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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-29
MORAL 81 RELIGIOUS.
LIFE AND DEATH.

When the imperial despot Of Persia surveyed
the myriads of vassals, whom he had assembled
for the invasion and conquest of Greece, we are
told by the father of profane history, (Herodotus)
that the monarch's heart at first distended with
pride, but Immediately afterwards sunk within
him, and turned to tears ofanguish, at the thought
that within one hundred years from that day,
not one of the countless numbers of his host
would remain in the land of the living.
The brevity of human life had afforded mel
ancholy contemplation to wiser and better men
than Xerxes, in ages long before that of his own
existence. 1t is still the subject of reflection or
OF Christian resignation, to the living man of the
present age. 1t will continue such, as long as
the race of man shall exist upon earth.
But 1t is the condition of our nature to look
before and after. The Persian tyrant looked for
ward, lamented the shortness OF life but in that
century which bounded his mental vision he
knew not what was to come to pass, for veal or
woe, to the race whose transitory nature he de-
pored; and his own purposes, happily baffled
by the elements which he, with absurd presump
ton, would have chastised, were of the most
odious and detestabe character.
reflections upon the shortness of time allotted
to individual men upon this planet, may be turn
ed to more useful account by connecting them
with those that are to come. The family of man
is placed upon this congregated ball to earn an
impro we'd condition. hereafter by improving his
own condition here-and his duty of improve
ment is not less social than selfish principle
we are bound to exert all the faculties bestowed
upon us by our Maker, to improve our own con.
dition by improving that of our fellow-men and
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Look at This.

~oNsTANTLY OH hand and for sale at my ~,
~ Factory at II. Paddock's Furnace, Wi W MNEE
SASH, of various kinds and sizes 1890 49,.
DOORS, of A, 6, and PANELS, from l to = incnes
thick, suitable for outside and inside doors. VIA
dow Blinds of different sizes.
NJ He would just say to the public that his
Sash, Blinds and Doors are made OF the hrst rate
stock by experienced workmen, and in the latest
STYLE, and sold on reasonable terms. Please to
call and look.
N. d. All orders by Mail or otherwise punctu-
ally attended to. onr ,,opp,s
ST. Jobnsbury August Z, 1887
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JOHN CL.4RK'S ESTATE.

VTNHE subscribers having been appointed by the
Il Honorable Probate Court, for the District of
Caledonia, commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust the claims and demands of all PERSONS against
the Estate of JOHN CLARK, late of st. Johns
bury, in said district, deceased, represented inso
vent, and the term of six months from the Sd day
of August 1887, being allowed, by said Court, to
the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
that we will attend to the duties of our appoint.
ment at the dwelling house of the widow Lois
Clark, in said district, on the 18th day of Septem-
Der next, and on the 22d day of January next'at 10
O'Clock, forenoon, on each Of said days.
LUTHER JEWETT,1
LUTHER CLARK, Commissioners
E. PADDOCK,
st. Johnsbury, August 3, A. d. 1887 2-3w
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For THE CALIFORNIAN.
THE RED MANS FATE.

Three little barks from heartless Spain
Once kissd the oceans breast
They said across tho stormy main
For stranger isles in quest.
An ISLE they found of mellow soil
And beds of golden ore;
Exempt from labor, care and toll,
Upon a stranger shore.
A rude unletter'd band they found
Of natures artless ones,
Who swarmed the country far around
Her brave and loyal sons.
But where is now that fearless band
That crowded hill and vale?
Alas they throng brighter land
Where no companions wall.
The shrill and hollow-soudding breeze
Is whistling DER their graves
1t murmurs through the trembling trees,
The stately tall grass waves.
Its fatal folds the serpent twines
Above their place of rest.
And hov ring in tho rocking pines
The wild-bird screens her nest.
Their songs amid the battles peal
No longer echo far
They've sunk beneath the cleaning steel
In desolating war.
Their council-ires no longer burn
Along the gurgling rills,
Mid rustling brakes or cracking fern,
Or on the lofty hills.
Borne down by sorrows pelting storm
They've sunk in rayless night,
And never more can hail the morn
Or meet the rudy light
But who did barb the pointed steel
That slew this sylvan race?
And who their vital blood congeals
Who blasted all their peacee
Had no rude bark Ger cross'd the main
10 wait them dark despair
The red man still would proudly reign
And breathe the vital air. IBL
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the precepts that we should love ourneighbor as
ourselves and that we should do to others as we
would that they should do unto us, are pnt eX-
amples of co operation 10 the Improvement OF
his kind which is the first law of God to man.
unfolded alike in the volumes of nature and oil
;nsnration. J. Q. adams.
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Bible and school, Book
Depository.
ROBY, KLJNB.ALL s. MERRILL,

North End, Main Street, Concord, N. Ii.
DUBLIsH and keep for sale large supply of
L BIBLES and SCHOOL BOOKS, among
which are, the Family Quato Bible, with map Of
Palestine, Copper Plates, Index, and Browns Con-
cordance also, the Polyglott and small Bibles,
Testament on large type, for old people. Orders
for School Books properly attended to, on liberal
terms
Concord N. II. August /, 1887 1-Sw
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A soldier in an Irish corps observed to his dap,
per comrade that corpora was to DC drummer
out of the regiment "By the faith, hope 1t IS
the corporal that is so troublesome to our com
pany. Pray, what's his name inquired .le
soldier, "Why, Corporal Punishment, to be sure'
Pato
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Foundry and Machine Shop.

YE1HE Subscriber respectfully informs the inhab-
Il tants of the County of Caledonia and Its VI
cinity that he is ready to answer oil orders for
IRON CASTINGS AND MACHINERY.
His Foundry is under the superintendent OF
Mr.. JOHN G. PADDOCK, who is an experienced
workman in all the various branches of the Iron
Foundry business, such as Loan, Dry Sand, and
Common Moulding. His workmen of good
habits, and well acquainted with the business.
The Furnace will be kept in constant operation
with good Stock of Iron and Coal Scotch Iron
will be kept constantly hand for Machinery and
other soft castings
His Machine Shop is under the superntendence
of Mr.. AMAsA KAssoN, who is first rate work
man, both in Iron and Wood. Within the last
year lie Machine Shop has been furnished with
new TURNING LATHES, or ENGINES one OF
which is superior to any in the State 1t is con-
structed for turning large Shafts, Mill Spindles,
Sawmill Cranks Gudgeons, &c. and for boreing
OFFENDERS, Pumps, Hubs, Boxes, &c. &c. This
Lathe will turn the length of fou' teen feet, and di
ameter of three feet. He has one other Lathe fol
cutting screws of all kinds, such taps for screw
plates, right and left hand thread thread OF differ
ent shape, SUCH square, sharp conical.
Among the articles Manufactured at the works,
are TURNING LATHES of all kinds, for wood
and iron, CAST IRON WHEEL HUBS, for large
and small wagons, with wrought iron axletrees,
turned and fitted in the neatest order; also axetees
with pipe boxes.
Orders for patterns, Castings, Machinery, left
with J. G. Paddock, ut the Foundry, by mail,
will be promptly attended to.
HUMAN PADDOCK.
st. Johnsbury, Aug 1887. 1T
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POETRY.
FoR THE CALIFORNIAN.
URESURGET."

When he who treads the crimson path
A brothers bleeding heart has prest
Resigns his desolating wrath,
To slumber in his final rest
lie. hosts surround tho sable pail,
Tint hides their chisGnin's faded eye
And bear him to his burial,
With pomp that tells of blasphemy!
Then raise tho grief dispelling strain,
"Resurget," he shall rise again !
When the oppressor drops his scourge
To meet the impartial tyrant, Death;
Let thousand swell the mighty dirge
Till nature shudders at their breath !
Let those who at his crushing feet,
In love or fear were wont to bow,
Diffuso upon his winding sheet,
Their last and worthless honors, now;-
And piety prolong the strain,
"Resurget," he shall rise again
Then seek tho solitary spot,
Where sleeps the dark, unhonored slave,
His life and merits all forgot,
His dust denied a common grave.
See glory beaming DER the place
1t kindles in the silent air;
A hand divine descends to trace
Tho sure decree of Heaven there
When every orb above, shall wane,
"Resurget," he shall rise again
Lyndon, Aug. ~, 1887
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roots and Shoes.

rORGE c. BARNEY begs leave to tender
n his acknowledgements 10 tho Public for past
favo,s and to inform them that he continues TO
"un''A''' BOOTS AND SHOES
=, h;s old stand, where he has on hand and intends
~ H constant supply of all articles in his line,
10 be made OF the rst rate Stock and OF
course to do good service. .;,oa % cali and
Ladies and Gentlemen are lhV'lou 10, bic nri.
ces are moderate and the smallest iavors VIII 10
thankfully received
NJ b. The subscriber would liRe TO 9Ao a,has 90
few old Notes and accounts tor Cash' hea'ho'' VI
The common necessares OF lte ,nNcv
St Johnsbury Plain, Aug IL, 1887 I'll
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Notice.

VIE subscribers having made large addition
n to their Wooden Factory are now ready to re-.
celve WOOL TO manufacture into cloth on shares
usual. J. X g. 8 RFnITtr 10
Barnet, Passumpsic Village,
August l, 1887. o-aw
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Judge Jefines, Of notorious memory, pointing
with his cane TO man who was about 10 DC tr', ,
ed, said, There is rogue at me enc oI my 'hi o
The man ut whom ne p1lh.e h.,, 'ooN'"e '''
said. AT which end, my Lord"
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N office.

lAME in tue enclosure of the subscriber on, or
~ about 18th of July last, q Chesnut colored
Mare, with a small star in her forehead The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take her away. SIMEON HITJ
Waterford, z August 1887. eff
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ENGLISH. French and American CALlCOES,
D cIN2HAMS and French MUSLINS. Also
silks for Ladies dresses; Merinos, Camletoen'
&c, &c. For sale cheap--no mistakenly
No' w. SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
August 3, 1887. TT
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PERSIAN STORY. was walking with friend
IN n beautiful meadow, where saw man who
/ knew to be a villain, sleeping in great comfort
and tranquility Good heavens exclaimed l,
the evils which this man has committed do NOT
break his repose God, said my friend, suffers
villains to sleep that honest men may i've UNI
disturbed'
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EOP Sale.

NOE SdHC3
ONE horse WAGON, made by French ana
GEO. G. BARNEY.
S.: Johnsbury Aug. IL, 1897. q"
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Newbury Seminary,

NeWDury Seminary.
NHE Fall Term of this institution will COM
IL mence the lst Wednesday in September, and
continue eleven weeks. Terms of tuition are per
quarter
For common English studies, $500
All other studies, 400
ornamental branches, 500
Terms of board at the boarding House, /, so
ROYAL d. WALDO, Steaoard
Newbury, Aug. 10, 1887. 2-3w
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ooTS. AND SHOES
a prime Assortment

St. Johnsbury Plain, Aug. II, 1857
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DR. WIN. EVANS MEDICAL PREPARA-
4 y TINNS As the endowment of health depends

st. Johnsbury, August Z, 1897
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-11-03

LAND.
The fast sailing packet ship Orpheus,
CAPTAIN Bursley, arrived ut New York IN
Saturday from Liverpool, sacuce she sailed
on The 10Th Of September, 10 which date
the editors Of the Mercantile Advertiser
have ,cceiyrd The papers Of that city, aud
London papers OF the 18th ult.
The cotton market had been brisk in
Liverpool, and sales large, as will be seen
On rrcrcnce 10 the prices current.
The money r,arket was easy IN London.
The British Parliament has been proro
aued 20 the I'd OF October.
The news from Spain wns ather more
favorable 90 the Queens cause.
The adslces IRON Lisbon are 10 the 9Th
Of September. A baiile was Tough, on the
2sth August, before the city OF Lisbon, but
without decided advantage TO either party.
A proposition for an annlssice had been made
by the Mlns,eiaists, but had not been ac-
ceded TO.
From the Liverpool Prices Current, Of
Sept. 9Th.
Coitoa.-The demand in the early part
OF the week continued extensive, oil graonai
" Improving prices for the las, day or i"o
however, the enquiries have been less ma
mrrous, aud as the common QUALITIES u A
meIiean have been offered more freely. this
description Is heavy al an advance 81 adto
III per 10. upon the quotations Of las, WEEK
the better qvaIuies Of American have teen
rather more inquired Tor, al IL per 10, 6iah.
er. Egtpuan are dull, aud East lidia
wilhout alierstiou. Exporters have taken
1000 Amencaa, 100 SuTar, and spectators
65U0 American aud GOO Surai. 25O Sea
lsMud as5 4U0 Demeraa ATE announced lor
pubic sale on Friday next. Sales Of the
week, 50 920 bales.
LIyERPooL. 10TH Sepi.--Sigee our last
respects 81 the 9'h INST, the eenand for
Cotton has been hmned, aud the iow ard
middlng qualities have dcchntd an
per buund from the highest point a ihe
marker tea days ago. 10 the better quail
ties here : no material change beynud the
usual c.tlrpnce heiecrn bfisk ard qgirl
market; bu, oil The desr upi,oes are isss
-al~ahle, though there has been 10 sefy
large quanssiy otivnug.
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tempt 10 make the Government br-atll 80
snt sir, drink a diifersnt water, be lit and I
BY different sun from the People. A h1fsfiio-
ney Government, and paper money People x
Government, an official cotps--the servants OF the
People-gli,iering IN gold, aud the People theu,-
selves their masters buried In ruin, and surround
ed with rags
No prudent or practical Government win in its
measures run counter TO the hong settled habits
aud usapcs Of the People, Religion. language,
laws, the established currency aud business o, a
whoe country, cannot be easily or suddenly up
rooted After the denomination OF our coin was
changed to dollars aud cents, many ycais elapsed
before the old method Of keeping accounts, in
pounds, shlihngs and pence, was Abandoned. Aud,
TO TIN, day, there are some men OF the last ceutu.
~ Tho adhere To i. II fundamental change
becomes necessary. At should not be sudden but
conducted BY slow aud cautious degrees. The
People OF the United States have been always a
paper money People. Il was paper money that
carried Us thorough the Revolution, established our
liberties, and made Us a free aud ndepend, nj Poo
ple. And II the experience OF the revolutionary
war convinced our ancestors, as We are convinced.
OF the evils ct ir,edeemahle paper medium, II
was put aside only TO give place 10 that convert.
bic paper which has So powerfully contributed 10
our rapid advancement, prosperity and greatness
The proposed substitution Of an exclusive me
talhe currency, TO the mixed medium with which
We have been long familiar, Is forbidden by the
principles Of eternal justice Assuming the cur.
rency OF the country to consist OF two-thrd> Of pa.
per aud Que of spocir; and assuming also that the
money Of county, whatever may be its comPo
nent parts, regulates al values, aud expresses the
true aneunt which the debtor has TO pay Ia b.,
creditor, the effect ofhs change uPon that relation,
aud upon the property ot jhe country, would be
most ruinous. All property would BE- reduced "a
value 10 oDe- thgr OF us present nominal amnunt
and evyrg debtor would IN effect have 10 pay thrcr
times as much as he had contracted Tor. The
pressure OF our foreign debt would he three iimcs
great II il, whilst the SIX hundred ai,lions,
wEiza i about the sum Pfohsbis due 10 The
bana- .rou the People would be multiplied into
eighteen hundred nn.ilaus.
ITO b. roatnHsdl
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"a hrsas wen, into an argument OF some
s;sugtii agains, the bin.
y Nj. lincoln moved 10 lay it on the table lost.
Mr.. Cambreleng moved the previous ques''on /;
winch was seconded. aud the main QUESTION IdeT-
Cd, put, and carried Yeas loo, nays l5.
:, the amendment WAS CONQUERED 10.
fIhis amendment was TO the cit q declaring
that the detuut referred to in the bill shall he VA.
ders,ood 10 bee a failure OF any OF the tePosile
banks To pay the dtai,s Of the Treasury; and that
such banks lie obaf ged il Per ecntum per annun
interest on such drulis lor the time Of default
Messrs. Robertson, Lewis and Palmer scyorally
land amendments an the table tor consideration
next session, 10 the divorce bank bill. The Gus
,omary resolutions then passed between the t9o
Houses, and on motion,
The House adjourned, at 10 o'clock A. VI. iii
the first Monday ~ December next
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

house OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SAB H,as45y --Aiier the mornings business,
ths Hal-, -uued tbe coa~io,rs l,8u 90 the sub
Treasury tbs question uciug or prdsriog % d..
thifd tadlng the hi.l rom The ) nate, imposing
additional duties, cposliofes, ia certain ease
% cubic oiicrrs-
Nj Williams, 4, Tennessee moved 70 lay Is,
bill the table. AG,r n.it,r "a. .,.e' ual pDliaa-
ths question Ws- takcn y ltr oslan - NJ. W t-
i1at>, ahd dcriard ~ the suirmaire---y cas- 100
RAYS lU7, as ai,JNs;
fkas- dessfs. Adams, Alexander. ilem7n a.
le0,J y. Alien, Ay rug., Z Z, BIoJe, Roud, b..
deu. Brigg-, " b Calhoun, JOHN Calnuou, M
.nn tampp,i, J,hu Caopb,ll, W. d Garter
case Chamber, Chegi.s.G., thiit,. Claik, C.ow
r.y, CurFin, Crsasion, Cfuc.l,.. CuUis Cu-sta ,
DsrHreian, Dawson, p1sie.. T. a.r-q. Decni.,
Dom. Gilmore. Everett, Eeitz. K. Flsich.r. F,.i.
aiore, J. Garland, Z. Garland. G,sI J. t;-ahA.u,
". Graham, Grave. Grc-r-9. G.i,io. fi---ttaJ,
ll.f.an, Harper. Hastings, Hlae. Hrrr. Iirrad,
II d'Hs1, Hnptins, IIenry Jahu.oa. ". g. John
90 hi.yure, lasler, t.rarc, Litr lr, \ w Lgs,p-
is, ~ = Mall ". M4nin, J. a Mssor, :. Ma
-oo, NJ lry Ms, AiaHss go. Meniiee, Mercer
Mig i Morris, {. Naru-. Ma, lor N1ve.,
O-e, Patterson Psuou, z srce, Peck, Peihrz
Fois, T f's, Randen, k4.dolya Rcsa R,nebrr
BIchaf4~au. kIdgsay, Rum.cY. Egs.r}. Ssat,f.
; ga :. \. u Scoop %, e. : lard. Shla .ds
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moral which ga. ordered 10 H. On if,, fable
1ir. Linn offered resolution which v % agrced
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4 ycry great degiee u eScitemcnl nas bcsn
CURSED 10 tie eus by ihe death 81 s"us,g
,nhn uan,ed lta.uus G.. ttnch, agsri / :,
trplosrd ia a teacher ~ it, Ga.usabia
Coilega Grummaf Sch,oi, aho d. d, II ap
pears, "a ,he lI.uinlt-uaiau lnll,uari a.
Howard street, und,T ihr cure ard dsrecglan
uf one Richnfd h. Fr,si. Frnh she IA
mors 10 eIIruisit.p uhrf the buFIai ii tbs
youug mau on hcd,ssday, hts body wa-
takra up cs,rrdas and rxsbiecd b cor
ouer's inqucsL The cvtd,uee gwen was.
that the souug man, ptolsahly driusled BY
'he cxiraSagsnt pfeseussen. "a those PER
-uns called quacks, Nenl. BY hts osn deter.
marathon aud q afnsg his bfuthef's aassce g.
sand inhrmny on Thursday prsk Tor slight
cold, aHd wa at ouee provided With assss
" ~ba' IS called "a composition tea !" pFoha
hy amii-r IN tho preparation black
dunk given ty the Seminole iadiaus pre-
,ious 80 ihftf corn dance
Toe neat CAV be was put on the lotel,a
and thu, up "a the bsS oa ,he sisan, bath,
shich { used pfolnsc pafsprallon. IL th.s
state be vac suddenly c0olcd eosn Il
Russo bs freezing shnser bath. lben
blauketed. ihen ighellaled agnp and ogHiu.
and hea,cd and refrigerated, &c. TIL &
baus,cd. IL ihr cunrsas III Ihi. the dssreas
I'd took TWO FAitFrLLs u q compound cen.
~isnng ol BEAR Detrs, papiat, g'faef, cieyes,
.umach, gold seed, cayenne, aud iobclsa
he latter powerful emellc, the rest 40
lent -l'muIan's &c.
THIS nurdrulus system wrni en daliy
tli Tuesday tYru,ng, when Dr.. Ch,vrennau
was caIlrd IN, pronounced BAN past :. eusc.
~, AID he died N few hours. o.. ice
following day be VAS buried
An anony nous communication sent to
the coroner, led 10 Inc di.,rirfmeni Of the
body, and the request held thereon. In
The course Of the ,uqul-uon otte Mr.. Ron.
stone, an assistant Al The lnhfmary sadaf
Frost, ~as examined, aud he stated that
deceased was treated Cor a typbus fever.
bat OF the nature Of the disease Ge was "a.
tiroIy ignorant.
The verdict Of the jury.
:" 1t - the opinion 1t this ury thai tie
death II the decreased Sns uccasoued b,
general congestion Of toe internal ofeans.
md a complete proslraliou IL the nertua4
system produced by the administration ol
deIeieuous and improper medicines, aud
other improper treatment. Shll9 ~ the III.
Urinary, under the direction of Richnrd X.
Frost. The verdict was rendered thus
from the evidence Of DR.. Cheosemati aud ID.
l.. Rogers, shu cxamiued the bod, after /,
was dlsinieTed, and who honestly and csn.
didy said they would have considered their
lives endangered By such trcotmen, as VAS
given TO the deceased.
In consonance with the above verdict.
The coroner, alier consultation with Justice
Hops0u, issued and put into the hands of IN
officer his warrant for the arrest u III.
Frost.--N. y. Star.
A lucky Feiior.--The old sloop Ann.
formerly u packet between New York and
Providence was sold and broken up, a few
days since, at the latter place, for ffewood I:
aud the purchaser, while bfeak,np he's hull
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SATURDAY., OCTOBER IA.

IN SENA IL a nuuhor ot fomOustrsnces G.
gaiu>i the al i>slon OF Texas were presented ,
several resolutions adopted; aud various amend
merits 10 bills returned ifotn lhe House. csncurrsd
N; and TIE senate adJourped % meet al hail pas,
eight o, lock ou Monday moruieC.
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