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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-07
Vest Virginia Legislature.

This body finally adjourned on the first day
Of March, aitera busy session. Somuch time
was spent on the Capital question that several
measures Of Importance failed to become laws
for want of time. Among these were the es-
tabi;shm cnt Of Normal Schools. and the A:ri
cultural College; but their location being
made dependent upon that Of the Capital, they
went over with il. Charleston will stand 4
much better chance for it next winter, and if
our citizens will manifest the proper spiri, o:
libcrality and enterprise, We will be able to
get it. Among the most important measures
passed up to the close Of the session were the
fo.owiag:
The Bill providing for the registry Of vo-
tcrs, TO be completed by the lU;h Of May.
\ Bill submitting the constitutional
Amendment to the people at the spring cleo.
ton, which is changed ,o:thc 18th Thursday in
May. ~
Abill preventing suits agains, Home Guards
by rebels.
4 Bill 10 allow rebels to sue in cases aris-
ing after the LIST day of April, 1865, and re.
nuirinr defendants in other cases 10 take the
les: oa,!I before they required it Of the COM
piaiuant.
\ l:i!t incorporating the CoyinS,on & Ohio
K. H., and appointing commissioners to con.
tract for its completion.
The Eli 70 admit the testimony Of colored
persons.
y Bill u:nins ovcs roads aad bridges to
Counties.
y D:u 10 provide for the sale Of delinquent
lands.
\ Fill to Incorporate State Agricultural
Society.
\ Bill changing tho fiscal year so as TO
commence on the lst day Of October.
\ Bill to provide for the payment Of the
costs of Supervisors and Inspectors Of Eiec'
tons, in suits brought against them under the
oath law. -
The Eli providing Cor the rc-asscssment Of
lands. providing for the appointment Of Com.
missoncrs on the goth of July. and the COM
plc,ion of their books by the LIST Of December,
1866.
a Eli! fixing 50 lbs. as bushcl Of coal.
Gill allowing married women to insure
the Ewes cr their husbands.
Eiil to dispense with tho assessment OF
back taxes in certain Counties
y 6il! changing the tine Of holding Court,
III the 9Th aud :,h Circuits.
The amended Free School Bill.
\ Bill to suspend the operation of statutes
D: Limitation in certain Counties during the
| war.
Bill puaishing the witful destruction Of
trees and shrubs.
! a Bill to allow printers to charge their
usual fees for legal advertisements.
! The petition. Of MissSuson Mcfarland and
! 10 other young ladies, and Of $50 men Of IA
uswha Comfy, were read, and referred.
! Joint resolutions providing for the printing
of the Acts Of 'Gl, 'G2, 'GS aud '64, and ap'
| pointing new Board Of Trustees for Berkeley
Springs, were adopted.
The following Bills were not passed:
The Bill introduced requiring deposit
from foreign insurance Companies.
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.t'u;;U.tnn X Nh;H q. L,

Commissioners hav: been appointed
on the part OF the STATES Of Virginia and
West Virginia, 20 negotiate with the
Company or capitalists ot:rins the most
favorable terms .or Tie completion Of
this important road. Operations are to
be commenced w:thia six monshs frcm
the acceptance Of th, charter BY said
Company, and tho road to te completed
within six years. This road was under.
takcn on State account some years before
the war, +: the State OF Virginia, and
SLcas :wo and ahair H:;i!ions spcat upon
it. Tha: y::t c! lac load lyiu. within
the State OF West Virginia trloa.s to
this State {: Ire Constitution. 1t is
ere Of the most i@;vrtan: routes from
tic West to tic Last. I'D there will be
TO difficulty in making contract for its
complcticn. The following are the Com
M'SS'oncrS appointed on the part OF Vest
Virginia: Ii. ". Summers, Esq, Of
Kanawha, joel Mcrhersou,|of Green.
br;cr, Jas. Brr!:;sh, Of Marshall, J. G.
Watson, g Fa:rmout, ard Mr.. Despard,
Of C;a:ksourg.
Tie bill grating The interest of the
State to certain capitalists, which We no.
t;cci last week, as before tie Iitsioia
Legislature, vas not passed, and five
Commissioners, among them Mr.. Bald
win, speaker Of ~. House, a Mr. Bal.
lrrd' and Thos. $. f!ournoy, were ap.
poiassd to act iu eopjuact:;5n with the
above Commissioners, Ga tho part Of this
State.
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$4,000 IN PREMIUMS
4 I,AIt(; OFFER !

We wish TO adj $40 subscribers to on
list. Recent developments seem to Indicate
that the contest hctwcca the loyal ani rebel
element in this State. is not cnird rs We ",
hopsl il would he. II therefore behoovcS MI
loval men to support and stand by oac'l otiicr:
It is Cor YOU to Judge how well We have STOOD
hy your interests and. if satisfied with or
course, we ask YOU to Staml by us. Will our
friends then co To- WORK at once. We ofici
the following rare Inducements TO clubs, and
those getting them up. 20 continue until
April Goth, lSCi:
5000, Cash, will my FOR 10 subscriptions
to the .IorRNAi.: tina: is. if ten ole, or new
subscribers will cluh together and send us
S2U.OO. VIC will send the JOURNAL 10 them
for one year.
10 tlie person sending Us the highest Num-
Der Of SnbscribcrS--not less than 3O-at
$3.50 each, with the Cash, we will l"rSe"i =
Scholarship in one Of the best Commercial
Colleges in Cincinnati, worth 5000, or
S25. in Casi, or its equivalent.
TO the rcrson sending the next highest
numhcr-net less than 20--at 81 80 each, we
will present fine copy Of AbboltS or
Srhmuckcr'S History of the War and Life o.
Abraham I.;ncoln, or their equivalent ($l2.3O,
in anything else.
We will also present either Of the following
to any one sending us 10 subscribers anu
$500:
i Photograph Album. worth ...... :S3&
4 beautiful Portrait OF Abraham Lincoln 3.H
do do Andrew Johnson Box
do do General Grant 3H
\ copy Of Petroleum Y. Nasty'S Book. 81;
:. The chronological Journal.
Maryland Farmer.
&" West Virginia Journal.
Now is the time to work. We shall onl.!
continue this rare offer for two months. Let
our farmers club together with their neigh
bo.S, and send lis $1,000 for. ten subscribers
While we would be glad to have workers fol
the various prizes still we would rfater t.
furnish them to the subscribers themselves
500, in Clubs Of ten or more. This oilel
makes the JOURNAL the c]rupss! paper IN tht
State. Will not every subscriber put foktl
an effort and add at least one new name Il
our subscription list. BY doing so, the,
would make our list as large as ace 'c"M IL.
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Difficulties in Establishing Free
Schools.

&
Prof. White, in his able Report, in
speaking Of the opposition to Free
Schools, says:
GA much more active and apparently
much more effective opposition, is found
! in the financial view Of the subject. 1t
is problem requiring discussion too
elaborate for this paper, the solution OF
which would determine how much the
wealth of State is enlarged By .cner'
al diffusion of intelligence. The agency
tina, c!cvutcs, rcGnes and educatcs the
masses, that uugmeu,s the productive
ness of labor, that increases the comforts
and dimiuishes tho cost Of living, that
reduces the aggregate Of crime, that gives
greater security to property, that SuS'
,ains the laws by encouraging obedience
that makes our citizens more loyal, more
patriotic, that multiplies the means Of
wealth to the rich, and opens avenues
/ Of lettering their condition TO the poor
, that is an auxiliary to cvcry branch OF
industry, every art, every science; that
! is, in its whole operations, universal
benefactiou, has peculiar claims on pub.
lie favor. Money is a subject Of inferior
importance, except so far ms it seeks
some channel to compound its gains and
multiply its resources. The people NUS
be educated up to that point where they
shall see the great advantage Of being
taxed to build school houses and proper.
" remuneratc the teachers Of their chill
dren.
"a risid adherence to the policy that
il is The duty as mcV "s Tic interest q MF
| STATE to relnceh the you'h, will ultimately
silence all opposition. a man might as
y we'll arruo that as he had no personal
interest in jails, penitcntiarios aud sher.
IFS that, as he had no children to be ar
rested by the one, OEto undergo the dis
eiplinc Of the other, he should not be
taxed to support them, as to oiier the
,rite objection of having no children to
educate, asains, his paying his share Of
tho school revenue. lie must help to
build iails and school houses, to support
teachers and officers Of justice; The
more we have Of the former, the less VIC
will need of the latter. Especially is 1t
the duty of the State to educate tho
children of the poor man. IT tho otate
needs laborcrs, the poor mans children
supply them if the State calls for de-
tenders, the poor mans children become
her soldiers and her heroes.
"a. small portion ofthe population op'
pose the system from notions If eqs'e; -
They frown upon the system as OF PIE.
beian tendency. They have fear ofthe
Institution as being fatal to their pre-
tensions. This fear is reasonable, an" inc
sooaer 1t is realized the BETTER"
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lSctV";lCa,

We were happy to greet several ofou'
worthy members or;&c Legislature upon
their return from Wheeling last week
They have taken good care 0? the inter
esrs Of the loyal mcn who seat them
there, rrd each vi! rcccivc from all
such the hearty cormcada';on, ""elI
done. thou gced and faisacu! servant
While they were Dusty engaged upon
"incamoas" measures TO keep rebels
from assuming no"er with which again
to tc;yay Us, they Cid no: forget tic ma,
tcrial Interests Of The State.
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Je6t7.on-D. J.. Young, H. c: Entler, Jas
D. rayusu, Il. V. Daniels, and An'h0ny LUZ
nor. ~ 80. =.
Kanowha. - Norris 9. Whitaker, Joseph
Shields, Andrew Cunniughau, John b. Hsart
Il. F. r. Au!tz-all Of Charleston:
:. Levis-P.M. Hale, DR.. N. B. Barnes, VIM
NJ Huntington, Geo. A. Jackson, Jesse Wool
ter--all Of Weston. ,
Looan-Hiram Mullins, James D. Perry,
james II. lliuchman, ThoS. Duchannn' 'ane'
NJ. White.
Marion-Capt. T. A. MHul'by, J.. n. boyd,
oil Of Fsirmont
| MarshaH - Hon, James Barley, Hanson
| Cris,Wcll, T. S. Armstrong, YIN. Blake, Vol.
VIM. Ale1ander-all Of Moundsyllle.
.Ya,on-J. o. Butler, c. Shrewsbury 4. ~
Filz Gerald, Geo. W. Tirpstt stephen C0m-
stock. s~r- ...
Nercer-John 4. Mckenzie, George Evans
Andrew White, Washington Lilly, ia''oh a.
MeKinncy--all of Princeton.
4ucnongalia--D. II. Chadwick, Hon. Il. L.
! Berkshire, Hon. Z. G. Bunker Ooi' ieury
Ucring, ManlifF Hays-all Of Morgantonn.
Morgan-Johu n, Smith, Wm. IL. Baker,
Hon. Aaron Bechtol, Thomas Tritapoo, VIM
| Naturalization Payne james I. MITCHELL
Samuel Lambert, Smith Trent, Philip Lambert
.Nonroe-LeWis Ballard, Alex. humphreys,
Andrew Prentiss, Jus. Howell, John Y. ba!'
lard, Jr.
.Mueral-Jns. 7. Bsrrick, Thos. i. Adams,
Hon. james Cxrskadon, Thomas X. CarsSadon,
Joseph Ritzel. .
Nichola,--Jas. Cruig. J. Il. Ramsey, John
Sims, Owen Dutfry, ". l.. Radcr--nll or sum
melville.
Ohio-Theo. Y. Cornell, ROht. Campbell,
Alex. G. Robinson, ". y. Lewis, II. ". Curtis.
! ItpdIetoa--Reubrn Vance, Martin Harper,
: Johnson Sites, John 5. Bond, Allen Nelson
all OF Seneca.
Irt,.on-F. lIeermans, ". c. McGrew, Il. 5
Wilson, john $. Murdoch, Hiram N"nkirE--
all Of KinSwood. ,
Poeuhoafa: - Morgan Addison, Abraham
Hill, Aaron Hill, Peter Hill, Vim. Smilh-all
Of llillshorongh. =.
! Iutnam-Cnpt. John Bower, Capt. J. v
Young, Joseph Gary, David Seerbo"sh' Dr.
Z. Nj. Pilmt.
Raadolph--W. J. Drummond, NJ. Hart, Cy.
rus Ei;,!e, Jesse +. rhares, Levi Buker, OF
! Beverly.
Ralegh-wm. Turner And. Workman
| Achilles AlcblGh!S, " tiSou -'"o''Si YUM"
wchb-of Raleigh g. II.
RitcLie-wm. ii. Douglass, f G. Day, Noal
Rc1:ord, L. NJ. rcirpoius, Eli lteaton--
Richie &. II.
Rvanc--II. d. Chapman, Thos. BoGgcsa
James Riddle, Jacob Morris, G. {. Smith
Spencer.
Taylor-lIarmon Sinscl, W.. s. Richardson
Dr.. Thos. Kennedy, l.. l.. Davidson, St.'Johi
4. Latham.
Tyler--wm. !. foreman, Christian EnGle
E. 4. Nicklu, Saml BilIinssly, }. Edgar
Boyers- -Middlcbourne
TWt&r--J. ". raraons, 4. ii. RoWman--a
ST. George. 49,,
Upshxr-A. NJ. pound,,one, A. d. Rohr
boush, ThoS. G.. Farnsworth, a. Il. Clark
5. Il. Phillips--Oi I'uckhsnnon.
Ilame--Grorsc Early, Hiram RlosS. i'"Ti
Carter Capt. Mark Pore. Sam'l. X. llathers--
at buffalo Shoals. =,
Wts-.i--Gco W. Tier, Harvey Sayers, +
williams, Juo. l., Bowers, Captain Thos
MCGOWAN.
Irrt--C. b. Fisher. L. F. Bolt, VIM. F
rcll, +. i. Sloa'"rd, II. ". Roskhold-a
Writ G. II.
Wood-Bcnn.t Cook. r. S. Conley, j.. A
Bcckwiil, Geo. X. Leonard, Geo. j. hopkins.
W.yom;ny--W |. Cook, William II
Cook, Thomas Bailey, ST., Cart. William Wal
kerr Wiley rhiiIips--a, wyoming e. H.
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ITEMS or NEWS.

The great excitement caused by the
Presidents veto has somewhat subsidized g,
and apparently without splitting the
Union party, majority Of which still
manifest confidence in his loyalty and
Integrity. 1t is announced, by authority,
that tic President haS declared himself
still with the great Union party which
elected him, and that he dispiscs copper.
heads. 1t is strange that comprehend
meetings everywhere are endorsing him.
The intention, however, seems to be to
get up a split in the Union party for
political purposcs.-lt is reported that
proclamation declaring the rebellion at
an end. will soon be is$ued.--Rcports
from Arkansas are favorable.-The
public debt has been decreased $4,000
600 during Fcbruary.---The "conscr-
natives" in the Tennessee Legislature
have resigned, and Gov. Bruwnlow has
Issued a proclamation for an election to
fill the vacancics.-A great fire oc.
CURED 10 St. Louis on the 2Gth ult.,
destroying four steamboats,, valued at
$500, OUO.-Gold closed at l35.-
a. II. Stephens has delivered very able
and sensible address to the Georgia Leg.
islature. lie endorses the Presidents
policy, accepts the verdict Of the war,
advises patience, and protection to the
/ uegro.--Colorado Jewett has issued
g. bis proclamation calling into exist.
cnce National Conservative Party, with
rebel platform, tho principal plank be
ing, that call acts Of Congress during
the war arc void" because the South
was not represented, the President hav-
ing intimated, he says, that the present
action Of Congress is 20 fer the same
reason. lie announces convention to
meet iu Philadelphia in Scptember.--
England is still much excited over the
Feuiaus. She proposes to suspend the
writ Of habeos corpus in ireland. The
Fenians in New York, Philadelphia, and
elsewhere, IRE aroused, and are called
upon to be ready for immediate action,
Gin the way Of contributing money , &c.
Some fears arc entertained that the
neutrality laws may be disregarded, and
it may call forth a proclamation frow
Secretary Seward.
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Congressional Gleaninss.

During the past week the greater por,
ton Of the time Of both Houses of Con-
sress has been occupied by discussion
of the proper policy to be pursued 10
restoring the late rebellious States to the
Union.
On the 9th ult. Mr.. Wilson reported,
from the Committee on Military Affairs
tho Militia Bill, with amendments,
many of them Of minor importance, one
Of which strikes out drunkards and Tag-
bonds from exempted persons; another
Includes executive and Judicial officers
of the States and Territories among the
exempt, but States are not allowed to
make exemptions. The companies may
consist Of so to 100 privates, in addition
to officers. The oath Of non -participa'
ton in rebellion is stricken out; q new
section is added, authorizing the com.
handing General Of the armies Of the
United States to cause inspections to be
made from time to time, both OF
militia and officers, By the Adjutant
Generals. -;
On the 1st inst, Mr. Coutiing, of
New York moved that the whole subject
relating to the Constitutional Amend
mcnt, reported by tho Reconstruction
Committee, be postponed until the sec.
ond Tuesday in April next, which was
adopted by vote Of lib for, to 81
against.
On March ID, the Senate was the
scene Of a protrac,cd debate on the
House concurrent resolution relating to
Southern Representatives, which ended
by the passage Of the resolution BY Yeas
%, to nays Is. The Republican Sena-
tors who voted agains. it with the Dem.
ocrats, were: Messrs. Cowan, Dixon,
Doolit,le, Lane, of Kansas, Morgan,
Norton and Van Wrinkle.
The resolution, as it has passed both
Houses, is IS follows Being concur
rent resolution, it does not require the
signature Of the President:
{" Be it resolved by the House Of Rep
rescutatives, the Senate concurring, that
in order to close again the question
which seems likely to disturb the action
Of the Government, as we'll us to quiet
the uncertainty which is agitatius the
minds Of the people Of the eleven States
which have been declared to be in insur'
rcctiou, that no Senator or Representa-
tire shall be admitted into either branch
of Congress from any Of tho said States,
until Congress shall have declared such
State entitled to such representation"
\ Sill to grant lands to Pacific
Railroad was also passed.
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The School Debate

Which will como off next Saturday
evening at the Court House, promises to
be an interesting affair. We understand
the debatcrs are preparing themselves
for a strong effort, the subject is good,
practical and interesting one to all, and
We hope to see the Court House crowded
All arc cordially invited. The subject
for discussion is, care Free Schools adj
couatc for the education Of all classes OF
the community
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ny, ,,,avc the Baltimore l. Ohio r

The Bill to rplisve the Baltimore oh'o H.
from the Same taxes as other property.
Tho Bill to abolish the ofaco OF County
Treasurer. -.
Tho Bill to locate the Capital and tho A.gri-
cultural College.
The Bill 6ning persons for drunkenness.
We have made arrangements for receiving
o copy Of the acts passed by the present Leg
islature, and shall give our readers full
81 nopsis Of all such rs are ofgcneral interest
We believe the people should read and become
familiar with the laws, that they may the
better obey them, aud to this end they should
be generally published.
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Registration OF voters.

This !aw. as passed, provides for the
appointment BY tic Governor Of three
men 10 each coua'y, as Il Eoard Of Reg,
istra:iqn, VII, ::'a!l aHpo;a: one Regis
trar for each Township. Said Registrar
sha. cause Ike na@e: Of all voters to be
registered in . book provided for the
purpose; bu, no voter shall be register
cd cxccr: he take Tho oath prescribed in
the test oa.i." !aw. The registration
is to be completed on or before tho 1Osh
day OF Nay, 1855, and the spring elcc>
ton hes been Postponed until tho 18th
Thursday in May, IN order that the
names OF voters may be registered pre-
yious thereto. We understand that Col
A. Cunningham, + VI. Ani,z, and Chas
Ferrc.l, Esq, have been appointed the
Board G.! Registration for kanawha
county. We will publish the law in
full next week.
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crArEIOF WEST YIRG1N1A

~ Corxrr sV,KAxAwHA. SS:-At Rul.s b.h T.. =,
Clerks Ofeeof the Circuit Court for Kanasls can ns
on tho nrst Monday IN March, lSGs. ~"un'!
Moses =. Ward, Complainant, VI. ". Sydney I,u,.-
trustee; and othsn. DefeDdants-fn ch.ncery.
Che object Of this suit 10 TO restrain and enji
Defendant LAdey, from selling certain real e,,is y, zoe
Complain nts IN TIA Bill described, under T ~:
DEED executed BY The Complainant, 10 aeeur1 u. nv.
compel the Defendant Hoodyard, Trustee Of YIryin,
Thomas, 70 sllsw certain credits On said bosdi 10 ~:
Bill set forth.) .-.. :" "e
This day came the Complainant BY bis Coun..,. =.
Il appearing. by adavit died, that The Dst.Ddss ~ 1Hd
gina e. Thomas H. nonresident Of this State: An Sc.
motion, It 10 ordered, that she do AppeAr TnSn
month ater due publication OF this order, and d. Il
Is nsceGsary to protect her Intervals II th, Tu;i
Copy; TeSte: JOIN SLICY'. c,..l
SxrTu KxlnlrT, Sol's. -. 80:
March z lS6d-loN& - .-. .
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.$}Foa IsploSAsr REBELS TO RENEM.
sER.-Let the indignant rebels reme e =;
Dor that Andrew johnson SAID out iov
day. ago, that iftbero were but Eve thos =,
sand LOYAL men in State, they should
conduct: it. Government. Tho Z West 's'
Vitginia Legislature has said tho same
thing. They endorse the former aud are
indig nant against the latter. Better oe
cousistent.-7slegraph. ~. T.
They would do we'll to keep the above
in mind when they appeal to President
johnson to give them "a republican form
of government"
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We see from our exchanges that the
conservatives and rebels are holding TO-.
diguatio, meetings in various parts Of
the State. We suppose they are for tho
purpose of censuring the Legislature for
heir want Of respect toward Colonel
Hou nsbell, and their disrespect Of the
"rigbu" Of other rebels. We are sorry
FOR the Legislature.
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The Teachers Association

Will meet again on next Saturday.
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. The morning scs
sion is intended expressly for the bene-
cit of the teachers and friends Of Educa-
ton from the country, though 1t is hoped
all our teachers will come out. IL is
earnestly hoped that our teachers will
let nothing keep them away, but will
come out and encourage the cause by
their presence at least. 1t is hoped to
have Teachers Destitute in this place
sometime in April, i hr TEACHERS 'e'll
cciiucc an interest in such matters sufi
cicnt to justify the call, and warrant
Prof. White in coming this far. But he
wants the assurance Of at least twonty-
five teachers in regular attendance We
ncr1 Teachers Institute in kanawEa,
and let W. have it.
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James River and Kanawha Canal

James River and Kanawha Canal
The Legislatures Of Virginia and West
Virginia have passed concurrent char
ter to the French Company, which I'm.
Ger,ook in 1850 to complete this impor.
tar: public improvement, extending
about the same terns and privileges
which were granted by the original char
ter. The work is TO be commenced within
nine months from the acceptance Of tho
charter b. tao Company, and completed
from Pt. Pleasant to Canneltoa within
four years thereafter, thence to the
James River Canal in four years, and
the entire work completed in ten years
from commencement. /; is proposed by
means Of reservoirs in the mountains, to
insure ,Erc. anu 4 half feet Of water in
the kanawEa .rGm June ill October, and
five aaG Aa!: f.c, ;he rest Of the year,
without locks and dams. It is hoped
and expected tia. tic charter vii! be &C
cep!oa, aHl. the wlcG commenced 1t
G,:CC