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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21
Lr."m tho Parkershurr NoMs-1
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= JAIL DELIyERT.-A. couple of weeks
since we reported the arrest of two men
named Thomas and Nnbb. in this place,
for burglnrfes committed in Marietta. On
last Thursday night they broke Jail and
lett Tor other parts, to Wit, tho State Of
ONO. They found a small piece of iron
in their cell, with which they burned out
portion OF their cell floor. under their
iDea, by heating the iron red hot in the
stove, and then making holes in the Roor,i
covering the work With the bed during the
day. They next with the Same piece Of
iron, aided by their hands, dug C. hole
down several feet to the foundation of the
Jail wall, then under tue wall, and upon
the outside, to the ground, pulling all the
dlrt IN and carrying it back under the cell.
The work was ofcourse all done after bed
time, ut might, ana in the dark /, and must
have been very heavy job. The piece Of
iron gave out before they got done, and
they dug The hole on the outside, upward,
with pen-knife. But though thew had
thus made their escape it was with u
good purpose, as they were quickly en-
gagedin fr.,.'s
Another BCEGLARY!-On Friday night
last this same couple entered the house OF
,. a; Gibbs, in Hockingport, Athens coun-
", ONO, aud stole therefroln between fiftv
'N'i1 SS'Sht S-iINe -OOlthrS.s--1ley next stole
Il, skill, and started down the river, landing
about two miles down. the river, on the
Virginia side. GU Belleville bottom. AR.
GIBBS followed after them. found the skifF
they had stolen aud left, and followed their
trucks in the Snow two miles further. to
Belleville, where took place their ? III
SEcoND AnREsT4-Tlley were arrested at
bellcville on Saturday morning, on COM
plant Of AIR. Gibbs, and taken before
Squire B. R. Pennybacker, who Committed
them, after an. exam nation, TO the Jail Of
this county, under the the assumed names
of Robert Brown and Henry Watson.-
They were accordingly brought here on
Sunday Hast. and lodged in the ??pstonc
House, where they We're Immediately re-
cogni2ed as the late successful cxcavators
Of our criminal rat-trap. They remained
there Ntdayi onlyywhen they sf,f-Fs5
LEFT ron ONO AcAIN-but this time in
charge of the Marietta officers, who came
after them with requisition from the Gov
ernnor of Ohio, granted by our Governor, to
remove them to Marietta for trial for Their
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Wa lately took occasion to speak of the
patriotism which the Governor of Ken
lucky manifested in the closing Sentences
of his message. But we did not then no
tice that his ardent devotion to the consti-
tuition enables him to fud in it not only
safety in time, but also in eternity. He
says =.
''And may we and our posterity. rs the
worthy descendants of the gallant heroes
of the revolution, both now and in the fu-
ture. stand by the compact of tue consti-
tuition formed hy tletr wisdom and conse-
Grated by their blood as.the only hope of
frcenen in time aud in Stcrnity. =
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Valuable Fairmont Coal Land for
Snla

TINHE UNDERSIGNED WILL. SELL THE ABOVE
4 NAMED tract of land, containing 81 acres. This
land IS contiguous to the Baltimore AID Ohio Railroad
near FarnGnt. The vein of coal Is abcu: feet and
OF superior QUALIFY as tusN who have used it can
testify being free of iron cI:mEcrs, torsidol:.-
BE quantity Off isbeing shipped the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad to .9IuaninSton Ctulcrnn G, be-
sides being sold to citizens of Fairmont and vicinity
and ALL so far aJ am Informed, express themselves
highly pleased with its quality.
The surface of thu land is well adapted TO ngricuI-
tul purposes aud tillage, being ovo or gently undu-
satisfactory and indisputable. ~
Terms reasonable. Any other information desired
can be had by addressing the undersigned FARM
ton, Marion county, Va.
Lcc20-2td<w& + y RTCUCy
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a good story is told by the Chicago
Tanss abont the appointments of Postmas-
ter in that State. One uniu3ky appointee
was compelled to decline for reasons set
forth belom:
Desr S1S-zAlthOugh acknowledge the
honor ofmy appointment, 1 regret to say
that have yet an unexpired term OF five
years 10 serve in the Penitentiary, which
comrsls meto decline your factoring offer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

TINS National Republican Committee
meets at the Aston House, New York, to-
day, to fix upon the time and place for
holding the next National Republican Con-
vention. 1t is possible we may have the
result of their deliberations to-day, but
more likely not before tomorrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

In the United States Supreme Court at
New York on Thursday, the express thief
Maroney, confessed to stealing $50, 900
form the Adams Express Co., at Montgon,-
cry, Ala, last summer. He will be tried
on criminal suit at Montgomery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

An experienced nurse and female phystiun, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethtns which greatly
facilitate tho process of tccthing. by sotening the
gums, reducing all innruatiou-wiIl tlay all pain.
and is sure to regulate tho bowels Depend upon it,
mothers, It will givo yourselves aud relief and
hc1tltto your infants. Perfectly safsn all cases.
Sec advertisement III nnother column
augeo'59-lyd&w
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The second adventists declare that we
shall not have even one more Christmas.
They hold meetings in North Adams, Mass,
every Sunday, and announce that the
world win come to an end on the Gath
inst
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

DIP JOHNSTON soctErr. An associa-
ton under this name, composed of Virgin
ians living in the city of New York, has
been organized and elected its officers
General Scott and Coy. Wise were elected
honorary members.
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TO the Be-Druggcd and PtisOmed Cit-
liens of Wheeling and Vicinity.
You are overrun with u ,leluge o the vilest com
pounds in the form of ALCOHOLIC Drinks that ever
sIianntcd from that pest of society LEouoR Mixer
rley are sold to you luxury, othey are dispensed
to yen Medicine and in oitlfr case the effect is
the same.
There ID but way 10 ezcNp4 und that ia to use,
isN luxury lnGdicament sat and reliable stimu-
amt, sold under stamp and seawlich renders it GER
:oin that It has not been tamereI with Such an
Tticls is
. Charles London tordial Gin,
which is distilled under nsps ton of tho British Gov
ernnlent, is delicatey a,orei pnke any 6tlier Gn)
with some Of the valuable rcstorOttves Of the
Vegetable Kingdom, and by far the most healthy
beverage cxtant.
Tue MOST EMINENT PHrsIc ans Of EUROPE AND AMER
IcA not only recommend sdss by the hale and hearty
but prescribe it a lneicine where stimulant Is
required 5ra#
TnE FEMALE will md it not only a pleasant Cor
dial but certain reltO in s"erinss of periodical
| character 9,.s. f ~
AxAwrrOAr CukNHs OF ALL RANKS pronounce IT
perfectly pure, and its incbnparube
/ oRocERs, &C >
For sale in wheeling Va, by TIL. LoGAN& CO.,
10 Main street. 7, Jon NsToN l76 Market ST. and
EDMt:;p c. crFnLEs, .Clenopl Agent. sans
lI:poT, No, 40 BRoADlr Az, Y.
I .
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1859. Wykes, 1859.

AND WYKGS ONLY,
took she Premiums, Five in Number,
III TIC hat Fair on Wheeling Island, as Jollo,r4:
Best specimen Of PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENEssEs
ofSx persons selected by the Executive Committee
BEST PHOTOGRAPHIC LANDSCAPE
BEST COLoRED PHOTOGRAPH.
BEST DAGUEKREOTYPE.
BEST PLAIN PHOTOGRAPH.
Tho above is correct statement az reported by the
COMMITTED W. =. PETERSON, JRr
Secretary n. W. VA. Agricultural Society
Tho Best Pictures can be had only at WYlJEs,
TEMPLE or ART, top of the hill,
octttf 1879 MAIN ST., WHEELING Va
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NJ. De WALLETS

Irregularities.
For Suppressed Nenscs, 'Sclnty, Delaying or Iainh
-Hc'ses; for lYhacs Lc0corraca, sOiM too Scarfy
ensI'FtfOn, HoGdachc and otter during
the Neases.
An Invaluable medicine for females. Ladies' Who
suffer from these difficulties aud know how uupIas
mt it is to describe them to physician can appre-
elato the value Of simple remedy, which tllOymay
always have at hand and apply at pleasure.
should be known that the frequent Irregularities
to which young females arc subject unless properly
cured frequently lay the foundation diseases of tho
most grave anl formidable character. But corpara-
lively few girls GGo this period without other
proper aid or the commission Of grave orrors. The
advantages of home remedy for ul sucl csq will be
duly appreciated. .,.-...,.., .......et
Price, 81. Sold by
,-..-I.. LACGHLINS & BUSnFJELD.
octl DsliIgistf, MInro 81.
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The short speech madein the House of
Representatives the other day by Hon.
sherrard Clemens, censuring his fellow
Democrats for their course in staving of
the election of Speaker, is thus spoken of
in a Washington letter to- the Philadelphia
Prsss
r sherFard Clemens, of Virginia, striving
i'll vain TO win his side of HhOsc 10.
agree to- daily ballot, made q declaration
that was hailed with much delight by the
Republicans and galleries, and seriously
discounted the Administrationists. He
had in vain struggled to get the House
(meaning his own side of it, into Il SEM
blance of fulfilling its duty. and he, sick
aud suffering, and but ill-abI0 to sit out
the heightened discussions, would not be
drngooncd into three or four extra hours
daily. He. would, every day., about one
o'clock. il he could get his voice in. move
for ballot, Cheers from the Rcpublicans)
and if it were not granted he could not be
expected 10 wait here. He should leave
when 'his7physicaI health failed, his own
side should get along without his vote, and
II such action helped to serve the Opposi-
ton; he now gave notice that he would
not be responsible. As sure as the light
shonehe would do rs he said And go he
will, and SO he ought. He has been treated
most uncourtcously.
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former offence. We sincerely wish them a
safe Confinement at that place, until they
.ty to learn a better and honestcr trade than
burglary. in esOhio penitentiary.
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+ r CA'nH1Ll-s E0B'C GRAHAM.
.ET CALDWELL & GRAHAM,
z tsrccEs:oEs 10 Y. v1RSEY.J
MANI BACTU EEEsu OF
Copper linz Sheet lion Ware,
go. Il Mni.l-St1.net..
FOn RNVT M col

FOR RENT OR SALE.
fINlE :" MISSOURI IRON WORKS" n R,r Trcr,
Il Rolling sill and Nail Factory. with ihc .YlI,iair
anu ieslFs Coal Lands attached adjoining North
Mh"cinS; For further particulars apply u p Nc
CoFlnicE. Esq. pittsbur,s IN. Pa ".
-AitIE5t-tf w. D. PkTERSnN. rs LrcI;,,c- Y
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Piano ait AI1ction

NVILL BE soED, TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
w on "Wednesday morning, llec 2lst, 1859, at
o.eiDcI, at my Auction Rooms, one Second Hand l
Ceta"c Piano. nearly new, Of Superior inanu[actuTe
toac aud finish. Terms Cash
dcc!7 GEO. Z. WICEIIASL Auc'r
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Valuable IIOusehOId & Kitchen I,r-
niture ut Auction,

III WI ~ Il INUtLLLIa
w ILL BE SOLD, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, CON.
MENCI:IG on Thursday, Dec. 22d 1853 ut 10
o'clock A. NJ, at my residence Quincy street be-
tween lth and Jti large and general assortment Of
raluable Household and Kitchen Furniture
TERMS OF SNLE-All sums Of 800 or under CASH
and all exceeding $50, n credit of 10 days. the uur-
chaser giving negotiable note with approved security
Sale positive. A. ALLEN IICNYEI n =
GEO. +. WICKIIAH, Auc'r dcc1J
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CtTARCH.--5OLnx boxes Julius ]. Woods ColrmlyDs.
- Ohio, PcArl Starch, for sale by
dccl3 a, j. A. AETCALP.
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HOLLAND C:IN.--w are this li:s,,v rrc,i vim
III direct several cllolcelQts of Holland Gin which
we offer low by tie pipe OF barrel. II ri III
dec14 - - itI75 EO-ADANIS. so Main at (
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+ URN ESHING G00DS

oF ANY h4ED can md u Full anu Complete St.ct
notel Furnishing. Ny Stock Of N EII- NY
PAPER Il largo and we'll assorted ami WI q
nov6 No. lis Main ST. W!cSIii,',, T.
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CCOTCH WHISKEY.--A very sn0cri..;
- article of Scotch Whiskey, In punchcons lust re-
ee5 GssI and for sale by GEO. ADAMS, D
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MRS. HHINSLOW.

.-.-.-. LAUGHLlNs & DUsnFJELD.
oetl D,,Mggistf, AI1nrO 81.
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GCOTCH ALIN.--A small lot Of the celebrated
~ FGikirk Ale, just received and for sale by
1eclt GEO. ADAMS.
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DIANO AND sTABLE COVEnS
i large and beautiful assortment OF It'n, - "a
Inble Covers, just received and for sale very ,t
10y }. c. HARBOUR '
nnNOT lI3 A.Nin.st
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For Rent

e. WITHIN TIRE MINUTES WALK oP,rJTl:4
Ga::a Post Office, good house, with gas water fx.
lures, i'atl, room, &C. Also in connection a stable
carriage room, wash rom, &c. Terms. per cent in
the cost Of improvements. A. C. PARTRIDGE,
-49cl2-ti So.1IS1$ NIafn-st
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j. "a G. INTERMEDIARY.

pY E1PRESS.=-l0,ps. Muslin Dc Iaines in
u New Styles and Rich Robes very beautiful. :"
just received. wet q. s'Ff 80 -
dec15 uEISKELL & SSYEARIyGEN.
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-. doe0 - ]. c. HARBOUR, us Main 81.
-CstILT wINDOV. STINDES.--Ir..r,..n; ,-
NJ Gd. splendid assortment Of CjIt banded Win
dow Shades new aud elegant styles aud for -aIo very
l"w ny J. G. HARBOUR,
CSE2 IS Man st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28
The Case of Count Mejm-A Consular Dit.
ficuity,


fieulty
From the New Orleans Bee, April 2l1
The readers OF the Bee have been made 4tnisr with
Count Mean BY order of Recorder Summers on charge
made by ship captain of harboring some deserter from
his vessel. We publish the manifesto Of the Consuls
representing her Britannia Majesty and other crowned
heads Of Europe, as follows
NEW ORLEANS, April Is, 1850
We undersigned foreign Consnls ding New
having read the annexed protest of Count an Consul
against his The Hon H. N Summers
coder of the First District concur in the beng
violation Of The laws and constitution of the United States aad
With the treaties with the United Ses and foreign
countries well the eIequaur granted by the President Of
he United States 10
JUAN CALLAHAN, Consul Of Spain.
AUGUSTUS RICHARD, Consul OF Prussia
JOS- DEYEOODT Consul Of BELGIUM
We presume the Count must have made immediate COM
plant the authorities at Washington, despatch
received from United States Secretary Cass yesterday
dseriIg United States District Attorney Semmes to send
The facts immediately
Mr. Robert the counsel for Count Mejaa appeared be-
fore Recorder Summers yesterday and wished 70 know
the Court had decided the question Of jurisdiction
The Recorder replied that after thorough examination
ne had arrived at the conclusion that he had urisdic-
the case and that it belonged properly the
federal court and hat the proceedings In this Court
end BE also stated that he sorry that the mis-
take had occurred MI Robert said thai they thus
far satisfied.
1t Is certainly matter Of national regret that Recorder
Summers did take pains 10 understand the extent
his authority before undertaking 10 exercise jarsdcton
IN so important matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

A rOREIGN aENTLExAN, FOR SEVERAL YEARS
"A In the United Ststes, and experienced m business
wahes sItuaon saesnAn large importing house. On
goods sch commission be speaks several languages
office.
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SITUATIONS wASTED-FEMALEs.

SITUATION wANTED-BY A REspECTABLF
n young woman q first class embrode-er. Can ne seer
VI her present place, Wes 9Th ST. between 5h and On
for two days.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20
correspondence Of the n v. Journal IL Commerce
WASHINGTON, Jan, Ia.

Correspondence OF the y, v Journal Of Commerce.
WASHINGTON. Jan, Ia.
II Is mentioned ~ singular incident that
Mr.. Seward held u scat before Mr.. lverson
while the latter delivered his disuuion
speech, aud. when he closed, took him cor.
daily by the hand, and congrai ulated him
upon his eloquent effort; wheeupon the
two 9gi,aiors aforesaid laughed inccntincnt
ly at the pranks they were playing.
Correspondence IT The n. e. Tunes.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.
Rumors art current of serious misup,ler.
standings among some members of the Cab.
mot, which may lead 10 the withdrawal of
Mr. roucey. The difficulty grew out of the
contrae, for the machinery OF the sloop Of
war TO be built at Philadelphia Messrs.
Norris Bro, charging on oath, that the
sac'essiui competitors were privately in
formed by the Department OF the amounts
OF other bids, AMI were thus enabled 10 I'M
dcrstand all othcrs IL IL said, however,
that the Presideu, and Attorney General
sustain the action OF the Secretary.
President Buchanan denies officially. that
any communication relating to our foreign
oilairs, has ever been received either from
England or France, but has thus lnr failed
to respond in writing, The Committee of
Foreign Affairs insist on u written answer.
A quarrel In going on among the Repub-
l'can members. A portion desire To take
up tho Douglas popular sovereignty doc.
trlnc, abandon direct opposition 10 slavery
and invite both Northern and Southern
Douglas men 10 JOIN them Eli Thayer, Of
Massachusetts,, is one Of tho prominent al
vocater Tor this plan, ic has speech on
tbs subject In preparation.
The treasury statement shows an amount
subject 10 draft OF 81 10000, The receipts
OF the week were S.2G 900 on increase over
last week Of nearly $4,000; the drafts H.
sued amount to $3.50 900. aud drafts paid
SGA,0O net balance In the treasury.
81 oil 900.
Tho House Committee on Territories or.
dcrcd that tho bill for the organization Of
Arizona be reported with the boundaries
asked Tor by tho people OF the Territory.
through their delegate. Lieut.. Mowry. vice
oil the territory south of the parallel Of lat.
north ~ deg. 40 min. from Texas 10 the
Colorado Of the West
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
to-day agreed to report bin similar 10 that
OF Senator Slilell, who proposes TO place in
the hands Of the President, thirty millions
OF dollars TO negotiate for the purchase Of
Cuba
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lioRnrBLx CAsuALry.---A terrible acct
dent has been related to IN by our fellow
town.,san, Jos. W. Passes. just arrived, as
having recently occurred on the New York
and Erie Railroad, on his journey home
ward. The train on which he was u pas
seDger ran over two men on the track. n
few miles oas, Of Chester, and tho whole
train passing over their bodies, chopped
them TO InBcc ~ fine M sausage meat.
Although the collision sensibly disturbed
the movement Of the train. the nature Of the
ncciden, was not known, I'LL the Engineer,
believing il 70 have been caused by some
defect 10 tho track. telegrapbed back, when
he resolved for answer the above horrible re.
cital. On examining tbs rolling apparatus
u The train. = siokening confirmation Of the
trngic story ws found in numerous frag.
men. Of bone and flesh and stains Of blood,
adheripg 10 the wheels. &c.
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CONGRESSIONAL IsrgHygsTIoS In the
bill Of Mr.. CoLvAx. Of Indiana, Tor the or.
gaDza'ion Of Colona. which was referred 10
the Committee on Territories. slavery. pc
Iygamy and peonage are prohibited by
Congressional enactment. Considering the
stronghold which the popular sovereignty
doctrine has spon the Northern people, Mr.
CoLrAH did not Indicate much political 50
gaDty ia his bill. The name Colona 10 the
Spanish name for CoLrsBus. with the I'd.
di,iou Of the las, letter to give il smoother
accent.
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has been paid to coal agents; and by what
authority such officers have been appointed.
The select committteec To investigate the
accounts OF Mr.. Seaman. the late Supcrin-
,cndent Of Public Printing, was authorized
TO employ stenographcr, as was u lso the
Committee on the Judiciary to aid in the
examination OF the charges agaius, Judge
Corning
Reports were submitted from various
committees, after which the private calcu.
dar was considered.
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OrrIcs or ruE SECRETARY oF SrArs.
SIR. PAU. Jan. 18th, 1858.

Sr PAM, Jan ltth. 1883.
To he td"'s of,he Pioneer and Democrat
GENTLEMEN Allow me 10 correct,
through the columns Of your paper, a typo
graphical error in the printed copies Of tho
Session Laws for 1853. In Chapter LXXv
oil the General Laws, AN Act to provide
for Township Organization" Section . OF
Article q. (page 2ls). now roads Every
male inhabitapt being above tuvnfy five
yea'' and under the age Of nty. excepting
paupors. idiots, labaties, and such others nv
are cxemp, by law. shall be asseased Of
least two days in each year" etc.
Said Section ought 10 read Every
male inhabitaut being above tpsnty-ons
years etc The Same error occurs on page
30 OF ths pamphlet edition Of tho Township
Organization Act. | should recommend
especially the Township Supervisors and
Overseers OF Highways to take notice Of
this correction.
Your most obi servant,
FRANCIS BAAsEH,
Sse'sfa'y u State.
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ADytssIos op OREooS.--The Oregon
bill !, 10 4 difficult, position to be got before
the HOUSE. The Territorial Committee,
which has il 10 charge. stands nineteen on
the ils,. there being eighteen ahead of II in
.bo calls for regular business. Az each
committee can occupy two days In success.
sion, and rs there arr come days specially
act apart for private business, II will be d.
most impossible to reach the bill, uulss Il
10 taken up out OF the regular course.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06
tApproved March s, 1858. ]
AN ACT to punish for iptoxication.
Be eaeetsd 6y As Sexats aad Aosss Of Rerreseasip

AN ACT to punish for iutoxication.
Legislature assembled, follows:
SECTION ANY person hereafter found ntox lei in
any street. highway public place. found intoxicated
In any private building place disturbing peace Of Inc
pnoc or o. MS own or any other family shalt pun
isnea oy nas not exceeding iys dollars, 6a. after
exceeding ten dollars, imprisonment NOT
SIXTY days: and such offence prosecu before
lusce me peace or judge Of police munich al
Within hry days after they comIais but sail Judge
OF usce o me peace may remit said punishment hole
or IN part whenever he shall that The nun
nc xs,i.ss and me good Of the prisoner require
may be taken into custody by sheriff. deputy she
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