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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-17


The Crops IN Old Sampson-The Clinton Sunday School
7. o. Moore-Thc CaroIinion and the Journal &C., &c.
CLINTON, n. c., June 18th, 1859.
MEssRs. FULTON & PRICE,
Dear Sis: Please find enclosed six dollars to pay my
subscription Daily Journal for the ensuing year.
visit Wilmington this week in of other
engagements.
Matters progress in Sampson usual Farmers busy
engaged home and it generally conceded that they will
be amply repaid their aduous abors by bountfu har
Crops every kind have been vastly improved by
the refreshing rains with which have been Blessed and
when you of the bone and new of the land he
greets you with hearty welcome and smile.
The monotony and dizziness of village somewhat
relieved short time since by the celebration of the anniver
sary of the Clinton Sunday School, and seldom has fallen
to my lot to witness thrilling and soustiring
scene than exhibited this occasion. 1t really ap-
peared that the gates of Heaven had been opened
angels had descended to admonh Bachelors of the divine
Injunction multiply and repensh the earth' Every
thing arranged for ample feast of SOUL body and
heart.
We have had of Lousan$s distinguished sons with
us for short time, the Hon. Thomas O. Moore He is
native of County, and Sampson feels proud of him.
her citizens exceedingly regretted his Inability parake
of the hospitality offered him.
that you and the Carolnian still at logger
heads though the general sentiment of community
that you acting the the Defensive and that
will eventually rebound the good and harmony OF
the only nationathe democratic-party The course taken
by the Caronian will undoubtedly have tendency to
ALLEVIATE rather than bind friends to our present
tive should there be opposition from any must
be attributed to the strenuous efforts friends
Gov Wnslow to debar the citizens of the district the priy
ege of meeting in Convention, and consulting for their
benefit and welfare. Trusting that harmony may
yet prevail throughout the whole district and this epoch
may become ever memorable for our future and
prosp Gritty,
Iremain very truly, your friend, ~"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-17

RAIL ROAD DIv1DEND.-The Charlotte & s. @. R.
r. Company has declared semiannual dividend of 3
per cent.
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E,,nn NeU Mexico.

From New Mexico.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Santa Fe mail of the 23d
arrived at independence this morning. A meeting
of the Democracy of Santa Fe held on the 18th ut.
and endorsed the administration and also delegate Oten
course. Great preparations were making to receive
Hon. j. S. Phelps of Mo-, invited by the Legislature
to visit New Mexico. The Stockton Mail arrives at
Santa Fe regularly since the establishment of the mill
tary post at the crossing of the Colorado river There
has been no rain in New Mexico this year.
FARMERs' BANK OF n C.-The Cashier of this
Bank at Greensborough, w. A. Caldwell, ESQ.,, has
published statement of its condition on the LIST inst
from which we learn that its total liabilities except
stockholders for their capital stock amount to only
$l16589 80, of which $92954 consist of notes in cir
culation and $232O9 So of deposites It's assets
Specie $15O62 IL, n. G. and other Bank notes So,
564 55 Northern exchange SOL, POI S. State bonds
and due by banks 1913 80, Real Estate $7,OO5
Bills and notes discounted 1851 81. Making to
tai of assets mot counting the $56349 Al deficiency
w. w Griffin, former Cashier) of $437,238 95. This
shows sound condition. Surprising the debts due the
Bank to be good, it has surplus of more than $4,000
over its liabilities to thepublc and to its stockholders
The old issue is being cancelled as redeemed and note
will be issued from new plate-O6seruer.
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Southern "A n fac.ures

The stesdy advance Of the South In m apufac.
turing enterprise Is beginning to attrsc. attention
The New Orleans ffcayane says that Mi.siss in NJ
has made several successful eff,-ts to establ,sh
manufactures. The most prof table factory IN the
Union In In one of the Eastern countiss of aha,
State. 1t may be due to this fact, thst disnos,.
sion 10 gaining strength in that state to embark
70 greater extent 10 this species of Industry.
Many OF the cotton planters have introduces,
upon their plantations the new machine for sn in
ming the raw staple at the giu. This, perbans
ADDS to the favor with which investment in ,aeto.
riss begins to be viewed.
At meeting Of the Warren Agriculture, socis-
ty, held 10 vicksburg 90 the 81 inst. i. was re.
solved to establish cotton factory in tina. conn.
", under the protection OF the association rho
oss'go IL TO manutactnre coarse cotton fabrics and
tne members OF the assoc iation pledge tbsmse,ra,
10 sacn other to give the en- terprse THAR u,sivia
cd support.
1nesnterprise Is to be commenced ON a sea,s
see under management which will secpr. .pc.
CESS negroes are 10 be turned 10 service in the
various departments, aad the whole euterprise is
>" oePsoo, at ths commencement, upos a home
market.
Thn 70 movement 10 the right direstion.-
ahs e0"'n can manufacture cheaper than any 9th
- part OF the world. With the raw material, adds
me f'cayrne, growing 10 sight Of the factory,
with slave labor that under all circum aud
d oil times, absolutely reliable; with
Of every description and Of the best quality, sud
cheaper than 10 any other quarter, asd furnished
without the cost Of transportation, the manufae-
Jared fabrics can be produced so as to compete
With any 10 the world. The North, and Europe
hsrself will ultimately fua that the South has
Advantages for manufacturing pu rroses that even
paupcr white labor will not con nterb alance.
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Judge Meekin, OF Miuuesota, in recent speech
on the subject of Mail service between the head
waters Of Lake Superior AID the Pach: Ocean,
stated some remarkable facts in relation - the
wonderful growth Of the West. IL said. that 10
1915, tho fret effort in gopi faith ,na lie 10
navigate the lakes. In ISL their commerce reach
81 an aggregate OF sixty.1ve millions of dollars.
IN 1856 IL swelled to the enormous of six
hundred aud eight millions. Cities 10 the mean :.
time arose on their shores like magic, yisng in
population and business with others that bad
been growing for centuries. Buff .lo, Chicago.
Milwaukee, Cleveland, Dstroit, and others are
classed among the oi.;es aud commercial centres
OF the world. In Q speech delivered ia ev
York more than twenty years $40, Mr.. Webster
In alludipg 10 this subject, said: "rhess great
lakes, stretching away many thousands of miles
not IN . straight line, but with turns and deiec.
lions, ~ II designed to REACH by water comnuui-
cation, the greatest number of in 20 rtsnt points
through region Of vast extent cannot but arrest
the attention of any one who looks upon the map
They lie connected but variousy placed, aud
fnterspersec If with studied variety of form and
direction over that part Of the country. They
were N .de for man and admirably adapted for his
use and convenience" "Looking," says he "over
sur whole country, ccmprshending 10 our survey
the Atlantic coast, with its thick population, it's
advanced agriculture, its extended commerce. Its
manufscur-s Ard mechanic arts, its varie ties of
sonmnnic i.''', . wealth and its general i'm.
pfovemeut'; a9i se"t's then into the interior
TO the immense 'aef4 81 i.ssh, fertile, and cheaD
hnds, BOUNDED To- = a'-15 lakes, and watered by
50 macy magbifc"h- at-esms, let me ask il such
nap was ever Def sc ted to the eye Of any
statesman as theafre ,E the exercise Of his wis.
man 10 Ff to act q pact on ssch . theatre who
does not comprehend the vIols Of it within tie
scope ofhis policy and embrace it all as his esun.
sry!'
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Ccean STEAMERS.

The bill before Congress, which pr opposes 20
distribats the Ocean Mail Service between the
PRINCIPAL Atlantic ports, provides for the incorpor
alton os National Steamship Company" and the
orsanisstioo. nr'e- ~. auspices Of the Govern.
ment, OF general 'ipe ~ Ocean steamers, 10 car.
~ the rAlts semi-v-r,:'g, between the UNITED
sfArEs and Enrope. C.;'ar the arrangement, IA
proposed by the Contaitsee. the service IL to be
divided into w, psr.s-''tbe first, or Northern
division, making alternate trips from Portland,
Boston. New York and Philadelphia. to Liverpool:
and the secoud, or Southern division, alternate
trips from Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston, Sayan.
nah and New Orleans, 10 southampton" Upon
thu Northern division of the line. TO be placed
not less than six steamers of two thousand tons
measurement. Upon the Southern, eight steam
ere, not exceeding three thousand tons. 1t is
farther stipulated. that there shall be two de-
psrturss every week-oos from a Northern, aod
one from Southern port, taking each Of the ports
Ia regular sucoessIon-the time Of sailing being
6xed by the Postmaster General. Ia aid of this
enterprise the bill directs "the Secretary of the
Treasury to advance the bonds of the UNITED
srAffs, bearing Ave per cent. coupons, towards
the construction and equipment Of said eight
steamships for the Southern Department, 10 an
amount not exceeding two.thirds of their entire
performed The New York Tsas.s stigmatizes the
project ss designed TO establish ga gigantic mo.
nopoly, backed up by the credit of the Federal
Government. The TBSs seems to forget the
enormous subsidies granted TO keep the Collins
line 10 operation. The Washington Taio. very
pertinsntly argues that by Ocean steamers start
Ing, at stated intervals, from the points already
named-eech point of departure being the Atlsn>
tic terminus OF q maa line of railroad the steam.
ers sailing from these termini continue ont,
practically, to Europe, each individual road, aud
thus oil the region Of country within easy die.
ssnoe of the respective lines is placed in direct
communication With European ports. The places
Of demsnd for our products, the sources OF sup.
ply for our extfaneous wants, are thus at once
arrived at in the shortest period of time The
planter Of the South, or bis factor in the South,
eru city, il not forced to send his letters a week
in advance Of the sailing day OF The New York
steamer-thus creating that much of uncertainty
in his communication, and giving, jus. go much Of
time. the advantage TO a moro northern city.
Neither are the Northern or New Eoglaud States
subjected TO 3 similar, though less burdensome,
disadvantage"
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A6atrs IN nayss.

Hsastiu the First the sable Emperor OF Hsysi,
n % he last legs. TIE imperisi shies are sore
With the kicksngs aud failinss admintstered ty
the opposition Aspirsat for the soepsre, and The
inpsrtaa head h aching witt the uusasinesn and
ehauoss Of IN unsteady crown. The Black ".
psb,tcans are driving his sc,sy highness to the
xa,,. and the throne and arissocrscy vii, tumble
nv the next arrival into . common ruin. HI.
Majesty has not succumbed without desperate
essav AZ resistance, aud he has even been able 10
r.srssA the world with the novelty OF a sea nghs,
AsAt Of hse.s. too, the vessels probably OF The
size Of oyster boats, IN which, usual he got the
worst Of Il. and saw his squadron making az good
time from the enemy on tho sea ~ HE troops 90
the shore. The Black Republicans have made a
prise Of his coffee and are about to take his sugar,
10 the cultivation Of which he has spent mueh
labor and much money from the treasury. 10
shost II be 10 permitted TO get out Of his Kingdom
ct all, he may say with truth that naked he cane
into his possessions, and naked be will 60 out oi
then.
Nis great pity that this magnificent Island II
doomed 10 destruction. II Napoleon would take II
vudsr his protecting wing. no one could object
>ot even the wretcaed barb srians themselves, whe
ere always more secure and comfortable under
the rule Of = superior race THAI when left 30 tbs
sway Of their own ignorance sad brutality.
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DETgHTIoN CT VESSELS IN TIE MIsstssipPf.-The
New Orleans Crescent OF Wednesday states that
there we're az that sine iorty nine vessels, inward
and outward bound, Tying et the mouth of tue
Mississippi unable to cross the bar for want CT
water. Ofthe whole number twenty nine were
outward bound ships, some which cleared fr1IG
New 0ritaus on the oh Of December, two months
previous. These vessels had GA board caTGoes
amounting to 81 Coo bales OF cotton, LIZ hogs.
heads tobacco !,t93 hog-heads sugar. 237 barrels
rnoia sses and articles not enumerated, aud east.
ing up ia value exceeding six uiilions Of dollars
The inward bound vessels have on bead CarEoes
valued at feur millions Of dollars. The papers
urge government action for the Improvement OF
the mouth Of the river.
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RAILROAD sMuGGIIEG. A goodiy sized female who
was jonrneying by RAJ from Bangor to- Boston at,
trscted the attention n tia conductors hy the
singular appearance Of her extensive skirts Rail.
road neu have ali kinds OF customers to deal
With. aud the opinion Of those in charge Of the
train below Portsmouth was, bat this was A case
of smuggling. Conductor Towle. cf the Eastern
Road, regarding the interest of his employers
with jealous aye, aud becoming sstisred that
there was something in 1t, politely informed The
Que Of large Dimensions that If she continued 10
smother that BOY any iorger he would certainly
become dead head aud requested her 10 rise.
4 compliance with this desire Disclosed a stout
boy of six teea summers, who bad ridden all The
way frc,n Bangor under deok,' aud who nov
breathed FIRST the free air Of Novs Ham pshire. and
saw the Erst light s:Ecs he mad left the penoh.
scot,
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Suddenly, On the lath instant. Mt RousemoDt. ths
residence Of her son in-law, In Aibemaris county
Va HhTfy. wife IT Heman baldwin. formerly OIL
Richmond In the IS rear OF her aesI
"a Nav York papers pleass copy.
Ia Petersburg, on the 9th inst. JAMES Scale
Esq Ia tho 18th year ~ his age. leaving an hfec
tionate wife and eight children 10 msurn their loss
he died ia the iuli ASSURANCE Of . glorious resnr
rsetjnn
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Richmond. Va. Jan. 18th. 1859. fe ll-st
rkA. Tun LAnGssr AMBaorYrrs ZOE 60

xkA. THz LARGEST AMBRorYPFs FOB 90
CENTS at POWERS Strangers Visiting the city
will bear in mind tina. large size Anorntypes
OF the best quality, can be had only at pow ERS'
Gallery, ISL Main street, for 81 cents.
Pearl Ambrotypes made only at POWERS, price
50 cents, 81 and upwards Beware OF horse
takes" felf-NN
t~ AUCTION NOTICE. ask attention
to my sale of Clothinv, Dry Goods Boots and Shoes
THIS DAY, az 10 o'clock, at my store.
fell X GAUTHORN, Auct.
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signs Of .prtnS.

A lady friend has favored Us with beautiful
harbiugsr Of the approach of Spring In bright
little golden crocus-which smiles when the snp
10 bright, and folds its petals when be withdraxs
his rays-which has been blooming in the opon
cir, 10 her garden near Richmond, since the IA
dsy Of this month Another proof Of the remark
ssls nildness Of the season, little plaut which
shs hes been 20 good ~ also TO send u.s. and which
has bssa green ali the winter, lis dimiuu,iys
eessss making their appearance 10 January
xss plant sas rsissd from seed which was gath
- ~ oss lady friend 10 she ruiDsd walls Of In.
oos'ssse % ko@s. vas sown last Spring. ana h.,
sesAspsd Ont III the winter uaprotec ted.
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Afeaoa,a S,otton

Il is stated that the na;ase o. t.is ssii. aud the
regularity Of the seasons enable This valuable sta
pie 60 be prosecuted With the greatest success
along this whole seaeoard of Guinea: In the
neigheorhond OF Sierra Leone the Republic OF
Liberia; throughout the Blight cf Benin. and In
iard Of the Blight Of Btafra the latter including
tie mcushs Of the Benny, Niger Old calabar' ana
CAMERON rivers.
The following statement shows tho amount OF
raw cotton from Africa, received In England since
ISL Mach bag or bale weighs about one hupdred
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and twenty pounds;

The ccst Of production isstatea not 10 exceed
"one.haif penny ponnd in the end. while II can
be laid down in Engisni at about ~ pound,
and selts Al IA TO Cd"
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RuLRoAD.--AdTce ices from Mar
shall Texas 20 the 1sf, that the Pacific rails
way Compromise has failed. The amount Of IN.
Objectionable claims has besn reduced to $l4S ,oG0.
leaving the amount OF Ss4 00o for farther exam,
ination. SIR. Fouikes refused payment unless the
road is delivered TO the old company under final
award of the arbitration. The Conn ttee there.
upon designed giving the award III favor OF
the, new company. Ths Convention, however,
resolved that Dir. Foulkes take possession OF the
road west OF Marshall and Vicksourg.
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THgf President OF TIE UNITED SrArEs.-Agaiu
and again, on every possibta occasion, he disa
vows with contempt and rid;cule his supposed
aspirations for second term of office. "f@o old
meu" he says, s'myseit and Lewis Cess, II We live
81 long. viii quit this city on the 9th OF March
1861, with much lighter and less hnrdened hearts
than we bore with us en- coming."-Cor. Of TIM.
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MAuRTED
ulEu.

day eve Mug. sth :nss. JOHN 3. POLLOCK b 6A
y. Oldest daughter Of James III aud fus.n
peay.
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LARGE CUBAN Sugar C0sTsAcr.-A letter from
Cardebas. by the last Havana mail, announce one
OF :e largest contracts of the season. the crops Of
the plantations "Couchita," "Fermina," and
1.-TWO sicies, near tina. city, for s25 the box Of
10 arrobas each.-N. O. pcdyuMe, FEB. l.
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A LEerugz--Jamcs e. Murdoch, Esq, :he ira
gedau, delivered lecture on Friday evening
last. at Easton, Ma, bsf'rs tho Young Mems
Christian Association. The Las.os Star says i:
was ian intellectual treat seldom enjoyed By the
ienizans OF our iuland village"
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CoUgr MAETIkLs.-Court Narriais were held oil
Hong Kong, before Nov. nth, on board the L. s.
steame Mississippi, on ieuten iat VALLEY, VII }
was sentenced 10 be dismissed from the squadron
and snspen aed enc year on fUriough pay, for die
obedience IF orders; lieutenant Sprostun, who
Was reprinanded for fighting, and oD DR.. Philips
for fighting, tie sentence Against the Doctor
bpiog RENTED by the Commodore.
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LAND SAIE.--0n Monday las;, the Dawson Farm.
in AibemarIe CO. Va, containing 53s scres, be-.
longing to the University Of Virginia, was sold Ut
pub io auction to Hr. :. W F;ckia for 80 dollars
por acre. This VAS dev isod 10 the University
by The ,aie Martin Dawson CT that county, aud
nold hy Ell act OF TIE I4agialatnra.
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VIOLENT ATTEHrf To EScapE.--A daring attempt
TO break i4il was made 81 East Cambridge, Mass
"Wednesday morning. by prisoner pa,ned Man.
non, who threw black pepper into the eyes OF the
turnkey, alter which he rushed upon him, ana
eDdearared TO draw hin, iuto cell. The turnkey
recoverinh himsef, drew revolver and fTed two
balls at the c0lprit, who still retained his hold,
choking the turnkey severeiy. Assistance arri-
wing, the prisoner was secured aud the balls ex-
tfacted from the wounds Ct the culprit, who is
not in dangerous condition.
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WEsTHaM PLANK hohp Cos

WEsTHaM PLANK RohD CON-
aS>-Ga PASY.-A general meeting Of the Stock
hcd-r.-cf the Wssthsn Flank Road Company will
o'clock, on TUESDAY, 18th March. 1859, Matters Of
vital in portai &c the Company urgently require
this r-aetD aud ever, TT ckhOider is uested is
to attend n person If possible.
70 s-2awtd 6E D FIsEgg, TT.
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ENGLISH CHURCH SEaviCE.----rhe Asia brings
us proclamation from her Ma esty tbs Waeen
f1rbdding this i'll future OF the special services
In the Book CT Common Prayer. for the three
state holidays, kaown as Ins "Gunpowder Plot"
.hariyrdom OF Charies r. and Restoration Of
Charles H." These days nos herceforih to be
observed ss ho .i.sY8.
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Tar SourHrgy PLANTER The february nniohe'
Of the spther, pionteF is fn of articles OF va'n'
and interest to the agricultural community j.
Williams E.q, the editor. conducts this peri"di
cal with degree Of ability. energy and taste TIM
maiu.ans its high reputation and commend 1t Il
the confidence Of the public,
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Two sinfs To 1T, FasNr.-Fanny Fern says '.if
one hall OF the girls knew the previous life Of the
men they marry, the list Of old maids would be
wonderfully Increased" If the msn knew. Fan.
Dy, what their future lives were to be, wouldn't
II Increase the list Of old maids still further,
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Hroyy Taxattcu .

The city OF New York raises in tho shape Of
taxes, eight millions of dollars, larger sum than
any ope State of the Union
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YoRK TrFE INsUatSC CoNPANY.-Ry the provision
of the Charter Of isi3 the Divders declared by the
Company viii bear per cent sateTeS. IN eost, until
redeemed.
Rv the provision of III same Charter. the Fcrip
Certificates OF n;vSenGs will be redeeeted IN rash
whan the rrufts of the Society attain the sum of
81 tsO.GfO.
From tbs wonderful prosperity Of this Office. the
rerica above mentioned will be attained in O r'ry
te,c pears.
Dividends to credit If parties Jan l. l3Ja...s5TaGTs
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srRICHN0ND THEATRE.
BENEFIT AND
Positively LAST APPEARANCE BUT ONE QE
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
WaO WILL APPEAR IN SIX
GREAT CHARACTERS, WITH
SONGS AND DANCES.
OUR MAGGIE AS TIE WILD EUNTRE3si
CUR MhGGISAs MARGARET WILTON /,
OUR MAGGIE As THE GREEK BOY!
OUR MAGGIE As A FREE CHxkN!
OUR MAGGIE IS TIE NIGHT DANCER:
OUR MAGaI. AS AN IRISH WOMAN {!
OUR AAGGLETv Two SOAGS
OUR MAGGIE IN TWO DANCES
4 THRILLING DRAMA
ANDA-
PRCTEAS FARCE,
OUR MAGGIE APPEARING IN BOTH PIECES !,
sCPrJRIsD bT TIE
ENTIRE COMPANY!
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CoKnuPfIos.-lh consequence OF the corruptions
discovered In the Health and Poor Departments
OF fhisdeipdis, the State Senate has passed bill
sbolishing both Boards. aud authorizing the sp
pointment Of new Boards BY the Courts.
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BORIS AND THE Presidency The Central Nation.
al Bolts Club in Washington. have resolved TO
"ithnoia inc publication Of their address to the
people until Dir. Bolts shall have delivered Ia
epeech on the I'D in New York