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OFFICIAL ORDERS.

HEAD QUARTERS.
4TH SUB DISTRICT, WESTERN s. c.,
FINNsDoRo''S. c., Augusta, 1865. :
General Orders No. /.
IN compliance with General Orders
\ No. 2, from Headquarters District of
Western s. c., dated July "a, 1866. The
undersigned hereby assumes command of
the 4th Sub district of Western S. c., com
prising the Districts of Fairfield, Chester,
York and Lancaster.
The following named officers are hereby
announced on the staff and will be obeyed
and respected accordingly
lst Lieutenant Jas; A. McKSItHz s1o2
U. S. @. T., A. A, a, G.. Wa
Capt. WILBUR NELSON, A. C. s. and A.
A. @. NJ. IN!
Capt. EDWARD CAHILn, A. p. NJ.
lst Lieut.. YoLNEy Powers, A. s. d. C.
HENRY L. CHAPMAN,
Brevet Brigader General,
Commanding 4th Sub Dist. W. sc.
aug 5'65-$
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WHY COMMISSIONER OULD WAS
RELEASED. - There has been much
speculation as to the reasons which
induced the authorities to release Com.
missioner Ould from Castle Thunder
The following extracts from q letter to
Mr.. Ould, from Lieut.. Col. Albert
Ordway, of the Oath Mass: Regiment,
Provost Marshal General at Richmond,
describes these reasons
''Sir | have the honor to inform you
that the Military Commission appointed
to investigate the cause of your arrest,
and determine whether any charge
could be brought against you, have fin.
ished their labors, and recommend your
immediate release.
Upon this recommendation of the
Military Commission, Major General
Halleck, commanding Military Division
OF the James, orders your release from
arrest. have the honor to commu.
nicate this decision to yow, to inform
you that from this date your arrest
ceases, and that your parole to report
every other day at this Office is now
void.
1t may afford some satisfaction to You
to know that the report of the Military
Commission not only relieves you from
the charges brought against you, but
states that the evidence is that Won did
every thing in your power to restore TO
Union prisoners the money belonging TO
them and to alleviate their snfferings."
Boston, Journal.
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The argument fordelay in recognizing
the Southern States may bevery sound,
but it comes too late. Provisional
Governors are appointed and the process
of reorganization is going on. 1t would
be most unreasonable to expect the
President 10 arrest the process and recall
the proclamatlons he has Just made, and
that, too. on the mere hypothesis that
the Southern people are ready to resume
their rights and duties as citizens in the
spirit Of loyalty.
There are two courses now open for
tAe people of the North. One is to
acqriesce in the Presidents policy, and
endeavor by all honorable and proper
means to make Unsuccessful. The other
is to embarrass and hinder it bv stirring
up ill.ftelng and disafcction in the South.
There can be no liberty Of choice in this
matter, among patriotic men. And
there can be no demand for the reduction
of the Southern States to territorial
condition till they have proved them.
selves incapable ofloyal selfgovernment.
If we can persuade them to extend the
suffage to all intelligent citizens, without
regard to race or color, very well if
not, we must wait for the slow progress
of social amelioration at the South, as
we have waited and still wait for it in
the North.-SprinafeM Republican.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS:
RY q. h. EBRHTTON.

THE TRI WEEKLY NEWS is publisted
on Tuca'lay, Thursday aud Saturday, at ONE
DOLLAR per month, in advance. Single
copies Ten CENTS.
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and SEVENTY FIVE cents fer each subse.
quent Insertion, invariably in advance
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Commission Merchants, Columbia, S. c.,
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Visit OF MAJOR GENERAL GILL
MoRE.--Maj. General Q. A. Gilmore,
commanding the Department, arrived IN
this city yesterday morning, en- route on
"a visit to the interior He was accompa.
MED by the following members of his
Staff: Major Thomas, Major George d,
Gouraud, Captain II. M. Bragg, Captain
d. s. Leslie. and Captain G. w. James.
A very large lumber of visitors called
during the morning ut the Charleston
Hotel, to see him and pay their respects.
The General, we are happy to say,
looked well, and received his friends in
his usual warm and cordial manner. He
left the city at II o'clock, NJ, on the
Northeastern Rail Road, for Florence,
Darlington, and all the military posts OH
that route. He expects to be in Colum.
bia by Sunday next when he will have
an interview and consultation with Gov.
ernor Perry. Our citizens may rest
assured that General Gilmore viii do
all in his power for the restoration of
civil authority, and assist the Governor
in the reorganization Of the State.
~ Charleston Courier.
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SATURDAY DECEMBER 2, 1865.
SENATE.


The Senate met at ii a. M. st
! A bill preliminary to the Legislation
induced by the emancipation of slaves
received the reading, was agreed 10, and
the title changed to an Act.
Mr. Townes introduced q Bin to
amend the chatter of the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad Company. t89s
4 Mr.. Tracy introduced q bill to amend
the twepty,third section of the first
article Of the Consultation Of this
State. Ia, n 4. Il
Mr.. Buist presented the pettition Of the
clerk Of the Senate for payment OF OK.
penses in attending the called session Of
the Legislature, at Greenville. Also,
tie petition of the tsDsepwatsr Western
Railroad Company, praying an Act of
incorporation.
Mr. Boozer presented the.memorial Of
the Commissioners Of Public Buildings
tof Lexington District for an appropria.
tiof, TO rebuild the, court house and jail in
that District, which were burnt BY he lisss
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NEW. GOODS,
JUST RECEIvED BY
JAMES d. MILNOR.

EtNE ribbon bound Bed Blankets. Heavy
H Grey Blankets, Cups and Saucers,
Plates, Tumblers, Concentrated tye, for
making soap, Pickles, Almonds, Raisins,
Currents, Spices, Buck, Turkey and Bird
Shot. Oysters and Salmon, in cans, Trace
Chains, Rope for wells, Rope for plough
lines. Lanterns, for Petroleum Oil, Vine
CARA, 6, 8 and 10 penny Nails, Adamsn
tine and Tallow Candles, Sacks Liverpool
Salt. Bacon Sides, Fine Padlocks, Smooth
ing Irons, together with good assortment
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes and
Hats. Also large assortment of Fire
Works and Fresh Candy.
doc 7'65 IL,
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United States army in February, 1865.
And the petition Of VIM. Kinsler, Ed.
ward Kinsler and Henry o. Kinsler. for
"a charter for ferry across Congaree
River, at Columbia.
The President laid before the Senate
the report of the Solicitor. of the Wes.
tern Circuit on District Offices and off.
GERS.
The spcial order for II ma bill to
establish District Courts-was discussed
and made the special order for Monday,
at l a. m.
The President announced the follow.
ing as the result Of the ballotings for
officers:
Solicitor of the Eastern Circuit Hen.
ry McIver.
Commissioners in Equity-Orange.
burg-V. ID. V..Jamison; Union-Wil.
liam Monroe; Clarendon--G A. Hug
gins; Darlington--A. F. Edwards
Rchland Douglas B. DeSaussure.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Clerk called the roll, the Speak.
er took the chair, and proceedings
were opened with prayer by Rev DR..
Howe. ~,
Mr.. Todd presented. the petition of
John Knight, praying the renewal of his
charter for a bridge across Saluda Rw.
er, known as Knights Bridge.
Mr.. Lewie presented the petitionof
VIM. Kinsler, Edward Kinsler and Hen.
~ O. Kinsler, for charter Off ferry
over Congaree River, at Columbia
Mr.. Hayes presented the memorial of
the Commissioners OF Public Buildings,
Of Lexington District, for ali appropra.
ton to rebuild the court house and Jail
in that District, which We're burnt
by the, United States army in February
1854.
Mr.. DePass presented the memorial
of The citizens Of Kirkwood for an Act
of incorporation.
Tho Speaker announced that Thomas
P. Ryan is added to the Committee on
Railroads and Public Buildings.
Mr.. DePass' introduced n bill to ap
point Commissioners of Kirkwood, ant
for other purposes.
Mr.. Darlington introduced bill tt
amend the Insolvent Laws.
Mr.. Russell introduced bill to pro
vide for theSeection of Commissioners
Masters and Registers in. Equity by tn
people.
The Speaker laid before the Hons
the report Of the Solicitor of the Wes
tern Circuit on District offices and Off
GERS. E
Mr.. Mullins introduced resolution
which was ordered for consideration OF
Monday rext that the General Assem-
bly, adjourn sine die on Tuesday, th'
18th inst. 4
The House proceeded to the consdera
ton of bill to establish District
Courts; and bill to amend the Crimi
nal law.
Adjourned
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Prospectus O..
"The North Carolina Guardians"

>TNHE undersigned will issue, commencing
Il on the first day Of January, 1866, in
the city Of Charlotte, N c., daily and
tri.Weckly newspaper under the style and
title Of ''THE NORTH CAROLINA GUAR (
DIAM" which shall be devoted especially to
the dissemination of the latest news. and b.
the guarding, with an eagle eye, the inter-
ests Of the State underthe Constitutions. and
in conformity with the laws Of the United
States. rt -8
There will also be issued, from the same
office, weekly paper under tho style and
title Of "THE CATAWBA WATCHMAN." ,iI
The terms for the DAILY GUARDIAN will q
be, for one year, 81 90; six months. $500;
three months, $3.50; any less time SLIGO
per month. ii. Is ,a..g.
The TRI-WEERLY GUARDIAN will be sup
piled to subscribers at $500 for twelve
months; $500 for six months 8 $l.76 for n
three months, and seyenty.fve cents per
month for any less timo.
Ordinary advertisements, occupying not
more than ten lines Zone square,) will be
inserted In either Of the above publications
at seventy-five cents for the first insertion
and ffty cents for each subsequent insertion.
Larger advertisements In exact proportion. I
/ Liberal discounts will be made for con-t
tract advertising ti5y. ,5,
The WEEKLY wAroHMAS will be furnish-
ed to subscribers at So 00per annum, single
copy, and to a club Of five for, $3.50, to q .
club Of ten for $l2.6O, and to club Of
twenty for $4,000, with on extra copy to
the getter up of clubs ~, s,a ap,e I gt..
An orders should be addressed TO y,,, :, 10
J. e. BRITTON, Ru
Editor and Proprietor "Geardian,"
Nh Charlotte. N. C.
16- Editors win confer afavor by giving
the above, with this note, few Insertions,
at least, in their publications, and entering
the "NonTR CAROLINA GUARDIAN" upon
their exchange lists. J. e.. u.
December 6, 1855. qdst 5iY,i 55
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A LII persous having demands against
IN the estate Of John McAiaster, dsceas.
ed, will render them in properly nttested
without delay. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
aettlement with the undersigned.
u H. MoMASTER, Executor.
nov $685.
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TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY TONS OF FREIGHT

through the canal without difficulty, 10
they were built expressly for the trade.
They are fitted up with STATE ROOMS
and BETHS capable of accommodating
thirty.fve passengers. Every attention
will he paid TO the comfort of passengers,
who will not be subjectto the inconvenience
Of transfer to other vessels. but will be tao
ken through direct without change.
The tables of the steamers are literally
supplied with the best the market affords.
Families travelling will find 1t to their in
terest to take this line, as they will thereby
escape the danger and discomfort of sea
route, and the fatigue Of railroad travel.
On the 10th of December next, If the
business of the line warrants it, the steam
or WILLIAMS will be put on the route, and
tri.weekly trips will be made. $40
For freight or passage apply to WHIT
FORD, DILL & CO., New Berne, N, C. a
DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
nov 21'65
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y R II IE I
.BACOT s RIVERS,
!, NO. ?, AoTEb RAEGE
uAVE received and will continue to re.
4 IL ceive q complete assortment of the
best Groceries, which they will sell ut the
lowest market prices for cash. n
Bacon Sides, Shoulders. Hams, Super and
Extra Flour, Butter, Sugar and Soda
Biscuits. Brown, Yellow, Clarified
.t and Crushed Sugar Coffee,
Hyson Tea, Black Tee, q
p Salmon, Maokerel,
Herrings and ts
II Ssrdines, 2, n
In kits, barrelsand boxes,
Almonds, Raisons, Citron and Olive Oil,
Cheese, Irish Potatoes, Onions, Soda, I.
+ Mustard, Npt@egs. Pepper. Pi-
., ments, Ginger. Mace, Gloves,
l Pickles, Fresh Oysters. Z
.59 Lemon Syrup, (
Z &c. &c., ! AZ
Liverpool Sack Salt, Washing and Toilet
\ Soaps, Starch. Matches. Shot and Per-
oussion Caps, Cases Of Madeira,
eShorry, Port and Claret Wines, # !!
IN aeses OF Cognac Brandy,
Scotch whiskey, Js-
az maicaR Rum, Schie-
dam Sehnapps,
l 81 o m 10 h sf' Il ss.i
8itters,
I Bourbon Whiskey and n. II Rum,
Window Glass, Ink, ,,Blacking, Shoe brush.
es. Fire Crackers, and o choice seiectioa Of
Tobacco and segars.a ~
dec 7'66--I n, s
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Takcsa3 3Up.

II ME COLT taken from negro between
~ this point and Colpe,6ias $ II not
proved before Monday. Decembef 18th, II
win be soldto pay expences. Apply at this
ofHee, * z 4 " " &, .., & ]. =. !, !, &
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WANTED.

VXTANDTED to hire Immediately tor the
wv Charlotte & 8. G. Railroad, ten or
twelve wagons and teams to haul cross-ties,
near Simpsons I. o. Liberal prices will be
paid. For further information, apply to
w. b. Creight, Railroad Agent, winnsboro'
Jsmss Rcsborough, Simpsons 7. o. or TO
the undersigned. =
J. w. GREEN, Engineer.
Nov 2S65--6
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c. ID. CARR & CO,

DEAfERs in Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mat
~ tings, Window Shades, Patent Step
Ladders, SO.
ALSO,
TailOr's Trimmings OF every variety, which
they offer to the trade at New York Jobbing
prices. 80 Broad ST., Charleston, s. C..
dec 6'65-3mo.
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ALSO,
ESTATE SALE.

DY authority from the Court Of Ordinary,
I'D there will no offered at public out
cry at the late residence of John @. Mobly,
deceased. on Tueaday. the 10th instant, q
lot Of @
CORN.
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Methodist Church.

Service every Sunday at III An, u 6}P.
NJ. The ringing of tho bell has been dis
pensed with.
The appointment Of to-day. is called in
consents fa,the temporary absence OF
the n i.s fSS, ssis ii - z , .deo 7,75.-,l
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COTTON SEED,

belonging to the estate of John G. Mobley,
deceased. AT the Same time will be rented
to the highest bidder, the plantation be-
longing to the said estate, known as
LAGRANGE. sfN
ZEB MOBLEY, Executor.
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Baltimore. Philndelphta, New
York and BOstOHa, via Albe-
marie and Chesapeake
Canal.
THE COMODIOUs STEAMERS
PIONEER and COMMODORE ADAMS,

"lLL leave New Berne for for Norfolk
wv. on TUESDAY Of each week at 8
O'Clock, A. NJ, connecting with the different
lines of steamers for the above named
points On and otter the first day of De-
oember next they will leave on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week, making semi-weekly
trips. Shippers of Goods will receive every
facility and accommodation for the trans-
portation Of the same, as arrangements
have been made with the different compan-
panies to forward goods to this light low
rates and without delay. Each sSf these
steamers are capable of carrying
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J. W. GREEN, Engineer.
Nov 2S65---5
- ESTATE; SALE.
TN pursuance to suthority given me by
IL Court Of Ordinaey. will sell on the
22st Of December next, at the
DUTCHMAN'S CREEK PLANTATION
Of John Harrison, senior, deceased, q lot Of
Cotton,
Plantation Tools.
Also a lot Of .a.,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
At the same time, will be rented several
different @
TRACKS OF LAND.
All the foregoing belonging to the estate
Of John Harrison, senior, deceased.
JOHN r.. HARRISON, Admr.
nos. .2s'86--td .s.F.lA a
M r s. VS. IsBE L E
CAT silhss. y. sI. EaEs aEsasIOTT's,)
HAs5uss rsssisSalg, a'lss & the most
ELEGANT QUALIFY.
tsesnets
3sf Hats and
Caps.
trimmed aud nntrimmed. ALSO lot Of, the
finest and latest styles of az
s. RIBBONS AND FLOWERS, (.
and everything In the Miiinary Line A,5
e nov 28,6b-..6 40 ~ .sfgN -a,t .sal-
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Bark Stampede (of Nassau, MP Jewe Cardenas days
With sugar, 70 JAS Ward 4 Co. -
Bark Add ell kader Eldrdge Savannah, 6days with COT
Bark Palermo Mccaty. Beaufort days In ballast -
Bris Bird lof Quebec Gupl Arroyo PR. Is days
with rnoiasses, TO Thompson 4 Hunter
Brig Magma Chara 60 W,nessork tswson, Aguadla Pr
rrs Mage OF 81 Johns MI Bradshaw, Havana Is dAya
with sugar, 4 Gordon, Bruce A McAulR.
Bris Alice Leonard OF 81 Andrews NIB Pike CardenAs
Brig Pacana of Nassau. MP SssTes, Cardenas daya
with nolasses, 70 Rahming
to II &C DeWolf Brig Day Spring sailed for New YORK.
day. lh ni or sagua, spoke hrg VIM Henry bound
schr Broadhed CroNe Ponce ID days, with molssses
sehr i J RAYMOND Ell,,,orih, Port Royal, . asys
Schr Enchantress, Bltchforc, Charleston, D days.
Schr Wataugl. Cook Beaufort, NC days
schr W Maitland, raroow, beaufort, days on CHA
colleague vessels tnpnast and gaf out OF water:
Schr Frsnk Lucas, Weeks. York River for Boston
Schr Lncy Robinson. Davis YorksrSn for Taunton.
schr Anthony Kelley, Newton, viglNa. days
schr r We;more, Hall Georgetown, ~, y daya
schr Ocean Bird, Coney. George.own, DC 4 days
sshr Frances (onneil. Fsh's Bay for New Maven
sctr Menaws, Dissoswny, Baltimore, o days
sehr Mary johnson, Kinney, fhlideiphii Tor boston
Sclr stamford, Young. Eizabethpoft for New Haven
schr Ishn Watson, csin: Elzabshpoh for Preydsnaa
Schr brainard, Clark, Ehzabethnort for New Haven
schr susan Eldridgc, Chapman Georges Banks
sehr Ocean 1 star Ham, Koeklsnd.
schr Mary Brewer, Pearl, Rockland.
schr Ruta fIodgdon, Hall. aoctland
Schr III sargent Sargent Portland fof Baltimore Puo
schr Leonard Mckenzie Purse Gloucester.
Schr sarAh Maria Dare, Newport.
Steamer Falcon ~ transport, Ahrch, Pom. Lookout =
hours, In ballast TO u $ Quartz Irnn stcr.
steanug Gladiator Hazard, New Bedford with the shD
Prima Donna in tow.
Wind al sunset WSW.
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u ALwRGAvu In Cravagli ma 1,alyj, on Wednesday
n March % Jo spu ALaspGkNrL
81 RoHSs-At Hoboken, N. j. on Monday, April II,
uCAuARRA MARIA, only daughter o; George H. and Maria
q Bohnc.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
INVITED 20 attend the funeral this ly AFT moon
parents iGi Washington street Hobokcn. Her remains
y win be taken to New York BAY Cemetery
Al BuRgOuGHs-On Monday April IL, SARn W. Rrs KvD,
4, wife Of William H. Burroughs in the 29th year of her
Nagc
:, The relatives and friends or tho family are Invited
attend tho funeral "Wednesday afternoon, 10th inst
4 oco k from Christ church, Bedford avenue, near
u Division avenue, Williamsburg
An afloctionae wife, loving sister, and faithful
y friend
q Bsye,. AT Harlem suddenly, Monday morning,
April H. HARRY JONk~ youngest of Hcniainn and
= Phcbe BeyeG AIRED years months and 2e days.
The friends OF the family invited TO attend the
a fune Thursday at twelve O'Clock fromst Andrew
church. l21h street between Third md Fourth avenues
n NJ, r,r,ans will he inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
= B.cn On Tuesday April n, MiNSiE NARrrA young
est child OF Jacob Ia and Kate Bach aged year and IL
The friends Of the family arc respectfully invited at
\ tend bio funeral from the residence " her parents No
l07 Nest Thirteenth street this wedneGdayl afternoon,
r nj hal past two O'Clock.
(. u,rga At wavcrley, Hudson City, on sanday,
Apr 20 MARY rcct of Vincent CroppeF AGED ~ years
a The trends OF tho family arc Invited 10 attend the
= run,al from her late residence, Pa,sae avenue Wa
vel y Hudson CITY this twcdpesdly1 afternoon, Al one
Co,zxss On Monday, Aphl IT. I~Acf,R Cozs.ys for
!, many years resident OF New Yak Guy, aged 80 years
!. The relatives and friends ~ tn family respect
II fuy invited 10 attend the funeral from We residence ID
81 his son iaw, Rohcr = Barnard at Gutenberg =,
this o. cfnoday) morning, at eleven O'Clock, whout
n further iavii0tion
3 & SIR AT newark, N on Monday, April H. al
hat ,s O'Clock y. NJ, MAROAEsr, widow " joel
CunHt. Feq
X Tho ruerai aervces viii take place ut cracc church
!. on lsr'dny afternoon, ~ two O'Clock Ne furthor Ia
a. viUtiOna
n CA ypo Suddenly In Brooklyn on rpcatay, hpfS
s1S ~ ihe wife of rhos Y C'uw ord agol 81 years
N lbe fuofni viii take place from her lto Residence
n Eb evcnue, near Marcy avenue, Thursday alter
n ,uou, AT two clock
\. ,Ng On Tuesday, Apil ~, JAw's, son of Nv J
N Der Is, eged 20 years, months and ~ days
8 The remains viii be taken TO Rsyporl, N for in
" 'crme - on Thurday afternoon at O'Clock from tn
N 0ii g or his father, No l6Fr.t street
L ntliAuN On Monday, hpril H. Mrs. JANE DrBArs
81 aged ~ years, months and II days
The romtiycs and friends c the family Respectfully
TED TO ntcnd the funeral from the residence of h.
N jaw Jacob H. Crane, 81 Charlton street, ths Hed
u. .fVl at'ern1 r., vt two ocl)c
ri FoosUf On Tuesday morning, hphl 49, RICHARD Fc
IA orRtY aged 90 years.
M Tie friends OF the family invited 10 attend tn
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Assembly.

4 ALBANY, April IS, 1885,
GOVERNOR
The Governors private secretary presented the veto Of
the bill for the of dam across the Susquebanna
river also the bill to incorporate the Father Mathew
Total Abstinence Society of New York also the bill to
incorporate she Young Mems Father Mathew Total Alb
stinenco Mutual Benefit Society No also the bill to
increase fares street railroads in Erie Albany and
Rensselaer, counties The following is the veto on the
STATE NEW YORK, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
T. April Is, 1865. !
Z To THE ASSEMBLY
respectfully return bill entitled An act for the in
crease of fares street railroads th counties Of Erie
Albany and Rensselaer," without my approval The
doubt and deem it wise and proper that ea case
" varying circumstances and condition should wholly
upon Its own merits, unaffected 1t is unconnected
with any other Upon examination IL seems!
TO me that the roads mentioned In the bill
differ in the measure of relief required Il
and it may be questioned whether Of them pro-
perry objects Of relief at all Care should b. exercised
in establishing precedens in this extraordinary period
which may embarrass future legislation the applica
uon OF which, upon return to normal condition of
expense and values prove unjust burden upon
the people One OF tho plausible upon the
Legislature for the passage of act granting railroad
franchises that the consequent running of tho roads
moderate would have facilities which hitherto had
been practically denied thcm and the property ownersp
along the routes were easily reconcled the
that the int OF the laborng classes were TO
be subServed thereby.
am unwilling TO consent that any very general DIS
turbance change from the fixed after mature
Idcberaton, except in special and extraordinary cases.
until the return Of bus and values the settled and
ordinary channels which confidently hope is not far
distant r. E. FENTON.