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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09
WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 8, 1897.
"oUR coURTRY-ALwAYs RIeHT-BUT, RIGHT on WRONG
COUNTRY"

TO THE NATIVE AMERICANS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY:
Fellow Citizens. am directed by the President and
Council Of the Native American Association of the
u s. at Washington City, to invite you to form in the
different counties and cities of the several staes aux
Hilary native associations to be united with US, In this
cause.
am also instructed to call your attention to the ne
cessty of authorsing committee of eachof such So
ciees as may be formed to prepare in your name, me-
MORALS to Congress- be presented at the early part
Of the ensuing regular session, praying for repeal Of
the laws OF naturalization.
Your, fellow countryman,
HENRY ]. BRENT.
Corresponding Secry. of the Native
Am. Association of the U. s. Wash. City.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

was perfect charmer in comparison to her Majesty
We think the painter Catlyn has been passing off some
Of his squaw heads ON the New York Editors.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09

Why is Rufus Dawes left out of the list of Amer-
can poets attached to the prospectus OF the American
Anthology He is decidedly of the best, as he is
one OF the most modest of our bards.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09
GENERAL ITEMS.

We shall give weekly synopsis Of the proceedings
in Congress, divesting them Of the dull and unnter-
estng minute, which crowd the columns Of the daily
papers.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-09


tall figure, and studious looks--a dark shaded brow,
and eye like the eagles for eloquence otentmes cloth
es herself with these attributes The question under
discussion had reference to the printer for the House.
Some difficulties had arisen among certain band Of
Spartans, and the whole House was in excitement,
The Of the last night had overturned the con-
ventons OF week. Oyster suppers and Old Madeira
are irresistible intrgue and suspicious were afoat,
that gastronomc brides had been uscd to cause di-
version in favor of Of the high oontending parties
Several speeches had been made. Pickens, of South
Carolina was violent against the corruptions of the
press in general, as if the press the only rotten
thing in Denmark, and if types were the sure chan
nes to rognery. Rely upon it, gentlemen decaimers
that there are other corrupt politicians than Editors,
and you but display your ngrattude when you abuse
the rope by which you climbed to comparative emil
nence. Withdraw their names from the celebrity Of
print, and where are they! Echo says, "aye. Other
members had spoken, when suddenly and rapidly
musical voice touched upon weared and disguised
ear, voice SO perfectly moduated, that started
from our seat and without ado question: strut
ted over to the speaker to catch every dulcet word
that fell from his lips. 1t was Hoffman! aThe
crack horse of the NORTH" as equestrian member.
though not knight observed, we took our station
on ths right profile of the orator. Mr.. H. preached
upon the state Of political discipline in the city of
New York, &c. His language strong, his thoughts
beaufiful-how could he invest so hackneyed sub
ject with terms so classicali But why ask question
OF genius It was his first effort, and he manaqed his
voice admiraby-iust loud enough for the difficult and
reverberating hall. o speak low is the great secret
OF our congressional orators-Cushing, of Massach,,
sets, is in the secretly Mr.. Hoffman's voice was o,
copious, and bugle like. We had never heard eaden.
ces fall so tremendously, and pin dropped would
have sounded harshly on the summer matno. while
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

in defence of the general Bcatness, order
and correctness of the department.. By
way OF conclusion, he remaEks:
''ln yiewof this subject taken as it
stands, ! may haze done myself injustice
in replying at such length TO what could
scarcely have called for a serious thought.
But there arc different degrees of sensi-
tiyeness in different minds, and the rela-
tion bear 20 my family, and 10 the world,
would scarcely permit ne TO allow asper-
sions, even by Indirect imputation, to rest
upon any act Of my life that would be Ii
able 10 improper infercnces, or fniscon-
| struction.
Ina public Office, whose fiscal opera
loUs annually range, III the amount OF its
| receipts and Disbursements, to between
EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSANDAyD
A MILLION Or DOLLARS, it may
not perhaps be cons:dc:cI either stfaags
or urmccoua!ahlc t.rat occasiopal ercJrs
| should have been discovered; and won-
dof rather. that after two months severe
| ard inborIoas scrutiny into lis concerns,
50 lille should have been found worthy
The notica Of the comm ttae, as is contain
cd in their report; and icaf'ess!y cast
myscfon the lbcraIity AID good sense Of
the House, for whatever oi censure or
complaint may be thought dua TO this De-
partment, Singled cui as it is from ali 9TH
grs in the t'oyernEl. ut, well assured az
IN that nothing can tc apprehendcd
where upright intentions arc the proper
upPort 0! Official ch1racter, and that ius-
;jce viii ever bo found faithlul arbiter
n the protection Of private rights, and in
.!eteEce OF public conduct"
This is followed by an affidavit signed
md sworn to by IloIdar,ogd Crary.
clerk i'll the oaicc Of the Auditor, which
Iirectly contradic:3an important portion
If the testimony o. Mr. Brice, relative 10
ever acting in the cepacity OF head clerk.
We de; N that Mr. Bryan has completes
iy yindicated himself from any rcproach
whatever, in his official practices; and
that The whole af',ir orig mated in desire
to cr;ppleany popularity which h might b,
supposed 10 eujoy in the democratic par
iy, and to indnlgs that spirit of bitter hos
G!ity which has ever marked the progress
II ancient federalism and modern whig-
gerry.
We have known sir. Cyan for many
years, and can testify fully, not on.yto
his general capacity, but 10 his strict NOR
al Paobty, unimpcachakIe integrity, and
correct busindss habits and to whatever
station he may be hereafter called, We
dou5t not he will be manfu!ly sustained
by the democracy Of Ohio.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
THE TWO WIVES.

"The blast howIs like the scream OF a
wild goose, and the fea,'tr will soon fall
in the shape of snow fakes" said Alonzo
10 us one afternoon, "A, we wete slunduug
by the corner oil a street. and dreaming oi
sleigh-bells and warm brown hear'hs.-
Ere you can reach your house, 'con'inu
ed he, the storm will burst forth Come,
then, 90 home with me. You have heaid
pr nv Mafia--a paragon Of women II he
hest of wives-Aii"ns! You shall see
how she will receive her tusband's friends.
Alopzo had mentioned his wife TO me
before, and although there was nothing
particularly engaging in The description,
vet one thai you oien hear of, You feel
some curiosity to see. As We hied TO.
wards tho mansion which .hy friend rem,
cd we met our mutual friend Dagger -
He. too, had a wife, and staighiway.
when he had passed,dld hl,uzo Iall TO com.
miseraiing the fare OF his iliend Dageeti.
"A wife he has. Indeed, said AIopzo.
but no more hike mine than than com
parison arches with imp"iency n, the
thought /! Why, sir, she hath not the heart
of a woman, which is, or ought to be. all
sens'.n'.y Wy ''e" Wv, 49,. = =, J.. '''' -
low ., ,',ho 'H" ~ aan..' n"pp"y nn = =
uo''eo ~ No.i'a" WV ,e,' o""'"' "pla'', !"
n''n'ai'o ""' 70 q eo,nr''' "u'"oy@ p"'
wnn,,n cn,, he,
As Alonza pronounced ,hese words the
door aas onan oLnced o, he s,,u
ras. .nd saw tha, 6room had NOT p,sse 4
oao..; i, ,a.v I.,.,y
,'T,s IN, .,;a,.ol ..,a -,
ine nun lamp was V'', '"''"'"' ""u Wv
oorasses on 'he ooo's 'iau ~ ,'o' Ses" '"''en '
sIone ~ many Gays ~ e.''e',o '''
room q youns 'aoy sa' ~ 'i'S |''u "
apparently counl'ns he' '.'sssFs' ''' no
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

ed to his Governorship for commission.
The Governor would be very happy TO
obllge him, if he had the proper recom-
meudaions, and asked il he company had
elec,rd him Tor their Ensign. or sent any
evidence Of wish ;or his appointment.
Why no, may il please your Excellen-
cv's Honor" said Jonathan, there are
orly two olhe. men in the town but NY
self, and one o. them is The Captain. aud
tie other The Lieutenant, and they exer.
else me and mnrGWpre me so much that
| am really afeard. if I'm nor made an
Ensign pretty soon, they'll! drill me 10
deatn." @ s....
FALLEN GREATNESS EXPECTED
The London Morning Herald OF late
date says:--
Almost all the members Of The Bona
parle family, says ;he PrcSse, arc prepar-
iDg TO leave Europe, and remove TO the
United States o America, in consruu; nee
OF the advice of certain soverr;gn, who
have constantly given, them nia'ks of then
good will, and OF the greater part of their
o.d ir ends IN Fance. they have them.
selves tst tia, their rcmatnng ia coun>
tries ware il drgree oI ppiHcai agitation
is constantly ahoai, viii expose Ihem TO
inconvenIenccs aud su>ptc.on, however
pruCtnt they may be aud late events
have crnv.nced them that lheH Tranquil y
depends upon herr withdrawing. orders
have been gwen for ,he sale. oi all The in
nense estates they own IN fiay and in a
few months there will NOT be lett IN Eu-
rope any one Of the family o. b0naparte,
except Two females. whose STATE Of health
dlsables them ieom ueauog The tAlisuss Of
the voyago to AnIerca."
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
From the Globe.
rHE CAUSES OF DISTRESS NOT
:HE CAUSES COMPLAINED OF.

The spec order is in tie mouth OF eve
federal mpIaincr IN the UnitedS,stes.
Thy lay all the presen, tbFocs uf New
YuIk TO the fact, thar The late President
directed the public lands to be scid nnly
for cash, as IS required by the act OF Con-
gress dseotIg their sale. He did not
choose longer TO avail himself of the dis
c'etion allowed the Executive by the res
oiu'ion Of 1916, aud continue to receive
bank paper in payment. We gave from
his message the reason for his refusing
longer 10 employ the Executive disere-
tinn. granted by the resolution, TO defeat
the original and perms nent law of the
land. He found that The immense de-
pnsts of paper with The banks was caiou-
ii'ed, If continued, 10 throw upon the
Treasury great mass Of unavailable
unds. 1t was his daty to guard against
this result; and he performed this duIy
precisely as the Bank Ot the United
States did, when charged with the COL
lection aud guardianship Of the public
revenue. That institution refused to re-
ceive he State bank notes on deposiie,
and Mr. Webster, rs one Of the commit
tee, with RAJ dosPh and others, approved
he conrse Of The bank in rtpor; which
has been sanctioned by the a'quiescence
OF every Congress since. But, besides
the recurrence /" this approved policy,
and the general prime pie nt taking Care
that The 9 vernmtnt was nos defianded
of is revenue, her and strong collateral
t. rrums,ance- made the ccurss ct The late
President pc Ii "ir proper. Tie over>
iaSnPs. the cUrt -Er Ding Of The bank, had
become Poften OF the trcub es whica
are now pressing upon tie ecu try Spec
uat'on had grown Into an epi!rmlc. To
take he i,nb!'1 'an"s cut ct hr hands "t
lAe bAhaers and hrghe.s, 10 bt gamh'ed
tOi at their board, where paper was al
lowed 10 represent the pub i- domain,
was to withdraw oae nf tie stakes in The
novel a"d eSIa,"sa"t game To check
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11
pnetrp.
From the New Yo'k Mirror.
MARRIED. LIFE.

MhhhlED LIZ T..
/ do dislike the married life.
Its comforts | de,est;
Saturday nights and washing days,
Sundays an' al! HE rest, ..
All men have th ir antipalhies,
Aud mine are GENITAL here,
I'll never be married man,
A husband-it is clear.
But then l have loving heart,
A gentle, yielding mind,
And bear vas, affection for
The whole OF wSma9sind;
And lately I've had cause to fear
My dread d doom is cast;
A pair of eyes will make Of me
A married man at last!
/ do dislike Miss Fanny Wright,
think her system wrong:
Without at least book o. priest
'Twere hard % get aiong.
But then you see | would be free
And range the word around,
U, l cannot 'ons mt To be
With Hymen's letters bound.
I Ineyrr loved bu.iness lille,
As married men must do,
/ never could support wife,
A dozen children too:
Though have tear'l ii poet sing,
In numbers most divine,
The beauties of the "cot on trade"
And of the "sugar line"
But now, alas, with love I bur',
Alack, what shall do ?
I dare not Sc k foHd return;
For wedloek must ensue.
Oh! Cupid, twas q wicked deed
On me your spell to cast
Two lovely eyes will make of me
A married man at last! LII
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EDITED AND PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY,
by EDWIN Ee. SELBY.
Ravenna, Portage County, Ohio.
Germs.

Two DoLLAns per annum, in advance.
Two DOLLARS x FIFTY CENTS in SIX months
). THREE DoLLAns at the end OF the year.
AnvEHrIsINe: as aIreed on iy Hepndhsh,
ofihc prpers in The County Of Part &c, Jiouu.
lat 1886
For the first three insertions, one square
one doiar--ea h additional insertion isr. ~.
fire cents For one square, per annum, fe.
. dollars. For one fourth Of column ffes
dollars. For half column, f,centy do t01s
For one colump, Mihy dotiarS
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-05-11

TIE Count,yman dndhis Saadie Of Pen.
iSon. The Exeter Newsletter relates The
following anecdote a counIymin from
ihG northern pal OF the state, once called
upou Gov. Wentworth, ut Portsmouth,
and negsed his acceptance OF ii saddle Of
v.niso... The governor loved venison,
and suiIled mos, grac'ors|y up N jonathan
as he accepted the presen,, aud thanked
him for so acceptable mark oi h,s re.
spect. But the man hemin'd, and scatch-
ed his head. and was in no ry 10 de-
part The erraId was bur halt done. -
His Excel!ency inquired of him, If h,
could III any way be Of service to him,
when Jonathan informed him that lhere
was no Ensign in the militia company
All, and he would be dreadfuHy ob!iy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
laws of Vermont.

l7.--An Act relating to the duties Of consablcs
in the county Of iamoIile, and providing for The
executing certain prcceps in the hands Of officer,
on the fret day Of December next.
SEcTIos ! L is hereby enocted By The Genoai
.issearJiy cfhe S'oie IF Jcrmoat. That OIL consln
bes within the county of Lamoe who, at the an.
nual March meeting Of the respective towns by
which they arc chosen, had jurisdiction given them
throughout tie respective counties to which they
be onged, agreeably TO the law extending the lurls-
dictlon Of constabes shall have the same power
and authority ~ executing precep's end fulfilling
their duties. as If the county Of Lamoilc had been
fully organized at The time Of the respective cleo
tioLs Of spch constobles.
Procided, That nothing herein shsll extend the
powers Of any constable in the county Of Larnpiiie
beyo nd the next annual March roeeting in tie res
pectye towns in said county.
50. Is hereJg FURTHER eaoctci, That all off
N said county OF l.amoille holding my ereru-
ton against any Perron or persons residing within
sad county. If commitment be necessary thereon
after the fret dsy of December next, shall commit
such person or persons 10 the keeper Of the com
mon jail within aud flr raid county of Lsmoie. $500
And all odiccrs 10 the coantie. of Funklin, Chm
,eudeu. Washington aud Ofiean- a. now regulu.
ted By law shnll have the same poSer aud suilof-
ty to execute any preeepI placed 10 their hand. lor
service or leyyng previous % 'hs FIRST day ~ De-
ceuber next. against any ps'son or persons living
or being found aithin sad county If Lsmoille. 10
lie same manner a. e ssi county Of LAnolIie had
not been created OF organized.
Trorid,d That from bnd alter Tie fret day u
December next, sl officers ui The several couuiio.
from which said LanDhc County VAS formed shkll
upon oil preeepis placed 10 their hands previous
10 the fret day Of December neat, commit spy per-
con or persons. where commitments becomes neces-
sary. to the keeper Of the common jail IN and for
said county Of Lsmolle from and offer the fret day
Of December ueSi and such officers shall have foil
poSef and authority 10 exeeoie AL processes con
iesp,lse by this section Of tie act TO be placed IN
their hands previous 10 the hrn day Of December
next in as foil and SIMPLE msoBsf as Il Lbey were
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

o,bcf hosts "a the lskc and canals about 80 600
Toisl 80 600 cords.
The number Of Canal bcs's dad no, learn. bot
the olcarances 10 1885 fmouied ~ 5ll2 The
toll received in that tenn was SOB O63 Is. Do
nns The year 1884 there was received at nufalo
10y canal. mercha ndi1e for tic West and ou, of the
state Of New York. "a so3 iso lbs aud duripg
1888 36.02 1862 lbf., showing an increase "a one
year 81 . III 1897 lbs.--ls36 IL supposed 10 for
exceed any firoer year. b, many millions Thee
s"fc cleo received At Buffalo 10 1888 for the ciiy
aud south aud west PARTS 81 New Yo,k. 80 3is 9Ji
bs.-lncfcase. tie iasi year, . $50 1,- lbs.
There ~ now on The stocks at Buflslo steam
b"alin building To- he called the Hudalo.' The
irnmc B. now up aud tho principal machinery com
r'rtcd Il is calculated to be OF the frs, class aud
finished IN superior We 10 any thing Of the kind
upon the iAkes. Thiry or forty additional boats
ls said TO be necessary to- perform the business re-
CURED on the lake. the next season. From person
al observation, during pnr of Scp,cmhct aud oo-
tobcr last, something Ike $500 people passed from
tins place 10 tho West, together with goods, MGR
chandize Sc. TO slmos, lncalculable amount.
The above statistical sketch was drawn ptlnc-
pally from authentic sources, and designed to sX.
hlbt ~ single I'cm specimen of the rapid
growth aud Improvement Of the West. Buhdlo,
however NC consider without parallel ~ The his
tory Of new cities aud villages. But would ad-
wise the enterptsiug Nermnnicr TO akes rhort Trip
Tor his amusement, To the West pass through Ro.
chester lockpor, aud spend week at Buffalo, and
then pa the lake stop al Cleveland and c,roit -
take glance al Michigan and Illinois. on his way
10 81. Louis. IN returning, cross the Allegheny,
visit Louisville and Cincinnati and Npn his way
homo. ,i,ii Washington City Philadelphia, &c
And then if he is not entirely destitute Of common
sympathy, he will sit down and mourn the unhop-
nv lot OF lis Green Mountain brethren, whom Il cru
81 destiny has located among the cold and dreory
Mountains Of vermont!
Plttsiicld, (Vt) Dec 20, 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

WAcu one mskes an assertion, like d. see an
other always ready to conirad.o, - 1t shows an
indePeden, spirit
Ike 10 see people when Nsik,ne the streets
look nio houses n tho doors are open d, denotes
sn observing mind.
Ike TO see students vi forming an sncle Of
fortY-hye degrees Il shows that their minds ace
all absorbed 40 The p0rsuii acknowledge.
When one Is telling al interesting story. like
to see another break 10 and finch Il; !; shows him
ever ready IN Sssis, hi- Belghbor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
VI isCclI an v.

BEAUTIruI---TnE BROKEN FLOWER. walked
out in the morning, when the mid spring had
spread her yerdant mantle upon the heids and cali
ed forth the blossoms aud the bud when the green
shrub expanding its leaves like the wings Of
the new y-iledGed bird, aud the rls leeped gladly
through the sunlight, md marked and enjoyed
the freshness of the scene bot little fowrct
that bloc med lonely by the pathway arrested my
attention, aud turned aside 10 contemplate it's
hues and admire the dclicacy gifts form. II was
lovely yet meek, and rich with fragrance, which it
flung upon the light wings of the passing wind !;
and tho't j, emblem of the Young and gullcless
heart, 1t stood unprotected in It's innocence
wonld not pluck il. although i, Looked so fair and
inviting, but let it bloom upon i,s slender stem,
meet the sight of the next passcr by, and oh"'"
HIM with lite sweetness
,c,n,,ciIn tue evening nd cough. for the gen
iIo flower but the cruel tread of the needless
stranger had been upon il, and crushed il, and il
lay on the ground broken and bleeding unno tlccd
and alone. And thought 1t as it lay thus before
nc, an emblem Of the human heart when lis deli
cate pride has been wounded by the thoughtless or
the designing. who pass their way and leave the
stricken one to mourn 10 the silent dcsolaiion OF the
breast.
morsIized on the fate of the dying flower, and
received from 1t a lesson that sunk deep into my
mind. 1t taught me TINT only the great the
wealthy, and the powerful, IRE sccu re from az
grcssion like this and that their claims aud pre-
tensions acknowledged and respected. whist
the innocent, aud the unpreiendinC, are sighted
and desplsed, and their merits unseen and unre-
wsried Yet ct rot The proud ono oxult in the
ascendency which fictitious advantages may have
given him, The child Of indgcnre lament his
lot for Teace md contentmcnt nay visit the cot
'age, when they shun the lordly mansion and tic
cares and disconenls # the rich be excluded from
the quiet hearth sides ofthe poor--whe even aaid
his biteresl repinings the oppressed may find con-
ISOLATION he knows thut II shall not be thus al
ways--that but few years VIII suffice TO level all
that the wave ofTime Is sweeping onward forever:
msh may wish 10 stay its course, when the heaven
above him Is unclouded and that oil the myriad
bafks which crowd his bosom. will alike re dashed
uRpu the shore ofobon, and their shattered wrecks
81 H. beneth the SUFFICE Of its waters
BfsurY. Let me sec female possessing the
beauty Of meek and modes; dcpoumcnt-of ar
eye thst bespeaks intelligence and pnriiy within
nf lips tha, speak no guile :-le, see 10 her =
KIND aud beneyolcnt d'spor,ion--a heart that ran
sympsihze With dsltcss-and never will ask for
the beauty that dwels IN ruby lips or flowing
tresscs snowy hands or tho forty other ct &C.
ierss upon which our poets hsve harped fur 50 ma
ny sges. These fade; when touched by the hand
Of Time, bu, those ever enduring qualities Of the
heart shall onlye the reign Of Time, snd grow
d7igh'or and fssiec, ss The ages OF Eternity roll
away.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

The Bangor Farmer describes The dress of a ltdy
there DUNG November rain storm. when mud Is
ankle deep, thus
4 iurcapc = hos twisted 1 times round her neck
s'h stockings and French tm sipp,rs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
U N ~ T. R y.

legal officers in said l.smolls county.
, II g hesobg further enacted That th,s &C,
shbl take effect immediately from iis passage.
CARLOS COOLIDGE
Speaker uf the House.
II. u. CAMP, rrcs,dcu, OF the Senate.
Approved, :. H. JENlsoN.
November Il 1890
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03

2l.--An act, Cor Tie compensation Of County
Clerks AID Sheriff..
u "a hereby ensefed by The General .7s"mIiy Of
The State Of Irmonf Thai the clerks of the soye-
raj county courts. and sheriff., when required by
law 10 attend si the State House in MONT elicr for
The counting Of the votes of the frcemcn Of ths
sioic be SLOWED ten cents mile for travel esch
way, aud Two dollars for each days Necessary at
tendance while sorting and counting said votes
that all laws incorsistent herewith be- and the ssue
are. hereby repealed. and The CLERKS Of the supreme
court are hereby authorized and directed Ia draw
orders on The treasurer Of the state for payment
PrOrifed, That his act shall take effect from IL.
passage.
CARLOS COOLIDGE.
Speaker II the House.
u. ". CAMP President Of The Senate
Approved. =. II. JENlSON.
November II 1896