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BRISTOL LINE
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
VIA BRISTOL, II. l.,
No

FKOM PIkk No. 90 NUKIH KINkN
The magnificent BRISTOL Capt Bsyos and PRovi
DENCE, Cart Simmons al p m, daily
oB aud Thirty minutes b. nail nom Bristol 10 Boston Ar
irving time With NortheTn aud kasen
trains
These the ssnches aud elegant
upon In number anil their
spondor Of the accoTmcas they
nyae Tickets sold Rooms secured the once PeI No
~ North River. foot " CanAlst also,
Tickets checked through AZ the oes Of Wcstoes
Bfpss Co. No Pa place Nos rs and e5 BosdEsyi Harlem
Railroad Depot Twenty sithSt and FOURTH Hudson River Rail
road Depot Twenty and Nnihse Nosiosi No. $50 Wash
ingtonst, Brooilyn
b. purchasing Of these o1e baggage be checke
from residence 10 destination II. %. BRIGGS Gea Manager
GBO w. IlkkS, Agent
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For New Haver and Bridgeport 200 500 OH ilJ 81 h
OH as (kIl as, 80 and 90 (EG1 p N 80 ma
FOR Milford str.O fsnsed Southport and we''p0r ~"
0 ~. AS 40 -. AMI
For NorsaH 100 400 (Erl 800. r0A MS (EIh a"''|
245, 40. (EI) $50 AGO lRI.) p N
Fot stamford 200 SOC OH 500 I3oa m lls tELb ""
(Rrl 3S, 40 (Exl ca, so. $50 AGO (BIl. m ,so as
Srv-nvsh AID insermcd,Es stations. 1oe. soa L"A
~ ~ CONNECTING TRAINS
For Bosoa. VIA Springfield. 500 lEIl 800 orb e"Ph
For Besou, Skors Line ifl6 (BE eo0 ~, a..
Fer Hartford and Springfield. aoo N (sII hls A." oshh
For Connections River railroad. 400 I. EIh nHp m -
FOR Bsd.Ul PrysSes and Fshs Railroad 800 I'D n ~
p.d,..a II 3
itlS 400 800 ~ $500,
For Canal Railroad, I, Is m. 10 NorhsmToA
For iousstonic Rsioad. BOO o N, 800 pm
Va, E,usntuck Rairosd4Ae0 O. N. 3co y n
Dsnkayy Norgak Railroad 100, 500 a. ~. 40
@H"'Su' '''' " yAMIS H. AoyT SEQ
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Snsiruttiuu.

y4rANTFD.-A Theological Student desires 10
w Give INSTRUCTION private pupils o. Ia School VIZ
rd one 10 ree per Address Room No. 2t No sVhe
str-phee
WIN II. LEGGETT0s SCHOOL for BOYS,
w 80 Irit BroAdwsy reopened September l6
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter A

Il rangement-Chsnge Of Tne-LeSve Jamesslp; M =.
for AID all wSstaon connecting at M0eos
trsa for Glen Cove and Hampstead II Syos p.,nssr @
and all ystona kxpress train ET laphank ad a No
Head SATURDAYS onv p m and Gen Cove passenger L
and al wayhcus m Fannngae aud Hampstead pa''eis"
train aud for North Isip saturdays only.
Sunday Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point at sl5A nj s
l. ID. BARTON. Superintendent
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RAILROAD of New-Jersey.-'
NEw YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

~ Taus jersey City for Prmon, $50 ssi sas H. 10
I,2a S;2 and The t22 10 MonseY
THOS. ". DEMAREST, Snpernienc,th
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south .ss staien Isnd near Rngvi Railroad depot Bagd
III locsoa; u feet graTe beach, admirably aAp
pale' improve has several beautiful eeo'
vii, cluh board
no pass greater Inducements being only about one hour no
. er directly fou, celebrated Lsbng grounds Lue
b.ihsg boitA. PRICE, $1,000 Permits VI JOuRNEAf, No
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FOR BOSTON.
wopcFsTrR PALMER FITCiIBIRG NASHUA. LOWELL CO.'S
CORD TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
III, new ard stsnch t,eamers Of the Noruich lne,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK,
Eeg York daily SUNDAYS eIceDeil al oe-E ron
Pier No % North River foot "a ies,ry-sL,
FOR NEW LONDON,
, ,ouu,rr with ie Steamboat Express Train ou tire
points Norwich aud Boston sad Nofcsslef Woes
ard Nssbus and New London and Northern hnlioadA
inquire ~
y \ \ Agent on in
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90 GIT.

TO LET-In Brooklyn, a new 3-story, base
aud cellar bnek HOUSE Tsylorst BiforfsVe
Possession mn,aae Inquire 81 W b SMITH. Is Nsssausi n y
rE'O RENT, funished-A frst-class 4-story,
brown HOUSE Faaave.. Murray I fully furnished
3s0y Forty f AMI haf,
aver handsomely furnished Hone LeIngtnne st $3.50 per
month"; lld other lrrtcaas fuhd and uuLhed Houses
aue locations. s. W BENEDICT 10. 10 Puest
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STEAMBOATS, anS SaiIrosSs.

E0R NORWALK and DANBURY.-The
Steamboat NELLY WHITE lesve Pier No a. BAsi River
oeieeh DALI. and foo. Of Thirty urthst 3op connecting With
Dsnbnry Railroad.
CHANGE OF H0UR.-The New Haven Trans
~ portaon Co.'S Steamers viii leave Pier No 26 Ba, River daily
sud sr MONDAY Nov instead of6 asheresore Saur
daY night IL ncOck a nanAl
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE }. 1901
TRAINS LRAvR SEw.YoRI

Psssef corner Twenty seyrthst sns Fs~
Entrance OF TEeutT. se,euthsl
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VIZ R. Barn. Cent Fasa Arent
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

III XIV Els AMI HAMILTON h.hib-
ROADS-oH and sNer MONDAY. April %, 1861, aaa' 81
Albany and Troy elueeng wih northern asd Western Aias H
fGVs NeE.ioT as follows:
NJ kIress Hudson River Railroad, Thtetht Al
through and Drse without hsnfeo
connecting Troy riA trains or ssrasosG, Rutland Baas
ton. andths North .
1880 w. Express train via Harlem Railroad TWENTY sIs nd
Chatham With Western Railroad r lsoeroh
Springs P,se Albany With Western trains and AZ IfoJ Via
uans Saratoga. Rutland, Burlington. sni tie NortA ~
EHpS train via HuduH River RioAd, connecting Aosv
With for DE West - -.
$3.50 m Express train Hudson River Railroad eonrcrf
Albany and az Troy With trans Sr h0n1rsA YIN
sleeping attached
Nth Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs hltste Se And A.
bapT With Western trains Sleeping bi,Acled At Albany
e:Dn m EHrres. Hudson River Railroad with senpe N
attached through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge whou. ee
of. Also sleeping every day creeping Saturdays attached II.
New through Ogdspurg vthou, change va kome W. as
Railroad TOr S be made al Bssi Abiny Ihsu
xll run SUNDAYS
II n m tram VA uisou Railroad, with sleeping s,b,
for Buffalo AMI Suspension b
Troy for Ssrroes and points North Tbs hA
nj SUNDAYS. -, -, ~. ~.
sunday train via Hudson River Railroad RON N.wi@A
10 PousLkeepse Intermediate stations LEAVING Newlorx AZ
RsurEiHg POaghkeePSs a. sitS n, arriving H'""
m Ill.,, p.r., ,.,,,. p., .,,O,s.s A.
Sleron 3:io heiGrn!rg taTs ME-
ton al p arriving New York o. l2:lo |. n . 81. ,,,
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Xuus,s unS farms @lmt,S.
0nan St,amtrs.

FOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA Ports
Eyer TUESDAY and SATURDAY .tS M hs@ i, Per No
Railroad dr,ea side. steamships
JhMRs ADGkR. Capt r. J. Lockwood TuBsDAl, Nov d
MANHATTAN, Cspt woodkuiL SATURDAY, Nov q
CHARLESTON, Capt Berry, TuEhpAi Ns! ~
CHAMPION, Capt lockwood, SATURDAY, Nov. TO- .
Through bills Of dng and tickets ssued eounee'on With
ths South Carolina Railroad the interiors sn steamers D.
oI and CITY Point Tor Florida For freight apply 10
dkkAi n nokGAa cs, Lsssss No. ~ DIVsdWu.
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Sutiion Sails Of 1tal Gsiai,.


For SALE MARINE HOSPITAL
GROUNDSNotce Is hereby vea ihli pursuant 70 he "a
tor conferred Borl u Cguuoucfs create" ~
aid Board al sci % psic a1eon
sales Rooms ~ III hrotNaf 80 ny
WEDNESDAY, Tie 2h DAY 81 h0t'ahe merit ~
ocob m T. LUDLOW Co. Auc'ole, ~. ltnls bs.ot fg
70 Ne state Island trovu tie hAhNt HOSPITAL
gung AZ l1teeeon q s ,h-y 's -
shs, Known So1 With he elFy side n Ioupkin' ave.
uninr souihe The ess'cfy sis n aer @
tltucs ay aonF TIE roHhffI tio
Ahrisst the hty Of Sts
sid lay % Nuaie nark 80 feet
poa which distant 80 et AID ifhs tout'sfy
souttry Inc % ais belonging 20 he Jaiei Si tl,nce
Al distance II ~ et inches tbchn foli which soal s
etcuir T0ia thc soaih Ci ~ ta ADDS
parallel 20 the ooh al iHnfs ucree nrihefJ
f-et aud Inches " sid ans ~ The ir~
States theuoe Along side u saiauds 40 isr o. %
Soahfi nd westerly solg S0uthst 5J ii oie % %
point teeuurF eouiang y ceres p ts sane Hor
With an TO right t sni igiegtH ~ TIE state OF
wi, H made, parcel e Ne hsi hier
the three HUNDRED AID tJ housai collars
and s be subject reseritou ~ The use ~ % nn' OF
ad vktf front hrrc ~ u .re.lea N
chapter 81 - Tie laws ~ 1900 inf We pe
o The period 81 tEe nom Tie 81 .} OF
Anil is purchaser siN be cltt peut hom TIE hte
lands ard clear 81 al neum'-toes except h re-
s1A premises 500 cet beyond los mari subject onP
such restrictions and eoatoui usually eonisned In gann
STATE q us under Niier Ten per eet Of TIE puelaN
required re Bna he tine ~ sale sni
the residue within thirty day theoa Nsl u the property NAV be
a, the O1ce Of the Secretary 10 81 f.hs', . -.
Ess-Yori. October &c. 1861
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CONGRESS.

This body re assembled on the Sd
inst, after the holiday recess.
The feature of the day was the speech
Of Thad, Stevens on his bill providing
territorial governments for the South
orn States. He denounced as infa.
nous the recent decision of the Su-
premc Court declaring the uneonstitu-
tionality of military commissions for
the trial Of civilians, and appealed TO
Congress to act on his bill at once
Ho concluded by saying that tho Pres.
ident was Commander.in chief Of the
army, but Congress was his comman-
der, and be would bo compelled to
obey. lie and his minions must learn
that ours was not q Government of
kings and satraps, but a Government
of tho people, and that Congress was
the people
On the 4th, the Senate passed the
bill to repeal the clause Of the law Civ.
ing special pardoning power to the
President Having previously passed
the Hoose, the BILLS with the Presi-
dent for approval or veto.
On Monday, the Presidents veto
message of the District suffrage bill
was sent TO the Senate. After its read.
ing, the bill lwus passed over the veto
by a vote of 90 to 10.
In tho House, Mr.. Ashley of Ohio,
brought up his impeachment measure
and The preamble of charges against
The President, with the resolution au-
thorising an Investigation by the Jul
iiciary Committee, was adopted by
lO9 ayes to 56 nays-one Democrat
1oting for, and seven Republicans a,
yainst tho same. cs
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OHIO LEeIsLArtRn.

Both Houses met in adjourned ses,
sion on Wednesday the End inst.
A Franklin county member intro
duced bill to authorize the Commits
sioners of that county to subscribe
100000 in aid of the location OF the
Agricultural College, and to raise the
same by taxation.
On Thursday the Senate adopted
resolutions ratifying the Constitution.
al Amendment. The vote was strict
party one, 2l TO r. Messrs. Golden
(of this district and Hurd Demo
crats) made lengthy speeches against
the measure, but the.Union Repub-
lcan side was silent, except to vote
aye.
Resolutions were offered in the
House, providing for an amendment of
the Constitution by striking out the
word uhite, and extending the elective
franchise TO all male citizens Of proper
age, and for enrolling all male citizens
between the ages of. 10 and As in the
militia.
The morning session of Friday was
occupied by both Houses in counting
the vote of the last October election for
State officers. The majority OF Smith,
for Secretary Of State was found to be
AZ COG.
The House passed the resolutions
ratifying the Constitutional Amend
ment by party vote, 54 to 25. Seve,
raj Democrats opposed it in long
speeches-no speeches were made on
the other side.
The proceedings of Saturday were
unimportant.
On Monday-thc Senate passed
bill to give 800 bounty to veterans
accredited 10 the State at large.
In the House, Mr.. Rutter presented
a petition from members of the court
and bar Of Fairfield county, for legis.
ation to authorize the erection of
new Court House. The same member
afterwards introduced bill to author.
izo the Commissioners of said county
to erect q court house at cost not ex.
ceeding 100000, in addition to the
proceeds of any real estate sold by
them. ~
A bill was introduced for the ap.
of u State Board of Chari,
ties, as recommen ded by Gov. Cox in
his message.
A resolution was adopted to- appoint
a committee to investigate tho Zanes,
vile Railroad disaster from the falling
Of the ir"n bridge at that place.
The Senate adjourned over till
Wednesday, aud the House till Thurs.
day.
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veto ef n. pl.trlet s.frrne. nlll.

f ' ID
The President has gone through the
futile ceremony of vetoing the bill con-
ferring the elective franchise on all the
loyal male citizens Of the District of
Columbia, without regard to color
The veto message is an elaborate and
lengthy paper, but its reading pro-
duced no excitement whatever in the
Senate, which body proceeded quietly
and promptly to re.pass the bill by
much more than the requisite two.
thirds vote. Should the House pass
it by like vote, the measure will be a
law, notwithstanding the veto.
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who wan,s . Mic, R..Ia,no,,

p. RISING offers for sale HIS late res.
idepce on Columbus street, comprising
a double lot with alley on two sides, a
and convenient frame
dwelling, outhouses, and all desirable
making beautiful and
pleasant property, convenient to the
business portion of the city.
Jam 3, l867-tf.
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S%T Teeth beautifully filed so as to
preserve them through life, at Won
BoNRoRsT's Dental Rooms. je2S

1t is reported in Washington that
Mndd, Spangler and Laughlin, the as.
sassination conspirators, are to bo
brought from the Dry Tortugas, and
tried before civil court. Justice
Wayne, it is said, will issue writ Of
habeas corpus in the ease. as q
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Yhe BIessAee Of Gov. COZ.

We give place to this document in
full, to the exclusion of much other
matter, but none of equal value or i'm,
portance. Weregard it as most ad-
mirable State paper, and it will be
found ofthe highest interest toaliwho
have q proper regard for the progress
and, well being of our Commonwealth,
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Notice 10 SDor,sn,eu.

Any person or persons hereafter
found gaming on the premises Of the
undersigned will be prosecuted TO the
fullest extent of tho law.
WIN. T. BRUMFIELD.
Dec. 9th, 1856.
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A fellow in Chillicoshe undertook
to steal ahog out of a pen. The other
hogs attacked him in the rear and
took q nip from the scat Of his pants.
Ho did not take the bog.
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come, and no power Of decision as TO
the site was given TO the Board, they
have not felt that they could give any
information as to the value or eligibili.
ty OF these proposals which the Gen
eral Assembly does. not already pos.
|sess- and requested me. as their er Of
fci0 chairman, 10 communicate the
facts above detailed without specific
accommodation.
The subject Of the disposal Of this
fund, and Of the organiEati of the
college or colleges 10 be. endowed by
'it has been quite fully discussed In tho
last IS well as in the present Legisla-
.ture, and by my predecessors in the
Executive Office. The indications at
the last session that your own opinions
have generally been formed in refer.
ence to the question of the true policy
ofttho State in the use of the fund we're
sufficient to make me regard it unnec.
essary to enlarge upon it, and | will
only recommend early and final ac
tion, as the completion of the sales Of
scrip has made the fund available for
the purpose for which it was granted.
COMMON SCHOOLS.
Ircgret that the failure of officers Of
many of tho counties to forward the
reports required BY law, has prevented
the School Commissioner from com
pleting his own report at this time
Other officers Of State have also called
attention to the discrepancies 10 the
various laws requiring the report of
facts and statistics by township and
county officers, and to the difficulties,
amounting practically to an impossi-
bility, of enforcing the existing re-.
quirements in the manner now provid.
ed. The great need Of thorough re-
vision in this respect il urgently pre-
sentcd by the Auditor and Secretary
o State; and | am informed by the
School Commissioner that, without it,
tits entirely out of the question for
him 10 lay before the Assembly at the
beginning Of the session the facts which
are necessary, as basis of legislation
upon the great educational interests of
the community.
/ believe that great majority of
the most active and intelligent friends
of our common school system have be.
come convinced that tho adminislra-
tion OF school affairs should be sepa-
rated from the ordinary township and
county offices, and that county super.
intendonts of schools are necessary to
give the greatest vitality to the sys
tom, not only by guiding the general
instruction and discipline Of the several
schools, but in personally attending to
the collection OF those reports of facts
upon which government &C ion is
based. / have endeavored, during
the past season. 70 obtain information
on the subject both from competent
persons in our own State, and from
those States in which the system of
county superintendency exists. have
no hesitation in saying that | believe
its introduction would be decidedly
beneficial, and accordingly recommend
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no ConsnmntIYes.

HNHE Advertiser having been restored TO health In
ing suffered several years with severe lung afec.
ton, ana that dread disease, Consumption " Aht-
ious to mako known to his iellowsufere-s tho ehhB
of cure, " HnH n an ;,l.s.I
To all who desire it, he win send aeopy ofkAg pre-
scripton used, free ofcharge, with the difeetIone
for preparing and using the same, which they will
chts, &C. The only object ofthe advertiser In send.
ing the Prescription, is 20 benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceiyee to be insalu.
able; and hopes every sufferer wlltry his remel,
as viii cost them nothing, and may prove a blesA
ing.
Parties wishing The prescription, will please ad.
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamshurgh, Kings county, New York.
October 25. I8GG-ly i'' ~
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ATTORNEY GENERALS REPORT.

Beside the usual statement of his &C.
tion in the civil and criminal causes
under his charge in which the State is
interested. the Attorney GeLeral makes
recommendations in regard to the Elm.
plifcalion ofthe criminal code, the in
efficiency in some respects Of the laws
concerning the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors, the PSeP"iS.y of ~si.;"es ;n-
temperance disqualification for the
exercise Of judicial Office, the Justice of
increasing The salary of judges of the
courts of common pleas, and some 9TH
or subjects, suggested by facts which
are within his official knowledge, and
which make legislative action appear
necessary.
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PUBLIC PRINTING.

Although the reports Of the Com.
missioner of Public Printing and OF the
Secretary Of State cannot DO laid be.
fore You for some days, | am able to
state that tho contracts for both print.
ing and binding are this year at much
lowor rates than at the last letting
Taking the aggregate prices Of unit
of measure OF each class of printing
and binding, the proportionate cost OF
printing, compared with 1864, is as
400 to 1903, aud Of binding as 1856 TO
4S4. being less than half Of former
prices.
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Read again the Evldence or Bne Of oar
~ oldest Residents.

IScrsSArI, December "a, 1865.
Messrs. J. N, HARRIS 4 CO.;
GESTs-This is to certify that ! have found Aliens
Lung Balsam one Of the best remedies in the world
or Diseased Lungs. Ihaye used il in my familYfok
breaking up troublesome cough with the hapPiesl
a harrassing cough and was threatened with Con.
SUMPTION and IL cured her in o few days. would
recommer 1t to all afflicted with q cough, and to
those who are dsposedto Consumption;
Respectfully yours. "A. A. HARRISON.
Sold by all Dealers in Family Medicines.
December 27, ls66-lm.
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PUBLIC WORKS.

Great damagerhas been done the Ca.
mails and other Public Works of the
State by the freshets of September and
October; but the Board Of Commission D..
ers are able to report that such energy
and activity in me eking the necessary
repairs have been shown by the Les.
sees, Contractors and Officers in
charge, that the interruption OF travel
and transportation upon them has not
been serious, in most instances.
STOCKS IN PRIVATE CORPORATIONS.
In accordance with the law upon
that subject, the Fund Commissioners
have continued the sale of the inter.
est of the State in all Railroads, Turn
pixies and other private Corpora. ions,
until the same has been completed
The sales have produced considera.
bly, larger sum than the principal
which would produce at interest the
average dividends Of some years past,
though the amount reported by them,
Sl79,2S6 ~, is OF course very small
compared with the original invest.
ment Very few, however, could row
bo found who would deny that the cost
has been repaid in tho development of
tho resources of the State, the encour.
lgement TO settlers, and the enhance.
nent OF all the values of property in
which the people have u common in
crest.
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COMMISSIONER OF INMoaA rIoN.

A final report, accompanied by his
resignation, has been made by the
Commissioners of Immigration, which
is submitted herewith. No appropria.
tion was made, at your last session, for
the expenses of this Office, although the
law creating il still exists, The Com.
missioner presents an account OF S9I8
70. for the expenses of his Office Tor
several years past, but il does not
clearly appear why the account tor
ioI mos years was not audited and pald
while funds We're provided therefor.
! would respectfully advise The pay
ment of what may appear to DO reas.
enable expenses of the office, for the
period It has been' kept in aotsal Ope,
ration, under tho law.
GAS INSPECTOR.
An act, passed April 9Th, 1899, Gre,
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STATISTICS.

In order to make his report more
full and satisfactory, and more nearly
commensurate with the real import.
ance OF the subject, the Commissioner
OF Statistics needs either to have clerk
allowed him, or o contingent fund
placed at his disposal to enable him to
procure facts and Information from the
various counties Of the State. Me is
Of the opinion that the lattor would be-
at once the most economical and eff.
cient arrangement, as he could then
pay according to the work performed,
Tor statistics 10 be obtained in each 10.
cality, and which it is almost impossi.
Bile to get otherwise. The labors of
this officer are of permanent value, and
arc sought for by oil who arc interest.
ID in our condition and growth, both
1t home and abroad, and would no.
commend the concentration in his Of.
Ice Of all statistical reports which can
20 separated from the business of tho
,ther departments.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE UNITED STATES.
The Secretary of State of the United
states has, since your adjournment,
transmitted to me copy of an amend.
nent to tho Constitution of tho United
states, proposed by Congress, and now
the ratification Of the egisla-
ures of the several States. II con
ists OF several sections containing pro.
isions which in the wisdom Of the
'ational Legislature are necessary to
ecpre permanent peace throughout
he country, and TO correct tho most
'alpable evils remaining in those
tates which wers lately In rebellion;
wills, which, without such correction
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-10

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