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FINANCIAL AND CONNIE r iAL.
MON EY NAB EFT,

SUNDAY. March 2l-s ?. w.
Toe pls. week has been her quiet dnanc:sla az
fairs The stock market the whole has Re depressed
AMI without speculative exeitement The decline 10 prices
has been pretty general but not 70 very grs., extent
The tendency throughout has been tho
cline tie important r speculative csss ~
stocks. No particular given, or SEQ,
fer tbs depression 10 to the rs March tn ez
Fsnsen 10 market values RAPID Ard Affected nearly
every stock en- the list. Quotations advanced
KS ron the lowest 10 The highest points aod tue CT.
tr. community appeared - be involved the movement.
Large lets % tocEs have purchased Aser oct OF
the street. BY parties able 20 hoi, une specullts.s
just capital enough TO put up sa Marquis, hsv.
ino large centrscas at cop.'ss-y high prices nct OF
The socs that has been paid for sod taken " lhs
sweet, viii stay out urti pront bc by ho4
ers, spo c' ths rdnncs % -n.t.ry
VIII wi,hoa. douh. DC th,y expire 30 l,=g a
monty copaues abundant .nd cheap great s,orfcss
w 20 made s:ocSn Tae fsl1rs " most OF BIO
secar suc5 nc 20 give holders confidence prces
the present tpo.p-ut sre such 80 70 ja,cfy
Carrying, with s5iost guaranty ~ a. nprov-oeltt hst
VII fes'z- hsn"rcne results. The rou-dvideni pay.as
s,ocis sene-sy RUE ,v points rhe sun7-u, onasey
required = carry sevest suadrcd shares ste. VA.
advance o:wo ard three per pays largely ca Tho
blvostne9;. hundred s,sres u Hudson Rvef r-.
Michigan s,v.h-rn /. crcsse cay few hsst-ca
ooiisrs, tss very moaers,e rise il pr.ses gives a
sroa: per cS1.le prod. a= ire pvsstsj srssA
tor Ne~ wa street movements u tais hgst sla end
the cha: ruen in their iayor whsa they - s-
ket a. sach low po,'s upcn the rcsumpt,s, Of ravsa.
too great lmpels W. shou, doubt, BE- gv.a ,o orsi
OPERATORS geheray Sab.u The past week or ,p,o
Indications Of fapi recovery IN traie hsss sppslrsi
snd Il looks very much ~ though there 'ysud he
considerable activity 1g all classes OF merchants 40
navigation tho canals j. opsn
the movements of me,chsr'se snd p,o1ucs nrs: star.
ssan the rnsehpery q oamuerco AL wss>at 4. pe,c.r
facilFs for mo7idg supplies 70 give aosndve 20
consumption Ep'e.p-se srd scivGy s.e coa.l 9cs aad
from q smaN bssinarg shai TOT - ,Sng q 4 plnS
rraer ig. Ecatwiy t5e sxpsnson Of credits All con
petition Q; trade We start UPON a sound and ta...sy
eass and may ..isr,s.s With sa.e,y apoa c. y is-se o
prosperity We can o's for y-.rs Of p-cy,e-s vvrpu,
Interruption from pani;s uaiors and rih siric.
sihsrence % the reforms s'resiy iD,Todaoei lao tIe
rusBagemert Of cur pubic wo'is .ec no r-ssn way
they snoud ret become permanently productive AL su5
stanasi rves:r emf for CAPITAL
The expor;Aoa Of specie from thu port last sex ~ss
quite United ~ appears oy the fel!o~ins st-~msot
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CLOSING rRCR
CITY COMMERCIAL REpOaT.

AaErs- Sales Of 90 ools py.s were Alas a, 64c
BEsADaJrFs -FiOur--t Toe letters by tho ARABIA hal
tepdency T. stneD 10. vs~ ~ holders, spt csls-
tcfcGCt 70 tic dog end, shle ore sono iacrea-n
tnc aroun; Of sacs ana low grades frmcr quota
t-c- ~itnu, chang. ~ moment Ia PRICES Toe
or,een s,cu 800 1900 bots, c.cs,rs within rsrso
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loving sSz..nA:ots for Aldermen AM Supervisors ssro
MALE
Ward Warf
i-prri.i n M they lo-Asrsh,n B Saw.
jean hcN4mce. rI-Goorse D.ney.
5--(Noin. Cym elected) ie-Tlnc<hy B.unon-
s-Levs Newman - AoneI q Buei.
John Doher:y, 1s-JsbD N Colol.An
kopet turey. J,-.pn smith.
Charles Franks. 15-AEsrew Gun a ael.an.
T-Fdv ard Rows is-John ~ cieu
s-Janes SnarEoJ. 1s-nArtlr Kaiotehch.
o-Ilso1lss y Gress, Ia-JAooS n. Y. Coskrofl
William II. Campbell.
--psHvs,ss
Hdr5. Ha-d
1-walnm C.grer lo-wn. n Bayarc.
2-Fe-pci- Nsykey. 1i-Feix Campbell.
mem. Com. appo.ntct.) 12-Johr Y. McConnn.
s-Hnren snecden. 13-John B. Colt
e-flsbs To.rii, H-John Flaoerty,
IHwasd AcKaerics. 1Asrb Cons.oes.
f-T ". Salem 1S-rbomas Cus-Tiary
7--'ie>rCe ". pleekey. 1e-AIexan Ter koah.
S--laiTick Gallagher. 1S-J.mes Garrison
s-J0bn s Bcgut, 1e-John Berry
Christopher 5-eetnsn.
"a VII be sosn eoubis BoulsAions have been male IN
severs d The ~ASds The election vii be bed on the
70 rHs spIToa OF rHs sss,ln
SATURDAY March ~ iSsS
. ssS EYER rrss H. a s.S we s5f
e. s9. III. % Z gs s s
-ss Guy .rFT.s >, saS a:Ss
suy bound democracy Of The four'esnih wars
web a. % ire respective casdiasss elected
ard furrhh you with correc, IL. ! the candidate. ssc,sd
E ii s you'd rS $50. .s-s a.. sr :, IN. me-
otc uc.ei with the % joseph smith Tor Ai5srman
pSsd prisfg sisssr s. Is. aisS;
r"s kl.sfmsn. JohD q tolAh-n.
rS ~ sa. .ss..d, ri; jsha Nth rlshery
For Constable p ssssfry
tDwk ~ hcHUGH, ,tn-pec,o-, Of N,
JAMES BUD. yPrimsry eeeuon.
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$500 col St.9es.-s4
60,S8,s92 ~ .aCt.ss0
Since Jan. I......s39 5oT 100
iss ss3 ias So, A.s.sii

The report Of The Sste E1yneer shows ,oa there are
1850 miles o. railroad IN the sa,e Of Ncr YORK. upsD
which there sre s7s ioc.onv@- These e,e,- rycn "A
average, IS Oop miles per y.s- AMI corsns AZ rl
thop-su' ccrds ~ ~c,t escn " az bunirsj sal
s~ety eight 'hccssnd c,,ts ~ eece year. Ihers are
uror AZ average, biryGve cords 81 alo ssh agrs
q fair woodland % ,hn Lees tpsa tevsaie-n thslai
rive tvndred sc-es 4 SIC each yesr ISIS IA
In orrer 70 scpply the lccyrouves 8pon tss r,vif "
single state with fuel ri.b tts.s & os -aftsu.as
dficut 70 ac-1ua, for the i.c eos a .xy-ase rnab
every snd then sorescs cs'-, , " - ,s.J
working; nor can 80 h'Te foc ~ rs4.,i.p. *
ospt By the assr5polsnt % faai stc.
Is thus rapidly p-o,sstss o.! ~c's raa tr.teace u
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uyooLiy. Politics.

DzMoCRAric wA1D NOMINATIONS.
TIC rrasaFy meetings Of Ia esnosfAac ole - we're
held in lie several ~ards Friday GIT, tie col
lowr. Nominations foT Aldermen aas Supervisors ssro
male
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POLITICAL

A MEXICAN LE31oN.- EXECUTIVE O. c WI Mssr
As: The u aal place, day snd nssr b,u rr@ no.c
fpecirl business. W. 5. fispAI.s CD
1nTN WARD. REGULARS WILL. NsEv At TIE
~ Tenth Ward Hotel ha Monday sve1ing March y at
oclet " N'RnAr MCLEOD, PRESIDENT
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The banks VII not shos any ncreses taer spccis
reserve 10 the next s~tsnea. TIE ps of gold Into
the susressuy have been large ~ooouo. of Soc o.-
government loan.
The following tbe quotations 70, G., .ui srr,-.-
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WrNEs AND LIQUOISs.
II YOU WANT TO Oct aooD gs.ss or ALE
ana read the Illustrated London News Punch aud gsls
LIE IN London, call at the London ouae northeast crner 81
twenty srst street and Seventh avenue
QUEEN BRtND.-uofLAND GIN or THE REST
PAklsB, " beaver street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-22
GOVERNOR,S MEsSAGE-

We refer the reader, with pleasure, to the
first Annual Message Of Governor Hall. 1t
is brief and practical, and excellent in style.
The recommendations are few in number, and
the Legislative body may pretty safely infer
that few changes are desirable in the general
statutes of the State. The change that is
suggested is indeed of great importance but
as a creditor when a creditor at ALI always
behind in the pursuit Of debtors, and as a
debtor too often in want Of mercy, ace are de-
cidedly in favor of the measure recommended
by his Excellency. The interests of both
creditors and debtors, as a whole, would un-
doubtedly be subserved by it. On national
matters, it will be observed that the Governor
is both sound and strong, as is fit in the
Chief Magistrate of the soundest, the stron-
gest. and the purest Republican State in the
Union.
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to provide for the election Of one additional Judge Of the
supreme Court adopted
On motion Of Mr. Chitcndcn. the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
ms introduced and ,cfcycd.--By Mr. Hobard Of
Chelsea, relating 10 the certifying o records Of Justices
Of the Peace BY Mr. Rounds Of Chester relating TO the
taking Of testimony in suits at law y Mr. Prchard VI
Bradford providing FOR adjourned Term Of Orange
County Court at Bradford BY Mr. Randall Of ltoxbury,
for the payment Of counsel for the respondent IN crmi-
nal cases all 90 the committee printing. BY Mr..
Randall Of RoXhury, 10 pay j. ", Hastings the sum
therein mentioned TO committee ON claims.
Petitions rcfctrod.-Of David S. Church, Sheriff Of
Addison County praying for relief 70 committee on
claims; and hy Mr. Snow " Pomfct, to reauncx part
Of Sharon TO pomfrct to committee ON Town Lines.
On motion Of Mr.. linslcy II Rutland, the Clerk con-
nuod She reading Of The report u the r. Il. Commits.
sioncr A0cr completing the reading Of the principal
part Of the report motion NJ Mr. Lnslcy Of Rutland,
it ordered 20 TO- nn ihc table.
On motion OF Mr. Olmsiead the vote adopting the
solution introduced yesterday by Mr. IIchard of Chelsea
referring portions o the Governors message TO the APP
proprac committees was reconsdctcd and that portion
relating to attachment by process, referred "a
a committee uf five.
On motion the House adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-22
POSTING THE BOOKS.
The Congressional elections Of last week

eve concede to Buchanan Mcssrs. Florence, Dmmick.
Montgomery, schwartz and ellis though do not be-
lieye he five for the Speaker from
Pennsylvania.
Including Naaudighan, admitted on contest
tone in doubt, but likely TO be OPP.
OF the five Doms allowed above in Penn
sylvania, two arc anti-Lecompton Democrats,
Montgomery and Schwartz, and the seat OF
a third Florence will probably be contested.
On the State Ticket the majority against
the Administration is about FORTY THOU
SAND in Pennsylvania, and TEN THOU
SAND in Ohio
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-22
FIRE IN SRI. ALRANS-

On Friday morning, 9TH inst, fire broke
out in the store occupied by Wheeler q Ste
yens, destroying that and the store occupied
by James 81 Mason. These stores were own
ed by Orange Adams and Victor Adams. Be
sides these, the house and furniture shop Of
H. Livingston and small dwellings owned by
T. H. huntington are reported to be destroy
ed The total loss is supposed to be about
$4,000. Mr.. Livingston has policy of
Sl'9l5 in the Vermont Mutual, supposed to
cover about $ 400 of his loss.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-22

Tho Chair announced the appointment by the Clerk,
Of Mcssrs J.. q. Hnckcy Of Ihetlord. Geo. II. Bgoow
Of Burlington, Samuel Williams Of Rutland as assis-
Repoa-By Mr. Hcbcrd Of Chelsea. from Com. on
Rules, recommending the Rules Of last Session, with
The Chair announced the following Committees to
canvass votes for County Officers
dddis0H CO-Mcssrs. Bascom, Over, Lamb.
un,ngt0H-Messrs Burton, Bourne Bacon.
CaiodoH,a--Nles srs. Johnson, Nelson. Sanbon.
thHepacn-Mcssrs Tracy whhcomb scvcrcnco.
Esscr--Messrs. Walter, knccand, llolhruok
Fronkhn-Mcssrs. Hart. Kingsbury, Farrand.
Grand Isle--Mcssrs Wadsvorth, Fleury, Griffith.
LomoiNe--les srs. Barber, Jones, Chaplin.
Swift.
Or'cans--Mcssrs Baker, Farman, Bean.
EufdHd-Mcssrs. Ainswor h, Wcstover Adams.
WashmqioH-Messrs Collamer, Putnam, Clark.
lYinahrm-Mcssrs. Lynde, Hitchcock, strcctcr
lina'or-Messrs. Cults, Pollard baldwin
To canvass the votes for members Of Congress.
lst Dist.
Mr.. Milingion, Of SALISBURY,
Rich, 0f Shorchan,
House, Of Berlin.
Mr. Myers. Of Jamaica,
H0ughtnn, Of Orange,
Bell OF Walden.
Sd Dist:
Mr. Clark, Of Milton,
Woodwork, Of Enoshufgh,
Shores, Of CRANKY.
On motion OF Mr.. Uuauc, OF CaVcndish House ddi.
AFTERNOON
SENATE.
Rosoia,op.By Mr. Bartholomew that both Houscs
meet On Joint Assembly at quarter past O'Clock this
PM to hear the report Of the oanvassing committee
adopted
By Mr. Glccd that committee Of two Senator. De-
appointed 90 inform the Governor VI the organization of
the Senate and their readiness TO receive any commuu-
cation, be may bc poascd to make 90 them adopted,
and the chair appointed as such committee Mr Glccd Of
Lamollc and Nh French. Of ESSEX.
The hour for Joint Assembly having arrived, the
Senate and officers Of the State Gotcrnmcnt were escort
HOUSE.
Nj. olmstcad Of Bridport moved to reconsider The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-22

MINNEsOrA ELECTION.

Cn1cAoo, Oct l6.-Tho returns from Min
nesota come in slowly. The following only
have bean received IIenncpin County. the
whole Republican ticket elected. Scott Coun-
ty. two Democrats and two Republicans cleo
ted to the Legislature. Ramson County, the
entire Democratic ticket elected Washing
ton and Dacotah Counties, carried by the Re
t,uhltcars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-22
TWO REMARKABLE WILLS

n
the late and lamented Duchess Of Orleans
II will be remembered that her husband, then
heir apparent to the throne of France, was
killed a few years since, by being thrown
from a vehicle in which he was riding out
The spirit Of the widow had been chastened
/ by sorrow She was by profession a Protest
ant. Her experiences, as the daughter-in
/ law of the exiled Louis Philippe, were sor-
rowful She was much esteemed
This is my will. In the name of tho
Father and of the Son, and Of the Holy Ghost.
In dying ! commend my soul to God, and in
the name Of Jesus Christ | implore his inf
mite mercy, praying him to receive me in the
eternal abode there TO rc-unite me to those
for whom have mourncd upon this earth
leave my maternal blessing to my beloved
sons, and pray the Lord to guide them through
this life, to give them prosperous days, and
to grant them eternal felicity when they shall
have nobly fulfilled their destincs here below.
| bid them here last adieu, whilst thanking
them for the happiness they have contributed
to my existence ] cntrcat the Queen to ac.
cept the last expression Of my respectful
gratitude. | bid farewell TO my mother. TO
whom ! owe so much; 20 my brothers and
sisters, for whom | have ever felt sincere ac
fiction; to my mothers family whose tender
hospitality has lightoncd the bitterness of
exile of my sons and myself to my friends
and servants, whose fidelity in the midst Of
misfortune has inspired me with grateful at.
tachment; and finally, ! bid farewell TO
France, which | have loved so much and
whore the happiest years of my life have
glided away. recommend my sons never to
forget that the fear of God is the beginning
of all wisdom, that it is guide and beacon
in prosperity, and a stay amidst misfortune.
to remain ever faithful to the prcccpts of their
childhood, and TO continue steadtast likewise
in their political faith
The other is the following The R,posi-
tory states that Tracy, the lrishman recently
killed on the Central Railroad. at Mortified.
was not habitualy a hard driukcr; but ON
this occasion he had got rum first at Mont
pelcr and then at Mortified. When death
approached, and the stupor of intoxicaton
was gone, friend asked him IT he had NOT
."some message 20 send to his wife and chill
dren.' With clear but anxious look be re-
piled. q" y yes, I islre hor nothing. rot "a dol-
lar, bd only he hro boys and fou ptcip qirb.
GIVE THIN MY IoyE-ost her 70 forg,ee Voc
tell her 20 take MS good care ~ Me children
as she can, and ie upr and keep then. fam
drinking rpm.- Rum has bea He cause of mn
deai."
THE Scuool LAw-Last year some amend
mcnts of our School law were brought before
the Legislature. They were suggested by
what the state Board Of Education had Wit
, messed 10 the discharge of their duties; aud
, su far rs we know, were regarded as iudic.-
ous and important 10y such friends of improve
ment as had opportunity To- examine chem
These proposed amcn dmcuts have since
been submitted extensively 90 gentlemen
intelligence and experience. and have boon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-22

APPOINTMENTS BY THE CLERK OF Tur
HousE'-To make up the Grand List-syl.
vanus Ripley of Montpelier and Gilbert A
Davis Of Chester.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-22

- We are authorized to say that the
name OF Lieut. Governor slade appeared in
the list Of candidates for Clerk of the House
without solicitation from him and we will
add' as our own opinion, that, had the House
selected him for the post, it would have found
MN to be Of the very best of Clerks.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-22

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.
Wilbur p Davis Of Woodstock Secretary
Of CivH and Military A6airs
Frederick +. Woodbridge Of vergennes,
Franklin Fairbanks of st. Johnsbury, Rich
ard Bradley Of Brattleboro', Herman ID. Hop
kins of Montpelier, Governors Aids
To PRINTERs.-For the benefit Of our
friends the papermakers, we state that the
paper on which the Daily journal and the
Waterman weekly are now printed, is from
the mill Of ID. Hurlbut & Co., gainesville,
Essex, W. They will furnish printers on
fair terms, and try to satisfy them.
~ We would refer to the notice of an
Extra Train to be run between Montpelier
and Burlington, on Saturday next, to be found
in another column. We are requested to say
that the same arrangement will be repeated at
any other time for the accommodation Of the
General Assembly.
WHOM THE PEOPLE CONDEMN THE
PRESIDENT APPROVES.
The telegraph announces that j. CLANCY
Jones, who has just been defeated in the
strongest Democratic District in the Union,
has been provided for by the President
having been appointed Minister to Austria.
- The Burlington Times Justly says
"The Burlington Band and Ransom Guards
were entertained with munifcent hospitality
by the Montpelier people. Major Scott wa.
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qua j, ,ii,I', ANU Vo"s''.uV,E N'' "' '" vi
By Mr. Zones of Wolrott 5itarinr Tho t,ue Of Eddie
p 8upctt and consti,,,tin, her. 6,ir.ntaw NJ ~ s.
Coibwrn m I Gcr '9 C,,1 "'' VI "
By Mr. sonic of 81 tieps far the rclicf of ST. AL.
hans Hank. to COMMITTEE. Am, n','l.
liz Nr Tirlcv NJ Vi,t, it,,,, ti, ,,,,,c ,f r,,,e.
Nrf3inri. a., "A u,e Hll Nl,,1,,. o., r;e,..ri ,,,,,
IN vr ,f,crs u, p,,,,, ,,i,,r, d, .,,;,. ,,,i,.,
Railroad Cor,ior,tiou. to r,,rr,iffor am pri,,fit.
nv Nh Wlirr of Rnrlr.t,r rcl,tin, IN nc scttlc-
uicrt of estates: 10 committee ON Printing
Tl,c cl,ir no,o;r,tej and t,c u,,.. c,re,,ocd the
Committee
ann, J5,,ry
NJ cr,,.i.r ~ -" s. ~, l,.a5''4
Mr., ~ s,,,,rsc, ,rtbe Uouse
CiIjingt of i'm
N''''' 0, T5,,,,,,,
Mr. Nc,ib,r, M u,r,f,rJ
R,1dolI of Ra,biry
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pt,. ugyl I4, N",tl'o'~D;
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lively G to 81 ,ad oommilt t. o ado
"g." h,'o.NI,on' I9l4 lie ctn'te llpomUuS Neu-
f e. ~ al w.. 20 . WINS y. '' ,i l'"'
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~ =. w. W. '3 , .t 30 .'l' i' ""'0N
o., ,oo,ic, of H. Tir.lc, of I{,,I,, nj ,b fr. adj
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erN-,rr i'i'"N'' "''' 49, +
PRAYER IN, IN, ,b,ri,in We
~ " No. tf ~ -, t
HsolW .on5--l'y Mr. bat9oomew; nat so much of
.ne uoi ','o M Z a. Il w a,e,e Ii,o. oe
'.lt.l'' J.
~, cno' '''''' N '' ''''"'s J'i' stunning 'oiH-
m'tVDs ,-,,t C...t 5.,p,
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MI 3Hli"l'm'"
taei' W "' "''"te'
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N. p.,....l '''''''
WI tu.uo"'' 0fthc Senate
i"'"",i ~ tt
Al, w. w' i''""H'
Mi' 4 Nh u''"H'o"' of the Senate.
bH!,
ocet ommluee unocl senator hainoomcws reso-
"uoni Mes'rs har'ho'ome"' Mason ana fi'nen oi ts'
se4i ...,..., a.r ,r-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-22

So CHARLES CrMNGNGs, Esq, was declared 10 be
c ted. II presented himself at the bar o The House.
49,, sworn aud administered the oath Of office 70 the
tkcr and the oath of Office then given by the
: elkcr to the members Of the House.
GA motion Of Mr. Dcane Ut Cayendsh the rules Of the
Il for the last session adopted Tor the time be-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-22

Alced acting ae ttlltfe;
Whole number, -
CLARK II. Chapman, IL
X. c. Benton. IL
Nr. Chapman was declared elected, and appeared be-
FIRE the bar Tho Senate and received the oath of Office
By Mr. wilson, that the Senate proceed to elect their
Aisistant Secretary for the year ensuing Adopted.
The ballots being taken and examined, the result was
o follows.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

nan
Fire and fury! do you dare to tell me
this?' cried Mordccia. in great excite
ment.
But, as you are dying, won't re-
proach you. I'll leave you to settle the
affair with your ow conscience.
Stay and hear one thing more cried
the rcpentant Barbara. The dose l took
this morning was intended for you. L
put it into your cup of coffee, but in my
hurry to get the thing done, ] gave you
the wrong cup and took the right one
myself
The devil fly away with you, you
jade! roared Mordecia, as he flung him
self cut Of the room. In the entry he
met the spothecary who had sold Mrs.
P the fatal powder. This medical man
had heard of the commOtion at Paine 5
house. and suspecting the cause of it, he
came to administer hope and comfort to
the afflicted.
'Dnn't be alarmed, Mr.. Paine said
he, the drug sold to your wife was
nothing but magnesia. l judged she
wished to destroy herself, and l tricked
her in this way to save her life
You swindling rascal, shouted Paine
| how dare you cheat a customer in that
shameful manner and obtain her money
on false pretences? Begone!
And with this exclamation he VIC
lently elected the astonished apothecary
from his front door. The man of phys
ic, suspecting, of course, that poor Nor.
dccia was dcranged, sent two officers tc
provide for his safe keeping. His rela
ton Of the preceding dialogue, however
soon obtained his DISCHARGE
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bJ- Two boys were fighting few
days ago, when gentleman seeing the
larger one pummelling the other rather
severely pulled him into his store.
The boy in blubbering tone said:
Look he has given me black eyer
and started to re- attack him.
Stop said the gentleman detaining
him, don't you know we are commanded
by the Bible. when smitten on one
cheek to turn the other?' rr
Yes replied the boy, "that would be
a HI of rule; then 1 would have two
black eyes?'
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NUMBER16 16.

heirs or assigns, the amount of taxes, I'M
terest and penalties, due to the state on
the land when sold together with all
other taxes paid thereon by such ,pur-
chaser, his heirs or assigns up to the
time of recovery, with interest; to be
recovered by action, or counter claim,
as the case may require and the same
shall be required to be paid to the per-
son or persons entitled thereto, before
such person or persons shall be evicted
or turned out of any possession by any
claimant recovering, the land so sold
for taxes.
SEC. 2. That said original section,
and the act to amend said act passed
February II, 1885, be;and are hereby
repealed. 4eag g aa ,sls9it
WILLIAM B. WOODS, .f-...
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
,a9- President of the Senate
April 8, 1858. 5 z7-
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B@A fast youth having crept to
chamber window, and looked in upon a
young girl and her 1uvyer' who were
talking soft nonsense to each other, Cor
more plainly 'courting,D } the fact came
subsequently to the knowledge of the
gallant, who asked
How could you stoop, sir, to such bu-
siness?'
'Stoopr was the icy reply, I didu t
stoop-I went up a ladder.