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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

THE PENNSYLVANIA BANK.

There has been an investigation going OF
Tor week or TWO past, BY The Directors OF
the Bank of Pennsylvania, into the affairs o
that institution, and the common report !,
that The exhibits is not favorable. The i'm
mediate liabilities Of the Bank ia round mum.
bers, independent Of capital stock, is about
:wo millions OF dollars meet winch, there
are asseIs appraised OF one and three quar-.
ter millions. fffhis appraisemenl and amount
of liabilities are correct, the Bank would seem
10 be unable 10 pay its debts, leaving nolh-
ing for stock holders. II was anticipated by
many that ibis examination would prove un.
favorable, yes they did not anticipate one
quite so calamitous as the one reported. The
nominal amount of assets is, of course, more
than the amount appraised as available,
though il is reported there is hiatus of We.
ry considerable extent in the Bank accounts,
covered by no representative value whatever
In every properly conducted bank, the led
ger account will show on one side all that
the bank owes including lis cal ital on the
other all that is owing 10 The Bank, aud The
two are made TO balance, something being
received to show for every dollar expended.
This, the examination al the Bank Of Penn.
sylvania,> has not Tins far been able TO de.
monslrate.-The business of the institution
seems very much, at lose ends. Within
day or two, assets OF the value of hundred
thousand dollars, said TO be entirely reliable,
were found stuck in one Of the unused pigeon
holes. The Bank holds about SITS, 200 Of
lis own stock portion Of this, however, has
been pledged 10 one or more OF the interior
backs, though the agency Of third party.
who now stands liable To the bank for tho
amount. The committee representing tho
city banks in this matter or II majority Of ii,
is understood to be averse to an allsmp; at
resusc,lation, and the indications now are,
that ii will go into liquidation, an! probably
ont Of exislance, leaving as little for its share
holders as did It's great prototype, the Bank
of tho United States, Notch oders and de.
posilors will probably be paid.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25
PHiLAUFLPuI< MARKETS.

Flour AND MEAL --Thcre is very liu!e in.
quity ior export, and with increasing stocks,
the market is weak, though as yet ,he-e is no
reduction ol prices. Sales are made in lots
10 The retailers and bakers al SIS IS up to 5 ss
for commou and extra brands, according to
quality, and Sc 90 a 81 90 for fancy lots
Nothing Going in Rye Flour or Corn Meal
we quote the former nj 81 so, and the later
at 50 10 per barrel.
GRArS,-1here is a fair amount Of Wheat
offering, but the demand for it is limited
Saes OF 5000 bush. good red at ST 20 81 %
PEI hushel, shoat, and good white al ST % 4
81 80 per hushel. Sale Of Rye at IS cer,s
Germ is h %ood reques,-sales of 1000 bush
els old y 'ow AT so cents, and 500 bushels
prime d. arw u, 60 cents. Oats-sales o
Southern al 81 Il sa CTS. per bnshel.
CLovER. HNp is scarce AT SIS pei 81 lbs
Nothing DONG in Timothy or Flaxseed.
Wm>krY is held lirmly-sales OF barrels a
cei a % cents hhts. Al c:c, aui dtunses Il
Hlc.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25
A Murderer Couvictcd'

Francis Burns, who was arrested some two
et ,hree weeks ago, in The vIcin'iy OF Passion,
!et the mI rdet OF has wit, was nei las
week al Wilkes Barre, snd Iae Jaty on Sat
utiay. alter retiring tor stout la'uv m'n'
ales rendered ve,atct of "n'ur&et IN Inc
second degree This crime. "i "a''n
Burns - convicted, we believe IS pnn'>heN
by imprisonment Of uol less Than tea sars
!; was an aSsrsva,ed case, aud we are Ss1ie,
u aaI surprised at The rssuh.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

MASsIAers ArFEcrSp sy The nNES.-The
records OF the City Register OF Boston, Mass,
begin to show the effects OF hard times in
the decrease of applications tor certificates Of
intentions Of marriage. In The monIh OF 0c.
loosr last The deficiency, AS compared with
the same month in 1886, was between fi(ly
ans sky, and during Ihs ten months OF 1887
the decrease, as com pared with 1856, is be.
tween one HUNDRED and 6fly and Two hun.
drsd
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4 STEAM CARRlAGG made lis appearance in
the streets OF Manchester, near rirtsburG. II
ran over the streets like thing ot lite, Turn
ing corners and dodsir2 ruls, The driver Of
an omnibus. seeing innovation in this eXper.
imsrl nut whip to his horses and tried 10
ou,rnn lie Steam carriage, but Tie latter lett
his coach so TAI behind, that the omnibus
driver was laughed at Nv The spectators
The steam carriage went al The tate oi nine
miles an hour with pressure of sixty
hounds. The Inventor is John ). Hall, Of
Man2h hester,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

a. The susquehanna'tisef At this place
was raised 10 a pretty high wa,ermsrk has
week. The rain north Of here mast have
been very severe. There was large amount
of food wood floating down tie river. and
we leaIn that in q number of instances whole
fields Of corn were swept away. The rain q;
this place was very light, and done little or
no damage; bot We learn that some towns
along 'te river, between fters and Elmira
were completely inundated, doing much dam
aee. AT Elmira, some portion of The track
of the N. Y. e. Erie Railraad was carried of
by the freshet, inleHuptins the regular pas.
sing OF trains.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25
Bank Q. Daaav,lle.

A an eecton for officers of this bank held
on last Monday, the following Board OF D
fecIors were duly chosen. viz:
f. II. Baldy, DanvlIle,
Or. w. H. Magiii, do
John Forley, do
M. C.. Grier, do
g. M. Shoop, do
Peter BaIdy, sr. DO
J.. C. Phodes, do
John Sharpless, Catawissa,
John K. Grolz, Bloomsbure.
Thomas Hayes, Lewisburg,
j.. v. Goodiauder, Milton.
WIN. Good, McEwensviile,
Benjamin Schoch, Selinsgrove.
At The meeting Of the Board of Directors,
on last Tuesday, Edw. H. Baldy, Esq, was
unanimously reelected as President.
A dividend of pc. cent. for the last six
months was declared on The Sd inst.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

MoSTauR u Ks-The Mouiour -1mei-
can says, We observe ltey are mailing up the
doors, windows, gates, SC, Of these Works,
'hps sisins ps The Indications OF a siand-siIIl.
Wilh bis movement, lbe last hope OF their
Starring lhis season, has died away in The
minds OF tie people. Not The workman
alone feel The disastrous consequences OF
lhsu sloppsge, bli we all have practical
demonstration oftteir importance 10 The pros
periiy oi DtEEIlie.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25
8ioomsburg, "Wednesday, Nov. %, 1856
Congress.

The first session of the 35th Congress will
meet in the City OF Washington on the frs
Monday being the 9Th day of December
There is a decided democratic majority in
both branches, and the Senate will be pre-.
sided over by Vice President Breckenridge
1t is now thought that Hon. James L. Orr OF
South Carolina will DO elected speaker Of
the lower house; and we know of no man
whose experience and ability more thor
oughly fit him for that post. The Hon. J,
Clancy Jones of Pennsylvania, whose claims
have been warmly urged in many quarters
sill persists in declining the distinction. II
he had consented TO the use of his name
there is no doubt of his election. lie would
make an able and impartial speaker
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ISa nix Of Northumberland.

Al an election for officers of this bank on
Monday last, the following board Of Direc.
lors was chosen:
J. B. Packer, d. Branlgam, A. L. kapp
j. G. Horton, G. +. Miller, Paul MaslelIer,
5. 7. Brown, VIM. |. Greenough, George
Schnure, c. X. Paxton, Simon Schuyler.
James TaggaH, A, b. WarIord.
The new Directors are Messrs. Green
oush, Taagarl, Warford, all well qualified ior
the position by education aud business hab-
its.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

"Given under my hand and seal, Of Great
Salt Lake City, Territory of Utah, this fif.
,een,h day of September, A. D eighteen hun.
dred and fii,y.seveu, aod at The IedereudeEce
oil the Unied States ot America The eighty.
second.
''BmGHAM YOUNG"
The following isCoionel Alexanjer's reply
10 Brigham fouus:
"HEApauARTERs TENTH RkGlM EsT or In.
PANTRY, CAMP WIsFIEID, ON HAMS Foax,
October Q, 1857.
"BRiGHAM YOUNG, ESQ, Governor of Uidh
Territory:
"SIR: have the honor 10 acknowledge the
receipt Of your communication of September
%, 1857, with two copies Of a proclamation
and one of the laws Of Utah, and have given
it an attentive consideration. am at the
present the senior and commanding officer
of The troops OF the United States at this point,
and will submit your letter TO The general
commanding as soon as he arrives here.
ala the meantime, I have only 10 say ,ha,
these troops are here by the order Of the Pre-.
sdent OF the United States, and their fur,het
movements ndopera,ons will depend en,iye.
ly upon orders issued bv competent military
authority.
"very respectfully, T.. B ALExaNpEa."
Among the documents is letter from Col
johnson, dated from the camp, on the lb,es
wings of the Sweet Water. addressed TO Ad.
jutant General Mcdowell, New York, in
which he confirms the burning OF the cou.
tractors ttaius by the Motmons. lie Gays
the Governors escort is four days march be-
hind him, Two companies of Dragons Hs
knows no reason why Col Alexander should
auemp, to reach Sal, Lake BY Boar river, ex-
cepios from the fear lha, the Mormons have
burned the grass on the shorter route. Hc
adds: "lf could communicate with Col.
Alexander would direc, him to take upa
good position for the winter at Hams Fork.
Tho road is bese, between this aud Hans
Fork with companies Of Mormons, SO it is
doubtful whether shall be able 10 comnuui.
cato with Col. Alexander"
Il is supposed al the War Department, that
the troops are all in good condition, as moth
inc Ia the contrary is said in the dispatches.
On The re,elm Of the above de'pa'chesa
special meeting oi the Cabinet was imued'-
a,sly called, but nothing has transpirel with
reference to their deliberations
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FIT In lsIIINIOn.

We learn 'hs, na Friday night last a.
aeoai cJe o'cieek. fire broke oui N sS'ore
house belonging to S>quire Redi'n, opposite
he Huller House, which entirely consumed
ii. together VITA i small sc'idine sdloloiaS
r. which was also The properly Of Esquire
Redd:n, used as q Justices Office and Doc
tors ofsi0e, before rhe derourjre slenen'
could be s'ayed. We have cot beard he
Tslie s!S5s o, lie origin oi ihe 6-e. Ne uu-
slesstsnd there UaS 70 insurance UrcR ,as
2tcpery destroyed.
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~ We are iniofmed ihs, o"TS"s en'e'
ed and robbed ghs dwelling otr.>''A" N'oeS
ESQ. IN Ashland, SchuyisiA CO., iasi''NssA'
q Five ruiRions 81 dollars have ee>>'
Srousa, iulo ,hs coul,ry within the last len
days,
" The lssarjng population OF Sohuy'tiis
carmy are leaving ey tuudreds, mosily tor
he WeS,
~ Cosn ~ oifsred al ireaty-ihree rents s
5ossel ~ The larCaers along ihs Wabash Va
lev, dsiGverasls e. tier owe expense 10 VIa-
cennss ladishz
q Mr Psiec RsidS. j., at DsrvIlis. has
iu>, received some 5000 Bushels OF KsnFpcky
wheki from P1Gsours Il Wlii se covered
i1lo the hes family -four II bis sssam mH
e child Of Mr., Sts3rsek Philips, IN
CtrhoD5ais, LEzsrne county. Uss burned 70
aeEIa NJ TEss5sy OF las week, ~ If Globes
taking frs IRON grais- e-
1 Pres,0em BDceaDsn has cl-scaso sns
oi Ibe nsE SiooPs q; VIZ, szae-ed d Cnn-
sress, 20 5e basl n me PhHa6slpna Navy
Nara This wiH sf1a eupioynsni during
ns isl kuc q g.1ieT Il lpDa-eos d MECHANICS
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

" Two hrolhers named Smith, rroprie.
tors Of splendid peach orchard near Ssers.
asntc, California are said 10 have realized
between SOC, 900 aud S7e 900. this yesr from
the sale OF peaches.
II The men employed in The shops OF the
Reading Railroad Company are now work.
ing on shoH iiIns-eishl hours day. They
commence = o'clock in the morning, and
quil a u inrhe afternoon. The wages have
been generally reduced in proportion.
.>'e are now loading srsin and -four a
xswy,, X. IRe large number OF thirty ships,
.u far Esrc,>e, aeout halt beiag for Liverpool
.,d ,,s rsnsr isr Tor Glasgow They SII
average abou, 20 .0,Fo bushels for esct ship
gIn a recen, sddftss o. non, haSaf'
FseFen. ,sers IL one sentence ~ MY esh
line. without, single pesied. ID ne "e''
,.s- o-s.io1 of Hon. Rgias Caoa:s There are
sares pages wiIhoai q pause.
The hrs camp-meeiisg held IN we oh"'0
SAFE. was held in Kenlocky fry years age
Metsodis;s, Preshy1srians, and bAP1s's s"''
Ted On .hsi occssaoE.
a septl-nan jns iron Supercf' up
Nouh. says Itsi ihrss seeks ago, he Tai0e
in saoE lssi was knee deep between SisFeas
Poihi and SuPeTioI.
= lpdge Woodward Is boidIng . sEo
week : Coun N Wyouing couasy, ssosoH'
L.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

THANKsGlvING The following States have
thus lar joined in appointing the 26lh INST.
Tor the celebration OF Thanksgiving Ne W
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Delaware, Maryland, North Caroli-
ma, Kentucky, Iowa, Ohio, Michigan, AMI
the city of Washington. Maine, South Caro-
lima and Mississippi celebrate the 18th inst 2,
aud Vermont the 81 oil December.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

MELANCHOLY OcuRRENcE.-On Friday week,
William Cooper was accidentally shot dead,
near Lewistowu, Pa, while oul cunning with
hIs father The father had fired at phea.
SAINT, and a single grain of shot, gIancing, h al
eulered the young mans eye, penetrating
his brain and causing instant death.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

The Chiaef Sugar Caaf a Fdi!srt.-Mr. w.
Il. Beicher, OF The &C ebraied sugar refinery
81 81 Louis, perhaps the highest Authority in
sAocharine matters in the country, has been
cere!n!ly testing ,hs Chinese cane. He says
thai II will prove a failure as far as sugar
making is concerned, and, ii ii will no. gran.
uais las ii W.. noD 'he syrup does not eou.
tain due pspouion OF cane sugar. He
doo5; lis ElriGe. as a sugar projacing plant.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

appointment in The SchooI Departmental.
W, Crabh, Esq, o, Harrisburg has been ap-
polnred Il Clerk in the office ct the State Su-
periureudrnt OF Common Schools, IN place
o( Capt J, NJ Eysier, recently elected Sher-
II OF nauph,n county, resigned. Mr.. Ctahh
belongs TO the eJlotiaI profession, and is well
qualified ior the dutlts oi his new position.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

Rrs,AIxG WcEk-rhe following named
Mills. which, suspended during the panic
have resumed work:
Union Manufacturing Company, al Nor
walk, Coma; Ch,crpee Mills, Massachusetts
Rolling and Nail Mills, at Fall River; Mas
sa>ou Flour Mills, al Fall River; Amer can
Pnnl Works. a, Fall River; EJdv's Wco!len
Mills; The American rnot Works, Lonns.
bury, R,ssel 4 Co.'S Works Albany Iron
Works: Rensselaer, Iron Works; Carolina
Mills. Fail River: Nauck Mills"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

At a Meeting of the Presidents of the Dan
vile, Northumberland, Lewisburg, West
Branch, Lock Haven, and Jersey Shore Banks,
at WiIIamspori, on the 29th ui'., i, was re-
solved that during the suspension of specie
payments, by the Banks oflhs Common
weaih, they did not deem ii expedienl TO
make any arrangements with the city Banks
Tor the redemption of their notes, or sums
Of .Iscie in Philadelphia 10 keep their notes
al par.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

On Tuesday morning, Barns was sentenc'
Ell TO - years Imprisonment in the reni,en.
Garv. When asked if he had anything 10
saw Why sentence should not he passed., he
asseued his Innocence OF intending TO kill his
wlfe-expressed much feeling for has ehildreR
and SAID that hqno; had brought him TO his
fate. and thanked The Cour, lo'y aud his
Counsel for ,her kiodness.-Hee.9 u tht
Jnss1z
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

" Last week Joel ScEoonhoven, one hun.
dred years old, was discharged from Sing
Sing State prison, having been patdoned hy
the Governor. He was committed for life
for arson. He is II native of Orange county,
and reached the age of n century in prison
on the llh of July last, lle saw Washing
ton at Newburg during the War.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

4 Thoughtful Wifi Is PriOeiss 7reaHEe.-
SDch ans has Mr.. POeis, proprietor Of The
Paanix Hotsl, Lahslngburg, N. York, which
vas 6esrVyed b fire lse otber DAY He
hs. learned 10 bis surprise, that his wife had
ef5se,ed &c issurssce Of 81 500 or ibe prop
err win bsT pin np1ey, unknown 10 him,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

THr Cc,L TSAps There has been brisk
business done in me shipment Of Coal, both
hy Radrosd and Cana, during ;hs pss' week
The Railroad took down IS. iS6 l. tons, and
Ite Csnal IL ss6 o5 IONS, making a Ioal al
:. 4iso2 tons. Ssia on the preceding wee
ALIAS ,ans. Tac markets generally are
s,oa AT :, al compared with The same period
las, vs.r ara here is every prosps Ct of a
co,,,5ns,, ase,s,. lQul he close OF naviga-
unn
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

CANAL BoAR3 APPOINTMENTS. .-Hrr,sb,rg
Nov. I9.-The following Canal Board ap.
poinlmens were made to-day, viz:-Super.
visor Of the Delaware Division, VIM. Elliott;
ol the Lower North Branch, Geo. w. Search;
of the West p.nch, r. r. Birsenes. Mr.. Ar.
noId pumer, one Of the Commissioners, is
absent, but is expected 10 be here TO- morrow,
when COLLECTORS will be appointed.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

Tbs Easton (Pa.) -fIgds mentions an Incl
dent of an old gentleman, recently deceased,
in Lehish county, who had been suspected
oil having cons siderable money in his house,
although no one knew The amount On ex-
amining his premises, aftst his death, no
less than eleven thousand dollars were found
in srecie. which he had doubtless been saw.
ing and concealug for msay years.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

Eny- a terrible calamity occurred last
week nj Oxford Furnace, near Belvidcre,
M. The stopper accidcndy came on, Civ
ing vent or asrcss 10 two and II halt tons ot
molten Iron which was thrown out rs from
the mouth Of cannon among the work
men, killing tive oi them and woundlng
several others.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

An editor out wes,, advises private debt
or. 10 gel themselves incorporated into Banks
as soon as possible, because when man
fails, his properly is seized, and il he al
lemp,s to evads payments, he is called a
''swindler," but when Banks fail they are
unfortunate, and the Legislature makes il all
right. Pretty true.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

There is now hanging in The bar room o!
the Back Hotel in the borough of Lebanon,
e lIcerss granted by The Honorable Cover
nor of Pennsylvania, James Penn" in the
year one thousand seven hsndred and sky
FIVE. Ii is most singular in phraseology, and
strictly foreids lhe "sale or gift Of any iutox-
icaling drinks 10 gl iisns OF no orious drunk
ards"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25
Wlsco asin Election.

DErEorT, Nov. Is.-The Superior (wi..)
Chronicle, of ihe iolh insi., received this
evening, SAYS ibat popgiss county gives
Cross. fhe Denorrs;Ic csndidsf. for Govern
or, III msiOriiy, which, il is claimed, insures
his election
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

Sale Of ToAey Forge ProPaiy-The prop
cry Of Dr.. Rowan, al Veiley Forge, which
has been tie subject oi much litigation, was
sold last week for sIe,6oO. |, was purchas-
ed BY Mr. Rogers. OF TredYffrin township,
Chester conaty, The original proprietor.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

NE!IclaVs VsNIsoN,-0ar thanks are due
1o Wesley VIZ. ESQ, iot some vey aae
Neaisoa received he pas week he has
beea OF a hunting excursion :; Long Pond,
L. Sslliyap ooSE,v, aRd killed three me
Deer &sr4as iae mp. He has 9ul;e TASTE
for The romance oi hunting,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

u The Meiaedis, Congregation had the
Rsv. M. Warren u P-esca The f-S' serEaan
In'zss lactu-e -oor2 e sheir new Church o.
las S1BAsy evening The aeRse was oreEa-
&c and some iorv persons cousd not ob5sIn
xarnissien- Ths. dispersed vs-v a-:lerlv.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

- The sznzes an o.he. places q bns-
ness Essl be closed = Rloemsou-S on Tanks
szssas D.yssp 7ssssss
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

- Ths ;rscs< - grain IN tifis coR1'y Ers
EraGBaisy gosas doEn.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-25

= lpdss Woodward Is boidins fEo
week Coun N Wysning couary, sscioa-
Ins TINS week and las.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-21

$3.50
NJ Abhey 4 Nm 10 inccrpcrsse ne
Also hill IA incorporate the Orsio
Seminary, +H
Mr.. King A hill n .ss>S1crste Prairie
alec. No l.O,O.F. y.
Mr., Berry A bill 20 incorporate the
Ceiar Valley University
Nj. Murray A hill Ia ansaA On oct mr.
the superintendent II msab..ss o( ,he l~e,s.
lAtiyr ASSEMBLY,
Nr. Murray t,aslrr,sl the resignation ii
Mr.. f~utcn, Swg,~nt ~ the
Huse which was s,xrp,sSi.
IN melton q, Mr. Whitlock, . VOTE al
thanks Was ,ciAirrsd to M. Benton, lar the
abb, Impartial and sratlrmanly manner in
which he had Discharged the duties Of his
"'k~,
upa mot.,a III Mr. MURRAY. Mr. 30
4, Wand va, clec,,i Sergeant at, Arms, 10
iill III. vacancy
HOUSE then r~olvcd Itself ,nto ccnnnt,,p
Of thu whsse. ior TIN CONSIDERATION OF ihc
whole I'll" Vi hoaS hills. and ai,cr some
time spent therein, r-e, rc,su,c,i back sun.
dry bills. With the RECOMMENDATION thai
the, pas
auis ras<ee.
4 hill Ia n,e.rpora,r the md settlers
Association.
To eNtend the ~apora,r limits II the
town Of Chatheld
10 anthor,xs ti~ tras,e~- ~ S.,hoal die
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