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NUMBER 177 ~-NEW SERIES.

THE N9RW.lL§£ G;iZET'l‘E.
A. II. DYING-TON 8.; (TO.
A ll. l3ii.\‘cro.\'. H. W. ll\'.\'t"l‘.
Ofiicc at the jbol. of Jllaiii sl.—o1rcr the store cf
C. J. (z‘rimi.an.

 

Ternns of the Gazette.

 

Village sulisci-ilici's by carricr-—pr yr 32 00
Nail do in ailvniice do 9 (ll)
Oliicc §l.ll)SCl'il)Pl'F, or those living out of
the Cariii-r’s (listrict. and who call for
their paper:-: at the (flier: 1 50
Cuuipiicirs of fire or more reccivi cg their
papers by mail. ifpaid in advance 1 50
Tenns of Acivcrtising.
10 lines or less, 1 iiisertion 50‘
u 3 H 75
16 u 1 -* 75
u 3 H 1 U0

 Jon Pc.i.\"rn\'o rzrccui/rd icilli ncalncss
R; _ I
and /l('.\'].-‘(Z-[(7.1), and (1.! low ])I‘l.“(‘S.

. 5.-. él. A. BESSELL,
Altai‘ ieys and ceuni;ellers at law.
Oiiice over J. 1'tl:1!lory 5;. C'e.’s,Sto:re,
l\’Ol{\\'ALl(, CJNN

v'f€i'}'E§l."§§ I3. 7-§':'.lii'."EE‘i¥’f“3‘;
 ti I . ax «. "i <3,
Over 1-‘. St. J0}an’s Store,
NOl‘i.\V;\ LK, CT.
Likenesses
TVarra.2ile(l to plmsc all gcml jmlgrs.

 W. Narramere,

3. B in 4. Bra if-“ ‘Q
2%? ll lb Zia
Corner 0/ Slate :Ln.:l ZlIa-iii. SlrecZ.~‘,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
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1\T333:.~'RE‘U'L CURBS‘.

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FOR THE CL-M2’-‘LETE CURE OF
Coughs, Golds, ,3-Infiv-.en.'«:.a_,
Asthma, Lfironchitis, Spitting
of Blood, and all other‘ Lung
Con1p1;xi11ts tending to
r0 -* . . _ '2

CON SB l.‘e“'iF'§[email protected]‘-l.
Vihll lS s_\‘riip coiitains no 0,'21'um, Culrniitl.

or any iiiinernl wliatevei. but is co:npo~?-
ed C-.i‘itii'(-ly oftliosc roots. lH‘l'l):~‘, and vegetable
Sl1l)$l:ltlt'(‘S wliicli have a sp:-cilii: influeiice up-
on tho. liiiigs. aiiil their coiiiiecieil ()|'1ttl].~i. lts
iiiiziimliizle (5,/ji°r.'l is to allay iill ll'l'|lilllttll, at d _'__1oii-
tly ieiiiove. the ,"lflf"L{I.'l aii-I ollicr inorbiil St‘('l'U
ll()i'H front the tin‘ ..it and iiii'—p:iS.~‘=I§l4‘«“§ lllU5 V9-
lieviiig the congli. Iii; .€lLf)rfufII,Q'(III€flI_/ffl1lLIIl((ff()}I
airl other ciiiises wl:':cli give rise to it. lralso
stiiiiiilates and imparts a licaltliy toiieto the
lungs lllGlt|~‘(‘lVt‘S. tlici'+-liy enabling them niore
lllOt'Ull_L1llly to rein-rive froni this blood t hose impu-
rities an.-.l ilim.-i.~*eil iiarticles. which. if ictziiiicil.
(l0 so much iniscief in tho .<y-tciii, a d lay the
fullllilitlltlll for iin-iiralile Cu.'isiuii,i>/.ion. It also
exerts ii ilcciiled action npori the .~‘lw'.lt). and as-
sists nature in expelling. tln-on;-,li the exlialr-tits
much of that llI’JI‘liltl in:itter which would oth-
erwise lie t.hro\vn back upon the lungs. thus rc-
lieving them ofa part. of their work, aiiil ri-ii-
clei'iii;; the systeiii pure and lir.-iililiy. \Vheii
tn':iei’cle_.~ are fo;'niiii_:1. it (:l2e'(:l(.\‘ tlieir develop
meat and f.n'tlier pro;_=i'e.ss: or if ulcenition has
talie.i place. it. assists the lungs in tlirowing off
the corrupteil in lllt‘|',S()Uills the ii'ril:itioii. lieals
the lllL:Pl'tllr‘tl cavities. and i'e.<tiires them again
to lictiltliy action. 'l‘iii.< ziieiliciiie.tliei-cliire,
is not a p.'zli'.L‘rLI,/'.i;c inerely. which only i'elii~ve.~i
for the time henig, lint. is it 1‘-fl/)I'{)II,:_f‘/IL c.-1.ra[[i‘c.
as it strikes at the very rout, of the rlisuiiso, and
by i-einoviiig it, reriiovos at once all its rcnioto
anzl attan l int cit:t\.‘(‘i'l:lt‘.tlCB.s‘. 'l‘his is its i/is/iit-
g-Li..s.’zi/ig c'z.:ii-iir;zcr£—st£c—-xi propcrt y iiimessctol
in equal power. by no other iiiucicine of like
tia.tui'e now bi-.fore the public.

Cll.1CUL:\R.S. &C.

As no oi'il'ia:irs,'-~i'/.e:l ailvei'tisoiiiniit. can fully
explziiii the iiature and nierits oftliis a I'l’l(‘lt‘, the
Proprii-.toi's have pulilisliml a new cir('u.[ur. giv-
ing the .’i,£.sl.or_i/ of/1'1 is mcrlicinc ; the i/escrip/it.-ii.
nzi/,icrr,r,§-:.. of is principal lllg'l'(¥-tll(’lllS. the i-lfcct
tlicy are ilesigiieil to liavi-. upon the lungs and
llV(',l',;,t|1(l:| copious rcf-.ei'o:ii-e to the persons
«u,-ho /L,r(1;(3 [)5-an curcil fI.l[l./,——-_'_'l\"ll’I;1{'ll(*.‘ll' iniiiics
mil |‘c$lllE-[|(f(~"..\‘ evi-.tt to l;lit'li' tiuliilier. 'l‘lI().~‘.0
who .u-.», /,,-mr!;[g,[ iu/'.I./L ll L'l).'I._1('fL, or whose lungs
are in the Ir-.i~'r t-ff.-ict*.eil, are 1'-iII'iiB>ftl_Y llfi-‘5|'P-ll
to oill upon the :\'_!t’.tIl.s‘ naniel l)t".l(l\\'. and pro-
cure t)'II:5 ofthoi-.-. [)ll‘tttl])l£'.lS. lt. can be haul
g.--¢ui',s ;|;ll will -.vi-.ll ropiy :1 perusal. 'l‘ho
" /tints on. luaiz/.1/1.," and “ about linking cold."
may lie wort li to yii'.ii'.~ielf and litiiiily.

llU.\'Dl1l<)l.)S ()l*‘ l)t")LL.-XRS,
in the slripe of Doctors’ Bills .~'2ivoil.l)csieles'.1r~-
inz to means of pi-uloziging many a valuable
life.
\V.-\l‘iR.-\.\'i'l‘Y.

Such is our C0llll:lt!ll(3fl in its virtues. that we
are willing to l0.C.v‘/‘I1-“(.1 this iii-.s.liciin~. in eve-iy
cave 0/'i'ece1if,c-ulr/. (whore tl:~'il'.(l according to
tho (.lit't:!C.llOllS on page 7th oftlie painphliet. iii-
si.le tho \Vl'illl])t!I' of :32l(:ll bottle.) aiiil where
the pei'.<i)ii is not szitislieil that he is deI'iviiig
be:|.3fi|' i‘,-um it, by returning the bottle within
2-1 hours time.

'l‘l-lli MON EY
will he re't.urn d. E$7’Si:i: pige 3d of the
pain ihlet; lllilld the \vi-.ip;iei'ot' exit-li l)Ullll’--

L?‘ Be sure to ask fir Dr. A. ’i.og!*i's’ syrup
ofL7.z:crivirI. Tar. and (,‘:ziici’uzlagu(z, and let
no otlier lie piilnieil on you.

C in ii\'.—-.\'nzc gnntiiizc. unless there is mi
the liiifi"wrappei'. a mile of luznil. signed with
upon. by A L. SUUVll.li 5: CU.

lt‘oi' Sllfl, \\‘ilt)l6S'-lll§ and retail. by A. L.
SCUVI LL 5.’. CO.. l’i'opi'ietoi's, at their prin-
ci izil, Depot, GU'l‘HlC l~l.-\lJL.. No. 316
Bruit-lw.zi/. New York. to whom all orders for
the .\13'lil:l|1G. and leters relating to agencies.
should be addressed post paid.

Also, for sale in Norwalk by J. A. \VEED,
and \V. E. BlSSELL.
.PIice—lu li_rrge bottle. $1.00; or six bottéles

for $5.00

George A. Ia?‘-iissell,
AGl«)i\"l‘ or 'i‘i-in
slnicrican llliiliial Life lllféltftililtie Co.
OFFICE IN M.-\Ll.Ot{Y’S BUlLI_)lI\'G.

0. E5. ?«."'e1-ry,
iltlcrxzcy anti ('eiins.:elEei' at lair’.
Motion--y9s BuiMi:2g- ,

O_[,’Zcc hours from 8 lo 1'; u’c[oi-A", A. Ill.; and
from 1 lo (3 o'clock, P. Ill.

 

 

62-serge A. Davenport,
illtcrncy and €oiniscllei' at law.
OJ-/ice lrlrcsl Si./la tlzc'I}ridgc,
1\’OR\\'.A‘-.Ll{, CONN.

C. J @R'l.3'ft:$£'£s'.ii°~*£i',
Dl’l.\I.l-Ill l.\' l“0I'tl*2lG.\' AND DUMlC$'l‘lC

Staple Saffaiirig ¥f'3i°*g <Em mg
CARPETING

(.‘a:‘r*i:2.ge Cloths and T;-inamngs.
CL4}'l‘§E§, C.-'lSEiE;‘lll3 -’.E5l, V
.‘§3zeei'Ln-.gs. Elaiiizeés. em.
N O R W A L K, CT.

 

333722393151 6%; Evfiead,
\VllOLlCS.\ Ll‘) «V: IlE'.l‘.~\ll_. DEALERS
ln Grocerii-s. l’i‘ovi.<iiiii.=, lflour. l"c.cd, Salt.
Fish. Clt)Cl{t‘.l'_y and (llass \Vare. \Voodcii and
\Villow _\\"ni-i-. Brooiiis. i\lat.<. &i-.. c\'c.
No 2 lVii(cr sl... .‘\'orwul/c. Conn.

55. El. €§-lmstead,
\Vl‘lOl.F.SA Lli’. & l’il‘l'l‘.=\lL DE:\LER IN
Groceries. Floizr. l’i'ovi.sions. Salt: Powder. &c.

No. 14 dc I6 Main st, Norwalk. Ct.

E-Zéiclcearali Lyon,
l.\ii*oi».'i'r:i:s A.‘-‘D Cn).i.*.:i.~:sio.\'

ll A RD \V.-\ Rli M E f-{C-ll A;\"l‘S,
KEV UU Ll) l'P$;)I‘t‘.lfuil_\‘ call the atti-ntioii of

b ii:ei'cli:iiit.s and ni=iiiul'.ictiir<-i's to our
extoiisim assortiiiciit of lli:I(l\\':tl't'. tziiiiipiisiiig
itlltlO.~‘l i-.vci'_y article of liiiglisli. (_.1‘e~.iiii:iii and
Aiiic.i'icaii ’ iii:iiiiifactiii'c,‘ aiiil we gi.i;iiaiiteo to
you that our prices are as low as any house in
Boston or ;\ew York. Ui this you can .s:iii.~f_','
_\‘our.<i,-lf by calling on us at 83 \Viilei' street,
Bi'ii.lgepoit_.

Lociawoc-4!, Haiglr-.t 8:. Co.
i\1\.\UI~‘.-\t'."|‘Lltll*Zl'iS oi-‘
'l'l.\', SlllClC'l ~lliU~.\’. <3; BRASS \VARl3S
AND l)}~Z.»\l.l~‘.l{S l.\'

@'l‘()VES. i':iiiges, liiriiai-cs. llPttlCl'S and

(ll‘l.lt!l~‘, hollow ware. sad irons. c.:i.~'iiiig-,
>llt‘(‘l load and load pipe. stove pipe :|l‘.(l zini-.
i)l‘é|S$ l»Clllt"..$', i:n:la=i;.'. porcelain, jappan and
lii‘itt:iiiin \V’:!l'('..~‘. chiiia. ci'oi-kt-\i'y and gliiss
wart-. l~‘t-ntoii enaincllcil \\'ai'i-~.~.'. ltl'USlI(‘.*§ and
lll2lll'llP.'~‘. gliiss lanteriis. i-liziin }:L':ltti\$, Miller's
water proof oil [li!.\,ft' l|i2t(:l\l|l_£I. licsli caiiiplieiii:
and huining flniil. w:i.~'liii:g and y(=a.~t po\\'(lei'.<,
>‘tt)\‘(-3' and Show Lilacliing. wrapping papi-r.
weiglits, broonis. pails. trav.<, bowls and tubs.
si--ives, rii:itts_ wasli lio:ii'd<, lil(ll(‘S. stiiinps.
spoons, clothes lJi|bl\£"l>,', bellows, c\'c., &c.
_:_.-—-———é-‘:-

B R(’).-\ DC l.O'l‘llS.

€}‘z:"§-.'.*'.*3~1.‘T':7‘»'§.. :‘3iE.7;.’?'%.'§—'i‘«§.,

A N D V E S T" l N G

f'E:‘3lll1'. lttl'£jt-‘ST. licst aiirl clieapest flr¥S()l‘lli1(‘.lll

'. cvni offs-i'cil in this town is to he found at

the store of tlic subsci'iliei'. and all goods piii'

i-liased will he cut by one ofonr fii'.~t«cla:~:s tailors
lieu of expense to the pnri~linser.

C. J. (3RUMi\V

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Ll§llO\V & BLOD(.ilC'l"'S
33.:-Jzezzt Searirizig Zfiliiaclainos,
Ni) l‘il'.'lllS for iisiiig tho siirne. for sale by
the Sl.ll)s(Zl'll)0l'- 'l'lie iiinpi‘ccedci:tell spi-‘ell
and pvrli-clioii with which sewing can he donv
with tlieso iiiiicli'iiie.~: is iisttiiiisliiiig. Oiie of
lllt‘||t can he .<ci=ii in opcrzition at any tinie at
my liouso in Gi'ceii.~fai~iii:-. 'l‘lii-_v can tIl.~() he
>'t‘(’ll on the coriwr of lilin :ii.d Canal st. and at
33 Gold st. N. Y. lts iiilvsiiitzigcs ovcrotlicr
Bliicliiiies are in /rzslcni'ng the coils huih \\’llPl'|
it coiniiioiiccs and stops. and ])l.lffl'II‘Q' in or
.s'lrc‘c/iin/_r eillzcr side of the cloth at plcasiiie,
aiiil .~atitt.-liing both sides alike. and will accoiii-
plisli r/oublc the work ol'an_v otlier inac-hiuc.—
niacliiiics and riglits for Stilt‘. for ev¢>i‘y town in
the county of l*‘airlielil, r-.x(:cpt. the l()\‘.'lt~€ of
i\lo:iror-.. Ni-wtnwii. lleddiiq-_'. \\-’csti»ii ainl Ens
too. All per.-oiis are can-‘;ioiii-.il iigaiirst |:ti_\fir,2
or iisiiig any iiiacliiiies that 7tl't‘. infi-iiigciiiciits
on this patent. DAN l EL BUR ll.
\Vestpoi't. March Isl. 18.51. 1‘.’lf
Ready fvfiade Gfiiotliiazgk
'l_‘lll‘l subscriber has on liand anil iiitciids
keeping a good tl.~‘S0l'lllt('llf of i‘i(‘tlll.V Maili-
Clothing ofall kinds. Also, a _.«_:ooil nssortincnt
of Cloths, Csissinn-.i'cs. aiiil \’cs:iiig.~‘, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
~‘lt~|'l notice.
N. l‘. Particular at'tont'.on piiiil to cutting.
'l‘l-IO-MAS RlLl£\'.
Nt)I'\\’illl(. Fol). 25.1851. 9

Ready '§‘i§a..<3;e ffilcthirzg.

7. ‘l'l_l‘I siilisciihi-i' has lill\(‘ll lllt‘ .‘~‘.l0l0 lately
oc(:upic(l by Mr. ll. l’. Bart vs. wliicli

he has filled willi a choice tlSSOl‘llllPltl ofi'o;iil_y

rninle ('.l()llllttj_', caps. hats. llllil)l‘(‘llZl$. i\‘c. Per-

sons lltf("l](lllT,'l to ltlll'(.'lltl>‘0 will ilo \\t'll to call

cheap as can be found elseivlicio.
ll. M.-\G.\'l1‘.R.

2

Norwalk. Jan. 13th. 1851.

Arrival of Neev Spring 6:‘-‘roads.
7 ‘H l‘) SL|l);~‘l§l'll)(',iS h:ive~ constantly on hand
ii la l'_£1(*2I§.\‘()l‘l nient ol llcaily i\ladc. Cloth-
ing of all kinds. ilcsciipiioiis. :iinl sizes. Wlll':ll
- ill be olt'ei-ml at ui'ipreccili--ntcd low |tl'lt2(‘.':~'.-—
Any persoii \\'lSlllH_:_’ a good siiit of Spririg
cloilies at a less price than they can he pnr
chased at. any other estiihlisliiiiciit in this
town, is i'espectfLill_v lllVll('(l ttrcall at the store
of Ll'l‘llAUl£l’» & TURK.

 

 

Teas.
UBLIC attention is c:i'lcil to tho large
stock 0l'grceii and black tr-as now oli'e~i'eil
by .‘»AY:\lO.\‘l) (X: ;\ll'lAD.
, AZ()l'IS'.—\V. & S. l}i,itchoi: ’ and .losr-ph
l‘}lli0tt's Ct-‘l(\l)l'lll(‘-(l l'i2tZt)l'S of almost ev-
ery pattern, wliole-sale and retail by -
l~lOLCO;\1B (Sc LYON,
83 \Vat.er st.. Bridgeport.

Earasols.
ECEIVED this day :1 largze and splendid
. assortment of pnra~‘.ols which were pur-
chased at auctiQi:],t1_nd will be sold at. :1 bai'giiin.

c. J. eiwM_.§.N. _

and exaiiiiiie his stock, for ltl‘ will sell goods as‘

BY A. H. BYINGTON & co;

fitcrutiarc, Cantcral Eiitelligcurc, ll)-alitiis, :*\gt.'iL'tIl’t1t1'£,‘ ‘Arts

NORWALK, CT. TUESDAY, MAY {-20, I851.

rorrarc

(lfinristiaia .lc‘eliowsl:ip.
\Vlien clouds obscure lil}-is changing skies,
And coinlints sinl. and joys depait,
\Vhc.ii czirtiily cares and sorr.iw_s rise,
And S.'ttltl(‘SS steals upon the heart;
How sweet to turn thus piuast, with grief,
\\"hile low the sinking spirits bend.
To that bicst; source ot’snro iw;-licl',
The boson: of at faithful iiiand.

\Vliile wandercrs in a vale of tears,
How s\\'ect a kiiidrcd heart to find

\Viiti wliinii to share our liopc.~s and fears,
And hold connininioii. pure refined.

Bk-..<.~:cd privilege !——lieave:i horn. heaven sent.
A solace for the gi'icf—worn heart——

A been of love in iiici'cy lent,
Hope. to inspire, and joy impart.

Blessed fellowsliipl wliere soul meets soul.
lleund by tho 1 es of (.'lll'l5lltt|l love,
Drawii by the Spirit's :.wcL:t coiitrol,
Bi-iglit antepasi ol joys above.
And then how sweet with such to feel
The kind ii\g< of dev-.i:ioti‘s ll.=iiiic—-
BcfUI'c our l<‘ailn.-i~’s ihione to kin-el,
And blcssiiigs Seek in Jesus‘ name.

Tliis world of ours can never give
A Ins‘. ing joy coiiipiircil with this,
in l-.llit.lI'tfLl .-yiiipatlrv to live.
As tiiniuzil licirs (il‘iLllLll(3 bliss.
Tlicii, ‘mid life's clninges, giro me still,
Swcct coininuiie with a kiiiilred licait,
"Twill be l'lca\'cii's cure for iiiany an ill.
ln whicli earili's soriowingoiics share part.

 
'l'.=.ac I-léiiisiatcza-c.
A LY.\‘Cllt.VG :‘(_'l-Z.\'l£ l.\' (.‘.-\Lll-'0lt.‘~'i.’\.

lo the your IS/19, during" the hot inoiith of
August, I lt'fl S::ci'aiiii~iiio City, with a party
of :l.\', llll?iLltlll)g inysclf, for thc l't‘ll)OlC re-
gions of l4'cii1lii:i' River. l had tried sever-
al of lllt‘. O‘.l'tt‘.l‘ iivcrs wiiliout much success
and as sonic friend whom I inct in town, cu-
diavoicd to cniivii'icc me that this was the
(llll_V true and li-giiiii‘i:'i'.(,- spot, whci'c tlic
"' I’ife" could be iri:n_lc. l icry unwilling-
ly gave n"._\' C0l)Et'lll to ritukc one of the
party.

We sc-iilcil all the arrnngi-meats to our sat-
isfaction, and their boiigbt l').'()VlSl0IlS(?ll0ll:_:ll
to last us for ll:lL‘*_* lltlllln‘, hiiiii a six niulc
tcain, p-.icki'd our sluffnii our buc.l.'s, and one
aficinooii about six o‘clock, took up our
line of ttldlcll for the abo-uc nanicd plum’,
tllrllttll 1'.l)(itll, 150 inilcs frciii Saciaini-nto
City. Om: am. rig cur coiiipuny playid on
lllt.vl.:l),4_;lG ll(Ct‘till_V well, and as the .-oul in-
_~pii-in; non-s iniig out iliruugli tltc \'2illlL’S,\\‘c
all imagine-l UUl‘.\t.'l\'t;‘.o‘ uoiih, at the h:astcul-
culation €:‘:3ll,0UL‘——-or soon would be

Alas! wli-:~,rc are Lliry, an-‘l thcir ll(|l)f.*.S and
+~xprciaiu-.iis now? All but one l'i.irc laid
ihcir bout-:~‘ in a siiangc land. Fillltlllt‘, dis-
t'tl5t.‘- and iiiiirder, have take-n llltjtlt one by
(lll(‘,Ulll,il lili‘)ll{'.‘i‘1fllll.'ll,{t mcnuincnt of Lied‘:
l’il('l('_V.

But l am digressiiig. Nothing worili
n,.tic-ing occurred on our roiztc, and ufiegi‘
four days liaid travr l, we arrivcil, with blis-
lt:‘l(‘.ll-lt'(l and at,-liing boiii-5; t'\'Ll'_‘.'lj()(ly nu.
liap;_:_v, l:\'t‘l_\l.‘ULly as disagiccalile as iiiiy six
incri could be.

All.I;‘l' uiilo;i-ding tlic. teiini, and taking 2:
liatlic in the i-la-ar cold water: of the rivci’,
wc pltcllt,-Ll our tent, coi;.li'cil‘suppcr,au(l lltt‘lt
as nicii gciicrally do in such CEiét‘S ft lt l.i-ttcr.
All l'l'lll‘l.'l'.l curly, ad ciijri_v«_-d a good nigliis
rcst, for upon the ncxt day we were to coni-
inciicn our lttb()l‘.~', but soincliow, nobody
_~ecmc(l to breach the SUl.'_lt‘.Cl of work, so we
spent ilie day in vi:~.iting what few pcoplc
iiicrc wcri; i.-iicainpcd in the iiiiinr-iliati-. vicini-
ty of OUt‘:'i-lV't-‘S. '.l‘llt'_V did not talk very cri-
cou.igii‘igl_\', and after ;~iiivi'ying the dilli~i'ciit
bars,l cainc to the conclusion that my fol‘-
innc was far from me yr-t. l"_lO\\‘(‘\‘L‘l‘,ll would
not do to gut (l|SCf)Lll‘:,lg‘t!(l so quick, and I
took :1 siioll along the store as it is (‘€lll(’<.l.——
The store (OllSl.~lC(l of a large biusli tint
wlicre tlivy'i'ct:iilca.l (-~vcrytl'iing that was
lilicly :0 he uaiiicd among it set of hard woi-
king mi'ei'i,including U. pl:-nliful supply of all
kirids of liqiiors, i'et.iilirig them at the rate of
si-vcn dollarsa brittle for l.viai'idy,aii:l live
for gin. By SU'.'.l] i‘atcsz1.'~: lllt'St.! the store
kin-pct‘ lI)=|llugi‘(L to put about two-iliiids of
the inini-i-’s emiiiiigs in his cwn pocki-.-is,
arid cons» qiiciiily was bccoining ciioriiiouzly
rich.

Wlien l arrived at the tent, l found sonn-

tiwiity or thirty people zissscii'iblcil,drinking
siriokingaiiil plnyiiig cards. 'l'heir i.lay’s la-
l.or was ovcr, and lln-y wcrc now spciiiling
wlmi ihi-y hail carn--d. l pr.-i'i~v~ivvtl soinc
fcw were in :1 happy stair-, and were tiyiiig
to kick up a row with soiiii_~bod_v, no inat-
icr who 'l‘lii-rc were one 0|‘ NU l“|‘£’M'll
mi-ii, one or two Cliiliiiiis, iwo iii-grocs, and
llll! i'c.~t were inude up of ovcrl-and and Orc-
gon men.
As l stool lcaiiing against a barrel,
vi lllcllltlfl“ the (llfll_'l'Clli. <::<pi‘c-ssioiis that play.
cd on thi-ii‘ i'ouiitciiai‘iccs, ti young man of
flbnlll 528 ycai's, i-aiiin up and ciiquii-cil what
part of the country I was from. I inforincd
himgtlnd aficra fi-w niorc words lit-‘iiifiii‘ineIl
inc that llt-2 was from New York city, and
;tbli't'(l iiieto drink with him, which l rc-
.~pccIfully dcclincd. He did not appciir io
l”t‘llSl'l my refusal very well, and liiriicd ab-
iuptly aivuy, and commenced betting on
mun/1:.

~‘ Wliiit did that fr-llow say to you, mis-
ter fl” inquired ii large bi'ou.i.l .~hunldercd
tlitln, \\l|() wcnt by ihc name of Jones

"' Onlv fl:l.§t2’.l’}I.lt,’ to drink with ltlltl, tliat’s
all,” I ri-pliid. ’'

“ Wcll, sirzingel‘, I am from Oregon, and
my name is Jones; l have been on the rivcr
about 5 inornlis, and some people call mt: the
ali.-.ii.lc. of l.ll(-‘:‘t‘.(llgg_Ill1g.~.‘. But that is noth-
ing to do with that fcllow. l lHH’i:‘. had my
eye on him for some time, and if he docs
ever come under my disciplinc,l will serve
him out, l warraiit you.”

“ Of tvliat offence has he been guilty '2"
l inquired, looking at the man more
closely.

“ Wi=ll, we have not been able to prove

an thin a‘-vainst him as 'et but there has
y . _o 3 _, 

2'

becn a good deal of the dust lost out of our
tents \vhcnc.vcr1licy li-rive been left alone,
and you will never see this fellow at work
if you should stay here ten years. He has
not got it in him. Yet. he has always dust
to lose.-at the gambling table every night —
\'\’h_y, before that fellow came here-, l-could
go out and leave a dozen pounds of the l'(,'ill
stuff in my tent, an°d come back and find it
Safe, but it won’i do to do it now,” said
he sorrowfully, as tlioiigh he were grieved to
find so uiiich di.~'l‘ione.xty in the wt-ild.

Joncs bade me good night and wallzcd
towards his tr-nt, \\ hile I stepped nearer to
the suspected person, and had a good oppor-
tunily to examine him as he he stood at the
(‘aid table

He was, as I lirive said, 28 years old, with
small dark i-yes, that never see-incd at rcsl,
heavy lit’?-‘li'(.l and l1lt)llélt)(‘ll(’, and vcry white
truth, which he was at cinsidcrable pains to
show. H e was about :3 feet and and 8 incli-
cs high, and i'ai|‘icr strongly built, with a cei-
iain rcckless appcaraiico about him that de-
noted the lowr-;~t class of garnblcis. [tic
went by the riaiiia of ‘.\lorgaii. l finished
my cxaniinatioii of him and then repaired to
my tent. \vlici‘c.‘ alter siiiokiiig. and relating
thencwsl had heard, lturncil in and ivus
soon dr-_-aining of the dear "friends I had
llll in old ;’ili:ss.icliu.~:ctt-3. .

'l'lic nr-xi day we put our i:rar.7lrs tr-gctlicr,
and Cflllifllt"li('(.‘(l0p(‘l‘:1il0l)S()ppt):ll(: Bidwcll’s
ranr-h, but l canriot say that wc made ihc
amount daily that my saiiguiiic friends hail
zniiicipriicil. At any iatc vcc. work-. d easy
and iiiaiiagvil to lay up :i liitlc; but if we
had bccn cbligid to buy provisions at the
inic they wore smiling for at the store, we
should have had to send home for inoni-y to
p:.iy our Llr-bis with,or else take the bciiefii of
the bankrupt act.

All went on smoothly for n we-ck. \Vc
rnadc the itCql‘.Eilnl.liltC0 of most of the ini
!l(.'l‘S in the ricigl'ilnnliood, and found them
all to be pretty good fr—-llows; their woi‘st
fault zippt-tit't'(.l to be (lrinking, but ihcn
ilicy workcd hard, and pleaded as an cxcuse
ihat the climate was :0 bad that drinking was
lit_'l‘.('fl'.‘ltll. '

One ii'iorning,_iust as day was breaking,
our usual hour for lircnlifasi. we 0b‘:ei".'cd a
logo crowd gailicrcd round the §tore,nnil cu-
riosity getting ihc better of us, we started to
st-:3 ‘.\'ltt1Il.llt3 niuui-r was, lt‘il\‘lllg one to cook
the bi'calif:ist. As we drew near I could sue
the tall form of Jones minglang with the
L‘iowi.l,anil gi»-sticiilatiiig violt-inly.

l inquircil of him what llutl brought so
many togctlicr thus eaily in the morning.

“ .\‘l:iiic=r ciioi,-gli,” he t‘r"})llC‘Ll, “ lieu-'5
that 5('()l,llttll'l‘l of ;i i\lc:i-pi;-(,1; _-_,t,,,lc no “-53
lllan $3,000 from Dory, the store keep-
or.”

“ ls be taken E” l asked, astonialied at the
rob bi-i y.

" Yrs we liavc him safe. cr;eugli,aiid the
tnoni-y i-lso,” r.'liu.-*l;l- (J Jones.

After some inipiii'ics, 1 found that about
two o'clock in the moi‘niin;r, Dory was awa-
ki:-ned bye) slight noise irisidc the tcnt. ln
an ii'is’.aiit all Wits quiet, l,-tit. thinking that
cvcryiliiiig was not right, he took his revolv-
er liiuni uiidci‘ his bed, and cr,-mnii-r.ccil a
si:-arcli about in the dark. All at once ltlS
hand miiic in coiitact with a lTitill7:'l1CI.1Ll.

“ Who is this?” and rrccivcd for ar.swcr
a trcincndi-.u.< blow, wliicli nearly stunned
him, but ii‘ist;iiiily izillyiiig he di.-‘cliui'gi-il his
i‘evolvr=-r rcpt-atcdl_v at a lorni lllzlli-'l1ll’lL‘Ll
pz‘i.~‘.l him, and ihcri followed as swiftly as. pos-
.~.ihlc. in pureiiit, .-hi-utiiig “ stop thief l”

Sonic Cl(»Zt;‘ll llll'lit'(l out and gave chase,
and siiccccdrd in capiiiring l\~ioig_-mi after a
ilispcraie i'i'sis1:‘incv, in which he ll;-(‘Ll his
knife [)l't'll_\’ frcr-ly. About sixty yaids from
ilic S.l()lI') he had thrown away two buck :l:in
lags that contaiiied the dim, pad that was
siifcly dclivcrcd to the owner. 'l'lii-y were
now about foiiiiiiig a jury to try liiin for the
iobbci-}.',and twclve Aiiii-ricans wcrc. accord-
ingly l'lIiiS('t), wiili old .lUltL‘S as ilie judge.
'l"lii~trial was soon ovcr, and the jury were
not out more than half no lionr bcforc they
ieturncd and pronounced him woilhy of
(/I’/If/II-, leaving it to the Judge to dccidc in
what mt1l'lt1t'|‘ he slioiild dic.

“ Wit-ll, boys, you liavc act-cd iviscly, and
as i am a incrcilul man, l decide that at ll.)
o'clock this loi'ci:o0n, he be tied to a lice
and six of best ltltlllfémf-‘ll load lli(‘ll‘ iiflcs
and liavc ii crack at him, and may God lnive
nicrcy on his soul. Mr. ,” Jones
Cttlllllllll-(l, “l appoint. you, with as runny
assisiuanis as you want, to ace the law car-
ried into ifli-ct.”

l iiiiiinatcil to the lionoral)lcji.nlge that l
5_l]()l|l:l l.lcc to his CX('ll.~‘(‘(l from pcifoi'iiiiisg so
ili:ag:ccab'.c a pint, but with -.1 savage look
‘it: ordi=rcd mo in ‘poi-form ihi- ia;~li he had
iniposcd ii_pon inc, “and make no more.
words about it.”

i\lorgni'i had a fair trial. His guilt was
too L‘\’l'.l(‘t)l, and as he lay in the store with
his {cut and hands bound with siioiig cords,
looking dirty and raggi-_-d, \\-'lll't blood :lo-.\ ly
dripping fi'oin his arm, where :1 _ball hail
loi_lgci_l froiiitlic rr.-volvcr of Doiy,l could
not-help pi?_ving the poor wrctch. He must
have read coinpa.=:~ioii in my lzici-,loi‘ lllfllilgtg
an iliiirt to sit upright in which he was not
:'=ttL‘('cS.~fl1l,lle 11.al\'C‘l for :i drink of watcr.
I ltléltlrllly liandcd lnin semi-,and aficrdri'nl»;-
ing‘ licartily, he nppcarcd rrlii:vcd.\l aslicil
him if tlicre was.'inytliing clsc l could 0 for
him, when he motioned me to come closer to
him. He t‘£‘l'l]{tlnell silent for :1 moincnt,
mid then said:

"' '1'lieji1il.ge has appointed you 10 $90 that
die scrnencc is carried into rfiict, has he
l'lUl7Z"

“ I am sorry to say that he has, Morgan,”
I answcri-‘d.

“ \Vcll never mind. I
vi ere you than some others here. But l
have ii particular favor to a.~k_<>f you. Pvt‘-
haps you will laugh, and iliink ll. :1 weak.
ness; but I cnn’t help it. Have you a Bible
at your wot?” _ _

I told him that l had never traveled with-
out one, and that I should be happy to read
it to him.

would rather it

I

"_'1‘hank you,” he said, “'1 bave;not. lock-

AT TWO

ed -into one for years, more shame to me; if
I hail followed its pi'ccepts,l should not have
been hci'v:.”

l left him and \\.‘{ill{(‘_(l back to my tcnt.—
How I litltG(l myself for the part l hail got
to play in the murder, for l could call it no
better. It was in vain that l pondered plans
to escape from my task. I could see no rem-
oily, and the idea that l must assist in the
ox: cation almost drove me frantic.

It was now about nine. i\l0i'gu_n had one
hour inorc to live. I went to the head of
my bed and tiikiirg my Bible left for the
store, wliirc the prisoner‘ was still confined.
A lazge (’.0llt:‘CllOll of pi:(i,".-lc hail ussieiriblcd
froin the diifcrcnt f)(l}'.~', aml were prissirig the
time away in taking one or two drinks, to
give them an appetite for the tragedy that
was soon to be enacted.

“i‘vinl{e way for the slieriff," shouted
one or two noisy fellows, as l code; 2'-
orcd to force my way into the prcsr.-:nce of
Morgan.

“ Loolcs a sight more like :1 niinistci'.”—~—
“ Doi'i’i you SCC his Bible,” said an~.:iliei'.

l passed into the :l.O.'t', whi:rc l found
‘.\‘loi'gan seated on a box. Ho loolicd pole-
nod iln.-ughiful, but'a stnllc illuinincd his
coiiiitciuiiice when he saw that l had brought
the hook with inc.

“ l lltitl alzn-act given you up,” he observed
as 1 Sealed i‘ny.~:clf by him.

I tti‘rlLl_C no it-ply, but commenceil reading
23 chapter in 21 low voice In an instant evc-
ry lie-ad was uiicnvci-vdwithin hi-ariiig, and
all \vas'.~tiil within the _~lUl'(‘t l‘v'iorgan lis-
tened with great attcnlioii, but by the time
that l llttil finished the third clinptr.-i‘, the loud
voice of Jones called out,

" Trim-‘s np—bring out the prisoiicr.”

l .~lowly closcd my book and arose.-
i‘.lorgan also z1ro.=c,ainl l cut the cords that
bound his fact and ’:l.epp(.‘(l towards the co-
trance of tin: store. He was now very pale,
whether fl'(.lll the loss of blood or anxiety I
did not know.

Wliilcl hail been reading to him, they
had drawn l\ilS on the ouisiiic, and six of the
bcst t1i£tllx'$m(‘n on the river had the clianci-2
cf sliootirig at the poor fcllow. Tlicir rifli-s
were l.til{t~!l and l(;~udcd by a third party, two
of ilirm with nothing but powdi,-i',S0 that
it should not be linowii who shot him.

\\’s: walks.-d along with the [2I’lSOtlel",lO the
5,20! that bad l,»i_~iri (‘llO.~t‘l]. lt was a higli
plain just back of the store. laskcd Mor-
gan il ho was l‘t“t!(,ly.

‘-Cut 1liL‘.S(.‘ confoun led cords, and take my
_jacki-i <ff,so that 1 can Sliillil up like -.1 inaii,"
he answcrc(l.

l unbound l1lSllnll(lS and comincnced re-
moving his jaclrct, whcn soineiliiiig fell to
the ground lstoopcd to pick it up, and
found that it was a ll'lltil‘dItl!'t.!. it l‘eliI'0SL‘l'l'
ted a young and lit-'iiUlliUl fcmalc, holding in
her arim ii bill-I3’, apparently only ii few
inontlis old. Tlic iiioiiici' was looking at
the child with such (1 look as only ii tlitjlllel‘
can give, \\‘lllli_: the child t)pi:C£li(',’t.l to be ma-
l-zing a pli1_\‘llll «flint to l‘t'tU'll a iinglr-i of
hair, which fell in loizg curls about her liP('la'
l lookcd up and ii:ki—;d, “rlorgaii, whusc
portrait is this?”

He then for the first time obscrveil
had fret it.

“ Tliiitistlae poi‘ti'ait of my wife and
chil:l, whom I left in i\'vw Yoilc," he said,
and burst into l.t"fll'S. “ B-.i:‘y it with me, for
ll is all ll)‘-tl l have now 7’

l l'cltasil‘ioii;_1li ii gooil ci‘_ving spi.-ll would
do inc good about that timi-, and if a drop
fill upon that bcauziful fiice that was gazing
so swccily at hi-~i' chalil, lc-L me hope that ii
did l'iOlli1lt'li:'l) the bright colors of the pic-
llJl'l.’..

In the mcnniirne a lzii',r_zc_ci'oivd l)t1-’.l£‘.>'SC'.'tt-
bled aiiil were gar’/.ing over my slioul-.lr-r at
the piciurc, with cvér.:’cni_ dcliglit 1 passed
it rouni.l to '.llL‘tl), and every one of ihosc
rongli on-ii a:,.pcai'cil to have It spark of h ii-
inan fi.=cl’i‘ig in their bi'ca.<ts~tli:ii only llt‘L‘tl(’(l
to be touchcd to produc»-2 good :‘CéUllS. l
had r.-evci‘ inadc aspcccii in my lifc, but a
new lcclitig 5CC'l'l:(‘(,l to _fl-iw tlimiigli my
vcins. .‘5pringii'ig upon a large log, l (Oni-
im-riccil ti iainbh'n<__r addicss. l lint-‘\\’ that a
liiiinaii be-inc was in (l3ll_1_I(‘l', and that l
iniglit. possibly save him. I :illii:;l<=d to his
poor wifie arid infaiit chili-l, Ilii;-ir dcpcmli-iii-c
on him for éllppull, and lhc nnxit-iy and sor-
row tliiy inn.~t lt'('l .~honld ihcy ncvci‘ licar
from him agziin.——l31-t'oi‘c l ha-.l lltil.:l1C(l, l
lirard tin: loud voice of old Jones, cxclairii-

that l

lll0‘——

tf- Darn it all, bcys, lot the fellow go. l
liave got an old woman inysi-lf, and half a
dozen of cliil-.licn, and I can liinili-r fzncss
how they would ft‘( l, if l should pop olil”

“ \ cs lct liinfit go," said half a dozen of
the‘ most iriflueniizil irieri on the river.

“ Pi.-i it to vote boys ', put it to vote,” said
another.

“ To vote it is, than,” said I. overjoyed at
my siicccss. “ All those in favor (;l letting
i\'lorgiui go, will plcasc signify it by saying
ycs.”

“ Yes! yes l" roared nearly every voice
in the ciowd.

l now tnrnrd to lcok at i\loi‘g2in. He had
sank on his knccs whcii ilie l‘+‘:Ull of the vote
had liCt‘t‘iLli‘i_‘lfll‘t'kl, and I siiiccrcly bcllevc
that he inailca short :n'knowledgiiieiit to

licavcn for his wonderful pi'csi~rvaii<:n. llc
arosc from his knees, and takiiig my hand
he thankc-.l inc, with icars in his cycs, for
the ii'i'.n:c.~,t I had taken in his trial. l

\\'tlli\'('Ll along wiili hini towards my tciit,and
obscrvcd that it would. be best for him to
leave and go to some other mine at once.

“ l shall lcave to—night," he replied," but
there is one thing that I should like to ob-
tain from you,:ind that is your Bible.”

“ Willingl_v,” l icplécd, “mid inay it. do
you as much good as it has me.”

I gave him some supper, and when he
arose to go, l puttbe Bible in his; hand.
He squci-zed my fiiigers, and than taking his
witu’s miniature out, he forced it on me,say-
mg, “ keep it to rc»meinbci' me by,” and was
goon before I could rcply.

l have the minizuure now. And each
day when l gaze at it :1 sweet smile seems
to_ play upon, the lovely countenance of that -

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DOLLARS‘ PER AN-N-UME.

w-_u-i’

club filaiiiifitrtiircs.

VOLUME XXXIV.--NUMBER 20‘. ,


4}}-——;

young bride,as though she thanked me fins:

helping the paiineircl l1L'l‘~ bosom to escape’
from such an ignoble death.

As for Morgzin, I never heard of him af.
icrwarils. Whether he is alive or - dead, , [’
cannot l&‘ll, and my Ob_]t’Cl. in writing this
sketch, wasto obtain, if possible, some ;i.
dings of him.

Ceiinccticnt; Legislature.
MAY SESSION.
Illa/zzlay, ]l1a._»,/ 121],"

Scuttle convened at four, the Lieut. Gov.
ernor in the chair.

The Senate coincided with the House in
the appointment of the joint standincr com.
mitiecs. ' ° -

'l'hv-re were appointed on the. part of the
Scnzite Mr. Deming on the Judiciary Com.
mitiec; Mr. Pack on that of the School
Fund ; Mr White on Banks; Mr, Mar-
viii on the State Prison; Mr. Heaton, on
New Towns and Probate Districts, Mr.
'lIaimoi', on Roads and Bridges; Mr,
Wclcli, on lncorporations other than Banks;
Mr. 'l‘alw:ott, on Claims; M r. Plunniier, on
Education; i\li'. Fish, on the sale of Lands,-
£\’li'._Bur:al, on Finance; Mr. Stcarns, on
t\liluary Al‘lilll‘S ; Mr. Adams on Rail Roads,

.V1ll‘lOllS private petition, reports of Sn-
vings B-"lIik.~',l1l'i(l petitions for new banks
and new towns, ucrc received from the
ll-'iii.=e and referred to their appropriate coin-
inittccs.

Resolutions from the I-louse,'refcrriii_,r_r por-
tions of the Goveriior‘s message to different
C()nimlll(‘PS, were concurred in, and passed.

Resoliitioii fioin the House respecting
tlI'l‘Lll'lgt‘ln(?DlS for the public priming and
the :1 ppointnicnt of a committee was passed,
and ‘M r. Marvin appointed the committee on
the pail of the Senate.

Mr. l)cmirig was appointed”on the com-
mittee of Federal Relations on the pnitofthe
Stllule.

Several petitions were read and referred.

On motion of Ill/‘. Buwall, the subject of
printiriy_v the Rcport of Commissioner of
School Fund was taken front the table. The
printing of 2500 copies was then ordered.

Ifuusc.—-—'l'lic Speaker aiznounced the fol-
lowing cominiticcs:

0'/L Roilma,/ls —Me.~tsrs. Boardman of
New i’ltiV{'li, Whiting of Fainiington,Pren-
lice of North Sioningiori, Lyon of Bridge-
port, Nichols of Thomson, Adams of \Vin-
chcsicr, Plat! of Wcsibrook, and Warner of
Ellington.

OIL General Banking Law-—Messrs.
'l'ruinbnll of l*lnrtford,Daniels of Killingly,
and Lynn of Bridgeport.

The report of the Quaitcrinastcr Gene-
rail was l‘CfL‘l‘l'L‘(l to the committee on milita-
ry afliiirs.

1‘-ctitions were called for, and referred to
the nppiopria'.e cominiuccs. _

Rciiioii.<;‘.i'nnce of A masa Dow and others
ngaiiisi the petition of Smith \‘VllklflSOn and
others for :1 new town ; referred to commit-
ice on ni-iv towns and probate districts.

R. inonsti'aiice of ‘Win. Plumb and others,
and Alfred l’lUlibtll'f.l and others against peti-
tion of city of i\lltldlPlO\\"l1 for lezfve to loan
tin--ir credit iotlie N. Y. and Boston R. R.
Utiiiipiiiiy; l‘(‘fC'l'|'l‘(l to coiniiiittee on incor-
porations otlicr than banks.

R»‘p0i‘ls of the 'l'iillani.l and Middletown
Savings l3mil<s: rclcrrcd to committee on
banks.

Report of the Cominissioncrs of New [-19.-
\'('l'l county; i'efci-rcd to coiniiiittee on State
prison.

Resolution raising it committee of .one
from a cc-uiitv to whom shall be referred so
much of lltc‘.-(.J1'('\'t.’!‘f‘.f)l"'.:‘ incssage as relates
to c.-i;-ital pl.lttl>l'l.'tH.‘l’tl.,' passcd.

Resnliiiions l':tlSllrL'fl committee of one
from is county. to whom shall be referred so
much of the Governor-’s message as relates to
l’l()lIlt.’$lI3ill.l cxcmpiion; passed.

Tues/la]/, .7lI-sty 13!/1..

i‘3‘i.w.ale—l.\’li'. L~'ui-rall offered :1 resolution
for the loi'm:nion of it select coinniiuee to ar-
raiigc the niirnhci‘ and limits of the Senatori-
al l)lSl.:lCl£~, Mi‘. B. suggcsted that this was
the only session in which such a change
could be legally aiteinptcd. Resolution pas-
S(:(l.

Mr. Peck offered ii bill fora Public Act
rcspcciiiig the convention of the two Houses
tor the clcciion of Suite Officers. Read
twice and ordered to lie on the table. It.
was subscipicntly taken up and referred to
committee on Judiciary.

On motion of Mr. llrockway, the petitions
i'cspcctirig the sale of liquors, wore taken
lroni the table and referred to the committee
on sale of spiritous liquors. -

l\li'. Min-liell ufli-i"eil a resolution that the.
town of Bristol be allowed to choose ten ju-
rymcn, which was referred to ‘committee on

-_ji_iilli'lui y.

()n motion of Mi-. Deming it was resolv-
ed that Thiiisdiiy, May 22-il, the Senate will
go into Execiiiive Session for the choice of
such ofliccrs as the Senate has the power of
appointing‘. .

A. resolution, inviting President Fillmore
to visit the General Assembly at Elaitfoi-_l as
the gum of the siaic, was rcceivcd from the
House, as having been passed unanimously
there.

M r. Brockway opposed the resolution as
containing sentiincnts to which he could
not siibsi-ribe.

Rt-solution passed. Messrs. Deming,
Mitchell, Peck, and Burrall appointed the
comniiitce on the part of the Senate;

Resolution VA'dS passed instructing the com-
mittee on judiciary to enquire into the expe-
r.;'iency of nl ering the time for the election of
Judges of Probate and Justices of Peace to
October. '

Mr. Pcckwas uppoiiited committee on
the new arrangement of Senatorial Dis‘
tricts on the part of the Senate.

the Siate prison. . -- r _,
' Mr. Welch presented the report of -the

Secretary of Staterespecting the registry of

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Several petitions were ofl'cre_d and'Tele"'ctl V
mosily from convicts for a d2s'.'l1arg<;'fi‘9!_II -

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