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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01
CONGRESS-.
REPORTED FOR TIE ALEXANDRIA GAzETT
Senate, Thursday, May 81.

i communication was received from the
Secretary of the Treasury, in answer to a
requirement made by the passage Of reso-
luton passed by the Senate on the 18th inst,
with reference to the custom-house at New
Orleans. Referred to the Committee Oh FL
nance.
Mr.. Slidell then proceeded to read a vol
luminous majority report from the select
committee on the public printing.
The special order for II o'clock-Execu-
tive session-was postponed until l. O'Clock,
in order to permit the further reading and
discussion of the report.
After the reading Of the report, Mr. Slidell
offered a resolution requiring bond from
those persons who contracted Tor the pubic
printing.
Mr. King. the chairman of the Select Com
mittee on Printing, with Mr.. Anthony, the
two comprising the minority of the commit
tee made known their opinion upon the sub
iect, and ELECTED facts exposing the most
foul corruption on the part Of the executive
officers Of the government. The subject was
then laid aside.
At Il o'clock the Senate went into Execu-
tive session, and having continued with clos
ed doors for several hours, adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01
C1nD REWARD - Runaway from the sui
= iIl .-..r;Lr. ON Suu.laN lasr. n.rra bow E.

cInD kE" ARD - Runaway from the sub
SiDU scriber. on Sunday last negro boy Ba-
,li, who calls himself BASIL GREEN. lie i
about Is years of age: about feet & or inches
high. very black, fiat Sc. marked with small
;,rmplcs On the face, looks down when spoken To-,
and speaks generally in a low tone. lie had on Il
blue striped shirt, and light chopper cloth pants.
II has a father hclon @ing, believe to Mrs Bur
.e.s in Mamie SOY district.
will give $50 fo~ the apprehension Of said ne
gro If taken in Charles County, or -" II taken
elsewhere in thi>Statc, sloo il taken out OF the
c,,t. Sid ne. r Il he delivered 10 me, or sccur-
ed in jail 50 that get him.
GEORGE f. LEWIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

nt5- MASONIC PROCESSION IN LEES
pTRG.-At called meeting of Olive Branch
Lodge, No. ia, OF Free aud Accepted Mason.,
held in their Lodge ROOM in LecShurs, on Tues
day evening May 22d, 4. u. $3.50, A. D. 500,
1t having been resolved to hold procession
and appropriately celebrate ST. Johns day on
Monday, the 10Th day Of June next,
By order of the Lodge the Brethren Of our Sis.
ter Lodges are earnestly invited TO attend and
participate in such celebration.
There will he a public procession, and the Rev.
Brother John LandStrvet viii deliver All address
suitable to the occaSiom Testc,
A,rn l. EnN- II SncrntarN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

WM. II. FOWLE / son.
NJ. /. South Wharycs. Alexandra.
WM. H. NEWMA & CO.,
'-2a.,2w IS. Pearl rect, New oTk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

TNGLISH BREAKFAST TEA; also a few
r. chest, very superior Gunpowier Tea, just re-
,.I,sa nor STEAMER CHARLES }. WISE.
my n cor of Prince and Pitt sts
INEN LCSTRES for ~ cents AT h.
Ia SCHWARZ'S. Call and see them, II you
wish an extraordinary bargain. my ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

PIONEER MIILs-It will be learned with
pleasure that the Pioneer Mills, in this city,
which have been idle for some time, are
again 70 20 n'o operation at an early day,
if suitable arran gcments can be made, OF
which there is fair prospect. The propri-
etorS advertise for IL Miller, to take charge
# the extensive establishment and We trust
that ere long the Mills will be in thefuIl tide
Of successful operation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

NTEW STORE AND NEW GOOD S.-J. P.
~ CLARKE has removed to the New Store,
no 1913, King Street, (the old stanl.) where can
be togad The largest and best stock ot WALL Pr
PER& WINDOW CURTAINS French and Eng
giis EngravingS, and Picture Frames ever offered
for sale in this city, and at greatly reduced prices.
my 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

DRowNED-A black boy. aged ten or
twelve years, son Of Nancy Lee, accidental
" fell overheard, on Wednesday afternoon
Wills, fishing from the wharf at Mr.. Good
hand'S ship yard, and was drowned. His
body was recovered yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

We have received the Catalogue Of Dick
cn>.n College, Pa, for the present year
Among the Students there are, in the Senior
Class, Richard 5. Shrevo, If Alexandria
County: in the Sophomore Glass, Bertrand
5 Ashby, Of Alexandria; and in the Fresh
NAN Class, George p, Berkeley, and I. Hen
ry Greenwood, Of Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

pa Tickets 10 Dr. Ba-by's Lecture TO-
ni.ht, for sale at the Book Stores OF MeSSrs.
J. II. Pdrrot1, Jas. Eatwisie Il Son, Geo.
+. French and R,bt. Bel aad 1T the Man
sion IIou g and Gazette Office. 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

Cry CouNcll-LAST NGHT.-The City
Council held an adjourned meeting last
night. In the Board OF Al Iermen, Council
resolutions urging the Importance of the
Long Bridge structure were discussed.
The Common Council considered the Rev
enue BIZ: amended the tax LEVIED on free
negroes 50 as to bc s. in lieu ut S., as fixed
bv the Board Of Aldermen. The bill was
under consideration at a late hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

Office of Chesapeake and Oalo Canal Company
WAsHISGroS, May %, 1850
r.,HE A NUAL general meeting Of the stock
/ holders of the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal
Company will be had at the office of the Company
ON Monday, the 4th day Of June next, ut II
o'c!"gk NJ. W. = nh" 'Ap'
WASHINGTON NV 2q-!,d Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

WASH YOUR FACE when You get up OF Il
w morning Think of II. SCHWARTZ He
will sell you elegant CRASH, for cents yard
aud no mistake. !'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

DLaCk SILK BUSTERS ARE ALI III r 90
- Call and see them, nj ii. eCh " AM =
. anlnnlid article heavy ST. Tor So j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

Il VI
je 60 corner of Prince and Fairfax sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

EXTRA FINE BEEF, MUTTON and LAMB.
WE TAKE pleasure in informing the citizens
w generally, and our customers in particular
that we have on hand and will offer for sale at our
Stalls. today. Thursday morning superior ar
ticl. of BEEF, MUTTON. and LAMB, and res
pectsully rrgues: :: share Of patronage.
my 3l-3r THOMAS :. SMOOT BRO.
I1ISH-Aewiyes; Labrador herr!ngs
L Eastern do Potomac do. for sale by
NV 80 GEORGE II. ROBINSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-01

WATER COOLERS, of different styles lHSI
w received from the manufacturers. Inu '''
sale by lc II. l. - -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
scENR IN THE HOUSE,

During the discussion Of the Kirk wood
Coppic Resolutions in the House, a
" scene occurred which showed that Ex.
Gov. Baker Of New Hampshire, is man
ready to ego in on his nerve" whenever
occasion requires it and We might say the
same Of Hedges Of Lee. Says CORES
pondeut Of the Dubuque Herald: A.a
AT one time the door was ordered to
b locked, - ~ 70 prevent eyress on the
part Of the members, and il was this thu.
we'll nigh led to serious times.
Governor Baker wished 10 leave the hall
but was denied the privilege by the Door
keeper. He arose to point OF order, de-.
cIaring that the Consultation required the
doors Of the Houses TO be opea during
their sessions unless secrecy was deemed
desirable BY either House. That there
was no rule giving any power 10 the Speak
er Of the House, Or any officer of the House
to lsck the doors. The Speaker decided
that II had been usual, in oil cases Of
call Of the House, to lock the door. Mr..
Baker inquired if the Speaker decided
that he could not 90 in and out 1t that
door when he pleased? IL decided tina,
il has been customary to lock the doors
pending call Of the House but upon
what particular rule l am unable to say y.
this moment" To this Mr.. B. replied !:
:" am going out Of that door if mus.
break j: down. at the same time advanc.
ing towards It, which brought several
members Of both sides Of the House to
their feet, so ~ TO be ready for actiou.
which readiness was plainly visible ia the
csuntenanee Of ALL The Governor laid
hold Of the Dosrkeeper and was abou. to
remove him in very unceremonins man
ner when several parties interfered, TO
whose rsmonstrance the Governor finally
yielded, and returned to his place, again
called tho attention Of the Speaker and
the House to The outrage Of locking the
door; when the Speaker finally decided
that, in the absence OF rule or resolution
Of the House. the door could not Be locked.
The door was then opened aud tbs troub-
led elements tranq nilized. l. was we'll
that the Speaker 30 decided, for decision
in the negative would have been the sigma,
for general ror, in which event tho De.
mecrasy would have cleaned out tie
House" although they are in the minority.
Il Is but proper. however, to say hero that
. difference Of opinion prsvAils on that
subjsc,. M. Hedges Of Lee, . powerful
man, went up ~ the Governor and said 10
him, DO you insist upon going out. Gov
srnor? II you do, I'll id soon make
hole that you can get throngh.' II the
Governor had bscn 20 unfortunate ~ to
have answered in the affirmative the deed
would have been done, and ths oonsequsn-
eos remain 10 be tnld, for there were al
the elements Of . determined and rssolute
resistance right on the spot"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
EDITORIAL BREvITlES.

II is estimated that there vii 50 80
200 emigran.s start for Pixies Peak duriao
A, ne nexs three wsstn, frcn Harrison, Casl
'aad Po,sawa.sanis ssunstss. g says IL
Nonpartel. MY M Fa ~
We learn from ~ 81. Joe Gazette Of
the l4th inst, tbatsAs sailroad Bin ~
passed the Missouri House Of Delegates,
BY a vote Of 81 ayes to Sc nays The
bill is under discussion in the Senate, and
will no doubt pass. .,asoysfIggId ,
The Charleston Convention will BE- com
posed Of s03 members; l20 from the Is
Slave States. and 1879 from the ls Free
States. Il will require 1o2 votes TO make
q nomination under the two, third rule.
An 'edort. now being made by III the
prominent telegraph men Of the country,
to obtain assistance from the Governmest.
for the purpose II establishing confirm.
Gus line Of telegraph from the Missouri
River to San Francisco. ri" ~
Gen. James Morgan. Of Burlington,
gives notice that on the LIST Of May next
he will resume the publication Of the War
Eagle. in that city a. . Democratic cam
pnign paper, and continue il for six months,
or until after the Presidential election. :
The quantity Of wheat .hipped from In.
dependence, between Dec. 10 and March
LIST, amounted 10 Al ,40l bushels; oats,
'6,779 bushels pounds Of dressed pork,
lS0.41.3 9 * NfEfG - !G2
COL L. W. B.bbi,t, editor Of the Buqle,
was elected Mayor Of Council Bluffs at
the recent municipal election in that city.
Col. B. is one Of the most public.spiri.ed
citizens Of Council BluAs-always foremos.
in the advocacy Of any measure calculated
to advance her interests-and in his cleo
ton to the ONCE Of Mayor his fellow.ci,i-
xens have done themselves much credit.
The recent State election in New Hamp-
shire has resulted in favor Of the Repub-
licans. Goodwin is reelected Governor
by about three thousand majority.
Show u. lady's bonnet. and We will
tell yon what sort of woman she is II
It is full of ribbons, cupds, bows, etc.,
she is as full of love and poetry as . eoun.
try inn of politicians and loafers. If it is
decked with simple, plain colcrs, and n
couple Of modest knots. she is perfect
jewel. sweet. sunny, mild, but as affection
ate as a freshly nursed kitten. If stuck
all over with paradise Of clover. three
story ostrich feathers, and boliyhocks, and
juniper berries, put it square down tina,
she will always remain single, and will
never see her fort,eth birthday. Bonnets
are a true index Of women"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

DY virtue ot deed Of trust, bearing date Reb. 9,
ID 1909. for the purpose OF securing TO John he
n-rvs the sum Of six hundred aud seventy $3.50 OJ)
dollars, according to this tenor Of promissors note
bearing date August cath, 1851 payable to the order
of Jonn, Lstisrve on tao first day Of june, 1883,
Paul Paaquette k0saiis eacQurtt OF the county I
Woodbury. aud State OF Iowa, veyed to Law 10 n
kennsriy Of the county and State aforesaid certain
promises scrihsd in tina said indentur- a. Eollovs
to wit: The north half Of the south east quarter
of section H. township No 50 north Of range a..
west OF the 9th T. NJ, containing so acr,s more or
less in the county ant State aforesaid, In which
said indsnture the said Paul cluette and Rosnl;e
Pscqustte did covenants an declare that they had
good and legal title that the same was frve from ali
incnmbrsnce. aud that they would warrant aud a..
f-nd the title against all persons whoMsosvsr And
ths said Paul paqustt: and Rosas ctustt~ agreed
IL the said sum 40 secured b John lsn-rve was not
paid at the time OF maturity, then said Lewis
kennerl~ a. trustee, authorized to sell A. ID pro
p-rty conveyed after advertising the came al
least twenty days in any newspaper In he county
execute deed to the purchaser in tee simple to NAY
of the amount SO secured with interest and costa
and to hold the remainder, II any, subject TO the
order of Paul pacquett which deed when so exc
cuted 10 to vest In the purchaser absolute title In
fec simple TO the premises. And the said Paul pac.
quett and Rosalie Pacauett did further sipuntc d.
rect. contract and agree, that in of the death
ineApac'y or refusal Of the said Lewis H. Kennerly
to act, then and In that the acting Judge az the
County Court Of Woodbury. county WAS 81 appoint
suitable person to act ~ such trustee. And IL an
Pcarine that the said Lewis y. kcnneriy having re.
moved from the state aforesaid and w ~ doing in
capaciatei himssh IN net Was iAssuied bv m.
said ndentnrc, therefore, the County Judge Of Wood
bury County aforesaid hAs this day appointed Ens.
stutsman to act in the pace aad stead of said Lewis
II. kennsrly.
Said indentuve w~s recorded IN the once Ct tho
Rscorder II Deeds az TIM said County Of Woohurv.
g W. s,h day q Feb, isae as u IL a. n. i
MertGage isccord a." pAgss 30<-ae nsd 50
Default having bern made IN thu payment u said
note, In the snsa u t4oo,0S together with inesrSss
thereon Nov th~rseOrs notice b herehy etvsn,
that said rrcmtsss will bs sold II Pablo Aucta 10
the htghsat bidder fur cash In hani on Monday tho
leah day II Aprf. t660, between tho hours of 10
o'clock A. NJ. and ocluek Il n, u the Court HOUSE
door in eioux City.
VI, ,.w EA0s sTUTsyAN
March - 1850. Tfaascs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
FOREIGN ITEMS.

France.-A report that Count Walewki
would soon proceed to Vienna on ~ speci-
al mission, was pronounced unfounded.
Ansfrid.-The circular Of the Govern
ment Of Venetia states that all person,
who from their previous conduct and
known opinions might seem capable OF
entertaining projects hostile to Austria,
are to enter the military service and bs in
carporated IN companies Of discipline -
The military authorities are 10 be the sole
judges Of the propriety of enforcing any
persons demo unced. The local authorities
are ordered to send in lis, Of suspected.
persons by the 9Th OF Merch.
Spain and Morocco. -Thcre is no news
Of importance from the seat Of war. The
whole Spanish press were were violently
attacking England, and one journal. the
Novedadss, had gone to such lengths in
the matter that its circulation had been
prohibited. A later dispatch says tho
spanish feet had bombarded Lav,che and
Arcilla. which caused great destruction. =
Some Of the s parish vessels were slightly
damaged, and one man killed IL was said
that RABBIT had also been bombsrded.
India and China The India and China
nails from Calcutta. had reached England
The question Of tonnage dues has been
settled By an edict from the Emperor.
The United States steamer Hartford was
as Hong kspg, and the Powhattan At
Japan.
The American Minister has obtained .
pledge from the Japanese Government
that the treaty Of Jeddo should be carried
out in ais it's integrity.
A Dutch war steamer had been attack
I'd by pirates 10 the China Sea, and all on
board, seven off and City men, we're
murdered.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
DE NATIONAL CON.
- A8NTlOMe

%sYN 49,
tslssrG kis- spa.ch dated II New
YSk, Msrd l4sh. says tina. "ths Qsntssi
Nassspsl DID r.,ic Committee - G..
sidsstas ,hs paoprie,y Of changing -
Rlaes Of holding tho National CssSen,ish
o soins other point. The reassds 81 tAb
is wing ID the esorbi.ans and outrageous
prices which hsvs been fixed upoh ~ ~.
tel keepers and other places of accommo-
dation At Charleston. A large number Of
Senators and Members have called the Il.
tention Of the Committee to thia matter,
and are urging them to take immediate
action. The Com mittee believe they hasc
The posss to make this change. backed up
~ the Democracy Of the differsnt sections.
They will change The place of meeting to
Baltimore.
The Charleston Courier, Of the 9Th inst.
jassitiss shs high prices likely. 10 be charged
the delegates to the Convention on the
ground that the hotel-keepsrs had to 70
= New York and LAY in supple. Of pro-
visioss and furniture, the latter to faraish
vacant rooms in buildings leased for Ii.
purpose. Some fthe buildings SO leased
had to be taken from the first Of this
month, and ~ greatly increased rents
Many Of the extra expenses and additiosal
charges devolving on the landlords, on &C
count Of the Convention, have CON enced
and arc sow runaing on. In illustration
Of the causes which have compelled the
advance on rates Of hotel fare. the Courier
refers 10 the following co,nmu nication
from . citizen and householder, which
reached it since it had begun its article:
WHAT AaE We COMING TOT ...
EDITORS Courier This question 10 in
the mouth Of every one OF our community,
who has paid any attention to the state Of
our markets. and the outrageous charges
that now rsle here. Beef Is now selling
here at the enormous price Of twenty i've
cents per pound, and in making this quota.
ton Of rates, hope to do good to the raj
sers Of cattle in our adjoining States. We
therefore invite you, citizens Of North Car.
olins. Georgia and Tennessee, to our mar.
ket, and advise you TO embrace the prcsen.
opportunity for realizing fair rem unerating
prices. CHARLESTON. :
The Courier alss says that one Of their
landlords, when in New York recently,
tested the Fulton Market, and endeAvored
to secure contracts for beef, to be forwarded
BY the steamships to that city for the Con-
vsntion. The lowest offers received we're
eighteen cents per pound. aud dealers
we're not eager At tia, price. "#
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

This great measure, for the securing of
. homo 70 every family 10 the laad. on
terms and conditions which may Be easily
complied with, has passed toe House Of
Representatives BY vote Of ll4t TO Ca
The only sketch Of ito provisions ws have
JET seen Is contained in telegraph dis
patch from Washington under date Of the
18th inst, and Is Of course very meagre.
The bill provides that any person Who is
the head Of family, or who has arrived
At the age Of 81 years and is citizen Of
the United States, or who shall have de-
clsrsd his intention to become such, shall
be entitled to enter free Of cost 100 acres
Of public land, upon which such person
may have fixed prs.emption claim, which
may At the time such application is made,
DO subject to pre- emption, At dollar and
= quarter or less per acre, or 80 acres at
two dollars aud half per acre. No Ger.
ti6cste or paten. il to be Issued until the
expiration Of five years from the date of
entry. whom payment Of ten dollars is to
BE- made. Rights are secured to the assu
al settler to issue to heirs and dsvisss the
lands acquired, which are then 10 no event
TO bccons liable for the satisfaction Of any
debts contracted prior to the issue Of the
patent. s .. a. ID 800 ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
A CARD.

Eplro. Sioux c,rr Rssssrrs%..f no.
ticcd an article in the Sioux City Times Of
1sst vssk devoted y three psr.sss bssidsa
myself in refesshce b The withdsawL e
our patronage from that paper. ! ecsiA
no. q the lme, and 10 aos no see why
~ sxsendsd : notice should be sisss %
matter Of so small importance - that
paper claimed it to be, unless il was to
place me in false position in the eyes Of
iss sunaerous readers, and thereby gain
some private object Of its own or friends
Az to the persons who were connected
with me in the notice, I have nothing to
say, but will leave them alone TO fight their
-ews bsst'ss'; and Ill I wish 70 cay for my,
selfis, tdst the statement. that / was con-
nected with or favored the school house
contract i false, and that At the time
withdrew my patronage from that paper,
clearly and distinctly explained my reasons
for 50 doing, which had no connection with
school houses or school house building
When they in,ima.ed that I wished to
forestal or control the publication Of any
matter in that paper, they were as much
mistaken rs when they charged that was
wavering Republican.
P. W. PRITCHARD.
Sioux City, March Al, 1860
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

How rHE THISTLE SAVED SCOTLAND
The following 10 related % the origin OF
the ssa OF the thistle. Is the national en-.
blem Of scotland: .
When the Danes Invaded Scotlsnd, the
availed themselves Of the pitch darkness
OF night, 10 attack the Scottish forces una.
wssss. In approaching the Scottish forces
unobserved, and marching bare footed to
prevent their msrch being heard, one Of
The Danes trod upon large prickly this.
tie. and tho sharp cry Of pain which he
uttered. sPprised the Scots Of their dan.
ger, who Immediately ran to their arms.
and defeated tbs Zoe with great slaughter.
Tho thistle was henceforth adopted ~ the
national ensign Of Scotland.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24
CO. sUOos sYsrsM ABoLlsHHD.

CO. JUO0D SYSTGA ADOLlsHED.
Oar fsi.la.a,. NJ :. length abolished
ID. sliSss Ce,n.y J.dx. .yssn. II men
'prs a Aoasss Ne ~ sysssa would pso-
lsbly spsra.s vsll, bss usfsrtus a,sly ths
II net Ne eass, snd y Globe : llshonssl
IAN vish sAs power which hss bssn hi.h.
srso given tophis oAcsr isroisoss to ~
best interests Of the people. We need not
leave the Missouri river to show examples
Of counties which will require long years
Of frugal nauagsmsnt to eusble them to
throw Of the immense load that has been
forced upon them BY corrupt Ccunsy Jud.
ges. We have no doubt but the son.ri-
basions that have been levied upoa the tax
payers Of LOVE, with no other view than
to enrich our County Judges and their es-
pedal favoritss, will reach millions Of dol.
lars Truly then " have grounds for re-
joicing At our delivsrsncs from this relic
Of despstisn. The Supervisor sys.en Of
New York, and many other States, has
been substituted. Under this each civil
township elects one Supervisor, aud they
constitute = board Who have charge Of
county atfairs. They are . NEE. three
sises during the year-ars allowed small
psr diem-not 10 exceed in the aggregate
the -. Of $50 90 for each one per an
pun. The system is no experiment, hav-
ing bssa thoroughly tested in great ma
~ Of tha elder States and found 70 IN.
svsr oil the ends desired. The new act
goes into operation 81 the 6rst Of January
next We are certain that the tax payers
Of Woodbury. county will congratulate
each ether upon this suspicious result.