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yTHdIS won lerf, Machine is remarkable for the
4 following properties which il Is warrant.d TO
Jossess Il does not wear the clothes, an1 never
reaks burton Il cleaa-es thoroughly the most
ieiicse c!nthing. aud rinses clear 1t is very SIM
rle. ry strong and durable, and can barliy get
vs.pair. l. is light and portable and when
moi ia use takes no rnore room than .hr common
y,sfi tubs \ common hand with esss and
perfect safety 10 the clothing, wash faster and bet
ter than four washerwomen can by hand.
This machine has been greatly improved since
i-5-, and is now j.ersect. II now operates much
more easily, and weighs only between 90 and 10
hounds all put up, and when taken down-which
can toe done IN one-fourth of a minutes so light
that a child IL years OF aye move it about.
Why all other Machines Fail
is because they rub only the surfaces Of the cloth,
taking it for granted that the elo,hes soiled on
~ upon the surface and that the dirt -iust be rub
BED eff as would clean board.
Washing By HIND is Wrong,
because the rubbing of the surface of the cloth is
wholly unnecessary, nnJ is great waste of strength
as well a. great injury to the fabric
OBSERVE e that the cloth soiled is always soiled
through and through, and that it cannot be cleans
ed without being washed through. aud through
The Reason ,cbybe Metropolitan Succeeds
is because it forces the water powerfully through
the flbrc, between the pestses. aud the action of
the water DISPLACED by the pounier carries the
clothes from the outside TO the centre of the tub.
presenting continuous fresh surface of clothes to
etic sct!cH ti tiit tidS washing
portion of the clothes thoroughly AMI equally.
Tie Time aud Lobor .Saoed
Is more than one-haf Washings which require
all day by hand are by this Machine generally
done in less than nehaf day. The clean
sing process is done in one fourth the time The
cleansing. rinsihg and wrnsng aud hanging out
tken together. require less than onehalf the time
and 40 person possibly rinse well by hand
- with this Machine. Very many persons say
ha- ;a N4chine is worth its cost fer rinsin;
alIa.
TIE DurabHjty Of this Machine.
| Is very graf. | don't why it should not las;
for Ten twenty wears. with only repairs of poun
| Ter AMI rope which would be very tr6iug. TIN
whole east Of repairs upon all the several iiuni
red machines hav" sold in the last two years
taken together, don amount to two dollars. and
many of them have been in constant in large
| families.
Fer sale by WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neltrz';,es this Inalaricvs poison II the
blood, and stimulates the liver ID expe from the
body As i saoald. IL DOES cure this affecting
disorder with perfec. certainiy And it does more,
rather does what Is OF service t, those sub
Iect to this Infection Ii taken in j, expels
II from the system il is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who i. free from It's attacks; keeps the
system IN health although exposed to the disease
Consequently il not only cures, but protects fro.n
the great variety of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such as ReInittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague
Periodical Headache. Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers. Neuralgia. rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothachc, Earachc, CatarTh, Asthma. Palpifa-
tons, Painful Affections OF the Spleen Mysteries,
Cole, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels. all OF which, whc1 ar;sin,,
from, this cause. viii lie found TO OF
less the intermittent type. This AGUE CURE -
removes the of these deraageuents, and cures
the disease.
This it accoInplishes by stimulating the excTc-
tories % cxpel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become halted 20 dc this
their Office of their accord. Hence arises wfa.
we term acclinat1toa. Time may accomplish the
end. but often life is not long enough. IS
sacrificed In The attempt. while this " AGCE CURE "
does il 80 once. and with safety. We have great
reason TO believe this is Wen safer
remedy flr the wnele class Of diseases which are
caused BY the miasmatic injection. than any other
which has been discovere1 and il has still another
important advantage to the public, which is thai
it is cheap as weu as good
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ss75YnTRUN Nks -6 dog good leather
ENEM Il Trunks which offs at prices
'4~GA0 snif ADLER
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An our Remedies are 70. szle b.

Sold ~ DR. L. Z. Wait. y..s .sureB: .yers &
Bro. Port Smith and ~ all dealers in Assiieine
every where
Wholesale by joan wrightA Co., Ness Orleans
aad H. 2 Fsrnsworth d Co, Azmphis-
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WHISKY, BRANDY, AND GIN
LSOR sale by the Dbl. o. half bill, by
IL jan 1850 ". II POWELL 4 co.
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Boots g. Shoes.
sSSzA cases of every description consisting of
O.)O Ladies' Kip, Goat. Kid and Grain Boots
Misses do do do do
I..lies' do do do Buskins
M;ssss do do do do
n = Calfaud Patent Leather Shoes
- Oxford, Wellington, Union AMI
Jersey Ties
/ NaI Pump sole1 Brogans
% half welt so
10 Calf and Pat Lcath slippers
10 Pump solet Brcgans
10 half welt do
Y, - do 40 do
$50 Morocco and Kid Boots
Il Velvet DO do do
= Is French Calf Boots
Double sole ". P. do
I'D kips Z S & . welt do
.sss, Youths, and CiiililIens ditto.
all Of while, of f.r low to the trade.
Jan. 10, 1859 J. HENRY, WILLIAMS & co.
IrRASs .2sfaE
W s5i coils aani!a Rope, from ID TO inch.
lust rec j az for sale low by
feb $50 J. h1SRr WILLIAMS
Iron .Axles.
A new saprly of Axlcs. some with lyuch-pia
N. just red BY
Aiay l.6j J HENRY. WILLIAMS Il c
asAAa PACK AGES of every description
aeSCsP cf u. ..>-is. <ats,le for Northern
Arkansas - etsra = ling ias.ian cou,.ry, re
90. we'd t,y irS an Will tBe sold to the
,rade. =. HENRY, WILLIAMS & co.
Jan. IL. 1863
n 100 dsz..a ciopping axes. of the following
kinds
Hunts Key ans Yankee pattern.
Bruffs and warrens, light aud heavy PATTERN
Ii Collins do do DO
lately reed ans, for sale by
jan 81. 81 J. HENRY. WIL.IlAA q 70.
Ssrsircfg SNUFF.
- Browns Scotch Snuff, in OF pa,'rs
G.niwiH's DO bottles
iD Maeeohy 10 do
dee IL J. HsyRy WILLIAMS 4 Co !,
i asON AND STEEL.
i LIZ ubt h--e every desert ption-.o wit:
Bar Iron to in by "a to inch. Bard iron
to 5 inch Is I-6 to !, inch Round Iron a to I
i inch. Square iron Il to 4 in. Oval Iron 4
.oi inch . Rouad Iron 4 TO "a in. HoopIron
i TO 2ts inch. Slab Iron to IL in by 38 To i.
inch Sdees Iron all sizes and qualiies. Amer.
and Swede kaii rei Ir,.n. Cast, Ger a,a q s ring
Steel, all sizes American and Engli h Biist.r all
sizes: with which We are prepared to furnish me-
cllanics every where
July 6,59. fJsyO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d CO.
6s( box Underwood and Turner'S Ieulon syrup,
Oe1 IN sscre and for sale by
June - J. HEsRy, WIILrAss Il Go.
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EG.st Of the Tariff Upon Iron and Wool
len Goods.

VALUABLE FAcTs-CoMpLICATioHs OF THE BILL
lks1Eu,TIoN OF THE WAREHOUSE SYSTEM AND
CCNsLeULaT FAILURE OF HALF THE IMPORTERS
OF NEW YORK.
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The Tariff BAH Favors . Gigantic Mon,
poly.
oifRssssIoN or TnE HARDWARE TRADE ALL OVER
THE COUNTRY.


THE COUNTRY.
TE HERALD.
om much pleased with your daily c1pos Of the various
imposition which the people have suffer, par
tuiary graiidcd with your article yesterday on that
bin OF sbomuations, viz Morrl's TariG. You point
out quite ceay the bungng and unjust provisions Of
thai bill show how much they asked to c,nr tie
10 buId up the Few at the expense OF the many
There ole very important article however which has
oscsied oonmeIt-viz the article Of woodsaws.
It's a tact scarcely known others than hardware
dealers that thus has been supplied to cons lmers
throughout this country, and even the British pro
by American manufacturers exclusively that
Gently all the American anufacuicis consolidated
INTO grand monopoly-viz the American saw Com.
p6ny on Providence Rhode Isltnd-a company with
p,ta Of moro thai million dollars, that aid company
have recently obtained renewal patent their ma
chncry, that rhey have facilities for cheap
manufacturing ~, with duty at All enable them ~
BIO defiance 10 the world
Tho past success u this company has been unpar-
ae'd that share Of their stock ouy 500 cannot
be bought for less than enormous sum OF - OoO
iDasmnch ae Their points vail pay well at thus fabulous
~ mum. Also the prices oi woodss. " American
Manufacture are TO day exactly double what they
seven eass ago and the cost Of production very much
reGUc,d Ia coLse Quence OF r.c.nl va.ce Ia the
prue Of WOOD saws, the hardwar. trade II Nes York
other cities turned att. Mt 10 them
ano found English manufacturers reay 10 execute
their orders al such reduction IRON the
c AZ To have them delivered here DER
cent cheaper aud tha ON the present duty twenty
per ceht The American company, seeing their trade In
danke insteao 81 inceting compett,n id
NIX reduction "a pfce, bough, oil th ir most lmpw ant
uhd as tuey supp sed, only foreign Competitor IN order
u make bcif M bopnJ perfect But vcry Unexpectedly
70 q" Ameiican rnonoioiists, new catch Dsisn
makers have sp'ung UP, M now bchpd Morfillf rnin
Il feso'ted 70, aud SPECIFIC duty Is proposed
IN tat rnprs heLsvc document Of sx cents Do, pound
webt sii ny and lali IN, a. an, ,,r c,tr
o. al sizes ov.i he arr half inch What per 5eDt al
vuiofcm this siecnic duty anounts 10 " cleuia. lou
which col only be made by regua importer VI hara-
VAR. such ca, iAoB has been BY the hafnw A..
Trade anu the result auty VI ABOUT ty per oent or,
10 Othtr woras u sn"UBts ~ n Complete pron ti,n o
on o Tie moet Ia poftant articles % american lnuas
tire tie atents oi tbs ovefgrown ny4ny arc now
v.Iy bus. at Wash DstoD. Mr. ,irnmons Rlod, slan1
~ INV bsifnan ~ tie Comm ttee aanc.. wee Mr.
HLhtsr, resigned, aDd there Ia greet danger tlst wi
ssws Will r,Nn be ~ valuable gold dust b, means Of
Tho moisst little odty o. nifty pc cent. ruy tines
lie the present, ~ not this Morril Tarln th, ove
bianth W The south with yongeancey uARDNakE
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The Pacific Telegram.

WAsiIiNG0lN, Foo. g. 1851
Private letters from leading telegraph men by The a,
mail ff,m ,Dliornis, leave little room 70 ooubt tina,
under the judieous diplomacy Of Nr wade. ths repre-
=. NATIVE OF the western Union telegram tonp,nx
oil the Telegraph Interests IN California gI be
consolidated, sho y strong company formed On the
Tactic, 10 60 operate with the western Union
Company ON th Atlantic side, m III. ispA com
p.ttD II the Pacific hnr unuei The recent
r. ant We also understand f.pm wei inortnel
lsfl,s That w. CO, ntctf with tn eide lns "a or
i,st Ioltevering elott VIII b. maio 10 axtsnd tn,
tlagiBpiic tHc ltes OeGfu. tas ustish
en- Kusob p,ss,ssons, &c.. TO EIr,pr-thp utte failure
tlps lar ~ lag Submarine cables esvi III No mig
n,It - ibese parties he, VI anv nopo for \
H. cnty successful line " Europe eScept va Ilah
ing rtIst "a ttR ihto elton o the ac D. and "a
ttttLs ID ibn,c 0tates srd several rl ths Latin.
lpttf,Ft 90. rtGrttts 49, & tIs Udt r.lef Upn g.
HNt# 4# 1ntUb WUf lfr .ulEs
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Court or General Sessions.
Before R.co, Ter Holman


large nsmber Of prisoners have been disposed Of
were OF the ordinary kind principally indictments for
burglary ana larceny. Although week has not
pirco Recorder Hoffman entered upon sge
IL his Official duties, he has proved himself 10 bc pos
sersed OF AL tho qualities requisite Tor .nicot cflmi
Judge. Indeed, ex.City Judge sed tn week.
In hearing repor co. that the present Recorder
would prove himself " be- the ablo presiding officer
that sat IN the bench OF the Ooar, o. sessions
On Wednesday WiiaIn M4loy who was ,nl ictei for
robbery the first degree pleaded gaiiy ~ assault
with intent rob Ciak n Humphrey on tao 18th 81
Ie,,mbtr. The pfis hal acooapice VINO sic.
ce,ded IN eludug tho onscer. Nj. Humphrey was
knocked down the corner OF B-oltw.y lai Walker
street, and robbed Of fX1 Officer Dagst arrested M4o,
Who pleading guilty wa relt W tho state prison loo
THREE years aud eight mouths
Wbiiann ). smith paced On uia ch god with at
tempting 70 shoot william lietschAe Of No.
street On the 9th of January. The evidence show "a
the complainant aud pointed p,svo at
him. The Jury rendered verdict against S,usn Tor
rim pie assault ano he sentences W the pencntily
year and ordered - pay nne 81 ATTY dollars
The ~ the forenoon Ftilay ocgup "a the
trial Of Acbse Mob ide inflicted for attempting raw 81
May Hoscy. The eadinR witness Tor the prosecution
war the 4 a. who tsei ,hs nisul o tna "a u
Iec,mber While she return inR from Mani le
the nuant perssei 10 foivxng her te BoOming
dale road lie kDntked nor iowa tn fee tunes
tempted 10 Violate her person Fort IN ,tey cres
heard by two officers, who promptly arrested
acfiue. The jury convalsd bun NJ tue offence cnugci
~ the indictment, aud tno Recorder disposed " the
criminal ny sending INN to The state PRISON tor tlree
years ANA eight mouths.
EIeucruk kosenblaoh German boy ~ seventeen s an
mes convicted Of cooperating ndcoelt assault
OptD child Of ave years Of age, al reot 10 "a, pssi
t.Itiary Tor one year.
George starr pleaded guilty TO attempt At grand lar
ceny and vas 10 the state prison Tor ycrs ,n
cred anu thirty eight pounds ~ ia0w from i vesse'
owned By ". ". Told,
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NADIA for the week ending the 26th Of January
Was Ms follows

We give below a statement Of the business OF
the Philadelphia Custom House for the monb q
Jsl uary, 1861, as compared with the Two previous
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What sh. Merchants and rianasa cture ~
Think About che Tariff,

DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS UroN CoaMERcE-IHE GER
TAIN Foley OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND TO G>sUE
UIOk IFS LSAtTMENT.
TO
Your remarks upon the Morrill, TarT pill this morning
u, tncy and irue, anu, We hope TO be followed up.
The lasege Of this bill is only needed 70 complete The
urnrcai Of this city. The destruction OF the
wn.iorse system as wen the burdens imposed 10
oates vii al paraly The commerce OF this port
Ill + every rlefChaDt fees and knows.
A. evidence the ,,ct upon Ingand and France, TO
which refer the figures speak Tor tneraseivee From
Tui last year imported ELK, valued al 81 49, 1872
brandy GALS 0l3 galIors ued So O94 $50, wines,
50 IFS G4s total vue oil silks and liquors, SO 392 $40
L, on these ths bill uGds 10 tnc dDt4es charge
esp cis rpi brandy ana aiues, from City 20 hun
Ir cent; the Latter rte upon tho clrct and other
j gu, wines ami ordinary R.hcie bianiv
ID ke-I eye IT Napoleon will a, once see where his
inie,,et J. aie lar this country concerned Hs
IL tracer ana wili 10 protect his owD productions
be compelled to recognise southern confederation, with
their free trade liberal warehouse laws. VIII
VIE hi siatorr now ptopose Ia destrUy
II same motive principle will lrducs England To 10
The last year our imports of ren we're about ten
krts abe dut, upon winch Is nearly dou5ad ny this
bib srd manufactures OF steel AID iron IL from nfy
70 .ne buudTeJ per cent. AN IMPORTER
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The Long Dock Company, having completed
their tunnel through bergen Hill. excursion
vii. be made through il Tomorrow afternoon.
The Ga,ena and Chicago road earned il jana
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table DO printed at once FOR the use Of members,
70 tina, they might come prepared 10 vote ON ne gus
ton al the next regular meeting OF the ehauiOor
Adopted, snd the reports ordered 10 be printed
QUARANTINE
sfnethIg definite was conc ut that meeting :. woa
500 be out OF the power Of the Chamber to act al ~
There were two bills now before mo Lssultu,n-.ne
productions Of the Ret mond and Wes,chestr
coun,,stand these b. allowed " pass, AN the Va
bers tnn would b. shu. or i was tme Tor sne ca
lock Tie It tie cg,slt-s iir ,hen he CT y
has Ia On, The bills II the proper parties not tn {
Gay author zed to act Albany, 1t would be Late
Air OrDyKg after a .mtrks mo sei tlst the Qua
raItne "a mDittee he empowered To act Albany On
PolIncaI MEETINGS IN ruE CHAMBER
MI NAURY rose inquire whether the political meet
irg, rep, RED as bavg been held tn, Chamber Of
Commerce were M, etgs OF the Chinber Itself
,fcal notice thereof be han lerne from Others
that notices had Lot been received by them
ihs President replied that She meetings had been
Simply those OF merchants va, members the
.hanber hut who had borrowed the o. IN,
The purpose 0 considering the present dhces OF tbs
country " devise means bring ABOUT htf-
moLy
Nj. nrrR opposed thc use Of the Chamber 1t ANY
time for political purpose, the papers mad Away
taksi advantage u soch meeting 10 give the demer.t
q amy actions OF meetings there held against The Cham
Der M a o,dy.
dcla to the working % that mittee who had
on 10 Washington, as obs acc should pepnt in the
q hsr meeting together officially when III returned "
I Mr. hAvRv said ali he wanted was ubGlcal !. nj.
nom The President that II was meeting Of the Cham
Der.
sir. LA1InRs, after remarks, moved that the
Chamber b. paced at the servc. u the Committee whc
I" Washington for their meeting, for aug
fn,ur, meeting.
MIR CrpyKA, with a few remarks seconded the p,oton
Mr. IuEK opposed IL. II tho On 4mDer have
a., indsenc. IN saving ID. Union 20 n At once with
m hoard Lut he believed the ul a TO BE- otd emo 81
tosaye itself
ong rcIoi ABBOTT allowing nIeat Britain the privilege
o. ~ coas'mg trade, or &c eesa, VII y va sc.c
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FtU. I'd T. N.
Asis--lhe Sales were hsLi and confined " about -
~ bo!n. ross Hht praris at &c. Akt.c.
thtAnsJtiIt.--f our ID. market M heavy ana .itA
Inioo demand Tor sAIort all me consumpt,os Il
CchT.' .Lout 10 pr ibi Tho transactions embraced
about 5000 hbe, Giving within tho following rang, u
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years.
!, w,rs.ousoIso ss is"y si ise s,a isoi
w'Lousea I'm form ports cs 5a9 lTz.OCo 524aba
10 Other "'sn .c,s.. IL OF 25ss5 2i10.e
To tran puria,,on.. "a 4sl io1so ~ 1ss
Do expiration, -. $50 eoo .o3 rs
Entered ro1 ,orsrnut,.n ss7 1855 l3sOs c5s ass
Lrr- M chani,.e eul0 III obS 267 la2 z45 4Qk
Duties Re erred
January 49,. .Sl40429 CIR III 2J7,lso 3A
The following is statement of the condition Of
Missouri banks on January l, lS6l:-
hnnscotsLs L,1dltieS.
Tue W o'nns.. ....'.'.. =. ~. ss o.
rle 20 oep os,.o.s 20
N'oe'A''o" OUTSTANDING o'~f'o'o '"
49,, -. o.. - =,
r..na,,o,. $1,000 /. ''e'-'"''o' -
r,chacos r,.,,red soy sso a
I I ~ ~ ss.'.sy 20
lne I'm -. - o.
o' oai 20 -" ~
Son w -
No., :. -, ass a.
i , :. -, : !. ~ o"' y
- p'm ~ ~ y, ~ INC n.ur Al, 20 A
' Dam = % ' - -
the staten. ntS Of the PHILADELPHIA banks for
tle nat two ,ve.t. co,,nare "a eoI,ows.
sLV Iae' wv WYNN 'ohP"ie % i"iio"o.
jim q, fcb
Capital stock. .Sll eoI 1s5 IL S01 100 Inc 80.
L,ans......... % ssS 200 Is son gSl Dec. 81 2,t
en- ch......-.. 4445iIoI 1850 Oo4 Inc. s+-iS
Iue IRON o NJ nks. Zoll2if Ii0lsa9 lne. ~ NJ
iue t. otb,r ba' X lis1J9 z oss OF Dec 4Ia 10y
CHt uation. Ztsto5> z"oais Dec.. soa,O
The Long Dock COMPANY haylng connie ted
;, =. ..I .,..h ,s.ne,., II;,i = .
'hsi t"Hnei 'ii'asn heiSo" iii'i' a. eAoNusioo
viii be made through il tomorrow afternoon.
~ Ca,a,o ona ,tb;ooco rooa o,,,ad IL Jor,
~ o ~ 7S - ~
ary:-
Observation-Disclosures $50 IS
Observation-Disclosures. yG DoS
Increase Observation-Disclosures $50 Tss
III. ,rorosod a,rsnaemrnt far paSseno.r tra,e.
~
duire Tie cAnlbe summer from which We max"
tho f,Iov no extIacts.-
!, II !. -. - . 49,, .a..,,. l. ~, =
90 /" o.uie', ~ So" - spoaN oon'''o'y :" .'o ~
IH h'h'S VA ar - ~ ia-u" sne oomt 'eas -, ~
W. pusM ~, az" ~ sS"'n = use y, "u', No. m.s
a, Va .g ,'nr'n,..e.rt ~ ,, S,," ,sis nj,
there i svefs rrospeo, u mreasea rivalry oetwrn Tia
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Total department
/. N.sILvERrHoRy ........EDITOR


An IMPRESSIVE AoNxST.-We have wit
messed many solemn aud thrilling scenes
scenes that made every fibre of the humsr
.ysietn Jingle, but we never with SEED 3
more solemn. mere thrilling scene than the
s,ssipe ceremonies Of the Union Meeting
held IL the Court House. on last Saturday
When Rev. Dr.. Gordon was invited To
pronounce the benediction, he arose in the
desk, his face beaming with pleasure, hi>
eyes moist with tears, and his venerable
appearance adding emphasis TO his words
and ssked The indulyeh of the audience
for a moment that he might offer a senti.
neut. expressive of the feelings Of those
present. He said it was the first time ia
his life he had taken any part in political
meeting. He then, 10 his full, clear, for
chile voice, trembling almost impercep,ibly
with emotion, read the following amid
silence that W as almost painful:
with unwsveriLg trust in Goodwill
the uaIyerssl prevalence OF the spirit that
anisaates this me-ting-with the memory
of our beloved WashiugtJn-Sith th'
Stars aud Stripes waving over us-th'
Union will be preserved"
The fervor OF Christian was breathed il
.hs words. impar,iug confidence. faith ano
hope to every heart present. as be pauseo
q nsmeut. ere he pronounced the Apos
,slis bensdictiou.a low murmur of applause
ran through the vast audience, that a
the least incentive would have burst forth
in deaIeaing cheers.
1t was the dawnius Of a better epoch Of
the political history o. our caunty-may
rs rot hope OF our whole country.
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A.lO o'clock on Friday morning, tie
Senate came into the Representatives Hal
for the purpose Of e,eclirg a State Libra
rian, a Canal Trustee, and an Agent Of
State, and the following are the result oil
the ballottings:
INJECTION OF STATE LIBRARIAN BY Viva vocE
The vote was announced as follows:
Robert Delos Brown......... 81
John b. Dillon. 10
Miss St. Clair Dill. 80
John o. Gresn 10
Mr.. R. d. Brown, Of Ripley county.
having received q majority of all the voc
east, Vas declared duly elected for tW o
years
EIEcrInx OF AGENT OF STATE By VIVA vocE
The vote was announced rs follows:
Robert N. Hudson. ......... 81
Daniel q. S.over............ 81
Robert n. Hudson. of Vigo county, hav-
log received a majority of all the votes
cast, was declared duly elected for two
years.
ELECTION OF CANAL TRUSTEE BIZ BALLOT.
The vote WAS announced as follows:
Joseph S. Hanna........ -. -
Richard Raleigh. DC
Joseph s. Hanna, of Lafayette, having
received a majority of all the votes cast.
was declared duly elected for three years
The Joint Convention was then declared
dissolved, and the Senate having retired.
On motion Of Mr.. HefffeD, the Houst
adjourned
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1861-01-23

Tsrre Haute Lodge No 81. L o O. FL
Jan. 18Th, 1861.
WHEREAS; Stephen d. GartreIl. a menu
Der of this Lodge. departed this life on the
nsrsisg Of the 18th inst, after lingering
illiness-borue with forttude;
That Brother Gartrell from lsug resi-
d.pce here, from bis business and social
relations. being universally esteemed, righ'
folly earued the reputation of an honest
aud kind man;
Being devoted Odd Fellow, be faith
fully discharged his duties as such, AID
our Order has in bis death lost a worthy la
herer in the cause OF humanity.
Til. community has lost good citizen
Who was ever true in all the relations OF
life.
His family are deprived of az Affection
ate husband and kind father.
Resolved, That the Order of this city
will attend the funeral of our deceaseo
brother; that whilst We are 10 sorrow a.
hi. demise. our tendere.t sympathy ar.
hereby extended to the bereared members
Of his family.
Resolved. That the officers of this Lodge
furnish the family Of the deceased with 3
certified cory hereof.
W. X. rDW ARDS.
n ID. SCOTT, Committee.
JAMES HOOK.