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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

CAPTURE OF BUsuIRE The following de-
tailG of the capture Of Bushire are the only one
we have received;
Details of The capture Of Bushire have been
received from Bombay under date OF January
Q, and November 20. Some British ships
had arrived off the fort of Bushire, Cores
pondencs ensued, and on December 81 the Brit
ish sent on shore a copy Of the declaration Of
war. Next day 1.-THE 4lh) the Britt h took
possession Of the Island Of X uak, Silhou, op.
position as a military depot.
During the 7th and 9th the British troops
cisembarked at Hallia Bay, twelve miles south
west Of Bushire; the men landing with three
days, rations and without baggage. On the
morning Of the 9th the army, in two bri.ades,
advanced along the coast towards the ship
which we're sailing a little ahead on the flank
The ship Assaye. on coming abreast of Fort
Bushire, shelled il from a distance Of LOO
yards and dislodged the garrison, 800 Of whom
took up anew position, to oppose the British
advance. Brigadier StopIord was shot down
while leading his men to the attack.
The British thereupon rushed on the enemy
who fought sharply with the bayohet unt.
driven back upon the fort, whence they attempt
ed to escape. But were met by tbs British
Rifles seaw ard and by the cavalry hardware
Colonel Menot Of the cavalry was killed. Th,
enemy were not Persians but Arabs.
They lost three Chiefs and a large number O
msA. The British loss is reported to BE- thirty
five men. Bushire was then summoned t
surrender, and the channel having been 6loyeC
during the night. the city was bombard,d. ant
replied steadily for four hours, then sure;
dered. when The British entered the town.
The British report no loss in the fleet:
The Governor, Commander OF the Fleet, an
an officer reported to be the Minister Of Wal
were taken prisoners, The garrison. being tw
numerous to retain, were escorted some di.
lance into the interior and liberated. sa
Bushire was proclaimed British territory an
q free port.
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iR~isfeIl0ntOus Rruoing.

Whipping a SlaTs 70 death in SaraRha.-We
stated yesterday that Michael BOylan and
Philip Martin had been arrested for the MUIR
der Of q negro. a slave OF the former named
Slednsy. AA examination was held yesterday
before Justices Russell. Hart and Reedy. us
Howard, Carlton and johnson, who mace an
examination Of the body Of the deceased. les
tiled that in their opinion the beating inflicted
was sufficient to cause death. Several Wit
nesses were examined. the substance Of whose
testimony was 10 the following effect: : The ne.
gro Stedney was a runaway. He was arrest
ed on Wednesday uOrning, by Constable Jones
aud taken to Mr.. BOylan, his owner, who en-
ployed The officer to whip him. Constable
Jones gave him some thirty l4shes with a rid
ing whip or small ,coFhide. On the afternoon
Of the same day, several Witnesses saw the ne
GO tied by the hands to q tree, and the Pris-
ener, Martin, beating him with a heavy trace
strap. One witness, Mr.. Robert Curry, tes-
ti6es that when he came up 10 B~oyian's place,
be saw Martin beating the negro in a most cru.
Ell manner, while bOylan stood at a short dis
lance looking on. Witness demonstrated with
Boylan against the inhumaniIy Of the punish.
meut, when the negro was released and fell tC
$ the ground, speechless and PROSTATE. Mar
y tin ordered him to rise, and afterwards deal
b him several blows with a wagon whip Wills
}, he lay on The ground inSensible. Martin thsl
; dragged him from the place into the house
l. where he died on Thursday morning. Sarge
ant Wilson, Of the police, having beer notife'
ofths murder, repaired to the place and foam
{, the negro lying upon the floor, his body sdI
t, warm, and a coffin in readiness for his buria
a Returning to the city, he reported to the s.
h, Icitor General, who promptly ordered the a
" rest Of Boylan. Boylan was arrested by Il
Sc officer, who, learning from the conyersatiC
ur between Boylan and Martin, that The latt
e was implicated in the affair. arrested him ais
ID At tbe close fLhe testimony the case was sui
mitted without argument to the magistrate
re who committed the prisoners to answer Il
ld charge of murder in The Superior Courts
ret vdnndh News.
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RAIL ROAD HOUSE,

CARR CLIFTON, ------ OHIO.
MEN OF ONO. LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
NI The time has come when every man will buy
his Groceries where they can be bought cheapest and
are of the best quality;
II. l.. COGSIL has the cheapest and best
lot Of Groceries in town; Call and see what excellent
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, MOlasses, Cheese, soda; Starch,
saleratus, Tobacco, Cigars, &c,-in fact any thing
that is comprised in a well assorted stock OF Groceries,
Also a good article # fresh fish.
lie will also pay the highest cash price for Wheat,
Rye, Corn, Oats, Butter and all kinds OF produce
UaIr0lltcn, Nov. ", lS56.-tf. ii. h CQGSlL.
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To SthOOl Teachers.

nHE BoA6D OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
CAROL county, will bold SIX nEIRGsi for the sx-
nation of School teachers during the year 1887, on
the loIovinr DAYS, namely: On the third Wednes.
d.v IN February, April, June, August October, and
December. The meetings will be held IN enc Of the
pubIe school houses in OarrOlltOn, commencing at 10
O'Clock, forenoon. |I -rI .rrlHA
The standing rules of the Board regulating sIemi-
Eations are the following;
/. Each applicant not personally knCwn e
the Board. must produce a certificate Of coed moral
character, Of late date. and signed BY Que or more re.
spOnsible persons. Peg H .
q Each applicant must come, furnished with pen,
hk and paper; and also with McGuffey's Fifth Reader.
a 10 eac6appKcant will be submitted a list Of
questions on Arithmetic. English Grammar, aud Geog
raphy, TO be ansWee cd in writing.
No applicant will be regarded as qualified 70
teach, nor entitled to a certificate, who does not cor
reelly answer one half Of the questions submitted in
each branch.
s. Certificates will not be issued On The day Of ex.
animation. but they all be RENTED by mail or other
wise as soon as practicable. And when an applicant
is deemed unqualified, a note stating that fact will be
sent him.
6. Applicants coming in after the class formed
and the examination has commenced. will be expected
to wait until the next regular day Of examination.
Z. No certificate will be granted to any f.Tson VIII
Is known to the Board to be habituated to lie use Q
profane language, to be Incorporate or di'i onest.
s Each applicant must furnish hi elf with
slsmped envelope, and him self ilttIs with
own name and address, and in such envt ope bis
tifcate or note will be forwarded.
by order Of the Beard,
Janury ! ,ls57.-lS. WIN. mccoy, See'y.
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Julius, was yeu ever in businessT' In course
was.' What business! 2 "A sugar-PlAnter.'
SWhen was dat, my colorGd fIiendP De day
I buried dat ole sweetheart oh mine
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

A new pill has just been patentedin Albany.
i. is made Of India rubber. One box curesa
cold, aud renders your Oysrcoat imPerviOus to
water.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05
rnln,OrOlw RmOlnn
Lennrfmant in Chureh.

IA. .0,,-saoaAept II The Musoatine bnq1a-
70, .aas disJIs ppats PePts'iss Of bshH
vioi in church.
uoOu entering church. you should 14ks Oh
xour hat ifySa are sgenNemsni II a lazy
vou can keep ~ on. You should sic dOSn 10
An, clip as sOOu as you get near enough
'vOu are seco@papisd BY a lady and she be
ysur sur, riOr,y you must not both squeeze IN
10 the slip together for something might
.bresk; il soc be yOpr inferior lei Der 60 %
soms other church You should not talk a.
loud ia mestfng uulsss you be the preacher
Never 70 10 Jour pew IN a hurry unless you
are afraid You will get crowded out and :"
..,h lines be sure and take the shortest cut
uul,s, the choir are singing l see him on his
winding way. IfyOu are accompanying . Ia
sv sbs should open The ~doOr-thAtis Al she Is
40 disposed; il the lady accompanies yOu' you
should open the door, aud If she be your suPe,
riOr and strOng-mlnded 90 in. but ii inferior ana
opposed to wOmap's rights, let her 60 Up, put
you put.
Should you sit in a slip beside fashionable
lady, YOU should not look at her during ser
vice, especially il you are not good looking
for she might faint. Never cast sleeps eyes
at ts fair sex during sermon time. unless BY
previous arrangement. II you attend church
with a lady ia the evening, you see her home
unless somebody better looking cuts you out
and in that case, give him jesse for his imPu
dence, bu! don't say anything TO the lady, 10
she want to blame, poor thing. II you hav'
A small hand, and chance to have a ring on II
Be sure an6 keep ii 1.-THE handy 10 your pocket
for folks might think you wanted to make
show, Don't look at your watch in church
fofiti is evidences that you have more regard (.
time than eternity. Meyer blow your nos
when you have a chew Of tobacco in you
mouth, for you might get chOked. Canes, UNI
brellas, and babies should be left on q stan
outside the door.
Don't change y0ur seat, unless there ar
taCksin it, or the little wee darling dear benin
you pulls your hair; aud even then DONE g
uneasy or fdReliy, nor leave until there is
pause in the sermon, aud then go out Ike Ii
wick OF a bob,t.iled candle. Never yaWn
shurcb, with stretch, for your suspsnde
might break, and you be gathered together
scroll ! mean ifyou are a gentleman. VII,
rrelurnine from church, il you are an aged ma
e quietly. and do not stop on the way to c
up any Of your freaks. No lady should stay
shat on the road, unless she be a superior, a
sfsope consequence, Ginger
Should The sermon exceed one hour Al
forty minutes ia length you can shift your r
sitOu, but not even then, unless you think y
,csn pet an easier one. liza lady is sitting
ysur aide, aud she be your superior, aud s
10 'nodding,' LEI her lean her head upon "
shoulder, bu: have your eye out, and RENE
Der that in Martin Van Buren's translation
Homer We learn
THAT nodding IlliOn waits the impending ia
II on entering your slip. you find a strant
in il, don't 'kick' him out; but let him be, a
il the sermon is as long as some we know
he will be sufficiently punished for hi' audacI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

"Miss Brown. | have been to learn how
to tell fortanes," said a fellow to a brisk
brunette; give ne your hand. il you Die ase.
Lai Mr.. White, how sudden you arsi Wen,
90 ask pa.p
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Union COAL MINES.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN RIB
L fitting. and has IN good condition hls Coal A,nss
in Union township, and + prepared 70 o. Al osss.s
10 any amount The superiority ofthe Goa iufnante
from these mines Is veil established and y = 10, ne-
eessary to commend the coal ta those Sno nave ''
dsng IL a IL use es,doLshes Us ShAis0 a.o,e,
1 hase ia nv employ Aesrs. John n. and eeO'k.
W. Heming. who are second 70 none 10 me ssas, =
coal miners. JUN
January I, lsS6,-au.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

The oxen out in Iowa live SO long that the,
have TO put sticks on their horns for thei
wrinkles TO run out on.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

1tis said that a yankee baby viii crawl out
Of his cradle, take a survey Of il. invent m
improvement. and apply for patent before
he is SIX months old.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

A servant girl. writing a letter, asked her
msster il The next month had come in yet. He
laughed. WELL said she. what | mean
has the last mOntb gone cut yet p
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

Why cannot a family Of girls be photograph
ed?-Beoause there is no sun.
Ladies' fancy work. Talking.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

What is that (which you can give away, and
have Il increased, aud yet retain it yOursel?-
InEcrmAtiOn'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

A petiap dog having bitten a piece out Of a
mans leg, the hsartless mistress exClaimed.-
'poor Dash | hope il won't make him Sick
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Stop that SIander

mHIs CERTIFIES THAT NEVER CHARGED
L Mr.. ELMER FAY, with having my COW or that Of
any other persons unAwfully in or about his premises,
and that said Fey ever held in his possesslo ! said COW,
but believe him to be an honest man, scorning to COM
init any act of the kind. VALENTINE LEITNER.
February Sissy -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

l ses through i, now as the beggar sale
when a stone was cast directly through tn,
hat he vas holding in his hand for aims.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

An old bachelor being asked if he had ever
witnessed a public execution, replied No, but
once saw q marriage H.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

- There aie two letters in The alphabet which
:. 5 hays The power OF transforming the word ample
M into . pattern. Which are they2-S and X:
sample and xample.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

Why is a man who makes additions TO false
runners like one that has confidence in all that
10 told kimf-Because be relies on all that be
hears.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

The next question to be debated By the
Farmers CLUB is, "Can good bread be raised
by wind, If the VIVID be east A.?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

Whyi . il easier to 10 u clergyman than a
physician i--BtcsusS 1t is easier TO preach than
to practice.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

There are only three ways ~ofgotting out ot a
scrape-wrte out. back out, but the best way
is to keep out.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

The proprietor in calling the attention OF the pubic
to this preparation, does so with a feeling oil tne y.
most confidence in il virtues and adaptation 10 Tue ui-
seases for which it is
Il is no new and untried article, but one that has
stood the test Of a ten years trial belOve the American
ueople, and It's reputation and sale is u%nrivalled by any
similar preparations extant. The testimony IN It's IA
vor given by the most prominentsnd well known fny'
sicians aud individuals in al parts OF the country Is ih
mense, and a careful perusafof the Almanac, Pnonsh
ed annually by the proprietor, and 70 De naa graus !"
snv Of hs Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skeptica
that this remedy is really deserving the great celebrity
{ has obtained. nCu o..
Principal ONCE and Mandatory, No. SARCh st
Philad'a, Pa. ~
Sold by G. A. Boegel, CarrOlltOn. A Mclean Au
,gusta. Ware L King, Norristown and by all Dealer
in Medicines, .T
April If, 1856. y.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

The young man who once saw the day
when he wouldn't associate with mechanics, is
now acting as book keeper to a manure wag-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

Why are 4 and c The NEST alluring letters
kl IN the slphAbet?--Because they form the centre
0ef attraction,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

A late traveller says it is so cold in the nor
thern part Of Greenland that it freezes the fire
out.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

NSATE NOTICE.--Nolics is hereby given
u that L have been duly qualified as executor Of the
will ofJohu Edwards, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate must present themegally au-
thenticated, within one year from this date.
Dec. 4, .S56, JEHU lpBN, Executor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

70 squsrs 3 circle -settIe up your wife's bill
saA FOR hoops al the dry goods store or m~illinor's. B.
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- SANDERS,
HORSE RAKE.

fatehteQ Juhe % toJ<s AVA
UtHIS Rake is Intended for raking hay and cleaning
wheat 6elds. viii work we'll on rough stony
ground; The teeth being the eOmmon metallic spring
steel. lts Opendon Is the most simple and easy ofany
Horse Rake IN use. The operator ildes and operuies
the Rake With his leet. The teeth being attached 10 The
~axlstree, Which is The head Of the Rake, with hinges on
the front side attached 60 the shaits; the head Vibfbtes
on the axes Is il required b. the operator 20 leave te
load vhen Necessary. The Bake Is well adapted 10 al
classes Of men. This Il the cheapest, simplest and bes
Horse Rake now IN use; al. all Fairs where exhibited Il
has taken the premium. -
We have purchased the right for Carroll county, from
the Paientee, and offer said flake to the .aTmers Of Lii
tie Carroll At reasonable terms.
A model Of the Rake can be tGen at fhe 'AmeTleai
HOuse, q m.ll uL .LL "
Carroiton, Ohio. WOODB0RNE 4 R%0UDEBUsH.
July 19, 1855, Il.
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Betting j. immoral. but low can the msn
gbo bets be worse than he wac isUo better
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E. R.ECKELY.


AItorRsy ead COaHssIFOT at Law
OFTIoE-New frame, immediate ely opposite the West
DOR Of the Court House. Ill
ffsbS' Sal Carrohton, ONO.
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BUSINESS Cards,
~. MORRIsON.
AFF0RNE 4 2 Z "

By specil arrangement, the services Of Jup0s Bat
pEx Of Canton, can be retained, in all cases when de
tired.
OvycE-fn the 70 IN opposite the rest froHfo Of the
Court House, heretofore occupied by J. II. nipP ESQ.
FEB. 15-'55.l
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NSTATE N0TIOE-NotiCe is hereby given that the
IA undersigned has been appointed and duly qualified
as administrator Or the estate of Henry Shaver, de-
ceased JOSEPH SHEARER.
Feb. 10, 1856,
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H't u. u. ~.
President Of Farmers C,A.ege.
L0BlN ANDRE S,
President of Kenvou Cou.a.

President Of Kenyon College.
To Young men who wish to acquire a business Edo
ueation," We think it aiiold DE- facilities s,ldt m eousIed.
Mr.. Granger has the rare qualification Of tLeor, tftsi
S~noNledge and aptncss in teaching, ADDED to practical
Counting Room experience, s3d We feel cotEdeuttist
graduates from his College will be fully conpetthlsto
keeE the most complicated set, gf Books.
A {. STONE, WhOlsale aud Retail hefchfnt. ,3uf
j, LJANNEY, Sec'y Bid OF Control, STATE L'k,e
j. EPARK, Btok Keeper at D.. 7. WooiLuua.,
D.. )VERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank
ii q, NlLLS, Sec'y COlnn. bus Ghsaud Coke Co..
G, ;. MASON, Book Keeper at j, II. Riley and Coz.
+ full PAL ticulars send for ca ca ~. sA'H"it "a.
o. GRANG FIR ,r+ 'INSTLoNG. .r
- PrUptietoIs.
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Keeping, Lse,ursss& PsnnahshiR Invariably beei.
l. advance. q k4o t4tE
For iall coun . IN Ladies Department. iusu1p-sfSul
lnHE Prophstpus take great pleasure In esrresipe aadi
/ II their thanks for the gratifying end urpfe taents3 .sM
success which haze Haiked the career Of their Ius,au-D
ZION since its establishment at the CsPlisl, aud sdnug
lates them 10 renewed exerdons TO meet, in de mostl
Il efficient manner. the rapidly increasing dtnandi for,
practical and eempTehensiYe souEs Of msrcanale ivy
Iraning. The graf practical experience Of the Pin 81.
eipaL iRheaEy Ralking- and CenmsGal Hsusss-A-
sisted ty ,du,st,dsnd accomplished QhtlsHen has
enabled him to bring toa degne OF ptastthR a sVs-
TEN Of e0untRg loom irsurc ion, b. olA s~tstGei,es.
not attained by any other Institution. Each. tl dert
BY this new process, Is ehiled At The detk, ndyiatsl.s i3j
y, step by steps urth he has nssfreduhe Nhole hns
nountine Of an Accountants duties as thor ueLIY "A
though he had terved an apprenticeship IN sobs ~
Commercial House and lus sllaHksndsess f.sIs.
Rg and ers'es'op' nlp'frs GER are re- n a greet Hsasins svo
In addition to our engagements Of accomplished sE.se.
~Esistents, We have also s%tcuiecle services Of s.ne
The most eminent lectures / Ohio to lecture on ccn-
merdaltOpics. -fa.it e1loA aas aotci1t al
Our coulse Of Instruction is too cxieI dcd 10 garlic.
ularize here, butt tmbnees every thing eopbsc,cdiA
with double entry betk keeII e. with lfee and ie1CW
discussion Of It's Scientific FiireipleF-Ltciuie urnn
commercial History, aud History Of Eminent Gem,
meitial Men, Commercial GeoeraIhy, e,bme,ei.
Products, Commercial Calculations, Political, Eeouemv.
Mercantile, Law, Ethics Of Trade, Tarti ership. 49,
THE Ladies' DEPARTMENT SsHla OF
Is now open for the reception Of Ladies. No insttu.
ltion in the UriOn in erts a mole ltrCuth or h.6eIea." v
ing course in this Department. isner W iutE.7 Iul
In conclusion, We would a99, flat We 81 al pulErorth
our best tfforts to meIit in astil NOE eminent d. gree, -
the catering reception with Whtb our. enterprise has
met, and pledge ourselves 70 inI ar ia noIe iEorouRh.-
practical course Of Mercantile Instruction tLsn can be
formed at any otber similar Mercantile COLLEGE. q sslul
Among the many accommodation, We give the lof,v
lowing:
1--WE the undersigned, take pleasure in ~tes,iitinR
that we are personally acquainted with Nj. Graneers'
ability as an Accountant, and teacher Of Book keen.
ing. which is Of the highest order. He has had gtkstl
experience as an Accountant in heavy Cen n aciaI ,Id,,
F Banking Houses, which gives him sureiior htulti,, In
impaltng a practical knowledge Of Book keeping! md
a thorough CONNER al Education. -.
l. j. ALLEN l.
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q HAWKS. Now is the time for a nice Shawl .
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AIsN,T, Jan. ., 1851.
Tbo Assembly va called 10 order a, IA goiocS IN,
morning by r. q. Sherman, ccrk.
Amer prayer b. Rev. Dr. wgkof, us' q tsS mon
bers osIcd each proceeding " the Uerss desk
ara thore taking the sS'b Of oncs acm,n.ocd BY NE
Secretsgy OF ate.
Tho Clerk then declared tho House auIy convened ssl
he election q Speaker proceeded With RIA cccs.
On the fr-t ballot, vivid G Lteirhn Saving received
q majority ono votes cast, was declared daily eictec
lows
Gsruvvpr 90 rrp Asarvlu y--Arcep my sincere
thanks or the hccor you have Conferred uron r,e by
cboossnr yo-r pr~,itnF ofii-cr. reet hardly ~
700 ha Nc expression o. your 11nfdcrcc srrrc
stated and demands f.itfful diroh1rgs ~ the
duties the Char. Relying implicitly upcr your cordial
co operation, sha 10 the bcst Of my ability, carefully
enforcement a the rules We uiur apply ourselves "
the burinoes which requires attention vito patient
and untrhs industry, hoping for the deser approos
too o. an Intelligent corrttuency In oar deberators
affecting the varied interests Of great end prosperous
state, let nplcre the rudsDce of Him ufo rlee over
ell and without whose blessing eli humsu csicts are IN
awaiting.
uesrs Perdon and wstswcrh, a COMMITTEE fr,n the
Senate appeared and inirrned the House OF the ~gsn
xaloD o. that BODY
ne following cdioer, we're Ihsn chosen
C7ert--Wm Richardson, Of Albany.
Domtoerc--Henry Newbouse.
Observation-Disclosures FARRELL and John Lewis.
Committees were then spIoinsd W vat on tbe Senate
and 0overnsr and inform them that tbs Banse bsd ogs
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