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The Assassination Of detective warren

The Assassination of Detective Warren
ABILENE, Feb. 1l.-[Special. ]-Ad
vices from Sweetwater to day show thai
much uneasiness exists in town on &C.
count of the assassination of Special
Detective Ben Warren, at the Central
hotel last night. 1t is feared that the
fence-cutting fraternity, which is sup
posed to have instigated the assassina.
ton, means to cause further bloodshed.
Col. T.. L. Odom, who is the
particular object of hatred, on
account of his efforts to
have fence cutters punished, left
town this morning. He and his friends
believe that his life would be in danger
by remaining in Sweetwater.
The remains of Warren were taken to-
day to Fort .Chadburn, where his fam
lily live, and where he will be buried.
He was shot in the face while sitting at
the stove with Col. Odam, and
several others. The bah passed entirely
through his head and he died Instantly,
without moving from the chair. He
WAS shot by a man who was outside of
the building. The county court jury,
by q vote of 8 TO l, yesterday,
refused to convict him of
the trumped up charge of cow
killing. This exasperated his enemies
and was probably the immediate cause
OF his assassinati n. Many of the best
citizens of Sweetwater have declared
their intention to call on Gov. Ireland
for aid In supervising the reign of ter
ror, as they believe little can be ex-
pected from the local authorities.
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Railroad News.

See the notice of w. w. Ross in these
columns. Watermelon seed for sale.
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40 sons Of tho train men were pass
ing 40 mo freight cars, In the lower yard
Of tbs Texas d Pacific road, last night,
thoy heard tho grosns OF man, and
bursting open the door OF tho car from
which II came, found tramp in almost
a dying condition. lie was thinly clad,
and when assisted out he could not
for while stand ON his his feet 40 fes.
Bile was he. Ho gave his nsme as
James McGruder aud stated that he had
boarded the car al Los Angeles Califor-
MIA, several days ago, with
tho intention OF beating his
passage TO Abilene, near which place he
In vain during tho trip 70 make his con-
tinement known by calling aloud aud
kicking on the door, but no one heard
him. He felt satisfied that he had passed
Abilene, and has suffered so severely
tor the want Of water and food, that he
became so exhausted that he had al
most lost all hope of being saved. A
railroad man, he said, who as.
sisted him 20 Los Angeles, had
I'll Paso, whore he expected to stop to
recnperate before taking another "spe-
cial COACH" The food and canteen of
water he had started with had
long since given out and he
began to suffer Intense agony OF mind
and body. So badly was he used up |
that he was turned over 10 some men,
who kindly offered to pro-
vide for his Immediate wants.
The hrst thing he called |
for was whisky and they gave 1t to him. !
He IL badly used up and his recovery IL |
doubtful. He says he was on the road
ive or six days.
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Notice..


COWS
Thoroughbred HoLsTErN BULL "MoN-
ARCH" registered III. III. b., No. 4S3.
Thoroughbred JERSEY BULL, "GREAT
o. REX's SON." registering A. j. G. O.,
No. IL ,254, (grandson OF the famous Rex,
Farm, Houston street, near Brewery.
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( KNOWING THAT
CHILLARINE

Has not and cannot fail TO cure, We ofIer S50(
Reward for any case OF Chills 1t fails to cuI
when directions are followed.
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SAN Francisco, Feb 13.-Informa
ton received here says G. w. Smith ha!
formally declined the commissioner
ship of the Transcontinenlal Railroad
association.
MR.. FINK MAKES A DENIAL.
New YORK, Feb. l3.-Comm ssioner
Fink says that the story published this
morning regarding his proposed con.
nection with the Missouri Pacific rail.
way system, is entirely without founda
tion.
MR.. MAsAC.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l3.-Theo. Masac, gen
eral agent OF the Missouri Pacific rail.
road tor the republic of Mexico, passed
through here to-day from tho east with
his family en- route to Mexico, where his
Headquarters are situated. MIR. Masac
Is the gentleman who was sent OUT
from Jay Gould's New York Office as
the director of the Diaz excursion
two years ago and had charge
of the party during its stay in this
country. While here to-day he stated
that he had been offered the position OF
secretary to President Diaz and that he
will accept, and expects TO enter upon
his new duties in short time. This is
said TO be the only Office under the Mex
lean government to which foreigner
can be appointed. Mr.. Masac is fine
Spanish scholar, and is otherwise said
to be highly qualified Tor the position.
WITHDRAWN FROM THE POOLS.
CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 13.-Receiver
system, to-day withdrew all his loans
from the southern freight and passenger
pools.
AN IMPORTANT COURT DECISION.
GALVESTON, Feb. 13-To-day the
clerk OF the United States circuit court
completed the papers in the suit insti-
tuted Ia that court by the Farmers' Loan
and Trust company, OF New York,
against the Texas Western Marcy Mari ovr
and interest on the same from the LIST of
April, 1880, to date, making the amount
involved in the suit $5S7,OOO, which
Is secured by first mortgage bonds of
said railway. The Farmers Loan &
Trust company, in their petition, pray
that an injusnctiOn may issue against
Mrs. Mary e. Gentry, administrative
of Abram M. Gentry, deceased; James
A. Baker, W. b. DOTS, James A. Baker,
residents of Houston, and identi-
ied with said railway company,
restraining them from disposing of the
property of the railroad company under
Judgment obtained in the Harris county
district court a few months ago,
agyregating over $45,00O. The Farmers
Loan and Trust company also ask that
Mr.. S. X. McIlhenny,who is now receiver
of the railroad company, under the
fiat of the district court of Harris
county, be removed and a new receiver
be appointed. The case is important,
from the fact that the validity of
the action of the state court will
be called into question in giving judg-
ment in favor of parties c0nsti-
tuting part of said railway or
ganiz alton to the detrlment of
non residents, who hold a prior claim
on the railroad company, to franchises
and appurtenances.
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,l5allHIl.. IMARaIACE GUIDE | ~

1,sp So sSS ssa Es Snaips s,f|s
Cowas WIZ VIE nay n.y.
yhyr Proper age TO marry. who mary m
Manhood, Womanhood. Physical decaY Nj
increased. Those wArfisd " voLs4Mpka1161
marrying shon.c reae ". u yav1c 70 s. -
By all adult rettort. inca kspt AMER loci I'D
cover and sqc rAgss, u cents ~ mall, "a nio3o5
OF POSTAGE. 'Il.I " M
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Gamers Little LAYER Pitts VIII posi-,
tlvely ca q sirk ,&d&che and prevent
IT. y6ts1rn- I his Is not talk, but truth.
ON b II dnse To BE- had of all drug
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Ceveiand ssl Hendricks SIC, BIains
80 Logas 1ss Votes.
ssNAroT sDmuNOs pass'oss
SURPRISES HOUSE AND SENATE,
xLvIll Congress.

III II". IH..U.H.I HOUSE.
w..u,~a~c~ Eoh !, Tha o,.,,.r,s
.o"s 80 ..,a',
OF the mouse were moi opened untii lo;l
this morning, and were soon cr0wde
and tina s,eps utilised FIR raatinr place,
wh 1890. ~ az. 1870. ~.-,,.
p'o" s"o s.o
for the families and friends OF ser
ators and representatives, was occr
MIA n,s,n,v bv ,.aia. ~,hiia Tho rort,o
80 - .- 100 ~ pO..,o
kiveh up 20 tne genera pubic WAS ME
Win kenuemen. Inc executive CALLER
was acant, anu que uiPIonht SAL IN
ta s.s@ ~ .ns ssiery reserved 10
she uii ~. .ss !, c cs.,
M. IuW ouEND onered . resoiu
uon ptovlulhH tnat curing the remain
uer ol ne session tne daIly nour
meet ug Of The house shall be II O'clock
Ns.orrSu;. r,rr ~ ,
~, "a ~ .LLAN 9neleu Fesoiutioi
Ieu' ~ tne uoor keeper 70 aumlt Y
.no nor,iauies having uckets ISSUED 10
nv.i ners 70 tne gauery uuring I'M
l v,n. nossion ZOE countins inc e'ectora
FJMs ,rr 49, a..
mr.. $4,000, from tne committe'
III UM.nppius.ons, ousue cach tn ~,
...is.i =, ooIuniuia approPria.on OH
VIII scnste aihenv menus, ana recon-
nenu.nB cohcu!Ience III solnS anu non
concurfsnce IN tne others. Inc recon-
n,enusei1n was sgreeu 70, anu Messrs
, rJ,,'set m a.,scs anu conner were sp
Pol1.oS S Spnn,rersSs'
NJ ~ .'., from Tue committet
gu eApenuitures ~ Tue aepartment o.
Jus.irs, reported tne PHI relating tt
com penssuon OF uarshais ana DINER
Snteu states oimciais, Piaceu on the
nouse ca'enuar; ms Is the pili incor.
Porateo ~ the last sunory civi Dill, put
WI ssr'U y IN .neaearoai 10 me senate
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SMITH DECLINES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13.-Informa-
ton received here says G. w. Smith has
formally declined the commissioner
ship of the Transcontinenlal Railroad
aasopiatinn
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Mr.. FINK MAKES A DENIAL.
New YORK, Feb. l3.--Commissioner
Fink says that the story published this
morning regarding his proposed con-
nection with the Missouri Pacific rail-
way system, is entirely without founda-
~
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10 morrow"
The ,asolu, ION went over accordingly.
Mr.. HOAR offered the following:
4 WHEREAs, The senate, having met
the house of representatives, In accord
ancs with the fifth section OF the
att q: March, l702, relative to the cleo
ton Of the president and vice-president
or the United States, and the cleo
t,ral votes having been opened
by the president Of the
souate III the presence of the two
houses OF congress, ana counted by the
,tellcrs appointed on the part OF the two
hoises, and /. appearing the whole
ntItpber OF electors appointed to
vote fir president and vica-president of
the United Stat $ is 40l, Of which 2
,nsiorlty Is 2ol; ana y
CLEVELAND, of the state of New York,
had received 2l9 votes for president of
the United States, and that Thomas
"a Hendricks, of diana, had received
2lD woes tor vice-president OF the
u lifted States, whish IL a majority or
the votes Of the whole number OF electors
appointed, and the same having been
duty declared by the president Of the
late, In the presence OF the two
Rssoiysd, Thss the senate is Of the
laws have been duly executed and that
~ further declaration Of those facts IL
MI C6NGER and M. INGALLS,.
\" let that stand over till TO- morrow"
N want over accordingly. r
Mr.. HOAR said sthe resolution was IN
the usual form, and WAS Just like
tha revolution OF NGur years ago.
MI, IN4AIsLS: thu the declaration
aknOt In the usual fpNin,n
rhe senate resumed Apnsif16ratiuu OF
the bill to repeat thu presumption
aud timber culture lava and After
discussion thA Till WA TO-
ported snd some amend neuts rejantods
witch the comfnittse re,p ffsrsd. Pend
into executive session and so,r ~
4 oyvrosxk o4Arawu. y
Yno 1ol}owinf ofd0kol annOo no6mout
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-26

STRANGE Of A. johnson and 81 others spair.,
the medical bill, which vas referred 10 tina
Committee on Judiciary.
by Mr.. Dyer of Baldwin-Bill an act Z.
enable the BAY State Chemical Co to is,us
preferred stock, which vas referred Ia m.
Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Davis Of Farmington-Memo,;.los
Francis b. Butler ct ais. of Farmington !.
the American Peace Society, which was "a.
ferred to the Committee on Federal Rels.
tons.
Bv Mr.. Field of BangOr-Bill an act to re-
peal part OF an act making valid the organ
lzatlon OF the Monsoon X. r. Co , and author.
lzing the extension of the same. which va.
referred to the Committee on Railroads, Tele
graQhps and Expresses
By Mr.. Barton of Nsples-Biil an act in
relation to physicians and others making
prescriptions on application for intoxicating
liquors, and the filling of the same by
apothecaries. Also bill an act to amend sec,
Il, chap. ~ of the revised statutes, which
were LAID on the table to be printed
BY Mr.. Case of Rockland-Remonstranc
OF 5. II. Boynton and 200 Others against the
passage of the mutual relief association bill,
which was referred to the Committee on
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.
BY Mr.. Walton of Skowhegan-Bill an act
to exempt certain plantations from the pay
ment of county and State taxes. which was
referred to the Committee on Legal Affairs.
By Mr.. Emery of Harrison-Bill an act to
amend sec. IL, chap. IL OF the revised stat
utes in relation TO the apportionment of
school money, which was referred to the
Committee on Judiciary.
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House,.
w

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 18th.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Sweetland of the
House.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
Resolve for the publication and distribution
of the acts and resolves of 1885. came from
the Senate passed to be engrossed and had
its three several readings and was passed to be
| engrossed in concurrence under suspension
of the rules on motion of Mr.. Harding of
Gorham
Resolve in favor of B. H. Swift came
from the Senate passed to be engrossed, and
had its three several readings, and was passed
to be engrossed in concurrence, under a sus-
pension of the rules, on motion of Mr..
Sprague of Monson.
Resolve in favor of Simeon d. Packard
came from the Senate passed to be engross ed,
and had its three several readings and was
passed to be engrossed in concurrence under
suspension of the rules. on motion of the
same gentleman.
Resolve in favor of the State Normal
school came from the Senate passed to be
engrossed, and had its three several readings
and was passed to be engrossed in concur
renee under a suspension of the rules, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Powers of Houlton,
Senate document No 80, an act in relation
to the election of selectmen, came from the
Senate indefinitely postponed, and was laid
on the table on motion of Mr.. Heath of
Augusta.
Resolve in favor of Hamlin Plantation,
passed to be engrossed in the House, came
back from the Senate refused passage, and
on motion of Mr.. Heath of Augusta it was
voted that the House insist on its former vote
and ask committee of conference
The speaker appointed Messrs. Heath of
Augusta. Cyr of Grand Isle, and Goodwin of
Danforth on the part of the House.
Bill an act to incorporate the Pemaquid
Land Co. came from the Senate amended BY
striking out the 4th section and passed to be
engrossed, and the amendment was adopted
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HllliOuamesa.

1t is very prevalent at this season, the svmp.
toms being bitter taste, offensive breath, coat
ed tongue, sick headache, drowsiness, dizzi.
ness, loss Of appetite. If this condition Is al.
lowed to continue, serious consequences may
follow BY promptly taking Hoods Sarssparil-
la fever may be avoided or premature death
prevented. 1t is positive cnre for billiousness.
Sold by all drup0ists
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Senator Frye is said to be the only Con-
gresham who dresses in homespun-that
is to say, his clothes are made of goods
manufactured in his own wooden mills at
Lewiston.
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City of Augusta.
The Committee on Accounts of the City Council
will meet on
Wednesday. March 4th

for examination Of accounts and claims against the
City of Augusta, and all persons having bills
against the city are notified to present the same to
either of the undersigned to the City Treasurer
on or before Tuesday, March Sd.
All bills against the city must be approved BY the
city ofhcers under whose authority the 81 ne were
contracted.
A. +. FULLER, \ Committee
JOHN =. RYAN,
SAMUEL W. LANE.) Accounts.
February 18th, 1885. feb26iw
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Thousands Say So.

Mr.. T. w. Atkins, Girard. Kan, writes
81 never hesitate to recommend your Elec-
trio Bitters 10 my customers, they give entire
satisfaction and are rapid sellers" Electric
bitters are the purest and best medicine known
and will positively cure Kidney and Liver
complaints. Purify the blood and regulate
the bowels. No family can afford to be
without them. They will save hundreds Of
dollars in doctors bills every year. Sold at
fifty cents bottle by Devine & Coughlin.
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The New York Herald contends that
Mr. Manning is ineligible to the position
of Secretary OF the Treasury by reason of
the bank presidency and bank stocks
which he holds.
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The democrats will now bend every
energy to secure control of the United
States Senate. A republican majority in
the Senate Is the only barrier against COM
plete Confederate rule in the government
No stone will be unturned by them during
Cleveland's administration to gain ma
jority in the Senate. Their efforts are al.
ready seen in Oregon and Illinois. In
other republican States they will endeavor
to destroy the republican organization
gradually and stealthily and secure legis.
lalures friendly to their projects. Repub.
licans must be wise. watchful and earnes,
to crcumvent and defeat the schemes Of
the opposition.
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Next Wednesday will witness the out
going OF Arthur and incoming of Cleve-
land us President. The "Jeflersonian
simplicity" promised at the Inaugural
ton of the democratic President has
faded entirely out of sight
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Football is becoming fashion again.
FOOT ball can never reach popularity until the
american shin-bone is set further back, or
wnen st. Jacobs Oil is carried in every
pocket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-26

Rev. Curtis Kinney, Pastor End Bapt.
Church, East Lyme, Conn, says: 81 have
used more than fifty bottles of DIR. Seth
Arnolds Cough Killer. think it cannot be
improved for public speakers"
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Claims.

Until further notice the Committee on Claims will
meet In Committee Room No. IL, on Wednesday o
each week, at O'Clock +. NJ.
T.. A. AUSTIN, C,.;,,o,
OTIS kALER, o"""e"'
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Pensions.

Fhe Committee on Pensions will meet on Wednes
days, al O'Clock r. M, in senate Chamber.
HI BEARCE, Ch.;r,,.n
y. r. DAVIS, """'r"e"'
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TIGHT, BUT $

TIGHT, BUT SLOW.
OIL it's a snug little island,
A right little. tight little island;
But 1t seems rather tardy
In catching Ell Mahdi,
Who lives In the warm little Nile land.
The Independent.
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Federal Relations

Committee on Federal Relations will meet in the
Senate Chamber on Friday next at 2 O'Clock.
:. b. HUME, lChs,rr.,
W. W. CROSS, S""'"e"'
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Insane Hospital.

Until further notice, the Committee on Insane
Hospital will meet IN Committee Room No. IL, on
Thursday OF each week, at O'Clock 2. NJ.
Per Order of Committee
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State Prison

Notice ia hereby given that Il final hearing will
be given before the Committee on State Prison, at
the State House, on Friday, February "a, at 2
O'Clock p. NJ. petition Of Commissioners of Ken
nebec county for adjustment of Jail workshop.
:. W. JUNKINS,
Sec. Com. on State Prison.
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MilitayU Affairs.

The Committee on Military Affairs will meet in tn
AdtutaDt Generals Office, Tuesdays, at 2 p. M.
A. a II " N WKi4Maks;H, chairmen.
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Judiciary Committee

The regular meetings of the Judiciary Committee
viii be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 90 P.
N.
C.E. LITTLEFIELD Sec, of Com
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IOnntRs.

me Committee on Counties will meet in the Sen
as Chamber on Tuesdays at 2 O'Clock r. N.
%. L. BRAGDON, trh.;.r,.r
FRANKLIN ADAMS,
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County Estimates.

me Committee on County Estimates will meet in
OOmmittee Room No. IL, on Fridays, At 4 O'Clock p
NJ. JEREMIAH PHfLBROOk,
Chairman,
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Vans and Brid0es.

rha Committee on Ways and Bridges will meet In
Rosn No. 10, on Wednesdays, at O'Clock p. NJ
STEPHEN !: NYEs Chairmen.
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TOuns.

Hbe Committee on Towns will meet at Committee
Recon- No. IT. on Wednesdays, at 2 O'Clock p. N.
y vi +. 81 sII Him; chairnen.
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Nsrcu,,tile Affairs and Insurance.

me- Committee on Mercantile Affairs and Insur
amer WI meet on Wednesdays Of each week. at 2.30
r. H., in Senate Chamber.
John I. CUTLER. Chairmen.
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Commerce.

Oonmiitee on Commerce will meet at their Com
mfttee Room, No. IL, Thursday, at O'Clock p. M.
5 5. H. H. Elliott ALLEH chairmen.
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Interior W1lRra,

- Committee on Interior Waters will meet In
Room o, Tuesdays and Thursdays at O'Clock p. NJ,
ust6 farther notice.
CIV. SMITH, tc,.,.uan
CHI GILBERT,
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Ne Committee on Agriculture will meet In Room
No. y, on Tuesdays, at O'Clock P. NJ.
.E. PARKHURST, fh.,-,,.r
G. WHITTIER. I OhaIr"en'
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Banks and BGnking.
ne Committee on Banks and Banking will meet
on Wednesdays Of each week, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. in
Senate Chamber.
Ri. i; T HOUSTON, chairmen.
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State Lands and State Roads.

The Commute ON State Lands and State Road,
yin meet ut the Room of the State Land Agent, or
Wednesdays, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
rHILI p WILSON. chairmen.
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Slate college of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts.
me Committee on State College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts will meet in the Senate Chamber
on Tuesday, Jan. 10th, 1855, at O'Clock T. NJ.
ANSEL l.. LUMBERT, Cho;ru.r
SYLVESTER CAKES, '""''""