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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-18
hodge 5 GROVE FOR.
IL SALE.

HAVING BEEN INVESTED with
Lesai authority to do So the undersigned will offer at
Iuic sale or cutlery, AT the City Hall. in Mineral
foitsir MS between The hours of A. NJ NJ
On "a urayr the second day Of November 1867 light
Hundred Acres Of land belonging The Estate Of the
late Henry Dodge.
The Lands are situated principally in Sections Ten
EteFen i@tlEe, FourteeI, and Fifteen, in Township
= s-e ihFee. east, about equal uistanc from
Mineral Point and Dod-eyiIle. Many OF them besides
containing valuable timber, rich, and abound in
i5 springs OF wafer The old residence rf g,
Dodge, it, orchard aud meadow are Included anon,
me lands 10 be sold They win be urrdin small tracts
thas au"riug an opportunity TO such may wish 10
phrchase farming ood lands
Map aud particular description Of ;he land may be
seen at the Office Of Nm. 7. Henry - Mineral Point
itFfn> OF sale: Cttss or Satisfactory Sect-
yitg.
WILLIAM T. HENRY, J Executors Of the last
Henry PLoWMAN, " i'll and Testament
AUGUSTUS c. DODGE, Henry Dodge, decd
34w+
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-18

hair upaa bald head beArdirS> face. also
tp- "a ezaoYaI X Piapla> Bialraes, Eranars-
ste, the skin leaving the same >att, ctgtr as,i
beautiful sau he obtained without charge IS address
iHS Ta0NAS F. c tAnAIAN. CuEsasr,
SIS Broadway. Aey l.rk
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-18

law of this state, DESTROYS Of fedeeming and
winding up its circulation without discon-
tInuing the business of banking, is hereby
authorized 70 redeem and wind up lis circr
latIon IN the same manner, in all reSpects
a. IS provided in said lE~ for banking asso-
Citations DESTROYS of disseminating tho hn~i
ness OF banking; but such redemption de
post and publication OF notice shall in no.
wise release such bank from the payment of
taxes TO the state, or in any manner affect
the chartered rights of such bank or bankiu.r
association.
Section .. II shall be Iarfll for any bant
or banking association organized and doino
business under the general backing law Of
this state, to demand and receive for loans
aud discounts, such rate of interest rs -hslI
be allowed by law To be taken and received
by individual citizens, and by corporations
other than banking associations in this
state.
Approved April II, 1866
Given under my hand and the crea, seal
- Of the State of Wisconsin. at the
y : Capitol in Madison. this 26th dav
OF August, \. ID. 1867.
THOMAS S.ALLEN
Secretary of State
Dated Sherih"s Office Dodgyille, Aug. 3oth
1867.
WILLIAM WIGHAN.
Sheriff OF Iowa County Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-18
CITY EETS FOR SAFE

Lots ana = in block 3s IN the city Of Mineral
PoiT.t formerly owned by Mrs. Jane Rablin are %
ter~d for sale Or the lots is good Rock Hous. Of
csnTe 1ient size lJr family residence. Enquire Of
JAMES HUTCHINSON.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-18
General Election Notice.

iscons'n, ON the Tuesday succeeding the
Ir>t Monday beng the fifth day Of Novem-
per heA', the following officers are TO be
C,,.cr,.'.- i, ,.r,...e
Who's IF ot MI - LUZ, us Falre"iId
,li' - once WI expire on the first
~ :,., - p, IL,t'' ,., le9S,
,, $500. ,,.-,,''.I e'oN tInor IN piace OF Wy
-. -, ~ - ielii % once VIII eN-
Sa..,,t,,-,. :. 800 $50 =" January iooo.
az ~ IN, Pee 81 lnolhas
tI,e fI.t uo,,,Io,- =; Ta,, 10 ,.t eAI'''e on
! cra+. Trna.,,ra,. - - ~
-. -, - i'i'oe u " L. omtth
III - 49,, - oNp''e ." tue hrSt
g., 49, % -, -
r. Gin. whose term Of ono viii 80 w.
the first Monday in .Iau,arv 1ses
State Superintendent n Tho n1,co ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-18
- iEa1eI

WANTED \ GOOD GIRL to do general
W Homework. Enquire at the TEIBCNE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-18

STATE F,1R,-Remembgr the State Fair
comes of next week. All who can, should
attend
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10


YELLOW FLYER AT GALVESTON. The Bull
tin Of the 2d inst, has the following in re-
gard the fever in Galveston. The same pa
per reports six deaths from the epidemic on
tho 3lst utimo; rt-I DDS.
"We are ut a loss TO account for
the rapid production of falseloods,
with aogard to the prevalence of
yellow fever. The streets are filled
with reports without fouodation in
fact, Or without the very smallest
foundation of truth for base. Cit
izcus are reported sick that are ro-
bust and able to do duty at a prize
fight, and mon are enrolled among
the dead at the very moment when
they are masticating beefstcak. 1t
seems too incomprehensible that
gentlemen whose reputation is well
fixed should so suffer their fears to
run off with their virtue. 1t does a
great deal of harm; strangers arc
frightened into sickness that courage
and good humor would avoid. The
fever is far from being as bad as it
is represented to be, and if met with
courage, it will in most cases yield
10 good nursing. Above all things
we caution the public to put no
faith in the reports they hear on the
reports they hear on the street.
The f;,cts-all the facts and nothing
but the facts, will be published"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

The Galveston City Street Railroad is q
paying institution. From report in the
News, we see that the total receipts to July
9Th were SlI,572. 20; expenses So,7S0. So,
showing profit of 1892 10; or a daily
average profit In May and June and to Jul
ly 9Th, ofS43. 50. The report of Mr.. Plume
ly. the President! of the road, closes as fol
lows:
The profits even now, and under the
very high price of feed and many
extraordinary expenses, show a re-
turn of 40 per cent. on the money
invested. |a724
The two roads will receive daily
5000. The expenses will not be
over 800 per day. The net pro-
cocds of the roads will be over,
rather than under 500 per day.
In this, LIDO not include the revenue
from freight cars bringing in sand
nor the receipts from advertising
in the ears, and from rents of prop
efty owned by the company, all
which, must be considerable. > SD
10. At 500 per day the net proceeds
will be S36, 900 per year, or onehalf
of the cash cost of the roads return
ed, in one year. .3 a,H
/ believe that under ordinary
circumstances the roads will pay
for themselves in eighteen months.
!. You may estimate the value ola
stock wholly clear Of debt, and do
,ing business equal to u dividend
of 5bpcr cent. per- annum. There
is no reason why the stock should
not bring $50 per share before May
next. gUgIisHrl- q z aA- lN34 .
% Under the charter the company
has the right to build tracks on all
the available streets of the city, and
to extend their roads over the Is
land Of Galveston, either, by horse
or steam power, but no extension
ofthc road can be made except by
consent of two thirds of The stock
holders. l1ra5go5 vn;
| submit, respcctfnllyG that the
practical results of the enterprise
not only justify the estimatesthat
i made Year ago. which many
thought over sanguine, but that tho
results do also ratify the policy
pursued in the construction 'and
management of the road. on or %
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

eay' The handsome phz of our friend,
Capt. Jack L. Leonard, of the firm of D. 7.
Iglehart & Co., Commission, Forwarding
and General Merchants, Millican, Texas,
pecred into our office this morning. He
chatted awhile, Informed us that Inc wos on
a hurried trip to his old home, and was
anxious to receive the business OF as many
of his old friends hcreabouts MS felt willing
to cnirust it TO him. II really did us good
to shake his hand and bid him welcome. 49,
lie is whole souled generous hearted fell
low, and his house is as reliable as any Oh
the Central Railroad We need say no
moro on that subject, for Jack and his firm
are well known to all our merchants.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
TEXAS ITEMS.

Jno. p Duty and NJ. c. Whitsctt
were arrested by the military au-
thoritics at GAINESVILLE on the LIST
inst, and were sent TO Mt. Pleasant.
The Standard did not learn what
charges were against thenAn ias1s
The board of rcgistoratioha closed
at this place on "Wednesday last, to
uon venc atrIoney Grove On Friday
morning following. The number
Registered up TO date of leaving
stood as follows: v1e di 10 sbia .
Wlntcsy ies 81. % s-niaI 459.
, Biaeks.r5- os -icH sGw 3G6.
oaf hsifrhs lilai1 ass1llia---
Total, -lli-' % ~ = S25.
q White majority - OF ID SO.
sgf- = tts fBonIa14 1Ne.ss "a.
!, Ross AFIoy rFfOil - ffisIsa
who visited the beard which y BsY
sitting fn the Northern. Part Of ltl,e
Eonpiy, at Davy Dariss We learn
that the number. registered NJ, 70
this dale is 1861. TEe whitcsbeing
a little ahead. Oar opiqiQ1 IS that
the number viii reach nearly 1000
in this County.-Plrss Press 81.
THE quiet-of our towir was some
what aroused yesterday b. the ar
rest OF freedman, implicated in
the late cold blOOded murder OF
Elisha Estes and family. Mr. Joe
Martin has orders from the officer IN
command at Clarksville, TO arrest
all 10 whom the least suspicion i
attached in tbs ease. There have
been several arrests made, and from
all the information that mas been ]
gained. the boy taken up here is the Z
leader Of the party that committed /
the murder. The gentlemau ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

Beg" We return our hearty thanks TO
Mcssrs. W. W. & A. J. Ross, Of this place,
for a half dozen of tho largest and most lus-
cious watermelons VIC have seen this sea-
son. We could not resist the temptation to
try one regardless of the chance of a chill
as the consequence. So, il the Herald force
is unfit for duty during thc week, and we
are thereby delayed in our issue, our friends
the Ross brothers must take all the scOld-
mol
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10


MYsTERIoUs.-MrJ John A. Sanford, of
the Crutchfed House in this place, gives us
the following particulars of an occurrence
which leads 10 the belief that some foulplay
has bcfallcn the gentleman named:
On the 18th Of July gentleman named
VIM. II. O,Neal, from Montgomery, Ala,
stopped at tho Crutcbfcld House, with the
intention of buying land and locating
On the 18th Of July, VIM. FawCett, from Bas-
trop registered his name also at the same
house, Mr., Fawcctt, soon learned that
0'Ndal wished to purchase land, and repre-
scented that he had the selling of some land
three or four miles from Dallas; accord
ingly, Fawcctt and ONeal went out on the
evening of tic 18th to look at the land, and
returned to the hotel the same evening about
night. Fawcctt represented to o Nca !
further, that be had lands near the line of
this and Collin counties, that he would sell
at 81 70 per acre and stated TO 0Neal
that If he would go out to his (Fawcetts)
milto iloih Wv VII NV
ncy road, he would loan him n horse, sad
die and bride, to 60 to the land, and look
NJ he country. 0Nenl started on foot to
the camp, on The morning Of the 10Th, which
is the last that has been heard from him.
Ne left his trunk and other articles in
charge o. .SIr. sanfoid, intending to return
in three or four days. Subsequently it was
asccrtaincd that no such person as Fawcett
had cnmpcI ut the place above mentioned,
and we are informed that other representa-
tons which he made here, proved erron-
There appears to be some mystery abont
the matter. and the supPosition is that Dir.
meal has met with foul play. 1t isto be
hoped that tho matter will be invcstigatcd,
and if nay wrong has been done, the guilty
party will he brought to Justice. 81 "H
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

REGisTRATIoS. Boarl have been at
work Al this place and at scyenc, 0p To
the present time, there has been registered
in the county, ZIG whites and n blaks; re-
jectcj, 7j. Tho Board proceeds to Lancas-
ter tomorrow, whore il will remain until
tho evening Of tho 10Th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10


A PALPABLE AND IMPORTANT HIT
-1Sx Coy. Brown of Georgia, in his
recent speech at Millcdgev le ,
among other things said to the ne
groes: n1v a'f '' SOY
Doubtless you have noticed since
you are free, that you are not in
.reasing rs fast AS you did before. =
You see few yoilns children Of your
race There arc causes for this that
i need not now explain. / simply
call your attention. to the fact. 1t
follows, then, that while II quarrel
0etween us, or II war of races, you
would I've most Injured by it. Mark
ahis, and when any man, whether
from the North or the South, wioth
err white or black, encourages you
10 quarrel With lls. or 70 make war
upon us, rccollect be,is mother your
friend nor our, friend, nor the friend
Of tho country, but he is controlled
by selfshness, and bias some object
to accomplish. ,qai g oiba4 rHg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

Be1y' Attention is called to the advertise.
ment of Dayeo & Kimble, who offer & new
and substantial wagons, of various sizes
for.sale. They may be seen by calling at
the store of Jeilrts s. Co. We have not the
slightest hesitation in commenting these
wagons to the public as complete and work
manlike, and that they will last much long
,r than any imported wagon ever blonght
here I t-ttn .t't'h HFe' N
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

RrLiGIoUs.---We are requested to give
notice that there will be religious service Mt
the Christian Church in this place, com-
mencipg on Friday next, the 10th insi and
Continuing several days. Elder j. S. Muse,
Of Collin county will oficiate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

Tnt iiotsfoa igF ftsss Ofgfhst ftit
noss About me iiib n Ibis mouth, NJ
bsfwssa iha, tine shd tho IN n Herism
bsf, The Ceetfai Rsilfosa |rill certainly he
completed ssd ~ n,nsleg ofdor 10 Bfynn,
N milss this side q Mlll,can We see from
soms Of 90 esehs srss hat l',ia In tonlem
patton 70 run 40 eseassioar iain through
70 Bfyai,o 90 the ltih, a. whth iimo there
will DO nupi,'t ofingiioJ guests, present.
This sholteSttnSIon Of Tho road will be 81
Decided advantage 70 the pSsscnGcr aud
freight lriiho, II Is the intention ol the
company to'pisas on still further with The
road Us fast M circumstances will per
mil. aud We firmly bolisso that hut iar che
unfortunate political situation II the State
for The past two years, We should havesccn
nearly, III moi quito .ioo-mil,- additional Of
the road in running order to-day. Az tits
the condition Of the country has not only
retarded private business operations, but
has crippled the prospects Of the railroads
The Central Road 10 in perhaps, u better
condition in every respcot than any other
road contemplated in the State. The CON,
pany, We believe, 10 out Of debt, with the
exception OF what il owes tho State, the in
Ierest of which il paid promptly, paying ns
II goes, aud has ms &c cd credit as any road
IN the United Statca Besides this since
the close of the war, when tho road bed
wns in u most wretohed condition, and the
ties nearly all rotten, the company has
completely ichttcd the road in every par
iidular; every crosB.tie from Houston to
Millican has been replaced by new ones,
the grading has been repaired, culveris and
bridges rebuilt, and complete now outfit
of passenger and freight cars has been pur-
chased, all Of which has rendered the road
now, very nearly IL not unite equal 10 any
in the Southern States. As We have hal oc
oaaion to say heretofore, the Central road
is the only real live Railway company in
the State. We have ever had Partially
for it, over any other line of communion
tion between the wheat region and the out
side world, and the conduct of its officers
since the war closed has impressed us still
more favorahly with the energy and COM
potency of the President and Dircctors.-
We cannot help but wish II success, and
nope that the time will not be long till we
will be able 10 step into the cars at Dallas
in the morning and the next morning eat
break fast at the Hutchins House in lIous
ton. SO mote H6s! -a-.. rft -..
With the energy, perseverance and good
management which governs the Company,
at present, We think that little more time
will give it such credit as TO enable it to
build so to 100 miles Of road per year, in
stead of % as required by enactment Of
the last legislature. gqs 10 iIj-g o.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

James Bentley, ESP, Of this county,
has been appointed on the Registration
Board for kaufman county We have not
heard who tho other appoinices were. The
Board CO mmenocd registering at Kaufman
on Monday last .H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

SAYLEs TRLArIst on Tuh CIviL JuRis-
piorios OF JusrIcEs OF ruE PEAoI AEp
CorSrY CorRTs.--Wo have just received a
few copies of this new AMI valuable work,
for sale Price, $40 specie, The work is
handsomely gotten mp, substantially bound,
anil ia equal in every respect, TO any law
book wo have seen Those wishing copy
should call early at the ..| IDS.
HERALD OFFICE,
|.. Dallas, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10


1sy" We had the pleasure, this morning,
of visit from D. Richardson, Jr., Esq,
General Travelling Newspaper Agent for
the New Orleans PicayuDe and Times, Gal
weston News, Austin State Gazette, Snn
Antonio Herald, National ,lntcllgenccr,
New York Metropolitan Record, dc Bow .
Review, New York Day Book and tho Old
Guard For all of which papers he is now
making an OK Intensive tour through thispart
of the State. We commend Mr. r., TO our
readers. The papers he represents are
among the most able and influential in the
country, and persons wishing any Of them
should take advantage Of thcpresent oppor
unity. Mr.. R., will remain in town scye-
raj days, during which time he will call on
our citizens, generally. lie is alsolrccciv-
ing orders for the Texas Almanac for 1865.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

sny-lhe ~ chilled Liberal government Of
Mexico verified its name ip one particular;
II is certainly very liberal in taking the
lives of It's most able and distinguished cit
liens,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10

GET YOUR MACHINERY
AT COST
I'm CURRENCY.
vTNIIE undersigned has just made an e1-
l. tensivo tour North for the purpose Of
inspecting in person, the manufacture of
such machinery and other heavy and cost
ly articles as are not usually kept on sale
in this part Of the State, and he is prepar-
ed to order, at manufacturers prices, in
currency, tho following, to-wit:
Steam Powers and Engines of any capacity,
for Mills or other machinery.
Mills Of any and all kinds and sizes.
Mill Stones and Boiling Cloths.
Sugar Mills for Sorgho Cane.
Reaping and Threshing Machines.
Cotton Gins,
Gang Flows,
4 s Wheat Drills.
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons.
Iron Ratings Fencings and Ornamental
Hr Work.
Marble Monuments, Tomb Stones, Nantes
sa Slabs, &c.
Carpets and House Furniture in sets or
single.
Wood cuts, Photographs and Descriptive
lists Of all the machinery and other articles
with the prices, can be seen at his Office.
The finest French Bur Mill Stones and
the best Boiling Cloths in the world, can
be seen in samples and prices.
Sorgho Sugar Mills Of iron, from SIS to
$500. Gang Flows for breaking up, of the
best make, House Furniture, Office Furni
turc, School Furniture; all can be seen Id
photographs, with the prices, from which
selections may be made with as much salts
faction as if the articles were seen.
Mills and Machinery in great variety Of
cuts, plates and descriptions, that any per-
son may choose to their taste or judgment
The latest improved and best Cotton Gin
ever made, on which $4,000 has been ex-
pended in perfecting one, may be inspected
and the actual saws seen. This Gin has
superior condenser and dusting apparatus,
by which the feeder is entirely. relieved Of
this annoyance in ginning. The saws are
new and novel, and win only require to be
seen to be approved. Unlike former saws,
the teeth are struck with a die and perfect.
ly hardened by the press, 80 as to be of
greatdurability.
This gin is adapted to any power and can
be set up on the ground with as much safe
ty and success as in house.
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons warrant
ed nndsat reduced prices. -
Wheat, Wool, Hides or Bots arc seed ia
ken at current prices.
JOHN M. CROCKETT.
Dallas, Texas, July %, 1867-45:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
DIR. w. L. MERONEY.
OCULIST AND AURIST,

ID ESPECTFULLy tenders his profession
IL al services to the citizens of DALLAS
and vicinity, and solicits public patronage.
In offering bisseryiccs to- the unfortu
nate who are affected with diseases of the
-'sA- EYE and EAR,
lie is too reserved to do it in a laudatory
manner, but prefers his practice speaking
for itself. If he cannot sustain reputa-
ton by his success in treating diseases of
those organs, and giving satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their pat
ronage, he would disdain to do so by com.
mandatory enunciations. Persons suffer
ing with diseases Of the Eye or Ear, and
wishing TO be treated will consult him at
an early day. His fees are reasonable.
Satisfactory references given.
Located Mt the Crutchfeld House, aud
will remain one motnh only.
July 81, fS67-45:2w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
IIaQA0 RRIGk.

lust DURNED. and q as ans suaIity -
- has sret Teen ua1t ia-fh Place, for
s.ls ~ ny kiiL, nsar he Clhyr0ol Mllls,
b 'ht s5tih fart q tow
THoMss FLTNE.
Dallas. Aur. ]. 1s5--4Glms.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-10
The Latest News.

q, Tie election in Tennessee, it is reported
has resulted in the election of Brownlow
for Governor, by a majority of 10000. No
disturbances are reported in any part oi
the State. Everything passed OF quietly
All the eight members of Congress will be
Republicans, andthe Legislature is so over
whelmiugly Republican as TO ensure the
election of a Senator of that stripe in place
Of Putterson i,iW aijGdsoJ Dua nos
The yellow fever in Galveston IL incrcas-
ing a private letter dated the "a says
srllcre is no longer any doubt and the
rNews' ef to DIZZY acknowledges that We are
in the midst Of yellow fever epidemic
There are said to be four hundred cases to
day. 1 know nothing about it, and there
fore wont dispute IT. but | think the es,i-
mate is rather large There are some IL,
900 unaeciimated persons in the city, and
! presume We shall have it pretty severely
Flakes Bulletin u this morning only gives
three deaths yesterday" il1
The Bulletin Of the 9th reports deaths
from fever, among them DR.. Gee. Taylor,
Medical Director on the stat Of Gen. Grif-
in. DR., R. X Smith, Health Officer Of The
City was also sick Of tle fever, but was 10
ing we'll &. -
No fever reported in Houston. ',
The Pieayupe has dates from Vera Cruz
to tie 9th ,altv up to which time the MeIi.
cans had refused TO deliver up the remains
Of Ma1imilian- no reason assigned. -
The American ram Dunderterg, purehas
ed,ty nc frtneh Gosernmeni, has made q
rematkably qg.sk trip from. New Tosk
scrcss tie A,lantic2 time not stated
OF GovERSoR Txxock1cRTes
- Adispaieh in cur telsyrAphie cglansi
givss SLesidens cgder removing. ttt Gov
ernJfsf 'his safe, and placing Et.Gov.
'Elsaa N. fshse ia tiiss piseel Tie -eaa
ateiehed for The rtmoysi II iiht he. Is An
iniedimeni TO tie. reconstruction Of he
STAG under Tie laN.4 The tsaisestOn News
lhihps that it was tie -''behssts Of party
which required the removal Of fhe Covers
or Certain il Is that Governor ThroeK-
merton has not done one act. during his
brief sdminisiratieB, that would place him
in anissonisn 10 The Government Of .be
United States nor has be offered sny OBJ
strucfion 10 the e1scuiiOn Of the laws Of
Congress, bul on the contrary has used his
best enleAvOrs to carry 0ut AL lAEs.-
Speaking Of his renorsl The News sayss
-Bu Ehaiever may Be llought Of him
h The poWss tlAt h. We can cUnscien-
ti0usly record lie opinion a.at he leaves
be rfics 40 thbe respert end esteem o. .
large majority II The people. The general
impreision e hat The Sinte hss never Lrd
a bciier Governor, ard tba-rniT rerrsi =