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, 1863-10-16

GAnsa on the Results Of tho
Election.
In our last issre We printed the address Of
Secretary Chase upon his arrival at Cincinnati
prier to the election On the night Of cleo
tien day, when the Union men Of Cincinnati
were cor graduating each other over tic re-
tult, and marching In procession through The
streets, they stopped at ths Br1net House
and called cut the Secretary again. His after-
election remarks we,e as follows:
REMARKS OF SECRETARY CHASE. =.
I zee that ycu are feeling great deal too
good 10 hear me speak. John Brough ID Gov.
etnor elect. The whole ticket Is elected with
retes cast for it in Hamilton county, IAvoice,
t.al us the TRUTH 1ill I don't circulate
bn!th5pg that ien't souad.
But LET me say that tie woTk ofthis day is
the most important eyet Performed In Amer
lea. Thtre neyer has been any rote given 50
pregnant with important results. ;.
Who are encouraged BY it, First, there
are cur armies battling for our country. God
bless them! Then there are the friends ot
freedom all over the World. There is not a
lbeHy y-loyipg nan IN all the mud who does not
feel that there is uore hope in humanity TO-
day than there Nas yesterday. Then those
wGo are engaged In tie atfsfrs Of the Govern
ment. crdeaSoring to EuppIeAa this wicked re.
billion. Tou hare Strengthened the hands Of
9 good, honest Presi:ent: [Lord and pro-
E1vfy man who is loyally standiug BY the
| Government In its Efforts to suppress this re-
| helliou, and to re eetab1fRh ouf American In
st!tutiors on foundations that shall never be
| brcken-tle men cf Missouri who are stIug-
Cling fer unconditional Uricn will hear Of It
aud be Strengthened; the men Of Maryland
Hlo are struggling for unconditional Union
will 1tar Of 1t and be encouraged.
Now, Who are discouraged? I'll tell Joa
1to. In the first pla:e, JEFF. DAyi1, sitting
at Richm soon, I hope, to run 4 7ay
from It. The rebel army Will feel 1t useless 70
conduct war against people united rs you
IRE. Who next "a voice" The Eaqassxr. Il
My friend, 1snbmit it that 1t lent fair to an
tteip1te ne. These gentlemen who are watch.
ing orer tie Southern border are very much
discouraged I suspect that there is another
eTer the Northern border looking to be yr3-
claimed Governor Of Ohio, and expecting two
tnEdred thonsaud men to escort him to the
capital; ard then all the men Of sfmflar-I
l.d almost eaid falth, but can only eay Of
similar MOTORS and practices, they will feel 1t
isabout time 10 csase pEoetisut3ng the sacred
name Ct Democracy to their base purposes.
AID the people In Old England, watching us
60 closely, NIL be very Innch troubled. Nc
one will dare to interfere with us so long as
we arc united; snd 80 all tyrauts-despots-
will be discouraged when they nthat their
hopes Of the dislntegr.tion Of t1als Republic
are disappointed.
Lei ne thank you-rVotce- Don't stop;
20 in, G.ee1bscks."J Why, you SEEN 10
fhink because can make money can speak
au night. You have done Jour duty nobly to-
day. If erer fall In my duty, want yon to
prsh me M to doirg all that IN honest man
can do in the line Of duty.
, 1863-10-16

- The Cincinnati Commercial Eaye:
John Browns scu1 mutt be on its travels
rgain. Think OF Ffarklin county which last
year gave Democratic majority Of ], ,9G7 -
the home of that heavy political traged:an,
Sam, Meduy, and the sweet little je.ter Sam.
Co1-giTing an "Abolition'' vote Of such
sturdy proportions rs almost to wipe out the
heavy msjo,itg Of last year. SAM Coz must
accept this t.ee will ctferirg in '4he spirit Of
sa1r.fce.''
, 1863-10-16

Edgar L. Mcne Of M3ddleboro', OF tic
Fourth Massachusetts (nine nonths) regt.
rete,s, Is We learn By paragraph In the
Taunton Gazette. In the tlrtt assault upon
Port HudEon he was wounded ic seven places,
:, a3 toktu and held Fritoner, until the tusreu-
eer Of lie Notifications to Gen. Banks. His
right arm WIS shattered BY two musket bale,
"a Pr @ h1 e1o oa liz
t~,e6ead, aad sti}l another ball. through bis
thigh, has ,1eft 7hix Digit leg weakly. The
etyt1th wound was musIlt ball In the right
b'eatt. After 81 ha.1aya: Als tealth is batter
now titan Eheh he enlisted; but he will not
soon forget the 1ebele. he has jast arrived
homie, hasing been left behind In hospital
wien bis regiment returned home,
, 1863-10-16

4 ID fscrepancy Het1yeen Friends.
General Mag1u1er has i:suGd a congratula.
tory order On the r. bel victcry at Sabine Pass.
He claims on!y two hundred prisoners, while
The New Orleans correspondent of the Chica-
70 Tlmes reported that we lest thirteen hun
dred men. taken prisoners. Can 1t be possl-
be that the Chicago Times is n bigger liar
tlan Mig rudeT, 1nEets Is 1t cut Herodipg
Hen In its 1nfernh hate Of the Unios ard
Union so!diescs
, 1863-10-16
THE NEXT HOUSE.
List and Classification OF uembers.

! Correspondents Of the Cincinnati G1zaSS
-WAsuISaroS, Oct 9, 1868.
The representation Of the several States in
tho next House Of Represent is nor fall,
except from Maryland, West Virginia and
Delaware. West Virginia elects ID the last
week Of October; Mary land {and Delaware.
also, thiDk,) early in November.
Enough Is ALREADY known to assure US th1t
these etates will not change the result. We
nay therefore accurately define the political
complexion Of the rext House now.
prefer to make the statenentao absolute
II safe one. In the following complete list
Of all the members elect, hare Therefore
placed IN the first column only those csrtaio,
iu any event, to 60 into the Admiaistra:ion
caucus and support its nominations. In the
seccEd are those regularly connected wlsh
the Peace Democratic organIzation; while
sund,Y Border state members, whose action
may be controlled by- subsequent develop
sMents, are eepa1ated from the Opposition,
aud c6uuted by themselves. have saken
gains through Correspondence with many of
lie hest informed members, to SECURE more
accurate lit Than any yet published, and
think haye succeeded.
, 1863-10-16

WE ARE REJOICED TO
w Hrd thas tie rar Owe. d C1cntat o. New E1E
1sna. DIR. AYEE hiss It length tu-nsd his assentlon
10 TIE disorder which Sarg HE bfsht Oh our CD
nuEty+ Gar sl.on u as r. ata Any ttheF. With
otet' SIC eacs psrn a-n that Is II Fsstt 40 .gNs
which Aunfa rs ro A3de HI. bis ~ uafy pOEa
cule AZ - tbond RnoH It must II hs Aae It. Cast
cut Ellis pnetQi stsmper Fe u Anae ng Us. and o1l1
fHi.teld. Iowa. oc14os4t It
, 1863-10-16

For State Against ,Av'ge Avg.
COUNTIES. Govern State Co UDi0n Dem
" r.ots1 1Ha. 1.EI9 R.EQf,

--'-'----->
The Virginia Union says: The returns from
Larder county will bring the Union majority
in the Territory up to about $500 votes. Ev-
cry county gives Union majority, and IN o:e
county-Douglas-.not single Democratic
vote was pol1ed- Storey county polled near
y two hfths Of The entire yote Of the Terri
tory, ard as large proportion of the Union
vote. There are not less than +, 600 persons
in the Territory nov, vino were Ineligible to
the right Of euffragc at the lst elsciion be-
cause Of their short residence. People arc
ccmtrg here at the rate Of one hundred i day,
ard 1t ia reasonable to suppose that 20 less
than e, eco votes will be east upon the ratia-
cation Of the State Constitution Tne elsc.
tion Of the Union candidates for State OILERS
By mojolity OF 5000 OF {, 600 Is certain, and
with 1easonable energy on the .part ct those
entrusted with the conduct ofaff41rs, our star
may shine in the national galaxy By thu frst
Of March, fer Congress will not keep loyal
and wealthy bside long In waiting.
- The Detroit Adpn!issr Of Wednesday,
Gays:
1t 4 late hour last night our citizens were
startled by the rpmot that corpu1ent citizen
, 1863-10-16

*Ncmhe1e Of the lsat House.
tEraktus Coming, the Representative OF this
successor js ce11ain to be Of the sama faith, and
the District is therefore counted In as furnishing
Peace Democrat vote.
In most estimates Gen. Frank z. Blair, Of
Misscu1i, is counted with the Administration
members. While It Is very probable that he
win find himeelf compelled to vote that way,
there are Lume1ous 1easorn why do not
think 1t ssfe to rely on him.
In most estimates, too, several Il not Ill tbs
Kentucky members arc counted for the Ad-
niHIatraliop. Wm. Il. Randall and Lucfan
Anderson think almost certain to vote for
Smith and Brutus ]. Clay are understood to
te under pl.dgs to do so IT 1t should become
absolutely necessary to this organization Of
the House on War basis. Still. an effort
will be made to unite the Keatucky Vote on
a Border State candidate, and as there Is a
possible contingency In which this may sue
ceed, prefsr to class the whols delegations as
OF The Virginia members, both segar and
Chandler ate understood to be pledged to
vote for tha Administration candidate. stll
there Is this same possibility Of an attempted
and tlcy are, Therefore, for tic sake Of perfect
safety, In tie calculation c1assed with the
TIE Only men from the Border States placed
en- the Ad dminis;ration side are four Mis-
souriane, who are timply Radical Republicans
aud Immediate Ema1cipa1ionists.
New, suppose (what believe to be m ut.
ter inpossiblhty) that the Democratic and
Border State vote can ba united on an oppo-
fltion candidate for Speaker: They can even
then only give him eighty.seysn votes:
ninety! That, take fr, removes the last YES
tige ct doubt as to who Will organize theuext
House. > %:
In the States yet to elect We ara certain Of
at 1eost two ftom West Virginia, Gin al pro-
liability three, J four from Maryland, (prohs-
are men who will join us In the Administra-
ton CAUCUS, ard swell the Administration ma-
jo1lty. ..-.
The winning side being thus ascertained,
candidates Of cour.e begin to multiply.
, 1863-10-16

. AT the wire-rope manu1actory Of John
4. Rcttlipg, at Trenton, Is :betng prepared
The material for the construction cts wire
Suspension bridge over the Dn,o ~ ocn I'VE his ~
il nea1Iy four times the cost Of the bridge At
Niagara Falls.
, 1863-10-16
uHTCN,S CEhfENT.-The In

lU1UN S CENf Elm T.~Th8 H.
- soluble CeneL: :. .ne Hesus aM7oa
aaoTnas y cssf;1iy sae oest 4fss,a = : a. xend
tory. YkRhop ard hoase. everJvaexn: By Its nsa.
csmtsst esnnos deeopost q bscos e Goa 1pt a il
eomnr stcn u on prt:cipies. a1d under 20
aIy cdenalvs amell. Ths various 1seI to WHICH II
can be sncces:fuf1 sGpusd renders T 'nvalaaslo To
ee9 u.sf24A rAX2d
, 1863-10-16

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, 1863-10-16

From the colunbus (o.) Crisis, 18th
TIE State has gone 10 he'll By 5000 ma
, 1863-10-16

NO ALCOHOL Or BAD WHISKY.

fney WILL CURE the above diseases in al1ety rsae
cases out Of q hundred
DO YOU want something to Strengthen You
DO you want Good Ap2etite3
DO you want to Build up your constitutional
Do y.u want to Feel Welt
DO you want to get rid of fHsryo1mess3
10 you want Energy7
DO you want to Sleep Well !
Do you want Brisk aad Vigorous Fealing I
Iy.ou do. use HOOeLANDt5 GERMAN BTTtEEE~
, 1863-10-16
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Teero ars cs-y preparation. sold u.dcz tts n.=s
at Bs1eIS K9t ep u quar- bott.es 81 sas
10 ceats pef eaIar. ne tasta disguised 81 Anca u
cottacd Ter seed. .u,
Tnta class Of Biters has caused aEd VII eoEsn1e 20
CAUSE a. 1dt a. they can p sol % 1as te
Ssa.h o. he dtpnkasa Y taeM ais sae sfstSe1 nas
sHGuisnts H; q IL .orst ktnd TIC 1e:s tor La1ar
created and kspt n2 aid }as icfu III r. a,ts rs Gaas
of thtm!
dl.o1ttoa. sVaaAos "ao s.,s.s, "a ",,aas ~
We CAL ne al.esuoa q - ~ = fftsHaI e e@n:5
EaenlE y ~ Astey ~ 80 1s.s ~ 'iscs1a
La n tie i1sfs published almost 1sily ID tae asvs
teas vsry S + t5et ti es0 ba Trv caFsI by
Ioofanos Gssman BstteTs Disess=s reaulti1g Gea
ID We fegs 10 lesitanoa Ia 5ta,iax tnst, il faeaa
Eftefs ws ~ rsed aaocv our aGdlei3 hnndrtd1
~ lives trfsht be aayetf th2t ohaFv.;e v!I be
ELI nfye. 1ion t1 tho ,foaIyJsn3 fansyEab}s Srd
Eei az tEent!csted cpxe OF one 81 ihe oatoa hero
YEcst ne 10 uso III own Rn1p1Ge "has hseu HaTni
BY TO Btt.tts," - -, -o..
1.r. r. PI4aT:.Ii - q x: - w; Van-
:se...n HtiYe1s has rer nv e
, 1863-10-16

T.ero ara 1sey prepa1atcns sold u-dcz Aa ns=s
at Bt1e1 Ius cp IN Guar. botE.es 3oundo1 Of gha
cheaseft vhlakY o. ec,nmc1 rur. costing from 20 70
10 cents per gallon ne tasta disguised BY A1ca az
EortA3 der sEed- :.
Tnia elass Of Bitters has caused and gn TO
cause. a. lot they can b sod hnRc to als the
kep: conticua1ly under tna isuEe1cs CT Alcoholic
cfeeted And kspt NJ acd hs .r1piE all me horrors
attendant Upcn dt11k8sda Liza and deAta. Bawa1e
49, IN
, 1863-10-16

Who ~.ll Introduce his tralIed foEsa GEN. WIZ
FIELD SctTr. and his t1,ck Pony snd Ao1keY.
"FRANk SIG EL" aud AGIL8 JIM"
Tna tepa; tmeat OF m'tta aid hus1or VIII ba arenier-
J4 4MEs l.. .THaYKk. wh, Is united to be the mott
o1ietuA End amnttnR corn o! ths age. The Doc
poitt. Will protace h:a f9o COMIC An1es uACLR
fiYc DoIa,a to aoy 10y Or IN, TAits o. b!sck Who
can 1ida Uccla Gam thEea dnea Arcuzt tleraI with.
ont IA ling OF. ndtl-0l92 1Rla
, 1863-10-16

GHOST. GHOSTyv
TONIGHT. T0-E1GuT.
Wonderful and Startling Spectral Illusion.
THE AANIAC'9 OATH;
Gr. TIE GHOST OF LICHFIELD,
EaT Act4. sorK1 Dances etc. DRST RNTEKTAIN.
AEnr IN CH1CAGDv
~ Dre.s Circe for Iat les and Gentlemen accom-
pat yicE thtC Is ceEt4. Psxquese = caota f1t
Is cekts. oclI o1fe 1H
, 1863-10-16

kete Uag 20 onE IN l1hthdr EQ1p, ant When
they arrive In America, these thousand labo-
mey make formal engagement, and be
armed with these thuuEnd muskets; though
if fthat had been done in the territory Of the
Queen, and On the eou Of this country, it
would bare been m cflence. There are other
questions with regard to ships that lave
these ships are not like ships which receive
tie usual equipments known In Wa1s IL times
East, but they are themselves without any
t01ther a1mnmelt, forued for acts Of oHsEce,
and var. They are steam rams, which
might be used for the purpose of
var without ever touching the g6ores Of the
nit ships Of this kind knowingly to depart
from this country, not to enteF into any Con-
tederate port, not to enter into the port Of q
bellige1ent, would, az you see, expose our
COCO faith to great suspicion; and telt Ger
tain that If, during our war with France, the
Americans had sent 1ine-of battle. ships to
sons they might have urged n support of
that, &c should have coustdered it d Vioia-
Ilon Of neutrality Such Is the .pirit In which
lam prepared to act. Eye:ytt9ng that the
law Of nations requires, everything that our
nae das g. a6a exe hSaa E.
proved to be neceesa1y for the preservation
Ct our ne utrality, that the sandion Of Parlia-
ment be asked to further measures. lr.short,
TO eun up, Her Majestr'a Government ere
prepared to do everything that the duty Of
neutrality yrequires-eVe1yt ything that is just TO
aff1endly nation, taking as . principle that re
should DO to others as We should wish 70 pc
done to ourrelvee. Loud cleers.l But this
we will not dove will not adopt any meas
u1e that TIC think TO be wrong. We Will not
yield 5ot If British Law or British right In
conEt queEce Of the menaceB of nny foreign
power. loud and prolonged cEsers.l
COMPLAINTS OF TIE AuER1uAss--MR. suM-
EER's SPEECH.
And now, rayerting again to tbs complaints
that have been made, It is singular to observe
how jaundiced the minds of those who speak
In the New England States are On this subject
Of cur conducf. There were come persons,
members oftEe House Of Lords, Hho thought
TT to complain on IN apparent casa Of gE1ev..
aIce-and not one case, but many cases-ot
clips OF ours that had been seized; ships N
son caees passing from neutral ports, In
ctler cases en- the sea, but apparently On
legitimate voyage; aud It was urged thas ne
ought rot 10 submit to have our vessels thus
seized, sna cur. camn erca thus Interrupted.
I had to deal vi b that care, and my answer
.vas that according to the law Of nations, Il
chip hsd an o.tensible voyage TO destination
which was not her 1eat deetfnatiou-n she
,Was hound, in fact, to an enemy's port Nth
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tering to the wants Of sick and wounded
soldiers.
The act passed at your last session, pro-
viding the mode Of assessing and taxing
this species of property, has not been in
operation a sufficient length of time to test
its wisdom. It is believed, however, that
its provisions are just and reasonable I;
and it should therefore be permitted to re-
main.
An account Of the expenditures from the
civil contingent fund Of the Executive, is
herewith presented. It will be seen that
the sum of 1856 26 has been drawn from
this fund.
Allow me to request that you direct
this account, and also that Of the extraor-
dinary contingent fund, to be thoroughly
examined by an appropriate committee.
Such an examination is alike due to our
constituents and to myself
Believing that have now complied with
that provision of our Constitution, which
requires the Governor to communicate to
the General Assembly the condition Of the
State, and recommend such measures as he
may deem expedient" I have but to ex-
prnss che hops, that yOU may hov5 har-
monious session, and that Gods richest
blessings may rest upon US all
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CONNECTIONS.


Connections are mele at MonrOsville with the San.
dusky, Mansfield b Newark R R. az Clvfe Vfth ~
sanduskyi Dayton Cincinnati b. b. at FREMONT
With Fremont & Indiana b z, and at Toledo Tith
iedo Wabash Railroads f0r Chicago, Detroit jack
son. Fort Wayne, LogHnsport, Lafayette, Cairo Az
ton, 81. Louis and all points West Northwest and
Southwest
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and the
West ~ 9s25 A. n, and TO p. n. From Saudusky a.
olsssisnd. SoysmBsrl7. iss5' n ''Ni sup '-
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CLEVELAND q EKIE K. 4.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


1851 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lssa.
On and after Monday, November nth, lsss, Passen-
ger Trains will run as follows;
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1905 A. H--DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping at
WlliOuEhby, Painesvil e, Geneva, Aahtabula,
COnnsau and Girard only. and arrives AZ
lnlo a. 5.35 p. n.
s.2O P. EMAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
-stoIping at all stations and arrives at Erie
500 .S'-NfGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppinTa a.
Painasville, Ashtabula and Girard only and
arrives az Erie at ll:s0 P r.; Dunkirk Es3 A.
r.; Buaalo sos Il.
LEAVE ERIE.
s;Os A. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppiag at
Girard, COnneaut, Ashtabula and PainesTille
only. arrives at Cleveland at 635 A n
500 A. M.--iAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping 1T all stations and arrives al OlevB-
2.as P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppinR at e.
rard, Springfield, Conneaut, Knesyille, Ash
tabula, hudissn, PainesTillf and Will0ugh-
bT only, and arrives in Cleveland at 6:l5 P. n.
~ Second Class Cars are run on all through
Trains.
All the trains going uUuuugt II Clgvuiaud
with trains for Toledo Chicago Columbus, Cincin-
hEi Erss ta gSihs e6Ssef me- s DtTt Witb tb5
trains Of the N y y Railroad, and 1t Buffalo with
those Of the New York Central and Buffalo New
York City Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Eiags falls &C. and at Erie with trans on the
Phiad5lphla and EIie Railroad.
10 Day Express, East aud est, connects at Gifard
with Traids on = ie and Pittsburgh Railroad for
Cleveland. Novemba- I7th. lss2
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AfTnRNEYS AT NV,
MONEY TO LOAN.

QS0 nm MONEY ADVANCED,
(bOU. .UUO in sums to suit-at the Old stand and
,ralI known yAGEERS ONCE, securities Of every
Eind. III: DRY Goods, Hardware, Gold and Silver
Pists watches, Diamonds, Jevelry, Fire Arms uf-
niture Carpets, Clothing, Pianos, hirrors falnLln
nd Personal Property, the most tsiactory terms
Business strictly private. Estabhahed lso Natehe-
and JeEeiry for sale at bargains
Cor Superior-St., over Davis PieSsqrto's . otoEas
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
" r a /. 4 O A N
/. WINTER ARRANGEEENT- I,

-
1861 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Is5E
To take elect on Monday, November I7tb. 1ssa-
Trains leave Cleveland daily, Sundays excspsdJ a.
rs A. n mAIL-Arrives ct New York IO.s5 A. n:
Philadelphia :: 80 A. r.; Baltimore 1904 Az.
Plttsburgh $40 P. H.: Wheeling 6:le P. NJ; n
Philadelphia $40 p. q.
Z: N. EXPREsS-Arrives at New York coo P n:
Philadelphia Leo P. X; Baltimore 20 p ~,
Pittsburgh Hoop. n; Wheeling 6;2l A. n.
lersburgh.
(via Allentown without change.
- Fare as low a. BY any other line.
BH- Through Tickets can be procured st the Union
Iiekqt Ohcel Meddell House, az the Depot at the
=. ,.,,,.,,,, J. L. MCCULLOUGH, sup't.
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most ardent friends 1t will be seen that
the average number Of scholars in attend.
ance was 5,943 over the number for the
| previous year, swelling the grand army OF
the children in our State acquiring knowl-
/ edge to the number of 723 $50. The num-
Der Of teachers was: males 0,559, and fe-
males 10,93l. The number of school di-
rectors in the State is about $4,000 The
number of officers other than directors,
connected in some way with the manage
ment OF our schools, is about 1000. The
number of school districts is 1,672. The
number of school houses is 1922; their
estimated value is S4,649, ,903. The aver
age pay of male teachers is S26 35; fe-
male SIG 81 per month. The receipts into
the Treasury for school purposes during
the year we're s., 765, ,806 20. The expen-
ditures during the year were s., sol, ,068 40.
The levies, State and local, for school pur-
poses, for the current year, are SAG, ,684 60
less than for the year 1861.
The report of the Directors of the Peni-
tentiary should command your deliberate
attention, and the institution itself, to-
gethef with the accounts thereof, should
be carefully examined. The receipts and
portunity for frauds and peculation is
great rhfs reCUmmeuuEIT0n IS not sug-
gested from any want Of confidence in
either the Directors or any other officers of
the Institution. On the contrary, they all
have my fullest confidence both for integ-
rity and capacity; but recommend the
investigation that you may so bear evil
dence of them to our constituents.
The report shows the number in prison,
on the fifteenth Of November last. to be;
ll3Ale5 ..foO
Females .--..- IL
W mites ......s...boI
Total number then in prison.
being loo less than at November 1st last
year. The number admitted within the
past year was 297; the number discharged
during the same time was 1893, as follows:
BY expiration of ............2s7
BY pardon 0Y Governor Or-..-.....................SS
BY pardon BY p 90
by death 3
Dy VIII OF eIroT 0
By sent to Reform Farm
by escape
.-dJ5
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Total number then in prison.

being l56 less than at November 1st last
year. The number admitted within the
past year was 237 the number discharged
during the same time was 1893, as follows