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The COIOred Voters.

The colorcd voters in this county last
week, like the colorcd troops during the
war, "iought nObly." They all turned
out and voted, and Of course they all
voted the clean Republican ticket. II
it had not been for the colored voters,
we could only have elected the Recorder
and Coroner The Commissioner, Sher-
if and Prosecuting Attorney, owe their
election to the colored voters Of Jack.
son county. The three or four hun
dred lazy white Republican voters who
staid at home should be heartily ashamed
of themselves. 1t is often said thai
colored men did not ask the privilege
ofvoting. But it seems that they ap'
preciate the privilege more highly, now
that they possess it, than do white men
All honor to the Colored voters o
Jackson county.
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manning in print for coming gsneratlOns

naming in print for coming generations
to peruse.
Our correspondent asks ''What works
should be studied TO enable me to be-
come a first class writer" We hardly
need answer this question. We have
often said to persons who were receiv.
ing private chronological examinations
at our hands, that an editor, a lawyer,
or a minister should know everything
that can be known, in order TO com
pletely fulfill the duties of their respect
i've offices. All literature, all science,
all history will aid the editor, and the
more he can have of general culture the
better.
In the first place, he should be a
good English scholar, or master OF
his mother tongue, whatever that be (;
if he Can, have classical learning, all the
better. lie should be we'll rcad-in the
history OF nations, and especially in the
history ofindividuals; for if such his.
tory be properly written, it will open
the character, and motive, and purpose,
and effort, as well as reveal the result.
The editor should understand human
nature physiologically, phrehologically
and theologically. It's not otenough thai
the editor study external things; he
should study men, mind, the inner lift
of'humanity, tliathe may know to whom
he is talking, as well as what he is talk
ing about .n.----
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Death of Ex-Governor hartley.

Ex Governor Mordeeai Barley died
at mansfield, Monday tternoon, in the
eighty-fourlh year Ofhis age. He was
born in Fayelte county, Pennsylvania,
SeptemberA7, 1896, removed to Ohio
in 1909, and served in the northwest
during the war with Great Britain hs
Captain, and afterward as Adjntant tOt
regiment under General Harrison
He came to Richland county in 1914,
and settled on a tract of land known rs
the old Mordecsi BARLEY Farm, and on
which the recent State trial Of reapers
and mowers took place. In 1884 he re-
moved to Mansfield, and engaged il
mercantile pursuits. InlSl7 Mr.
BARLEY was elected member
of the Ohio Senate, in 1918 was chosen
by the Legislature as Register Of the
Land. office of the Virginia Military
District School Lands, and resig ned il
1923, having been elected member oI
Congress, his district comprising a
large portion ofNorthern and Western
Ohio. including Cleveland and Sandus,
ky City, and extending to the Southcrr
border Of Richland county.
lie remained in Congress eight years,
and declined a re- election. III 1914 HI
was elected Governor of Ohio on th'
Wing ticket, oyer the late David Tod
by a small majority. He declined a sec
ond term, and retired to private life
He remained a staunch and active Viii!
until the final disruption of that party
and since then has acted heartily will
the Republican party. He has beer
very inlirm and feeble during the last
years OF his life, butsnever failed to at
tend the polssnwhatover the weathe
might be, and vote the Republican tick
IT.. In all his public and private lite
none has had reasoa, to question the no
bility of his character, Or the strict in
tegrlty Of his acls,-Coiambus journal
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From the New York SUM-
Tho Den ia Of tIae NVickedcstm mn n


John Allen, noted two years ago
as the "Wickedest Man in New York, i"
died on the l6h of last month, at West
PcrIh, in this State, where his father re-
sides. John, il may be remembered,
kept adance house anda drinking sa-
loon in Water street. and turned his
establishment into place of daily
prayer, under the influence of several
gentlemen connected with the Howard
Mission. More than year ago he-mov-
ed into a large hriek' building, which he
had erected at Roosevelt and Batavia
streets, and kept grocery on the
ground floor. The upper stories he rem.
ted to families Al first he attended to
business and prosperedi ) bntl after the
death Of his wife his old habit of d. ink
ing overcame him. lie lived in idle
ness for ak months previous to his
death, and his store was without goods.
IN August he went to his fathers farm
aud remained there until his decease.
He leaves over 100000, earned chief
ly in his nelarious Water street pur-
suit While residing in Roosevelt street
he visited the Howard Mission 10 his
sober moments, and protessed religion.
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Oct 18th, 1870.
Let Union soldiers read the follow
ing, from that truo Democratic paper,
the New York bay. Book
TIE AMERICAN SOLDIER.


the New York DGy, Book
THE AMERICAN SOLDIER.
General Sheridan-little Phil-writes
home that. having witnessed all the
battles MD even the Emperor's surren-
dor At sedan he bas no hesitation in
declaring that the American soldier il
a bet,cr soldier and better armed and
altoce,ber a superior being than either
French or Prussiap. though he admits
tho discin,ine and conraOe Of the latter
are admirable What does he mean
nv such an absurd declaration, The
UAmerican soldier" fought against ter
riblo odds in the late civil war-an aver
are of probably one to Ave throughout,
and at It's close the American forces
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A little boy, son of Mr.. V. Swishcr,
some ten or twelve years of age, cut
his foot near the ankle bone, on last
Monday week, with piece of glass
The flow of blood could not be perlna-
nently stayed, and on Sunday morning
he died Ripley Bee
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An Error.

There was one error in our abstract
last week, David II. VariOn, Demo
cratic candidate for Coroner, had 1865
votes, instead of 1853, as we had it
This would give White a majority oil
only 2O6, instead of aS5, as we gave
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me are requested to call and settle the same
Persons indebted TO me are requested to make
payment as soon as convenient, and those to
whom ! am indebted can get their pay by CALI
ing. WN E4N
Please attend to this matter at once, and save
further notice. JOHN SCHWEITZER.
October 10, lSI0-im
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just as we are going to press we have
received the appointments made by the
Ohio Conference, Rev. J. Il. Sewers
comes TO Jackson.
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Letter from Kansas.
NEw LANCASTER, MIAMI Co,
KANSAS, October 0, 1870. {

d, Macklcy Esq.
DEAR SiR--I inclose %, which be.
lieve pays for the STANDARD until Jan
uary 1, 1872. Please change TO above
address, to which have moved, hav-
ing bought . farm here. This is a
beautiful countryi rich, rolling prairie,
and plenty Of timber Crops have all
been first rate this season, and to look
at the corn-felds one could hardly be-
lieve he was in 'drouthy Kansas"
Tax is $l30 on the 500. How is
that for lowf
WIZ. ]. MoNToonERY.
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The colored voters of this county
very generally cast their votes on Tues
day last, tor the Republican ticket. In
Montgomery township, they cast 40
votes solid in that way. Columbus Ga
sehe
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The body of man named Michael
Tatten was found in the canal near the
railroad bridge crossing the canal near
Athens, yesterday morning He had
evidently fallen through the bridge 10
toxicated and unable to help himself,
was drowned A cut on the sideof his
head indicated that he might have been
stunned by striking on the cross tim
berS as he fell. His left ear was cut
through. Something over $462 in mon
ey, two pocket knives, pocket hand
kerchief and some Other small articles
were found in his pockets, and la
gucrreotype, of a lady was found in his
carpet sack His parents reside in Bos-
ton Massachusetts. Poor fellow! Whis-
key sent him to an untimely death. Hp
was about 81 years old. A Coroner
inquest WAS held over the body. The
COroner's Jury consisted off. l. JunOd,
II. II. Stewart, J. NJ. Johnson, Curt.
Bean, VIM, Courtney, and Jacot
Grones. Their verdict was that he came
to his death by accidental drowning -
Athens Journal.
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Result In Ihe Eleventh District.
The official figures have not been re.
ceiyed from all the counties in this dis
trict, but The following are tho reported
maiOrilies
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For Sale-Real Estate.

FARM of23 acres q of u mile from the Town OF
parilnnd. ON the road leading 10 CentreYille, all
undEr cultivation. Houses good. Also young
orchard sc. Price so per acre: Apply 70
Portland.
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Stamped Sets, both for braid aud embroidery.
Zephyr, Floss, Threads, Machine Silks and Nee
dies. Switches, Chignons, and other articles, too
numerous to mention. She invites the atten-
ton OF those wishing to purchase, and respect
fully s0licits liberal share of their patronage.
Call and examine her stock, on Pearl street, 2nd
door from DR.. Miller's Drug Store.
Oct2O, T0-tf
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Can be made on the quiet, without risk, and not
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SUNDRIES.
o

Nebraska has gone Republican by
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VOID QUACKS.-A victim of early indis-
II crctlon, causing nervous aeDllN! p[th,atuLS t!
drcqlv Nc, having tried invaiIl every advertised
remedy, has simple means of Srli-cure, WHICH
he will send free TO his felluw-SuhereIS Ad-
ar..ss / II. TIIIrLE. Is NosSnu ST., New 1Ork.
, 1870-02-10

would retire Tne..se~,y-e,ec.ccp Directory voasd
teen te A9le % e1snt1. 1850 iae Past doing OF
10 FIG t.ef G : Co rus, to aseoans Tae mess
trn would have bten called carrier, tu: for sha
TART That II vas 20: cntll the l4'h t1s< saat II:
ssIe1a' ssFRr Of iee pah ,e aannes:.d !tseit
stee sco orts1ce ;hs S!cck Exchange, assisted
tlem y dealing or'J IN thasea stamped by The
Nj. sattezthw1se rcred the feuowt1a rs.ola-
tton, thieh was Seconded By Mr. Gowau, III: ::
THAI tei1 n3ee'irg cordially coac1ra ID tue
raes Il: Seen n rc,d aps ,:roes1! e1s
their fellow sosts holders n tho Era KAiHa5
Coupaby to eo.cpln!e u the Aters proposed to
1lew TO immediate and ecerScfic sctiot, it Il de-
sLahe that me u1c Htthlu which It shalt BE-
otftRstcr7 rpon The committee TO rece.se ard
star tnarts saou'd be limited TO d1,e net l..e:
than Tie :tst 0: Jan1arJ irst- And this Deeur &
farther spproye the prcroeal tor eegt,:es2 eo1trs
In tne cooEs Of tas coc paoy II the LaEes OF Roo-
Esq, ard utVe TIC sn41 eaotoers 10 for ~ard 9Th.
out de,s5. Their shaztr 10 The committee, tor the
puIFo:e Of tcch REGISTRATION.
foe, o. Ore months $40, the SeE fct1 E1coAnGe
ftne1ed IT, tne Eng qusa5,ons enuresy iIon the
saty put 1sto The hands Of rs52osGae pasacs
the 1tE1se1 Of saAtes. subsequently. tie
9aeSsoss m s Gsse p he ssx1s;e5 Of 1as =.
bad bf en- lEaneG. 1Ak,nK ,o:zl OF 80 O91 s1zres
The C nmlt1ee hAd Iat At pEr+ent cormuni.
Gated K''h iec lobtess Of tne psosinca. s:oct E1.
charges, rtqaesI,tR tit City 10 deal 10 stan ped
sna1ea, but 1heJ had no dooot that ttese genie
Een Would readily fA.l IL win their sIeWa T&e
committee = oatd hsue rtcelpta TO tae snArts
dtroiiled with The T11s:tet, aid Rive every fac,-
~ fs1 Inc psopretnra to d:-poss Of the whole or
aLy portion ot shcru- They bad lot Je. dec. .ded
upon an saekr, bat hr w:u1! oe Thoroughly IT.
tpolt1olt AID 1ruslwo:EtJ, VIII letters oI inszo-
1Lc.iou to the tfst hcu-es IN New 1ork. to 4hou
le would be aeIeto aapls fsr, sdvtcn aud aa.,s.
tapcn tEty would h,hO Ir knd Opsa'u fEf hitu 1
Recommendations from the Foreign uuco htfe- At
tho same time tEey thought would oe M vlse to
have ahy supp!t utsta1y committee OF American
InteEek's.
TIE revolution was carried nent. e9n., aGd tae
proceedings then terminated WIKI cordial vute
OF tnatls 10 the Chairman aud the committee for
their ss1y.ce4
, 1870-02-10
DR. LlVIHGSTOEE'5 REPORTED
DEATH,

Whut the Africans Th ought OF Film.
Ia .r.syels II tie 1ntescr of Africa By
JANE. Ctssraxc, published last rear, the follow
tpR reference Is trAGe 10 maae 70 Dr. Living
sto1eA lAbo1s, a1d ciae L given 70 the causes
which have perhaps I'D to Lii death u he tAads
Sf Ds Iy.restoIe j .a,o.s We ter bat p3or
Eutress. Previous 70 the las: arrival a0ocg satm.
When tqlc that te Was coc.trst the 1sII 1u.s.1oa
they asked ~a< - y bat II hs coming . 90 Ito
tr!Eg gu1s.' NO: the oook.'' :. Well. then he
had ee.tt7 t:ay akaJ: ais God has hled ""
the whltr men coming anotg tneu, Ard When
ever Or. LR4ozsiope preac1e1 in the presence Of
or v:ss.s Chief. tie doctors burn so1ethilg -
cham - protect them LION hta Hiscacsats. Be.
Ton Of being wlxasd. Tn.a nakes hin ei.hef
feared Ct admired, nd gives him certain tn
tueIce. They gire hun cte.lls fo- being good
doc;oE. md taJ he las cured nAaJ, bas khled
teashs: Vsen min d,c1 ne hss been filled. 81
II AccoCnta the doctotA preaching u barely
toeraed hJ sae CHIEF. who Is =: nesrt, highly dtx-
ptt1sed at hi doctrine, coneer1EX rain and poly
d g19e "a p tnaF, 7 IL as.
mn. corr, cattle, DC, !: the! would believe u
Gcd and rsfsa,n from porgnuy, slavery. and
other risspIacrcef: tt2: theJ nave waited : Long
tine tcr these good :h.1E', AID that they would
wnr arosner year 70 see II the Good MN he talked
aoo1. helped them nicely {rlss Enue>- Wn!le
ihcJ we're renting these taing', and convts5aloa
grew Sack, the CputcLoE Pooapaot wM deserved
uItlrg With piece Of EeHipaoes upside Gown,
E1ntckt1R the doctor a.ncttc hymn. 2ad. ooset.
eu prer ou h.s t7ct, threw hts lee: tofo the atf
md EXCLAIMED, nura,.cS oEs INTO load lAuEa oi
! E1dlcple, "Mt1ari" u coItua-n7 Of The D1tca
A.nhfeI EeEeraaI APPLIED - E.aao1ATes, n -
hzEtaliana- It Il to be boped liza. IN uIe betsei
| success Will Attend natksto1aIJ edo1tA
, 1870-02-10

ptrdeoce, m2kmuca - Il u 4 practical atltrl-
ton OF The rights ct rnen, vA1ls The other III
but 4 Theoretical enuhtsauon thereof: Tnefs'
yrrf committee to Advise iha general .Aeuunllnx
Of co.ortd poodle oI every Ssa.e Aad Territory
,h1opsh lenata ard htead, , Of tne land whers.sr
caliy arnouEctd and faisGed, ln order 70 o1es
up p1aJef sbo thAut8stttnx 10 the Almighty God:
aDS u IL ~ sro2es MaJs p alsale the .ot'a oes =,
OF ocf 1e'1oE E.countr1nku In oons'ttuuonsttJ ~
curing 10 n that which h1z alrays ouen OH last
ore btt nElnsuJ withheld. Yoaf eo1 n,il;ee does
taEc lln 9 . dec:Nn IA Joas name taas sau just
81 ssia mo III AusfStp 1S eseRs ee.Rm.uon sn :; 3
vilHale such u4e OF the rights II vii Add 70 tns
norog ED na' e1.3l iEtertsH Of the c71nt1y, and
,sa. n potsea..ou q Of tae rSn! aloaE WIN o:he1s
lave country 10 respcc: and oeisIn, as veil u
ic.low.couLI5Een towards whom thn5 Can cher.
lsa the nos: s1cc.loEAte regAid-
lEoFoSEp pEkfRtC7itk CT Tt.ATEA.
Tnc1c 11e row ID the vaults OF Ite Trcasun d.
cirtn CIT. tnEtJ.tou1 bexta q osLceled steet
r:ates aLd oihtx materials, hsretclote used b.
!ss r.. coap;ns Ms'nt I s5d d.
gosef1Te1t s1anPe, noncyr. and bonsla
Tnsysr 10 aes ); Chairman Il % TIC eouastss asss 3
item with The schedule Of those lnEr1pitd bJ the
1ar ats Of Epg1ar1ng snd Printing An1 Iuterusi
EeEeEue. TheI are to be taken 10 The Navy Yard
AID there Uelted In 4 btAst furnace,
1spIAf AFTAlRa-
1ne senate indian AnAirA Committee today
d joint COMMITTEES Or Indian Anairt.
AAEu1CAG COMMERCE
The Select Committee on The Decline OF Amerl-
can Commerce have Eeariy completed their re-
port. They Will recommend drawback on all
Ehtp-bulldtnE ngterA1a. and the rtpeA Q! tonnage
1utfts OF American yeske.A
, 1870-02-10
TIE Chicago TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE
For the Week Ending Feb. 9.

l-FARM AND oARpES: Howso cn,ura.a o,,r.
By Farmer ef Wicnrtaeo Cconty-Saence Of
Corn Qu,s1.e-Hew fn Cnl.tystr Potatoes -Psat.
re Farmer Auensl-Rerorte ri .h~ Commissioner
s Agriculture tor the eat le6s-ih w,uter-ti.s
Lime Poison-Ceoktns Food fos Castle-Ame:i;an
Dairy Frotrests--xut- BE a.uk rrees- Bo,k FAM
fu6-Thir1 Annual s. .Ho1 Ct tho Ccctrl Illinois
Hcrten1:uFaf Society.
:T1iR srEcrRoscorE At praRBoRS os-
SKRvATORY.
s-BPACr1FuL PHYyoMEyoS In sprluehela.
/ ERKFOuTlvE PARD0Ns: H<port tsom Goresuor
Palmer.
k-1uK WEST: Letter from omsha-B.ker. Battle
ID Mo1tsna-EeAr Caitf Anh nts Had SIkueh.
ttsed-Soms Aeeoun. Of the Bt.ckfcet SAttou-
The shetbone aud Rsuuoct Indlaas-The Big
Hora FIro'tns Expcditisu-
e-NRW TARIFF: FFcm cur HathlcEtan Co7Tes-
pontent-
7-N0KNUN1SM: Alarming sEreAd on Lo5S Itland
s-LONDON LKTrER; Mr. Dt'sht anl Fro:ee,ton il
the United states-The Critical Condition Of
Frsuet-WotIAn suntAse Ia EEslaad-Euikr7-
s-BATTLE OF GuAIMARo. Fun Particular, Of tks
Routing Ct Geresa1 Pu. los Army hJ th- caasna
-DtNer,:e Fikhire on both sides-lalse Ncro.
terct Killed, Wounded. szd Ats'!ae
!o-R0AE: L 6tA1Se OtturEenco At Roue-Nhat 10
Thought ot tt hy the fE1ett1 and Skephca-The
Superstition Of the ~FEH Eye"
E-NHW PUBLICATIONS; Life o& Dsnitl Wtbe!et.
hJ Georke 7ietho- ossr1is. Gee OF his Literary E1.
17-NOT IN THK DICTIONARY: From the Ga,s1v.
l3-PoEsRY; - shoo r,y"--Jin."
l-WOMAa'S RIGHTS: 3teetleg If the State As,o.
esssion At 'arH'ete1d-Htstosy Ct the &eveuert
in this ktste-
i5-FkMALE LkCruRERS; Acna piekl1scn-O Olive
Loeth
1e-woMRN AS ATTORNEYS: The e.,a OF Mn.
DE1dwel: The Opinion oI The Supreme Coat
delivered BY Jadse ta~ reacr.
l7-TRoUT-F1st3lhH N THE YoSEMTK: Letter
from w.H
ls-FRxE 1RArPER OF ruE WRIST: poror.
Jim Baker. Exit c.f.cr. Pes-e<. Smith. and
ls-NEGnu rATols AND ITS HrxoR: From =
p:etorst Journal.
aeMOsT BEAUTIFUL WOMAN II WASHING;
TON. Madame de Casar1zy+
aI-NUMEN LOBBYISTS IN WASHINGTON.
@WFSLHT AND ttts WfFK-
a-EDI1ORlALS:1 The fittrenth Amendment Raslsei
The LsAlTeu3e Dtciiou-The Vote On The
TariE-Thr Wheat P:o.peet-The R.il.o1d
oae:sio1-cock Comfy suaerhos'-E'w Tariff
si-Pl nsoNAL POLITICAL. .aa M1soElLA-
UNCONSTITUTIONAL coSrENT1oS: A Put
S5uopais Of the rro.eedtusa.
ss-coS8REsslOSAL PROCEEDINGS: Full sy.
nopxta-
g-NRWs SUMMARY: Including PersooaL Political.
Aiset1laneout. The Clay. and several ssAte4.
FuhirFto ke,
s-STATE LEGISLATURES.
es-HARKAT HEP0RTS FuN Review u the ChieaFo
Markets. Tats,t Malket.. By Telegraph, Of III
C.nlmesuial Foint4.
TER CHICAGO WrEKLT TH1HUsE has lA.ser and
better circulation IN the West than aDy ohef Journal
It IL excellent MEDIUM fur advertising. especially
to thosc 10 xh 70 ttc patronAGo Of the
dueiux etaascA. limited n1rbct Ct advtr.iasEtuss
viii be taken HacderAss ratts S1tse]pt1on price
Tn wxHaL1 TAinLsx. Z. Per Acnu0l. With liberal
reduction fer . tiuh Of ten or nrnys
, 1870-02-10
SFRlR RFJElD.
The Convention Yesterday,
Report Of the Legislative Com
mittee Further Considered.
Pny OF LcEislnlors-Impeacl1-
mcnf.
Second and Closing Day Of the
Woman Suffrage Convention.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Srt1kIFIKlD, Feb. ..
Tu1 LrdtsLATIvk RkrohT.
The convention has passed eight more Fection&
Of the Lcea'atiEe Committee report today, and
ccnsldcIs Lat II has 70. fairly III work Malbefs
begin 10 talk now OF an end to ,he session, and
zone thlrk they can reach II IN mon,h. That,
however, is tos probable. 1t is some two nontas
since The bedy met but there his btca only thirty
kix wo1k1tg dsysFo lar. a dIscuksIon wsa h4d
to-day on the section nkIng p65 Of members OF
the LeKbAi0re, sud the result Has that
1xy d:fHt system Wis adopted, Instead
Of the report OF the committee, which
allowed them $50 q tetm. This, sos 4 session OF
Htxfy days, wRs about sle a day. and was reduced
by MI. Dement'S substitute 10 IS I day, which
Will Just about pay the iezts1a:oz4 expenses at \
lcaailg loEGl
Some uenbesa In tneir remarks seemed to be
Eel.ing difeusted with the extra ecpIomcsl spirit
duplhj ed II the convention. Tata tendency was
ehoWu By resolution, which pnsaed by .
vote Of for15.thtec to n1ueHeen, looking to
dtsconttuuance Of al cfnctai rePcr:s, nnd At1ll
further ~ the opposition made to the printing OF
bills before deal vote be taken upon them in lie
LeaislAaute- OLe OF tKo delegates expressed
their amusement at the sptstt Of oppo1i.
ton to an exptnse Of 1 few dollArs for
such pI1nttrg. 4 wholesome provitinn Of the
report u1der cozs.derAion lg, that q public
statement Of I'll expenses ana appropriations OF
every krd shall be madc after each sessioa Of the
Legislature.
NFEAcH1iEET.
MF. Harns, OF Wnvce, NOV Cd An innovation to.
day, that II caseA Of impeachment ali Inferior
judges shall be tried By the Supreme Court H.
Ltean Of the Senate, hut the motion waa lost
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
i resolution Was offered and referred that \
vote OF the women or the State b. taken On the
proposition 10 he allowed to vote, the nat,er 10
aland OF lall By their decision.
COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT.
Ill. wal, Of Perry, has been appointed to Judge
Bulu ga' place upon the judiciary Committee.
INSURANCE COMPANIES ANIMAL srArKAEAra,
Al 1t will be Of interest to au the readers OF
TUE THBTHE, send Jcu Ilst Of ave insurance.
companies that have n!ed their annual sta,emen,
with the Slate Auditor slnee my last report, and
Received his certificate, wtthor. which no comps-
NJ can legnuF DO aus1ness tn this State: Moth
61isiAh ard Mercantile. Of London and Edin.
buIgh: Mar haitian, OF New YORK city; Buffalo Fire
and Marine, Of Buffalo. n. T.; Commerce, Of AL
lanys Commercial, OF Chicago: American, Of
Providence, T. l.; irving, Of New York c!tf; F.Ee-
mems, Of New York city: A!bAny City, OF Albany,
n. T.; Providence Washington, Of Providence,
Il. l.: Springfield Fire s1d Marine, Of Springfield,
last; State Fire, Of Cleveland. Ohio; Security.
Of New fosE city; North American, Of ua1.fasd,
Conn: Ientoula, Of Cleveland, Ohio; Cleveland
Fire ard Marine, of Cleveland, Ohio.