN,
- wife child md harss sho distance from me ev' Al
nRsiRABLE HOARD IN TIE oouNrRy-IN A an
~ lee, private family To- healthy location Of n%edn s
scsm. house. rood ps WIN Ss ices .a2 o@.
sGnnss'isg For farhsr particulars address Mrs. oross
DoCEAw1TLI-BoARDw WAITED, roR LADY AND
fliile girl for the summer months small Feueei family
and where shs can have he sdvsn.asss asd comforts
S Ss%s s SsaSsss i i. B. L., i sspsiS SxSs '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

LNoR sALE-Two SECOND HAND PLAIN CYLINDER
boilers Winches in diameter and ~ feet long Ia perfect
order with fixtures. Apply 10 REED BfRkBkCk Futon
undry Of Greene and Morgan streets Jersey C
TSOr eATF-THAT NRw FIRST GLASS -FOUR STORY
II brown stone basement house East fhry brs, "fsss,
overlooking Mr. venderpools celebrated garden VIII De
sold very cheap and Immediate sven Over ons
half remain mortgage. Inquire on he PREMISES u
r, c, SAYS, S2 roarsh street.
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ITO DAGuERREANs AND OrHERs.-A RARE
chance offered 10 buy gallery three establish
ed Of sash custom consequence OF unit
ward circumstance. which viii be explained The whole vii
be rid for $50 cash Apply the premises Of W. y. Dk
MAREsf, i65 Grand s'rces, Williamsburg.
VUEsTERr LANDs.-FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
w property in this city Brooklyn co IN wisconsin,
Illinois aud Minnesota. mostly timber land web located vii
be sold In parcels 70 suit Apply W DENOTE WILBUR,
10 william street
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EoR sALE LIZ BAY HORSE; IsH HANDS HIqE SOUND
rot close TO three minutes price $3.50; also bay IA
hands high stylish driver and fast ido Of hree
nnues price S6; sold low the has further
them Inquhe Of T. h. NORRIS No. 202 Fulton
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-22

Nvw YmK ,,oy krsa. the i'ournor
clcci u New Norb. was inductrd into ~
Zee, on the frsi instant The akir,s@s' q
both the retiring a@i incoming governor
were londly appb,nlri. hy The iarp' c"I,
course II spectators In atteulan'e The
Legislature assembled ~ 'br 9Th u 4,
LlrnsjouS was chosen Speaker ri III"
Ifouc. The 2em'e wa. calLsl q, orlr b,
Lieut. Gen Ssbss. The Governor mes
sag wrs shortly afterwards received
Ono, The Ohio Legislature c'msrue,l
IN adinafned s'ason on the 18th Hon IrS-
rtn ,'t,Lfa wpa chosen i'rraiheni p,o icm.
u tbv .enair, Uo,, Cn,sns m-sng 4
mainly devoted Ia STATE affair. Tie recon
mrnds the nrgshiyaiisn :" a board 81 Hail
road Commissioners the energetic pr'~s'u
ton II the pubic works ryisoo II The
ail,la law AMI laws relating to married We
men. and urg,s mcre,4d judicial comI@n
saiion The ,oswnor concludcs With a
,loiriuI shrek h,r \ ans,s
rEN>syly,sl, The State Legislature
assembled at Harrisburg oa the 9TH J :
Uhrs Dem, WAS thosen Speaker II ID,
liuuss The l'rmocrsis II the SENATE haV,
dominated lluu Wv WusiSs, ff ptrSi
,lrnt and Dawn l.AooANr ha. been nomn
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SANista 90" :,css--seeonh se.i.n.
WAsi,ISgfoS. Jan. =.


WAsDxGfos, Jan. :.
Il APPEAR, from documents sent to the
Senate today by the President. that the r.
iusal Of Mr. Dubois, minister Of the Neither.
land.. 10 testify in the Herbert case was
presented CA international law on the con.
sttatIo0 81 Tie L. =. ana on special law
o' our own enactmnni-. and alter he had
a cosnita'lon win the diplomatic corps be
s'a'c' that he was The only impartial spec
tA'or os the proceedings al W Illard Hotel
when resulted IN Inc death OF heating lie
"ouid nave hpi NJ ohH'i''n. 10 being u
witness, II ms position 4. rcpr@' NATIVE a
ms government! dId nnt prevent HIM from
Appearing IN court OF law where he would
ba snhlect Ia eros examination. although II
was against his wish 10 decline
10 decllnc Mt Marcy INVITATION l" b~-
tiiy That be- was ready tn 60 - The state de
partmen,' there give the details Of what be
saw IN the presence 81 such r"rsonS as Mr..
Marcy might THINK necessary.
Nj Belmont. our minister {" tue Hague
by direction OF Mr.. Marcy, brought the con
dncl "' Mr. ihhois Ia the notice OF the
h M, "h" while approx my The position OF
the minister expressed the warInrs' i-ellny
OF friendship Tor this government,
such testimony as Mr. Dubois proposed
!" give would not have h'Hn competent IA q
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Fsat, NJ iN-.ae. N-iegr, p-rsDsrs
We tri more grn,ltiei than We ran wei
express hy tbs demonstration 81 coed will
on the part of our American Ausmln The
Government have. W. r,,loic" u perceive. de-
',nnlnNl that il shall receive IN every posi-.
,ic way. u fitting uthc,al r,rrousG aud The
ppbbc viii learn with cspCt a. ,atiisa,t.uu.
49,. - As,s,. 2...- @@.-. :, - 49,. ~. :,
visit 81 thc l;tsdG,e. ami CIR psTaonai
Ve.,omc 10 ,hg h,ar,rS # tbs most baud
.olar AMI substantial pcseut. A. fur The
unofficial part Of The basin IS, ~ arc sur'
/, may bv saic,y lo,t to tie -ponlau sous !cc
.nss u Engit,hmcn lac municipal author
has II Portsmouth, lest noi a moment N
.nvi,ns the Amor,oan vhcVrs 10 = bingacj.
whigh = only postponed W,ta ,hc formal do
t,~ %, ihsir Mission shall have ptH .,ccom-
rli ,he,l and wc have M Far that either n
the metropolis ~ elsewhere th.y vil haS.
"a colnyiSlu NJ thc co,ln,~s ot fAgitsh hOs
p,tahiy. Ii - unfortunately out IT thy qu >
ucH % cNlss; otau,aISirI ilartst,a 81 his
c,eayid~ Ia acrpt az, al ogr ohtSos,d
li',, " decorations, bat r,ers imaginable
esuyt,sy Which caa ba ayrs1,nic a. The l,r,
,pg- Of Republicans. ought ia '-' nud,r,d
Ia tl,c rcpr, FBtauvc, ot a iiisbi.y aad
AmivL naiipD w cannot t-a,, th,m ,yo
heartily or ioo sp,cnd.i,y anl 0e h,fc thar
hy the ilgie our calag, ,iS,urs tra,C uuf
ssor, they viii have rrNiccl ahuu,hnt
proof tina, w Eri.i-her, Know huW 80 pt.5e
ttc ir cui,hp aud O7lprsa,a yf' rs.!iteu.,>s
a. rus 'rAs~ Atlantis NtsVls
Nor shah ihi~ b. al Ma, aut So oio
ste, farther Nav ". ret slr.y nlgrl
this t'Scu 81 Am'ritan grs'd l,~5IUE a. .ao-r
taan ,tiacBg lhc sap.cs>ast ruuu.s.'Is,s
cOgsNc,oi With Az International dulrsuO. u
Sh,ch, wA,.Ncr may have t-sa most IN III
wrons !, CERTAINLY cannot b. said tbs, We
~, Altogether la the Fgh; tcr cur own
part, va sv3 i, totally ,uip>sS,,h., - ss~ ~
any lo0acr IL dismissal - ol- envoy by
SuN,rnmvut ,A,p R~,@a'c Ne think a.
NAV nov. wj'h,n, The snais>t acfiiirc Il
disw,y. cntssier tb-' trampt0n sr,'oaa, aS
Gna..y c.u~s'i. AMI pm ooF AGgr,car froBi.
"a ,gy,HE o,CFa nav sAl W could Hot
dS.N' 4 Ntt,r ops ytaai'y Sec @neNlr4,
oar partially susretsk'i d'rlomlil- rclstton-
with lbs altci state isaa !. sa,,ui,d by
to .rr.Su "a. ta. tMhS,y ENinaoNi. aasy
!rm 'h otht- ,-h ~ ,e Ntante u,r
c'uld "a grs kyJ,.h cnvey 'r " &,h.a--N
carry yRvc 2a,Isci0grS erSssutiak tlsa al
Autograph lcticf ira, ttfya \ic'oT.A - ,he
c.s.ci magistrate NJ ,hl tu.nn. .aaD> - ihc
ru'ofanirai ssi l.op'evt thy rns' N,>'rgu
Rsf'uN,v tF tss9r ersNfu Aag s,si,y c,ar
,~H tarl ra'mcr~tce nav - .s,sur,,l
Tia b. Nyui pH a. aay uor u2Vc0~a.ly
lNg~laf aita aa 49,. q ,,'aniry usr tnaa
% g',l NJ tA1s i'irHcis o~sa~'up tcv Voti M
rvcryta'ns straight vi.h t,~ tucr1yau,
We 10 no; pr;eHi 10 say MA, 'Yl matte
'tY br,t' y,A pT,e~'rii~ "a sash d c-s'
so,lsh u strikes ~ tssr }; n.tr IAN r.
';a)avitr - ESTATE Ahalf hs's cp -gak
~ l'rGs q. ID PVp,s frua, Whoa " sccer'
'g>,a', b.. a, I. wugA r-; ~ .Asy !,
sscrsr -! o.s,.s! r7'N''is' syaty ssS,
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T. y l. 4 X e. r. ID 70 X ",


AND rtiSfhp ~ New AND CLEAR TSfk
patHs a. PFss. A1assr. 1. probable La, ,hr Legs
aiaTr nj .r Territory all take In reference he
fSrnsIoa q sAie Government AMI yaA duins Tho
sass .sEHnsy coasrsuca lssra ,on.,is aon
" ui assemble 10 saint Paul n~li BE- the ID hv
publishers spread e.ar- ,As,r readers ~ssk, "A. fa
Proceedings II he sessosn bah Of the Legislature snd n
The ,"aS''u 'icHsi Convention. prepared by copstss,
repar'er. Every eiissa Ct the r.rtory viii he drsei,
ter sai .sais FRO r-~diaKs of the cehsenlsin
taur~tens Correspondents have bern engaged write
far thr paper. from New York sns Washington The
Weekly Pioneer and Democrat vii eoaLaln weekly .
cpmpIsr ssnoP,. 81 1sutscA. News sonmurlc A,sa by
r.sYsfasns, aud condensed from he local paper.
nan,ser Of praciea AgreaIisr.sis uneas weekly
lie rss1is Of h,r Agricultural and Borie asrai saper
nrai. Ia Inc rsrfsinry. Ths ID s.!HAbi. depart
msrI u he paper, TO the tAnaer
Due a'isaii"n VII be Ali 70 the LifkRAAS DEPART
MtNi shd ia lhs MARkErs. LoCA NEWS ke
.s;'s- e., .czr.z' .7' 81. asSasy al ssci
he aoer.Bss u he Nsaonsl Deaortae parry AMI vii.
ss0e,ls ,hr fotu.s.os Of STATE ,oo,.ulos based on
ass principles u Democracy, which will secure tbs
srssa 81 s'ol % the creates, humber "
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Wtntste, t,osu E.li,.S.

\ tcl,graphlc despatch IRON " aNhnFtnn,
state iha, NJ NniirHs. htothrt III
iotd tI~,arNpoN, and late Judge Advocate
Gcncu,l 81 ih l,,iiish Army, has ssn all
po,nlrd British Minister H. Ih ni,e,i
States, and vii shatly arrive N ,h,.
rOuntr,.
The owrspcrifn, NJ the y \ bi5ns.
w1tos ir,m " Washington. uici,f dat II
lauuar, III .at,
1hr apl~,htmeni II Mir Nu,tsns ~
Minister lfnm England hers Wa not tprm.
plly annoan,,i n las.anJ, IN, II /. an
,touhlNl Nj bhLl,sWr,t,-' privately that
ls vhanlv ot in,,uth,u va, uo, sxas,nnsI
~ Ihr appearance q, IN" ship R.sola,r.
ih,ulh th,r' 4. ra~'n to b.hrvc that The
lG rari,ion, 1T this Govvrum,ut to dispatch
lar ana the ,thrartc, II thu uiss,,i. PR.
h,'l mach mpr ,aon Oh tn, English nj
ia C,mmril
IL 3, tls ,ni,ntwu Ut rhr ADMINISTRATION
10 rriprnaic. in every prprsr way. the
attentions uanI,>l,,l towards captain
liutsyft> ami he as,s,cla,,~ .su H. arrive
"a = h,it,sh var .iumor iu.tr1ot,,sl. vii
IL ..~uNl Ia ra,,Nr h,r with proper -slu,,s
~ ihc New lmh Navy lari AMI IN.
,lh,rs> N4Ii d. .uy,i',l To- Wa.h,nNt,a,, ta ,.r
wcicourd To- 'hr hospitality nj tho lr~rhp,
asi tah,ust
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" AAlINnrnN. .innuary

~r,,tr Mr. I,avnr,l ur,,ue,i acain.. the
r,yhi nf Mr.. Harlan Ia a eat. he aid
when two INTEGRAL lo.lie. t.riorm an net.
both must hn nr....u, NJ the ,ir,,. ar !, can
NJ, a. c,nstitn,ionally donc In ihr nrrs,,nt
,r,.,, IL 4. admitted That Tie senate II Iowa
a. a body. did mot p,,tici,ntr in III. el,s,,,nu
nor lid a uuorun vote an thai occasion
,heres,rc MIR Harlan WINS voted for only hy
an. branch # m, Icr;,l,,ur, VI. Fn,,er
r.nlv,nr and th,, af,rr IN, convention w,,s
dflt urg,ni,oi Tx ill.,. c.nenrr,nr, NJ the
tri hr1pcb... # n. f.-,islo,lr. !, remained
in s..-;np anl .onll h., dsalyc,l onlv by a
yot, 80 tn,. m,,nr,ty ., n. convention or
by the v,th,lrawal al such , uumhsr of
rIc,nl,ra ss would leave i... than n ouor,m
pr,..o,t The nP,Dhers erased IA act in the
ranac.,v ~ senator, AMI REPRESENTATIVES.
but v,f,, 20 ha conntSl numerically. Mr.
U,r,,, h.viu, r.,.,;,rJ IA ,,airr,,y ~ Tho
=. n, n ,,,, IN Any ,,,fJ,b,f,,1 n
N, .;x,N,n senator. wis ahsu.Nl them
a,l,,>. had a,l lsrn pr.,..,ut AMI voted gains,
Mr. Harlan be would stll have b,,ncle..c,,
,nd hove INN ron,i ,bs;r ,h.epe. pr,ven,
L,..l.,,,,,
N. $50 ...,,,,,A Il. H.. n.
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THE ssss ss senator MAZDA

ih' telegraph ,ntnsmS u, that the >e,ia'r
C"mm.,tN "a The inircars, 10 sh,rh W.,
rrtnrNd th. ,aG ot S,patw ii,>ta~. II
ioea has made two rsr,. thu mNori,y
fcr.'r, ,ts'iafng the ~at II Mr. U,SlAS
,e'sn, snl The ainur'i, oIor,, by Mr
'r@Nu,. taking . dll'rpt view cf thu ma,
tcr
The v,rapvtSn,sS sltrhiins the ,s~' are
the h. Se,atr ~ lows. in which thrw
Wa, n9NsraIsc u.Vnrii,. reh,si to At.
tend the lolut ~~S,oa a, which Mr., U.KLA>
was ehct~i S,s.Aior. although /, hail ~
sol,Ni ,ls prN,cNS da, L. 10 into pin,
s>S>.ou To- that raT..%r rhs lleus'. IN
~hlSh Their ~ Rephbii,an ns,,ri,y, nc,
iacnhrc b, i'sli AMI cho~' Mr. Ii.mA>. a
Republican anil III" Seaa,c att Ia tn L
) Sepsi" "a pNdc'i ag1alnst AS sigisS,ru
However ,h~ ca~ MA, Is ,hVSl,,l b, the
I. : ~,ua'r vii po,, We presume, IL, II
ma'h lmiSwtsDce Coz 'hc Legislation II
Iowa. aow a ~.~'ou = lsnc'ly Rcpuhlisy,l
aei vii UNcaS, VIZ ii,RiAs a. ~ooa a, Ia },
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w A5ifIhnfOsf Jnnuafg %, tS56
70 ,ls Razor ~ 10 Piqns.s sai psiaesss
The Postmaster General has ordered m
incr,a~ of two trip pr month on ,he route
from Winoua 10 Travrr~ ds@ sioux. which
will give weekly mail on that route.
liz has nah contracts With Hon J. II,
BRows Tor weekly sfrsiec ~ thc route from
~ Anthony 10 liaslersoni from lieBlerson
% Sioux Agency. AMI from Faribauli To
iieWIcrson.
he hs,. ordered tri.weekIy service On the
route from ~. Paul to Farihaalt. and semi
weekly service froa faribault 10 West IN
ION, where the Dubaqas and Prairie la
CHEN mail. connect
H. has also ordered change In the route
from IT. PAM To Duiuqr'. ~ that ChatiieId
anil Preston viii h. included in the route
and i Is 10 be- hopeJ be will s~ thai the
contractor on tina, ROUTE does hi. duty
The io.tmasisr GENERAL hos or'Icr,sl the
appointment If 1'T,orny cnArxss ~ Post
master at Frankfort. Mower county vice
Laws l',tcniss, fsignesi
EDwanp PArcu has len appointed Po~i
master Of - Anthony sine y u Hgsirr,
Resigned.
A new Post Dil,cc has lsea established NJ
SrSsiirfiin. fass Giiddi,yy T0-iidasfef, t.. z
iirrp,s@s. Truly yours.
II. N Rice.