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Stoves! Stoves!

A Ii those persons wishing to purchase Cook
n stove that viii burn long wood, and all that
aesira a small Cook Stove to commence keeping
house. stove that win consume bat little wood,
and do mp the work just right, please call
All that intend paying cash Tor psriour stove
- a ,,arlonr cook or box stove. had better call
on tie subscriber before purchasing, as he will
sell lower than eUer before. II any one has cash
~ snend for stove pipe, hollow ware, tin ware,
humps and lead pipe or stoves, please don't for
get that John II. Skinner, in the old red shop at
6erbv Centre viii give better bargains than can
be had elsewhere.
NIB. The demands Of skinner & Foss, must
- 20 ]. II. SKINNER.
! Aug. 25 1858. Som4
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cr,u MELMRoLb'S
GhNUlNE PREPlgIo

or,u mELsEROLb,x
GENUINE PREPlgNI
og
Highly Concentrated Con-,
r. Extract of Bnes5
for Diseases If the glsIf4Naa
DTeosy' .seokaesses, 0l'rsl,,..A' 49,
eases, foHlqie Compliant ~, ~
A-i-s.e q nc Sezaal O.
4Ilsihg rom Excesaes and
ana removing nil lmproee- a ~ srs..s.
Bladder, Kidneys. II s. 4, ai,scas'ss
existing in @aai 0'
MALE OR FEna,.
From whatever cause thew ma = 4
And no matter how To.. a,s
Gir'Hg Health and I7qor :. = 81
% ne Paa & t az FIa
JOY TO THE AFFT,o
1t cures Nervous and Dspr' : L.iCIE
removes all the Svrnn,l'g,-=11 i.iiz'ed Sss b
found l''''''s, acloug y /
Indis3o.;H.
n % exertion. I6-..s
Power,Iass ~ - =, o.
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era Weakness. 10 5al
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Coid ' Fey W I5o5sor ofDsata. g,.
Languor, Universal -, DIuaeg
system, Often Eno7no55..' y q iss NJ.
pepnc Symptoms p. 4l7ps.te, z,s 1.s
Oh y me ne. Body, Drrrs..' ' "a Fa8S
LUIS B On Tie Face Psi- Ftp
BACK Hssyize.s so - '.a he
I'm 61l- .Faqasatg
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lore the Eyes, With T:r ,-
81 pol&Ilti Na1t Of lt,5a... saEni17 s,5..
hestlessnes with Hs-..i'a.5 szss, 49,.
ing Is more des4s.sl,..e.. {. Saciat7. ~ Y
Solitude, and 1s,big -, 7, Fz.sgs 49, 10
for fear Of taegss,s..., s3 nate d,ss5
H Ian 10 earnestaes, = Of
uoi' out hurried tzr .leeais-
III one question % ,r.. ..l i'an
lhese symptoms, f. sI]o~.53' .!.ie'
ms medicine invariabIy -, 60 aa-s,.
LOSS OF POWER, FACI.I-TSyys
TIC FITS-in one Of vbi lI'. !. / aat Ea,,s
pire. Who can say that Az, ..' la,a,. s.
followed by those dirsni 60 s4'eia
ana ~, GJ,oNSS.D.MPTION ? Therc,-7
SANE ASYLUMNS. and ibsr.q +
by CONSUMPTION bear aroris E
truth of these assertions. In +
the most melancholy exbjbai-
countenance is actually solder. E
tute-neither Mirth or Griefsve
sound Of the voice occur. ftEr
With woeful measures. van
Low sullen sounds his griefa-
Debility IS most terrible. sr
thousands upon thousands 10 g,s-
thus blasting the ambition Of NM
IL can be cured by the use ofts
INFALLIBLE REEEp
If you ar suffering from any e--
tressing ailments, the FLUID Fy15.5
| CHU viii cure you. Tryitar5 80
its efficacy.
BEWARE OF QUACK y0Srgw
QUACK DOCTORS
who falsely boast ofabilitie, and ..s
zens know and avoid them, and anI@
fering, Money and Exposure. By 90.
ing for bottle of this popular and n
REMEDY. Ed
1t allays all pain and inflammation
pleasant in its taste and odor. ba.
its action.
HELMB0LD's EXTRACT RI
Is PREPARED directly according to ts-
PHARMACY AND oHFlugr
with the greatest accuracy and Cbenis
ledge and care devoted in its con5ir,r- f
Professor DEWES' Valuable WORKS "a f,
tice of Physic, and most If the la.e -
Works of Medicine.
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LAWS OF VERMONT.
OCTOBER SESSION, 1858.

No. IAN Act in addition to chapter
twenty-nine of the compiled statutes.
Il is hereby enacted By the General AS-
sembly Of the State Of Vermont, as fol-
toags:
Sec. l. Whenever any Justice of
the Peace shall go out of office, and while
he shall reside in the same county in
which he held such office, he may, as
Justice of the Peace, made and certify
copies of the records of any official bu.
siness done by him while in office ant
all copies of records, so made and certi
fed, shall have the same validity a:
though made and certified while sucl
Justice of the reace was in office.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effec
from its passage.
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MARBLE WORKS.


Al
ID GOn VILLAGE.
FENHE subscribers would respectfully announce
to the citizens of Orleans County and vi
entity, that they have opened Marble Shop in
connection with their Lyndon Marble Works, at
Barton, where they viii keep well selected
stock of Marble Of all kinds aud shades, and
manufactured to order into
NJ 0 NJ u NJ E Mt S
Headstones, or anything desired in the Marble
line, in BETTER STYLE than has ever yet
been shown in this county. Those wishing TO
purchase viii find it greatly to their advantage to
call at this establishment
1t was after much solicitation on the part Of
people In this county that we consented to devote
portion OF our time to this place, and now we
only ask you to call and
EXAMINE OUR STOCK
and styles, and our PRICES before YOU purchase
and then if we do not satisfy you we win be sat
isfied to have You 90 somewhere else, None but
the most experienced workmen viii be employed.
Please give US call.
Barton, Oct. /, 1s5s-4l:tf
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DIR. CULVERWELL
q N MI anh o q.

Medical Essay on NelC, certain and rGdicdlc cure
Of Spermatorrh@d, &c, a1itbout the use Of
internal medicines, Cdlaerizdtion, or
any Mechanical appliances.
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GREAT DISCOVERY Of TE Id

1t is q well known and int5a'i.,. !.
that the use of Tobacco Is tbe Ef'l'-
of many of the most severe -
MENTAL g. PHYSICAL DLsVaS-.
to which the race OF man is subject
analysis and long and painful q
clearly proven that it contains 60 q
and poisonous properties most lai ~ q
effects, which by entering iHlo 'a u, Nv .
the functions and operations o. " y -
ing many to suppose that organ F" Y
diseased. ....ss
TOBACCO affects also the ealls t.s
TEN, maniiesting itseit-as al W. ....-
used the noxious weed will pear V'- q
Lassitude, Nervous lrratibllIy
Dyspepsia, and many other di''fi'''
character.
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No. 2.-An Act to prevent persons from
fraudulently burning their own build
ings, with intent to defraud Insurance
Companies.
Il is hereby enacted, SC.
Sec. l. Every person who shall will
fully and maliciously burn, or cause or
procure to be burned, his own dwelling
house, or any other building owned by
himself, with the intent to defraud any
Insurance Company, shall be punished
by Imprisonment in the States Prison not
more than ten years, and be fined not
exceeding two thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. If any feme-covert shall
willfully and maIiciously set fire, with in
tent to burn, and with intent to defraud
any Insurance Company, to any dwell
ing-house, or other building owned by
her husband and herself jointly, she
shall be punished by imprisonment in the
States Prison not more than ten years,
and fined not more than one thousand
dollars.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
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The Taste Restorative Irocs

The Taste Re5IoTallfv -
Are designed to couuteract the's ~ -
ences and have proved complete! ~, ID
a multitude Of cases, and Ehefe's.
harmless in themselves they e1sn Il
effect upon the entire system, -.
which has become vitiated OF ds,.',
indulgence, completely removing n i
and accompanying ticking -.
Throat-which are always cons ~ FFf
staining from the use q lo9a9'''
a healthy tone to the stomach ~
whole system. .-f.u.hlv gs
Persons who are lneiFiesaes 49,
their constitutions and sloi'ea l.l,s =
should use these Troches iu'iil.al.- -bs Z -
offthe injurious and unpleasant
These Troehss or Lozsases s.. b
convenient and portable ora = f.s. :
SO Gents per Box. A liberal
trade. ..-ssss.g1si
PREPARED solely By the aaq'
ali orders should be adaie.5 fe-
- JAMES f.. B0Hte5s, -. - 4.
i2yl Ger q aa' '
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IN
BARTON VILLAGE.
In NJ a n sfield's Building
tAdjoining the Barton Hotel.)
M. S. Southworth & Co.,
Have now on hand and offer fer sale at their
store il Barton Village, large assortment of
W. |. GOODS { GROCERIES.
Consisting in part as follows, viz:
so Chests of Young Hyson Tea extra favor
90 Chests Young Hyson, Fine,
Or Chests Extra olong,
0ENn lbs. Old Government Java Rio and St.
NOOV Domingo Coffee,
EN bbls. Sugar, various grades and qualities,
Or Boxes cavendish Tobacco,
OK Boxes do. KniokerOOcker, very superior
90 article.
m Boxes do, Sheep,
200 Boxes ground Spices
% Boxes Pearl Starch
SO Boxes Cream Tartar
SO Boxes and Casks Saleratus,
TAA Whole and half Boxes Raisms,
100 Boxes Extra and No. Soap
90 Boxes P, D Pipes
900 Reams Wrapping Paper
TO Pieroes Rice.
Oh Casks Super Corb Soda,
SO Dozen Broom''
roo Kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
90 Dozen Cast Steel shoVels'
20 Barrels Burning Fluid
OK Barrels Extra Winter, Lard and Whale
SO Oil,
az Barrels Molasses and Sirups,
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0 0

One Hundred Dollars viii he paid ,5rr1
iclan who can prove that the Medicine ~
Jured a Patient; and the testmoava,s
can be produced to prove thatit lossrsr a
Cases from one week to thirteen rsssi "a
have been effected. The mass efT0LrgW
TESTIMONY in possess en- Of tie Prme
vouching its virtues and cu1frs b5rsv 4 A
mense, embracing names Us1 taazqt.
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EXAMINE OUR STOCK
SoSh ond Doora

ASH AND DOORS for sale ut my shop IN
- Barton, from the ST, Johnsbury sash and
! ehoP, at very low prices for cash. and the
oest Workmanship warranted. All orders fur.
nished on short notice.
S. W. COURIER.
Barton, Oct 4, 1868. AIMS
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No. 3.-An Act in amendment of sec
ton six of chapter forty of the COM
piled statutes.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. Section six of chapter forty
of the compiled statutes is so amended
as to read as follows: "In cases proper
for issuing writ Of a,sdita querela, the
same shall be allowed and signed by a
Judge of the Supreme Court, or a Judge
of the Court to which the same is made
returnable.p
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
No. Am Act to avoid delay in suits
at law.
hfs hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. Any Judge of the Supreme
Court may, upon the application of any
party in any suit pending in any County
Court il this State. and on such notice
of such application to the adverse party,
or his attorney, as such Judge shall think
reasonable cause the Clerk of the Court
in which such cause pending to issue a
commission to such person as such Judge
shall appoint, TO take the testimony of
any person residing or being without this
State, and such testimony shall be taken
either upon interrogatories settled upon
the order of such Judge, OF upon oral
examination, as such Judge shall direct.
SEC. 2. All testimony taken in pur-
suance Of this act may be read on trial
of the cause for which it shall be taken,
subject to such legal objections as may
arise upon it.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-19

Brandreth's Pills are sold at the Prnciaal ofI;.o
294 Canal street. Brandreth Building III ID cents
per box; and the same sugar coated, 10 cents.
warranted TO keep as well ms the plain.
Sold by A. G. RANDALL, at his new Drug
otote' III Hhsourgh. 38wi Qnside)
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Price 81 per Bottle, Or Sir for s., JaE
any address,
Accompanied by reliable ant rasals q
tifcates from Professors Of MellaI t
Clergymen and others.
Prepared and sold By Il. 7. HEL]Bll
Practical and Iailytaa j.
No. % South Tenth St, below Cba5n1. =
blv Buildings, Phia.
~TTo be had Of COLLINS 8 PLRy
pelier, n, General Eb9leas Igszl a1
Druggists and Dealers tlrszs4s * =
States, CaRadds and British Pssaa
BEWARE OF COUETERFEl7S
Ask for Helmbolds-Iake No Uisi
CURES GUARASTD y
-----z 40
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n IyNITIN
who falsely boast liabilities and r.f.,
zens know and avoid them. and apT~.
fering, Money and Exposure, b7 .s,i
ing for a bottle Of this popular md ~
REMEDY.
1t allays al pain and infamr2sm s,..
pleasant in its taste and odor. bu. NJ
its action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22
Proceedings Of To-Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Cameron pre-.
sented many tariff petitions.
Mr.. Davis reported from the Committee on
Military Affairs, substitute for the bill re.
lating to retired military officers.
Mr.. Gwin offered a resolution to withdraw
certain private papers from before the Con r,
OF Claims. On this resolution consider BILE
discussion ensued between Mr. Gwin in favor
Of, and Messrs. Iysrson, Bsyard, Stuart and
Collamer against it.
The argument of Mr. Gwin was that the
Court of Claims had decided that they had no,
Jurisdiction of the care. That Of the opponen Is
of the resolution was that the Court Of Claims
had decided against the claim
Amessage being received from the Presiden
the Senate went into Executive session.
In THE HOUSE, the yeas and nays were call
81 on the passage of the Pension bill for the
soldiers of the war of 1912; and it was passed
yeas l39, nays -.
The Senate bill authorizing the President to
make advance payments TO Hiram Powers, for
statuary made for the Government, was re-
ferred.
The House then went into Committee of the
whole on the state of the Union, and proceed
Cd TO the consideration eff the bill making In.
valid and other pensions, appropriating $s52,.
0O0 laid aside to be reported to the House.
The bill making the annual appropristi,n
for tho Military Academy for the year 1850
was next taken up. This bill appropriats,
SlS4,SS4. Last year the appropriation was
Sl69, 1856. 1t was still under eonsidera ton
when our report closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22
CONGRESSIONAL.

Thirty fifth Congress-Secsnd Session.
In The SENATE, yesterday, besides the pro-
ceedings reported in the Star, message wa:
received from the President enclosing q com.
municatiou from the Secretary of State, with
the correspondence of that Department and
the Commissioner to China, which had been
called for by resolution.
Mr.. Seward submitted resolution directing
that the Committee on the Judiciary inquire
whether any provisions of law are necessary
by way Of amendment to existing laws which
prohibit the African slave trade, to secure the
efectual suppression thereof.
Mr.. Clay offered q resolution reuues ting
the President to lay before the Senate the cor
respondence between the Mexican Government
and Mr.. Forsyth, minister of the United States
to Mexico, and the correspondence of the State
Department on the subject of Mexican affairs.
and such other correspondence as may be ne
cessary to elucidate the complications which
resulted in the suspension of diplomatic rela-
tions with Mexico, Adopted.
Mr.. Brown introduced bill conferring GER
tain powers on the corporations Of Georgetown
and Washington.
The consideration of the Pacific railroad
bill was resumed, and after some time spent
therein the Senate held q short Executive ses-
sion and then adjourned.
In THE House, the bill pensioning the SOL
diers of the war Of 1912 and the Indian wars Of
that period, was further considered. The Com.
mittee then rose, aud reported the bill to the
House with the recommendation that the en-.
acting clause be stricken out
The House refused to concur in this recon-.
mendation.
Mr.. Savage then offered substitute, pro-
yiding that each officer, non-commissioned Of
beer, musician, and private, who served sixty
days, or was engaged in battle, shall receive
pension to commence on the first day Of the
present Congress, and continue during life
that those who served in the regular army, for
sixty days in fighting the Indians, shall be en-
titled to the benefits of this act that the wild
Ows OF those who are dead shall DO entitled to
receive the pension and that the seamen and
marines shall be entitled to the same benef Is
conferred upon the land forces-the pensions
to be paid at the rate of S96 year for twelve
months service, x75 year for six months
service, and $50 year for sixty days service.
This substitute was accepted by o vote oil
l22 yeas, 81 nays; and after some discussion
on points of order, the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22
PERSONAL.

-. Joseph p: Reynolds, well known citizen
OF Portsmouth, Va, died on Monday.
-. Bayard Taylor has engaged to lecture al
Peoria, Illinois, on the 11th Of February next.
a 80. The noted Mrs. Bloomer Is Secretary %
the Ladies' Bsnsvelent Society, away OF a
Council BLUFFS.
8 80. Hon. L. NJ Keitt declines a reelection ID
the Houss Of Representatives after his present
term Of two years 10 ended.
A....SThe New York Tribune says that "Awfol
Gardiner, ~ who was converted last winter pef.
sists In his religious course, and is doing well q
his trade Of shoemaker
-. Major w. w Leland and Capt Cbas LIE
land, tate Of the Metropolitan Hotel, New York
are On their way to Texas, where they 90 extern
sively into grazing, on q large and valuabl,
rancho Of over 90, 600 acres q q q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22
pRoMENApE CONCERT AND BALL
OF the
Columbia typographical Society

ILe Executive Committee appointed 10 as Re IN q
LOVE 10 tner irlei DIS and the public that the q
TroIy " ouftn Annlyersarr OF TIRE ColumtiN -
ahpogrephlosl Society will be celebrnted n, EaLk
FrEEoMEMADE CONCERT and BAL ar OD0
5ELLOWS' HALL, on MONDAY RVESING
ssn he das;r to render 1t every thing thai
pected. SS~i "eiio mas De tx
Sehroder,s Brass and String Band il engageJ.
lekets TWO DOLLARS, admuflnT a sehtle-
mltee. ~ ~eeet'e No"i-
W No invitation cards will be sent 10 l.Sje,
sr among the numerous lady friends who nave
neIetoioie honored their balls ~ their proser CO.
, 20 cave such invitaiiors TO gentlemen king
TICK Is ior the Conoei { q nd Ball.
positively no hats or csps will be allowed i'm ths
room as ample provision will be made for the in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

eytremities Of the Atlantic States. When fn-
ishsd, 1t 1.-THE routs) will bring I've hundred pas
sengers day through the Federal Metropolis,
large numbers Of whom will doubtless tarry
days, If not weeks among rs, to oar city's
great advantages: 81
( EXTENSION OF THE ORASas AND AIIxAspRIA
Alexandria Railroad Company have been enRlged
the past week In msturinx measures for the Wig.
orous prosecution Of the work on the Lyuchbu
Extension the coming year. Favorable terms
put about twelve hundred hands on the line after
the first Of January, which will ensure the COM
pietion OF the work at comparatively early day.
Indeed, we may safely calculate upon the basis
OF The recent action referred to above, on having
the road through to .Lynchburg, in full opera
ton, by the rst Of Sc ptember next, II not sooner
Tbs realization Of this great scheme ID now. 20
near at hand as to make II a subject Of congratu-
lation to its friends, independent of the large
public interests involved.-A!sx. Gazsffs-
THH RR-SoxIxArED.-Just a. We 90 to press,
we have satisfied ourself from comparing vari-
Gus lists in the hands of Naval officers and
Washington correspondents, and in telegraph:c
publications, that the following embraces q
accurate an exposition as can now be made Of
the Presidents action yesterday in renomina
ting the retired Naval officers. Viz.
Capta,ns.-Thos. Paine, VIM. lnman, and
- Voorhees, to the leave list VIM. Ramsey
to the active list . ..- -
Command1s.-Wn. M, Armstrong, A. X.
Long, - Shaw, - johnson, to the active
list.
Lienfezants to be Commanders.--John C.
Carter, s. b. Bissell, A. H. Kitty, W. Chsnd'
Ter, h. w. Meade, A. Gibson, w. D. Porter,
G. G. Williamson, ]. ]. GLEASON.
Lieutenants- M. Watson, s. Chase
Barney, j. Bonnell, Henry G. Flagg, to the
!esve list; j. F. Abbott, j. J. B. Wal
back, j. A. Doyle, NJ. @. Marin, r. B. Riell
NJ. c. Perry, Henry Rolando, F. A. Parker
W. B. Fitzgerald, R. b. McArann, A. T. By
rens, j. P. Hall, A. G. Rhind, to the active
list.
The Senate did not take action on the list
yesterday. 1t is expected to be referred to- day
1t seems to be understood that to-day the Pres
ident would send in 1t. Harrison's name, re-
stored to the Leave list, accidentally omitted
yesterday.
PENSION FRAUDS. = The Commissioner Of
Pensions has received infofma ton of the arrest
in Tennessee, of Willis N. Arnold, Of Hender.
son county, and of Henry Wright, of Lexipg
ton, in that State, for frauds committed under
the bounty land laws. The former was hold
TO bail in the sum of go, 900 for his appearance
at court, and the latter, feigning insanity, wa.
subjected to a medical examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

IL The Board of New York State Canvassers
have passed q resolution refusing to go behind
the returns Of the County Canvsssers. Mr.. Has
kins and Mr.. sickies will therefore receive their
certificates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

IL The United states steamer Dispatch, Com
mander III rtstein, arrived at Norfolk on Monday
ffom the Gulf Of Mexico, and proceeded im,ne.
diately for the Navy Yard here. ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

III We have received by mail an advance
copy Of the New York Ledger Of January 4,
containing the initial number Of edward Ever .
etps" Mount Vernon Papers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

Hk hokrARA CASE Secretary Cass has writ.
zen reply TO the second communication Of Mr..
mar OF fhiiadslphia, calling the attention Of the
SECRETARY TO the frieadiy interposition made by
our government In 1910, during Mr.. Van Buren's
ao"'n's"a''on' Ia behalf Of the Jews ct Dsmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22

III Judge Various denies any intention to
resign. He will start for Texas Immediately, to
hold court at Galveston, Oh lie first Monday In
January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-22
SPIHIr OF THE MORNING PRESS.

S[fhII OF THE MOhNfIVO PRESS.
The Union, speaking Of the resolution that
has been offered in the House Of Representa-
tivss, proposing the enactment Of . Law refer
ring the appointment of Governors, Judges,
and other Territorial officers to the people Of
the Territories at the polls, considers it the
ne pins ultra Of the theory of squatter sover.
eighty, being unable, it says, to imagine q
single evil that the proposed mode Of appoint
ing Territorial officers would avoid, or single
practical advantage that it would accomplish
The same paper speaking of the result of the
suit Of Passmore Williamson against Judge
Lewis, thinks that there is lesson in this case
which Is applicable to both sections of the
Union. 8
The LntsiHgsneer is devoted to COMPRESSION
nj proceedings and news to-day.
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BOARDING..

ROAR DlNG.-A family and two single gentle en-
y can be accommoda ed with good BoaI AID o,m-
f"table Rooms 10y applying az No 50 SIn.tD'. R.v
First street, GeoFs clown. de:se1avs
ROARplNG.-rwo large Furnished ROOMS IN
- le'. with or without Boa X u, in q private fam
NY a. 90 v street, near Ieth. de 81 ST.
lSl her fIends and the public thai she a.
10 accommodate bosrders. both transient and per-
nlansnL, OF fsasonabie terms. Persons desiring
vhere every attention will be paid to make them
coniortable, VIII do well by applying immediately
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