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, 1860-04-23
New York Market.

BT T11ra1ArB.1 NEW Toxx+ April q.
FLorn-Dsmandltssa active. Market for common grades
In ssde lower. Sales 1901 bbl 8329H@s7H for super
State: 9o540 E1tEa Statc; &3s3 80 su}'cf
&5.A1Gl3.76 Csui1on to MEDIUM Fxt1n WtslcIn: $5&sa
6u3 Shipping brands 1tra L II q. The n!a1ktt closing
dull and tendency DOWN. Il for coMuon tr1es Canadian
tiuur heavy fur Cnnnou and stn4dy for good gIades
Sales GO Ibis t5sSs..5 for Common - Choice Extra.
Corn Mtsl quiet mud unchanged. lye Flour nn, with
fair business doing; e3.6SA4o fr Common TO ho!ce
Supes.
$50 bbs Al 214c
NnA1s-~ brat without sEcsial Charge. Deuand limit
cd for export but mod rate milling inquiry rces have
atebdency In favor Of buyer Sae LILO bu uhste Canad
5GN bu cl7iee xn'er rcd H esern At 447. de.
lytnd 5t0 ptiH MI 6luh =. 49, 1.AN good Chicago
ai ring 1t &tat. Rye Ecascc aAa firm At s9stc Bxle
597s.. Corn cs. actv and lardi. hr.e. a deiv
for mixed Western; Il yellow Jer ey and
southern, Oats uDcha, gea In PRICE but active 70
lKoyi.oss-PoIk, II and heavy At ged prices.
Shle $50 bbls. 17B5 1915 heavy urInspectcd.
1..t5 for I'D me.< 4oG45 new prime and las1sl3 fur
old ,1ue. Eerf dull ntd unchanged. Sale, Nu hb!s. SO
40 for country p.e. ,1 do. ,s$2 20 Iepaek-
ri nca 1ll1 extra IaesA Btef hanlt Gull aud heavy.
Sales tbs T. 70 fot tate Western held Ut Il scs
Prime beef dull and nominal. 13@ IL cut Gull
and dEuo,ns. kal ~ Ibis. eA@et f,E hamk the 1at1ef
for eho cy aud Gx@7 for shoulder. Bacon dui witt
GIL Butter. dull 1l9fs for Ohio, 11@a0, State Che ss
steady lUt3 Is for inferior 10 psne-
GzockREsCottt contnut ready Ut fa4s14c for Rio.
SrocK.-Dul and easIer. Chca20 j Il Is, e i r aJK,
IC ecr.p GpA. panan, 1$ft guar TX. 1S9 end.
INK =. Ia lem ls4 Hudson - Erie asst1ed II, Ii o.
Pacific Mall lUjA. II ri ist bonds, Vt, III Freeand
boEd, 100, bos1us SIX Tenn 6s six. Ao u N.
, 1860-04-23

Increase during the three latter months con,-
pnrrd, is 1861. Cars increase Of lire stock,
.4S; cars added :he business shown by thu
statements rendered on the 27th February last,
make j total increase within the seven latter
mouths compared, 5,2sa cars. Total increase
Of live stock is St;i cars.
, 1860-04-23


Trade continues active With good prospectA fer two
months to come Ieoa SALE have been numerous during
The 1t prices ratcr huter than At the previous
sa'es Jotes. hare been extremely busy much
compel make Eet keep up the supply
The bv ace from ths c.y 10 tho Ohio a4 Including
New EpgI,Dd IL much more active. Both Freucll and
Enslrh drces goods te mkly In these sections Plain
dress silks Of n!g'cE guilty a1e ws.rd and prces
mstle,: wo.iea good. do not slare ., fuly, ..
.rket more oycnione The dollug hu<s pre- not
fa buynE the material i"r Winter cloth nE More done
acve trade douE. and manufacturers ac reaplrE
harvest fur o.lris keep flowing IN for future delivery al
.teady prees 70, A. staple eot,on fabrics Ths s1ro DE-
s,yss and 1awns have also improved In fancy casseIcs
there more doing but particularly In tie etter grades OF
quality but other kinds 1s wooehB dull und cavy the
tveoek Of Cheap foreign woolers affecting greatly the
demand Tor domestic atcs. The Imports Of foreign goods
the ast week hare ae.!n t!en T. Thc tar Wes.sa ds.
ana for gous still laFs but from Al other parts q the
Union g,od consumption exists. The Westetn States
that suaf those a<yoad Ohio, namty. lnoa, lnd!.
all. etc.
rhe trade Of those dry Soods houses which do
aniy Northern business Is much Larger this seasun Elaa
bfore. Ne speak whf Hr k"o% Ihuse who express
contrary lion don't know what they arc writing
a1Nluf
, 1860-04-23

COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
~ Fur Hot and Cold Di1hes OF all kinds. This most de-
clous and apeslpg sauee, invented b. the renowned
"soye" for the London Reform Cub h since bis dece'e
Manufactured by the well known house of Crosse Daek-
we'll LONDON, fro the original recipe 1t IS the faTot:s
sauee IN England, AMI on the Continent with high and
growing reputation among American Epcurrs anu much
approved stmuleot to the appetite and 10 digestion.
OPINIONS Of THE LONDON PRESS.
"Werecomnendo our correspondent to tEy Aons- so5esa
new sauoe entitled the Sat2n1 Sauce It Is made aft:
the Turkish repe its hayors excellent and affords cen"
siderable aid In cases Of slow and weak dIgesoa-[Thr
Lancet.
"avory Tquaat and Spicy worthy the genius Of soyer,
-tObte.4er-
"a most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh. aod Fowl and
ahould haye plaee one very tahle-AEas.
Sole Agents for the United Statcs,
GARDNER 6. .YVELlF. Eli Fulton St4 New YoEt-
md BRAY 4 HAYES 81 Cornhil, Boston. For ea!e BY
Grocern and Frn{t DeaIes3 EVERYWHERE. taf7bE1a6m
, 1860-04-23
~ --s<)NLh1E:R-<IAT,,

SArrRpAr EvEx1xs, Ap:li q, 1870.
The following arc the receipts auA shipments
5or the last twenty -four hours:
, 1860-04-23

DACINE ANB MISSISSIPPI
n, mad

DACINE ANB MISSISSIPPI
IL EAlLEHD.
CHANGE OF TINE.
On and after April l,tl 1880 trains will Ean da5 suh-
days excepted, as follows:
GOING WEST:
Leave Racine, Express Passenger, n t0oS am ha1:uk
elose connections for Jans.vllle Mall.on. GaeEa Vu
buque and the West, arriving II Beotr At IN p.1::
Frxepost ). Is pm Ere Eat aat ta.senkrs. a. l-.t9
Pm- a1rivnx At hso!t II s-t PIN. Fsespoit !oW pn-
Leave Clinton junction. Express Passenger, II lis a.E
on arrival Of tFar. from Chicago sud J.ntsVille+ AZ
Ev1nE At 3elo!s Al l:0 Ill.,. FIeelo lort II s:s5 an
tfulNG EAST:
Laars Freepo Express Passenger 1t 1G5 a Eeloit At
Tx: pm. Clinton Il Ills p-n, connecting With train
on tht Northwestern ALd chca1o IA iroa1 for jaue4-
Wills an1 Madison RAe4ne II LIS H.. l1ak.n1 elusa
e.'nnrcton II Chirago. va Milwaukee and chic. 70
Railroad.
Freight aaI Passenger, ii 4c5 pm. Ee:u& al -55 pm,
vile; striving 1t 1sarsat II e:4s An.
Passenger Exptt4* Il l arrival Of trains from
the West, eouneet& st Clinton Junction with tsai.s
for Jaaesvi11e sad Chicago At hQ5 sr,.
MATT. TAYLOR, Superintendent
GA.TEOH3ON, t3enI A.1sxss. ss.7.yM
, 1860-04-23

DAvxSroRr, Iowa, April el.--R. F. Campbell,
banker, Of this city, committed suicide to-day
hetweea twelve md one o'clock, By shooting
bimself through the head with pistol.
, 1860-04-23

HALIFAX, April e1.-The steamship Vigo from
Liverpool 18th, via Queenstown eth, TOR New
York, has put in here short Of coal. She has az;
4oo pussengers, all Of whom are well. She Will
,,rohably le:yc to. morrow for New York.
, 1860-04-23

DETROIT. April l9-Clea.ed, schr. &C. Trowhzidge,
CLtVkLAND, April ~, cleared, prep. Nile. collins
ChIaEo scrs III IL Spzueler. Weber co; l.. D. sher
pan1 Norton. do.
YCFFAL0. April 1a-Cleared, xeh1. Dalt!c, Baker,
OsWEGO, April 1s-Clcsred, prul.. Akron. Burnett
Ch;aEo; bsge lso Grandc Latkan do; sShrs. Eernuda
Stowtll do
, 1860-04-23

GR1lfral NOt!cRG.
TITLE, BROWN s. CO.,
81 KILRX STREET, BOSTON.
Have Just Published,
E L T! NJ z n T S
Chemical Physics,
RI, josiah p. COOAE, JK.,
Ewing Professor Of Chemistry and cero!cE. II Harvard
College.
illustrated with 400 Wood Cuts,
With copsous tutex.

With cuptous tt.1ex.
Oxk ...-....FR:cE e.
Th, Eeok has leen prepared meet want: to wlca the
dyi.on Of subjects usually 1iapted 'p the colleges OF his
couItsy. between the various departments OF rh, sIca1
SCIENCE given rise to. covers TIA. patton OF f}.!cs
Which conveniently tauzlt!n connection with
1t tas for example. Of TIE properties G matter Il IT'S
three conditions including e1ystallosraphy, hSd'ostatcs
and pueumat!cs Of heat In Its reaots Ia matter and Of
the various methods By which the weight and voune u
Solids liquids. or sasscs4 accurately measured
IL order t, adapt the book the puose. Of
ha. been prepared strictly !aauetre method through
ou; and 50 much os the subject matter OF mechanics las
been given the beginning Ut Le voumt IS wasneesa
to secure tits object Fur the same rcan. each chapter Is
followed by large Auu1ber Of Pre- o!em- when a1c e1
lated nu only to test the knowe Of the STUDENT lu:
also extend and Apply te principles stated n tue text
Care his taken aciude tie latest :tsus Of seeEe
ant tev. the subj ta:e tern t developed is
usta,e the methods Of physical seareh. The
contains large collection Of fabea such are OF daily Use
in ,he chemical baio.y and which will render The WORK
valuable to tie professional chemists. sp:cl3neod
, 1860-04-23

Senator Seward
WASHINGTON, April al.-Seuator Seward goes
North OF, Monday On visit for few days.
, 1860-04-23

VX7ILDER'S PATENT CLAP
W BOARD pLASIE9 MAGItINE-
JB TAEK han pie nf ana. uncin ist ht Il now
d;ssstpE LUMBER 1th Wilder. rarn, siding and Flauirk
Machine. Thsae aeanes are superior 10 ~ essss ever
invented they wifi hetter and k1nd2 Of work
than any nachne. Tbs oval ounl sdluk Il
n,de this acnlne only. he would Invite Ill that want
es he the cxelnslsereh of this in Cecsso
Atf Caua et the G. u. i T. II. +. ts~s!uE.
Chicago Illinois.
Machines arc manufactured hF II. r.. johnson 4 Co.
Detroit Niehtsan Letters add'-sd to them fE naehints
or right will secclrs rsumpt attention. mh-slra
, 1860-04-23

vt. LOUIS, ALTON AND {'H..-
~ CA0O RAILROAD.
YISTh:. lt.:.::.:.sts la::iI-
Ut SD .t;ss >rSr.,s. A3;~ s:a. tive Esrf.@ Tra:Os
ct. LOUIS. CAIRO: %ESF';,*$ yicxsnuao. AND
Northern -M>srit7i, is4'-'4s tilt! Netrassa.
Br way O: ,c It. les At"o -ns thcas" Az Line ka'
tz'.A -'.re'., x,n. Sn,:h u :.:'nwi;
TRANS :,l,:~ NJ Lc: 1s;s:. ~u: "e:: 'aa bu'e7 an'-
C:as! '1c'-,,
81, ,aa,.......: :.:.1"tn- 1".'a ~. - an'
ri "s': "a, It. L. 1rn, aaSs ~ c''s's: :; am.
,!!., .n W:l,,, '.,l IL. '-"n-'sass Chicago i:
4:1 er,. Ar.'st' - ,'.:'-; >: y, ~: x,,,
Al jr;: vi.st"> N.-.' =. x. r. wrist. 1t: shs "cu:
ia. r.n,.. Ivaena 49, ,s~ p.os;. anu oaaaw4a II. X.
r. ia, Cts:out:L Ga'' .''u. SEE :2s':aetais sta-
i m"op.!s=tua vita: y, ''ieo'. ,a':'a': With
\: ~ :r.;.t ws:"e s''-as wss.ern ILL.,: .:al."a>.eaat
y IT,. asut. a;.. a*-: tu - ..sns!:'s ..i S:',-
!: ST. l"> w:sh t*'' r"!s !:Ytt:;. Mi;a7ti ':'rsr
r.. >.t. A.ftL H>-'.s' Es:. ~. h.epuk EHtcts aht
liar t.l ..:.rr: - " i II Al: i~i!- m Missouri
Ea.-s. Ill s.sr44 a,d eI' - l..u. .:.tss amt New
u. ., n-:: 'nsp s.a'as- - :, a:-Mr1a. s!css's:x
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:. IT,. rA;sal {. v1,s I'll -lu .a1-su. N''u
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IT,: i ~: II: .sp.a A. " s". ots.-
rcatc.
.;Gtt ::4,;,l:,:~t:itr:
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, 1860-04-23

" RAILROAD.
GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
sFxrxG Ar1As0k kNxsF.
onaad.fser MONDAY. April lsh, 1S6, trains v!!lfeavs
Wcs ie2ct. Chak1, foowe. Sunlafs excepted:
s.a5 Act 3:+J PEA for nl1on. lo:o. Fulton. Cedar
Ear.dk aad intermediate p4iEts.
At 9;&3 and 9o fer Bey!dt-r. s.ockfo1i. Fred
port, Na.r:- ta IuHleth. putnlut. heioi: James
ytllF, Ard intermediate places.
40l pm for ES.r, GeE:3crc. EosSttrt. Freepott, Be
loit 4ni Jaaesr,e.
AZ $50 ,!a gor leneva E.ka. a=d intermediate places:
iss.e7<ers :or MeiIeHIy RiebE,oal teosvs Laks and
/. Il. rAicoTT. Gsus.a1 SURF.
H. II. F)RTEyt n~1 P4aa.n4-- A1ee: W..;v
, 1860-04-23


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SAW s.' 1.; rass rn' -". c.e1sa e :t!t tlr5
~!t: "+':: ..tc. l. '::s:. ~ NAIL. -fT At
pESA~YL.ASi.a CENTRAL kAi.;.t'A1
70 New fr*, !n.: ,.:r' tia. t.a,:- s:' Hasn'uEtc1
ify. md Alt e !rf:nr ..N-s If t,Es>lylca. Srw st
sly. NJ" i".S. y - 'a'.'. -.
sl--rl::f,. ~ .>.. a.. :u:'", w. atft lit ~:ce1s
.'i:..e Ea.l..n .G4t.r: 4. = a..::';.E: e"s.
i,a:!s.-r shrexe,i thi@'::n.
Trns e4vt t.,.:>rs. .crrHfr Ut s:a-a, .c Van yu1-n
s.r-rts, we1:s:c, ~ fLuws:
s+lA. H.:'!ns a1s-7*s daily !saH:ias- sset p:n',
"a .N.-N:. ixp.,... .f.s s..4.r..1t tssr: istb
L r:- .9f: .:.'r:l, s:!. s":. .tt nal LAIR shtfc
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art * -at. ...r u'. t'.1:': - t-n is:sset ALd
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rs.-r: ai;.':'- II :. = nf fe foastN VII.
tn, i:'-r:r"es - II .hs seia!s tn '".,'iss thecsa
+. Ike P.tf
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lr .-,.-, =. L. 1.vtr. II, list. ~ ft't
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] Z. IL T!:1t,A. Ttek.i h:~a..
JAY. ", &t-s-'s.. t.t.ss: i Ascnf = .Ic".t.
, 1860-04-23

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
rscss all emcrgeucies and household al si 10 IT
without! &! n.i* always really and up ta tie sticking
polnt There orgcr necessity for surin$ Chairs,
sprtecd vsuccss healless dolls and broken crls. 1t
is article for cure. shell and other ornamental work
70 popular with lades et refinement andtaste-
ThEsadml7bIe preparation usei COLL being chemically
held In soutton an possessing al the ~aluae qualities Of
the best 5rtt makers Glue. It ay bc use. in the Faes
Of ordinary muciI7se, being vastly more adhesive.
, 1860-04-23

CHICAGO & NORTEIWEST'N
~ RAILWAY.
VFIICAGO AND MILWAUKEE

~ RAILROAD ptpns corner Of Vest N*;ef sad
Cnok streets. Twn Passenger trains daly. SUNDAYS r.
espte4. Lease CA.casi and znvs = Aslws-
krr At lis p tnnntt: t ry with k1presa Iraln o1tao
Crosse IN the svenlk. wher msntaie connections ~"
Male with eaity tacke: Eoais ss.r -. Paul.
A% leave th!eaxn At 100 . nj and asTive n Allwsu-
kes II ~ p.., connecting With Nuxauzte And Alsa$-
sp:i Railroad.
Waukvsaa Accommodation Train leaves W1ukeE1n II
'o sn; arrives Al niea@. At >VAn.. LeaVcs.Chlcas'
at3 pm ,arstvtsa. Wause 1t i-3 Itn.
Tser* !tave Ava,I.yr nl ~.Is aud S3 pm. A.
rize I: ChirIs"a. T. a.d 6. - p.m.
Atfit 9Th. II IT, Stunt.
, 1860-04-23

Asaritn4t ein ha{7:u in ht regulated hsmit II 10
sey desirable TO hare soe cheAp and convenient way for
repairing Furniture, CrockesJ, TuJ. &c
, 1860-04-23

CHICAGO NlILL-FURNISIIING
NJ DEI0c.
The Placer herald., 1860-01-14
INDIAN DIFFICULTIES.

DURING the pas wear we have had
Indian tribes residing within borders In the month OF May last
from large number Of citizens
County rcpesentng That band hostile Indians nhao
had committed number OF
Mr. Hooker had been destroyed by
and the lives human beings who occupied thm
ons invoking the State authorities
States Infantry had been to that vicinity with orders to
sed that no expedition Of that
directed Aduant General Kbb to muster into the service
this force and proceeded at to chase these
who had for several been committing oges upon the
which some hundred killed. the of the tribe
ay hundred and fifty sou and by
reservation Mendocn They are there comfortably
and is hoped will again trouble
AS the Adiutan reported unable to
give his operations and tho expenses
These doubt will be furnished you IN due um Inc campaign
emneny great due General Kbbe and the
gallant patriotic officers and soldiers for the manner which was
indeed rendered the State ana IL
will make appropriation to romuneao
the other of this Indian war; n state @
Federal 1t should the claim against that govern
and urge it's payment :, l... !,
It duty inform that during tho past summer the
Indians residing North and South Forks of Eel River in Men
docno citizens and destroyed amount
of Satisfied and repeated depcdatons
nnn The authorities and other
w Jaboe organize company twenty
and break up this band ne 6 mas % @ 20
in order has been issued dsbndng
the force .. L.. I'LL ;.h.r rr,too+ or ,ro
serve the Indians within limits prevent them from committing
upon and property of our In many oca
herds of cattle there The Indian whose is
that hunting unsuccessful the chase ana pncne o
s thieves SUCH 1t quite likely that many
of with the Indians out OF the imposition
perpetraed upon them by degraded white men win wn% % %
often this hosiies provoked ana good
citizens compelled to suffer the consequences
information this subject you are
to which will be transmitted to-day with
communication. J d fsi fAi
The Placer herald., 1860-01-14

The annual exhibition Agricultural Society," which took
place Sacramento September last more attended than
etc. far superior anything before presented the State
while department of the mechanic arts contributed It's share
have certainly great rejoice rapid progress which
our people making build up great powerful
State lively which manifested in the
of all of stock will give our genial climate the best
varieties of domestic animals in the world
rich lands being rapidly under cultivation and
dependent others for the of life h report which
detail the increase OF during the
Indeed limits all the elements of great
already found that
we'll the Atlantic States and that have all the
material tho highest mechanical skill requisite accomplish this
improvements the mining districts during the year.
and the undimnhed yield in the production Of gold must satisfy the
population for intelligence and patriotism, with
lands the world Affords with inc haustbe
wisely properly the which have been rose spread
before us, there is for us glorious future
States which swamp lands found the
taing But this State unfortunately the surveys have
been finished and will probably lose large of that
admission the Union and ovrfowed
by well artificial ceased be SUCH
our right surveys been made by the
during the dry of the and the probability
is that large quantity land which In truth swamp and overhowe
In other States very wisely provision reclamation of
The
passed eighth of April 1856, this subject makes ausion
lands to Company organized for the purpose connecting
of the San Joaquin Nothing done under
ewing is usually called Lake the City
of the proceeds be used for school
tme on tho April 1855 was providing that
proceeds these lands should into fund for
the doa that the would
sy ss esa a tn.
Fund.- and udicious expended under the direction of Commits
The Placer herald., 1860-01-14

which have would have treasures
would have and the roll bn
ng would Have eventually yielded millions Of
late to correct the evil inflicted by the of
~ eys.aewsd s and
pmbsr ns five hundred hundred sSS
and there win the oents rom and @ thou
still due this % fund s There % was also paid
sand hundred dollars and nnetyfve which
Rs o o ]
Good faith requires that this should be
nsarS ssniS a r ir papHsss interest o ths parted wit"
e r s s one hun
The amount of dan under the Acts 1898 1898 and s
and ,H. acres Tho amount of
sand and thirty and the amount paid
sG a %s ss sa | s' 1s.n
The quantity of seminary lands located was hhree thousand
thousand three hundred and seventeen tenhndds
The .0d d rs ssd
Under the old law landwarants required
BE maSs s.s s se sm
poses rapidly this enhanced by the proof affords
gives us that stability which prosperity
It will be seen by reference report Directors
tuition has been we'll conducted during the past The
of The whole patients
5 trs n The
the patients % very @ a of awad tn hs oss s0a @
poyt much Instead supporting the Resident Physician
nov impossible to
Of the @ number d1n the year ng o% 5 sa wo
Francisco, Sacramento and San Joaquin ~
against the institution can 60 to m the
aurc These aggregate hundred and hyvn
dollars which the Board ought to be authorized to pay
doIars With proper economy sufficient dcfay
recommendation made by the Directors regard
improvements and the purchase Of stock for the of the Asylum
SCHOOLS OF REFORM
the my 5 ne %
The number of reckless and wayward youths day the
this The number has Increased past
authorizing him appoint three with pweo
ss ana land E for % tho @
1 so" nd & will
BY their that the Common Council city Masvs has
land situated four and onehaf miles from that city the banks
water close at hand this considered
fsn @ n Ran % @ One sH
of this kind in the Union
future welfare the State will receive the attention
regard the of these
which have been established the older States will show
enyvo per schools reformed ana
useful members There OF
this State without relatives control them
There according the Report the Superintendent Of Public In
sructon thousand three hundred and fur orphans in this
The whole number of children the being
thousand hundred will be perceived that this
class extraordinarily Many of these the want
fall their
the prisons The State obligation all in its
this the public
in throwing moral restraints around those children and training them
up habits of industry, than support them in prison
established they
have proved emnenty successful doubted that here
largo number children parents kindred
fail to be extensively useful
Upon selected Juveniles be
ported we'll educated comparatively small the
The Placer herald., 1860-01-14
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
NV predecessors this
Constitution The subject has at various times received the consdera
the people, majority voting upon
sss p s vS ~o .n % M as
Convention and thousand six hundred
~s. thousand and
At the last election hundred and hundred and
sixty given for eight aS pn
against Convention showing that thousand hundred
properly that the Clause h
1ds for tho ha @ ma ss
yenion before can be regularly called It sa that in
ought have be- been and 1p0d ns THAT & h:
To reform the abuses which State expenditures
equitable and basis to
organize Courts such to commend man the full
BY number of voters upon % TINS . us
future welfare of
ss Ait no o e ae us
be amended several particulars before the State
Capitol 1t believed that
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at as r @ h %
The State is renting the Capitol at eight thousand dollars per
Sand% sang "'eA ssA per
upon should modified The first act
every of the regular business On the twenty
April 1857 Legislature making effort suppress this evil
which scattering doion throughout the State passed
which, because of has rarely been executed Indeed
the
villages which still the public
who tavd State OF
this evil powerful influence still exercised by
gamblers At the ninth the Legislature took the other
and passed bill which, by the enen of the punishment
point licensed gaming 1t failed how
approval and did become law
In vetoing that bill l said:
banking games
guilty msdemeanor subject fne not less
hundred than six hundred dollars
minimum punshments placed so closely together
BY the which this repea this ofnse felony and subjected
than five less than
The old law makes mdemeanor bet of these games the
This making wide distinction between
different sides the table The act OF
1855 (Which this repea properly makes dis
the for the first second ofene this
further than the law declar
ing gaming, null and void this act
is silent o N the subject
Under mo- gambler only indicted three four
and still profitable business
efc would to hundred
hundred dollars month This far less than the sum
gambling houses by the act Of March H. 1881
and the whole subject committed to
1t be remark that the records OF
only three convictions under the existing law
three its In the mean
whe believed that the has been the mmc-
dae the incarceration of than hundred persons in that
during The gamblers themselves have succeeded
pretty well keeping of the prison. but their victims have been less