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10 q; p; MATTHa VS. . C0.-oAE

0-Ra d. Nc. mATTHkcWS q CO.-CAR.
SSfNHH RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary for
-s2H Building and Repairing Carriages kept sale
AXLES suitable for Cane Carts Drays with Lnch Pins
and Nuts OF No. 1856 Gravier street. New Orleans Aul "
A oAHD-BuRNET HOUSE, cINoINNATI' o.
The subscriber takes this opportunity of greeting his old
friends patrons and the public generally and begs leave
that the above magnificent
Quoted scale OF enlarged beraity and accommodation
worthy its widely extended reputation
In sympathy with the spirit retrenchment economy
rendered imperative by the srngency Of the times
vading all classes the price OF daily board will from this date
be reduced to Two Dollars.
The advantages of the Burnett House all other Hotels
Cincinnati manifold; which liberal
public convenience the finest Dining Rooms Ladies' Draw
ing Room in America The liberal arrangement for
ing meals nearly hour in the twenty four great
of situation and close proximity all places Of
business
Trusts recognition of these important sdysntages
main very truly yours.
fe22 6m A. Il. COLEMAN.
NOTICE-PERsONS HAVING TEXAS LAND BUsI-
ness OF any kind nature have 1t attended by the
undersigned leaving with H. j. Stansbury ESQ., Of
Pcayune Job Office letters directing where the undersigned
call have personal interview in reference thereto
The letters shond be addressed to the undersigned
and egbe hand writing order mistakes
aid the consequent loss Of time. He the
North and will return here in about thirty days preparatory
his his place Of residence and business
Houston, Harris county, Texas.
Let the notices come In promptly and they will receive
City Reerencs-Gardner Smith, Esq, IS Magazine street.
Banks Arcade.
my29 tt J. H. II. WOODWARD
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chickens sundfy consigncee 10 uerToal "a bids
sugar. bales cotton
r3UISVI EStcaner vfoksh,rw-1ss hhi. tnhsccn 1nn
hbis foba4co To Feio,es teno hhiS 5i.,
cnsks bacon ~ Ihls dsl,r Moore A ss sei.s "a
Patton Sm,ihg hhds tobacco n II Siart rst hbds to-
banco 10 w q Robinson &ccs7 ~ te6Sn - hse. ,ss,
5bs screEof Alouay kco2s hhds iobacco bbs iour
Hewitt Norton xco-24 hhds tobacco Waruoin Kerrhfof
bids tobacco Fraser &cos ia 5 so0ace5 csks bacon
Lospech fco--l8 hi fohsccs n ft.fesid frsl7 do
Ysamsn Scolz hhds tobacco los bales cotton Johr.on
Summers <co- hhds tobacco enc N.~siJ fs hhds Ia.
baeco Noise Ievvs hdx tosrcs " S..rv coils
rome Pnvne 49, h.sr,., ~ hhis
port Robertson 800 hsat n A A Ne WINS
xcol02 iaies nav ~ sseI e- Il y F,tsli tss mis- s
dries kere bue9 Tvsrlsi i hs,s cot,oa Ia 4 a
Cron xeil-s hsss csr a i fniiy fri Il s inn III bars
40 sd sheets a. "a nlo mates prissiev 10 or
der Total nj MI X sobscce n, fsss cation = =
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wv sAhA-steamef Csllto r,os ~ ops tnoiassss "
beiS Seo-aa Dds mo'sssss ihompsoh aso-o< oe as
burhuuEe dco2 bids sugar - D1ls m9iasdes 10 ue
EgAhs-ivi ools moiasse ooraehrx2 bos mossss % hi
nstsae. s,anvsrss Keans fcois emnv bhls Tho,npson
"a sscss wool saels rr anTe Me(,ail1 mis- sigar 10
DE- Eesnsi boz radse bdis hides ii ii Hahse-5 pkes
,de of sacks ,otaioes and sunri.s 10
tai hhds snvar IS bbs mossses Isl hi bbis oasses bales
rosfo,, 49, - - - = - : -
49, ,s.y.r, .,,,o,,. rr g.. A., a-.,a,,,.
hiAn eE.dA OhOol AWrsteamer Era MO zl5 hides
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-. REMOVAL-TAYLOR 4 RADDIN, @a
NWY Wholesale Dealers in 8l*
Y Nv BOUTS, SHOES, HATS AND GAPS -
80 Have emoved their Stores from Ne. Al Magazine st.
to the large and commodous Stores Nos Il Magazine
Common street.
The undersigned would respectfully inform their
the public generally that they have removed their Store
above where they will keep constantly hand large and
every variety and quality.
They receiving In their stores per steamship
Black Warrior and ships Susan Kinks Fannie Ealer
fifty thousand dollars worth Of FRESH SEASONABLE
GOODS which they would respectfully
country merchants and dealers generally The inducements
they o TO buyers cannot be other establish
ment In the city. Please call and examine stock.
TAYLOR RADDIN,
sel2-u q MagaziI and ~ Common street
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neutrality-suspicious. nor me nnntrae

Notice hereby given that on TUESDAY 22d inst will
sd]ucste, at my office at II o'clock the
jcl6 Tt II. THEARD
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Leaves q ETH TEyR Sa \, lI.s inst s,srM
Leave. o. ssATgE9A 4, lg,9 :, a;, s,sE 4

lEA&A Moore MASTER O. r. Work clerk for Ouachita
Camden, ChampagBolle, Mario Saline. Alabama
Landing UuaehitA City Trenton, Monroe Columbia ,rris-
sonburg Trinity and all landings The 0uaehia Black
rivers. -
lei5 J. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
The Red Chief entirely new but for tina
trade and has been chartered BY Capt or be summer
and all business shipper and will
Of ne summer packet BY giving her lbe al patronage
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Is hereby given that sealed pr e she above
:, 20 svrtved by up D'' the s'h Jay Of
rs 3St ~ r -fEARD Comptroller.
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oUAoHIrA RIVER.


Leaves 90 TUESDAY, Jnne Is. at s. Pm.
IT.. - FOh CAMDEN, BEACH Hills, MIL
lets Bluff, koarks Landing Kldorado Landing.
Marie Saline Alabama Landing, Ouachita City. Sterngon
Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity all na Ouaehlts
and BLACK rveThe elegant running passenger packet
steamer Bluff city, Lewis Suapp master, will leave
above For freight pisssge, app board.
jell MUSE BRO, Front street.
Leaves TUESDAY, June is. at Bpm.
Regular Ten Day Express Passenger Packet.
IT. FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS VIII.
l@s4f2A}rS mington, ChRsnpagnoie Noreau Pigeon Hills
Marie Saline, Alabama Landing, Ouachiia City
Sterington Lochlomond Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluff
bia Harrisonbnrg Trinity and all intermediate landings
the OuaehiR and Black TiversThe
steamer BLUM city, Lewis Snapp MASTER win positively
advertised For passage npply board
jel0 J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
a8- The steamer Fox will arrival the
steamer Bluff City fos Saline river and bartholomew
alternate trips Gives clear bills of adug
Pense, with the privilege o. reshipping on the Fox
Leaves on THURSDAY nth inst. stsPM
, IT. - FOR CAMDEN DIRECT = THE
L@x&S,tS new light draugbt packet Comet,
gene Elliott master will leave ahcve for Cam
cen Beach Hil Mier's Biuf Champagn0e Marie Saline
Moreag Pigeon Hls Alabama Landing O. achita City syon
bartholomew DOrborne, Trenton, Monroe, Columbia Har-
risonbuTg Trinity and all landings Black
rivers. For freight passage, apply board
Jel5 j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
The Comet will with the Nssshall
for Saline and Bartholomew. Giving clear bills iadlng
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IA 8.
JKFFKRsoN AND cARRoI.IrnN RAfI.RnAn.

MoBILE-stsamer VIM Bag4ley 63 bales cotton Farley,
Jurey &cozI do Nc klsroy Bradford-ll
gins &co-9 do Metcaf &ce--6 40 DO Bell
Buehanon kco2 do McKissoy bills rosin 81 az
turpenfine smith kcoSi9 iron and sundre.
der-Toial 90 bales cotton.
PoNrCHARrRAIE RAILROAD.
NoBII4E-Steamer oregon-ss bales cotton to order
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Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY. 2ia ins viii
adudicae office, at II O'clock M the above
jel4 II T. ThEARD, Comptroller.
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Leaves every SATURDAY at Bpm
Opelousas via Achafalaya.
IT. FOR OPELOUSAS-THRN NEW AND
light draft steamer Bayou Belle, Capt John
Lyons, Will leave above taking freight
passengers Tor smmespo Old river all landings The
Aehafaaya For freight passage apply board BAYOU
de Glaize freight taken up far Mill Bayou.
my3l j. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
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FOR OPELoUsAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at O'Clock p. NJ.
f1.ds - FOR PELOU SAs-THE NEW
slie built expressly for the trade will leave as
above taking freight for Old River smmsport all landing
on the Aehafalaya For freight passage apply board
JIM JOHNSTON CO.. Front Leyes st.
yl4u Customhouse street.
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The Weather.

TORONTO, Jan. 5-8a. m.-The weather here is
mild and beautiful like Summer.
KINGSTON, Jan. SIS q. m.-Weather fine and clear.
OGDESsBunoH, Jan. 5-S a. n,.--The weather here
is fine and clear. The steam ferry is still running
ROCKVILLE, Jan. @S a.. m.-Weather fine and
clear.
OTTAWA CRY, Jan. $3.50 a. m.-The weather
here is very clear and fine this morning
MONTREAL, Jan. SIS: 80 a. m.-Canoes are crossing
the river here. The weather is mild and clear.
QUEBEC, Jan. $50 a. m.--The weather here is
clear and fine.
ScHrsTcTADY, Jan. 5-s. m.-Westher cloudy.
The Thermometer at 10 q. m AZ deg. above zero.
PITTsBURoH, Jan. 5.-The weather here is very
di,agreeabe; it is raining hard.
rHILADELrHIA, Jan. So p. m.-Weather cloudy,
WITH appearance of rain. Wind N. Z.
NohroLK, Jan ?. NIT has been raining here all
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CoscoRD, N, H., Tuesday, J

CoscoRD, N. H., Tuesday, JAN 5, 1853.
At meeting of the Democratic State Committee,
held 10 Concord Tuesday the 9Th inst, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted and ordered to be pub
Ished, signed by the members approving them
RsoseS That the Democracy Of New Hampshire adhere with
sssen hdsy TO the gree, principles Of popular soyrcSny a.
embodied Ia the and resrmed 10 tho Gin
csps PisErnn aud In their aud theu behalf rea
rn the Position that subject proclaimed BY them in the State
C0lwuton on the eth Of September 1855 follows That
etsvea the cardinal Doctrines Of State Rights and Popular
asnty ths recognize IN It's broadcast just and
ausy ths principles tina. the people Of every Organized
ana Territory belongs Of night the preossiiye Of regulating
@ their domestic and local affairs within the
limits o. tss Constitution and that denouncs all violation 81
fnsPe whether BY the Interference IL the Aboioists
ne re SAes OF ~ the ssessions Of their sbettor the
worn Of sectional agitation from the Slave States"
ksssed Thai In accordance with the letter aud spirit Of tho
organic act Understood and advocated people
80 have the right 10 decide for themselves. under the Contu
TOO Voo tue cascerol Al their domestic institutions aud
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ASSEMBLY.

The House Of Assembly was called to Ordes by Mr..
Richardson, Clerk of the last House. at IL O'Clock
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Magoon.
The list Of members WAS then called and the oath
of Office administered by the Secretary of State.
Mr. GODDARD then moved That the House proceed to
vote for Speaker viva Carried andthe vote stood:
For II. B. Van Yakenburs Of Steubep ......... 90
YoI Thomas @. Alvord Of Onondasa............. 50
FOR Samuel A. Law Of Delaware.
FOR Charles .. Adams Of Albany. .................
The following is the vote in detail:
Bsbb Baker ID. y. Baldwin, Bsmes, Bell. BLISS, bouton'
Fdserton C. Estes T. s. Esty D. Fish, Pszee Ole,
0odsId Green Hall, HALEY Hsmmond, Hard Helbsoes
hssSl Lamb Lewis Mcintosh, Mko~.. is.Ssr T. Palmer
j. Palmer Peck Rswson, Raymond Richards, hooer,son
Wake Woicott Woford-60.
For Thomas g. Alvord-Me.srs. Armstrong, W. Baldwin
Beach Blocker Chanler Chaeld Chauneey Child. Grain
Gage Garrison Hassery Hsnford Hart Hendrickson Holmes
Howell Hubbard Jeremiah J. H. Jones Jones Lsfin Ian
ns Lawrenc. Lord Lynch Mclean, McNett, Miisr su.
Moore Ossood Parsons Platt Salisbury Seeey smith, SVeh
son strong Sutherland, Tappeu VOORHEES, wager "ason
Wrisnt Weir Wheeock Winnie Woodworth-S -
For samuel A. Law-Mesrs Adams Bachelor Becker u
Bmahton Hodge Horton, D. Miller, Reynolds, Russell
Mr.. WAGER then moved an adjournment I'LL p
H., when tho House proceeded to select seats in the
The House met again at clock this afternoon.
The business Of drawing for seats was completed
when an adjournment took place until ii O'Clock to
morrow morning.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURES.

From Our Own Correspondent
sENATE........ALsAsY,J Jan. S, 1855
Ihk oRGAsIZATIos.
Al noon Today Lieut.. Gov. SELDEN entered the
Senate chamber and raped 70 order.
Every Senator was in Sis seat, a. spnesrsd bv the
responses to the roll-caIl of the CLERK X q p Alan
At the suggestion Of the President, the Senstors
Mr.. PATTERSON then moved that n p. Allan If
Rochester be appointed Clerk
The Democrats desired to go into ballot for tbi,
officer. and Mr.. Smith Of Suffolk made q motion 10
that effect which was declared lost-the vote stand.
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therefore declare opinion tho Democracy of New
Hampshire hst Constitution ought b. imposed upon them
the ope Of any ether Territory until has received
prcss approval
R,osd That the Democracy OF New Hampshire abiding
corfdeno. the integrity patriotism Pres
dent Buchanan and sconsu'ion advisers and In fidelity
o. the principle upon which they into power and
eAo. carry out those principles In Standardization Of the
GovtrnmCpt.
The foregoing resolutions were signed by sixteen
members Of the Committee; two were absent
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ing ls 70 le. the two Americans voting with the
Mr.. MXTHER thereupon moved 70 substitute the
name OF. N. 7. Rossiter OF Schohare for that Of
Allen. Lost.
Mr.. JOHNSON moved to substitute tbe name Of
Mr.. Allen was then chosen, receiving the votes of
fifteen Republicans and Independent III. J. StoweD
against fourteen for Rosster The two Americans did
not vote. ,
NV. Dwight was chosen Sergeant-at-Arns BY the
Simeon Dillingham; for Assistant Sergeant -at-Arrns
received seventeen votes-one of the Americans vot-
ing for him.
1s votes against IA for James Nesbtt of New-York
and declared elected.
n. Shiffen. Samuel Ten Eyck and James T. Clark
each received 10 votes for the posts OF First Second
and Third Assistant Doorkeepers, and were declared
chosen.
officers thus chosen, and the organization was CON-
pleted.
Governor and the Assembly with the information that
the Senate had organized and was prepared to pro-
coed to business
upon him was, that when he received like informa.
ton from the other House he would communicate.
An IssovATIOS.
When the usual motion, inviting the clergy Of Al
bapy 10 open the daily sessions with prayer,
offered Senator WILLARD Of the Rensselaer, Dis
trict moved to amend by extending the invitation to
the clergy Of Troy well, remarking that they
"only Is minutes from the Capitol"
The amendment was adopted without dissent.
REPgAL.
Nr. MATHER gave notice that he woald at an
early day, introduce bill to repeal the Metropolitan
Police Act.
cosGREss, ETC.
Mr.. OWEN introduced the following series Of reso-
lutiops which, being concurrent were laid over under
R,,d That the r,ht in Congress 10 govern incden and
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Confession of n Particle.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Jun. D, 1910.
Frank Heath and hs sister Miriam York Heath,
have been arrested in Dracut, near Lowell, for the
murder of their father Joshua Heath, blacksmith,
between sixty and seventy years Of age The daugh-
ter il is stated confessed that she first attempted to
poison her father and that her brother, on Saturday
Dbt shot him in the head and sfterwsrd buried the
body where it was found by the officers. They seem
TO have very faint idea Of the enornity OF the oil;
fense. The father WAS of incorporate habits and
ofte, ouarreled with and beat his children.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

Boston, Tuesday, Jan. 5, I853
The Republican members Of the Legislature hold .
caucus at the State House this evening. Charles w.
Uphsm was nominated for reelection to the Pres-
dency of the Senate, and Stephen N. Clifford was
nominated for Clerk. Julius Rockwell received the
nomination for Speaker Of the House. and Vim. Stone
FOR Clerk.
The informal ballot for Speaker Of the House stood
follows Julius Hale of Pittsfeld 10; Charles Hale
of Boston, 4S. Subsequently Mr.. Rockwell was
nominated by reclamation.
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Arrest of COunterfeiterS.

Boston, Tuesday, Jan. D, 1913.
VIM H. Stephens, of New Hampshire, was arreS. e
in this cty Tonight for uterng bills on the
John Hancock Bank of Springfield. lie is probably
connected with the New-York gang.
The following are the footings OF our Bank Stass'
uept for the past week: .o-,n.o
Losps and Discounts 50 TBS 300 Depo,is. lLoIs W.
Sp%cie............ 5ObV tfvusion''''''' H'-''OVN
Due fin. other Banks 5,I526OoI
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United States Supreme Court.

WAsHIN6TON Tuesday, Jan. 3, 1875.
No %. Argument for appellant concluded.
No. "a. Isaac Brown vs.. Joseph z. Shannon ct al.
Argued for appellant, and submitted on printed argu'
ment for the appellees.
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Fire..

RICHMOND, Va, Tuesday, Jan. 5, 1858.
The Richmond machine shop Of the Central Rail-
road wss consumed last night. Seven locomotives
were destroyed. Loss, $4,000; insurance triaiug.
Fire accidental.
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Gen. Walkers Men.

NORFOLK, Tuesday, jar. ., 100.
General Walkers men were discharged rom the
Saratoga to-day, by orders from Washington. Many
of them are wandering about the city, destitute, poorly
clad and mopsyless.
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

This Message has been formally delivered 10 the Lesss
ture in consequence of the organization Of the Assembly
but Published yesterday afternoon BY Inc Afp'e In
violation Of confidence and has thereby come public We see
no reason for withholding 1t from our readers.
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Death of the Hon. s. Il. Robbie.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, Jan. 5, 1853
The Hon. Simon Bradstreet Robbie, formerly Master
Of the Rolls, expired yesterday, aged So years.
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BARKIsoToS, n. g., Tuesday, JAN D, 1893.
The schooner Liverpool, just from Boston, with
cargo of four sugar and merchandise, while lying at
Robertsons wharf in this place, last night, took IRE
and burned to the waters edge. Loss estimated OF
$4,000. No insurance.
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The Case Of DOnneAly.

TRENTON N. J., Tuesday, Jan. S, 1853.
The announcement that Donnelly had been respited
until the 18th inst is error. Tho Governor has
finally determined not to interfere. Donnely will be
executed Friday, in pursuance of the sentence OF
the Court,
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The News-Yacht off Cape Race.

ST. JOHNS, n. F., Tuesday Jan. D. IoJo.
The News-Yacht Of the Associated Press, having
been repaired has now resumed her station of Cape
Race, and will intercept the steamers passing within
ten miles Of that point.
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Three Members were absent.
Election Of United States Senator

LOUISVILLE. KY, Tuesday, Jan. 5, 1853.
Gov. Powell was elected United States Senator from
this State to-day He received 80 votes, Carrot Da-
Wis 81, aud Mr.. Thompson l.
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Fire I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, Jan. 5, 1888.
A FIRE occurred last night on CLARK street. between
Quincy end jackson streets The loss is estimated at
So, 900, insured for go 900.
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- Failures.

Nx~-ORLEANs, Tuesday, Jan. 5, 1858.
The folpwing failures occurred here to-day: Messrs
Ward, Saunders 4 Hunt; Messrs George Smedes q
Co.. and Messrs. Titus, Groves q Co.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan: s. lS'S
The Americans hold caucus this evening to con-
suit on the proper course for them to pursue.
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Death Of a Hotel.Keeper.

SCHENECTADY, Tuesday, Jan. 5, 1853.
George Griffin the lessee of Givep's Hotel in this
place, died last evening.
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

HiRRIsBURG Tuesday, JAN D. ioJo'
The House met at III o'clock this morning. =,
The returns Of the election were presented " the
Secretary Of the Commonwealth and opened ana read
by the Clerk of the previous session.
The House then proceeced to the election OF
Speaker oe
Mr.. G.. N. Smith nominated A. Brewer Longaker OF
Montgomery County.
Mr. Isaac Benson nominated Thomas Struthers OF
Warren Country.
Mr.. Longaker elected by the following vote:
A. B. Lonsaker .......'.'.........'.''''."'oa
Three Members absent.
On taking the chair Mr.. Longaker returned his
thanks for the honor conferred upon him. He doubted
hi, ability 20 preside but would look TO the House
for the correction of any he might fall into
Though he had been raised TO the SpeakeTship by hs
political friends the oath Of office compelled him to
act as the Speaker of the whole House. without re-
gard to party distinctions. He trusted the session Of
the House would be short one, through the rapid
dispatch of business.
The oath Of office was then administered by Mr.
Struthers.
Mr. H. Welsh was elected Speaker Of the Senate.
The Governors message will be sent in tomorrow.
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lssvins deficit. 800 - y"
To meet this there is only the loan Of eooo,ooo au-
thorzed by the last Legislature, not yet negotiated
1t will devolve upon you, therefore, to provide the
additional means. have already suggested that
toll. On competing railroads be restored and would
further suggest as an additional resource such in
crease of canal tolls as may be found eIpedlent and
for the balance we can only look to direct taxation
and accordingly recommend that recourse be had
thereto in such and with such spPctionment
Of the burden over two years whl render II least
onerous TO the people while fulfilling the end pro-
posed Of insuripg the speedy enlargement. That re-
suit, if adequate means were on hand, might be &C
complished within the current year But inasmuch
we must be content to wait little longer for this
great conrumma,ion well assured that when it does
come it will come crowned with abundant and lasting
prosperity. Meantime MAY be safely estimated that
with the tolls GA competing railroads. aud tax Of
otc-haf mil annually. :oS two yesrs, sutfeien sun
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
NOTICE To RANCH OWNERS! +!

VVHE ATTENTION OF PERSONS HOLD
Il ing, or hereafter taking up Ranches in
this county, is directed to the following por-
ton of the Sd section of the Act passed April
9th, 1850, and now in force, concerning Coun-
ty Surveyors:
Sec 3. = No survey, or re-survey,
hereafter made by any person except the Coun-
ty Surveyor, or his Deputy, shall be consd-
cred Legal Evidence in any Court within
tie State, except such surveys as are made by
the authority of the United States or by mutual
consent of the parties"
As it is vital point in possessory land
claim, that it shall not contain more than 16O
acres of land the Importance of having the
only legal Evidence allowed by law, of that fact
is apparent. WESLEY X. BOUCHER,
County Surveyor
Mok Hill June oath, 1853. lie 26-43
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP

VEVHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
Il ing between the undersigned, was dis
solved on the 4th instant, by mutual consent
Valentine Compter will pay all of the part
nership debts, and collect, receive and receipt
for all debts due us.
JACOB HAHN,
J. 2. WAGNER.
San AnGreas, August 18th 1853. au 14-tf