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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-11

OF the proceedings had at meeting of the
Wayne Comfy Education S2cietF." held IL
Cambridge Guy on the eth aud : h Of NAV,
ISt2. n pursuance 10 public notice given by
the Executive Comnlttee therc'i,-fne Members
assembled at the Seminary at ID O'Clock, \. NJ
The President WILLIAM, Z FoULRf:, III fha Chair
The Secretary beng absent, THo,IAs DLL, vas.
BY the Executive Committee, appointed Secfcta-
~, pro TEN.
Ga motion, Resolved, That the rules Of order
of the last meeting OF ibis Society be adopted for
the government Of this Convention.
The reading Of the Minutes of the Education
Convention. held in Centreyiile Ia August last
being called for, were read accordingly.
On notice Of Diniel Strauan, Resolved. That
all persons present. friendly to the cause Of Eaa-
cation. he requested 10 participate in the de3ber-
atoms of the Society aud that they be entitled
to n vote.
On motion Of S L. Uoshour, Received, Tha,
Committee Of three be appointed by the Chair
to prepare business for the consideration Of the
Convention.
Whereupon, the following gentlemen were up
pointed said committee. VIZ: Messrs. 5. *. Hos
hour, II. Vale and Elan Unthauk.
Mr. Nimrod II. johnson then delivered the In
iroductory Address on the importance Of general
Eduration and its necessity ~ order to preserve
the blessings OF free government.
On motion Of r VaIle, Resolved, That Com
ni,tee be appointed to receive Statistics from the
Trustees of the several Townships m thus Coun
~. of the arrangement md condition Of the
School Districts IN each Township
The following named gentlemen wero appoin.
ted SAID Committee. Messrs. ID Strattau,
Nathan johnson, md 4 Spuard.
At IL O'Clock, NJ, the Convention adjourned
until = O'Clock p. NJ.
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Afternoon Hc.sion,

The Convention met al the appointed hour. the
President IN the Chair When the assembly was
addressed by Andrew SPlilard on :he requisite
qualifications of Common School Teachers.
Mr.. d. Strattan. the Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Statistics reported their inability TO obtain
any Statistics that would be Of value to the So
cIety.
90 motion, Resolved That We recommend TO
tho cUtzeus of this County 10 memorallze the
next Legislature to appoint State Snperlntcn-
dent Of Common Schools, whose duty IL shall be
to traverse the Sta'c and mtuutelv search into
the existing state Of Common Scho is, aud report
annually, tho result of his Investigations. and
that Committee be appoin ed to draft said
mortal, and that we invite the citizens Of this
State to act with Us on this subject.
Which after spirited discussion in which
Messrs- SpliIard, Vale, Slit, Reed, aud Merdeth
participated. unanimously adopted.
The following gentlemen were appointed said
Committee. VIZ: Mcssrs. S. X Hosiiour, J. 3
Slit and Solomon Mcrideii:.
The following resolution being offered and dis
cnssed By Messrs. 5. *. IIoshour, 4. Splard,
iiervey and others, was laid on the inbIe. to>wIt;
Resolved, Tha, this Convention recommend to
such changes in tho Common School Law as viii
lead 10 the formation of a Fund out Of the gener~
al appropriation which shall 90 10 the defravng Of
the educational expenses Of the children of such
poor as shall receive a certificate from the Town
s1ip Trustees OF their inability to educate their
children themselves.
At > O'Clock, p. Nj, the Convention ADJOURN
cd unit! half past seven O'Clock.
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Evening session.

The assembly met at the appointed the
President in the Chair.
The Resolution relating to n chanco in our
Common School Law, being called up, Mr.. Vale
offered the following, as ame ndment thereto,
VIZ: That the Legislature should enact la VS. i'm
posing obligation each Township in the
State TO raise by tax q Of money, which. to-
gether with the public funds shall be sufficient 10
sustain a School "a: least SIX months in a vcar ia
each District of each Township and If nnv Town.
ship shall neglect 10 raise such sum. il shall not
be entitled to its share Of the public money.
MIR. J. Il. Siii; offered the following rs an n
mPndment to the amendment. vix: Resolved,
That the Legislature Of this State make 1T the
duty of the County Commits sioners Of each Coun-
" IN this State, annually, to impose tax on the
citizens Of toe several Counties, to he applied To
Common School purposes in the respective Coun-
ties, which, with the Common School fnnis. shall
be sufficient to sustain a School IN each District
at least six months in year, and failure by said
Commissioners 10 impose SAID tax shall subject
them to Indictment
Which amendments were discussed Al cnnsil-
erabie length bv Messrs. Ira Iqckev Nathan
Johnson, 5. X. Iashour, Solomon Merldeth md
Others and on motion Of Mr.. Laekey, laid en- the
table.
On motion of Mr.. r Vale. the following gen
temcn were appointed to procure signatures 10
the Constitution, viz: Nessrz. r Vale, J. D.
Slit. s. X. Hoshour. and ]. p. Doughty
At 10 O'clock, p. NJ, the Convention adjourn
ed until 10 o'clock, tomorrow morning
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Nr.J B ; it, offered the Glowing Resolution
whiah, after a lengthy and able discussion, IN
~bich Nessrs. Suit. Reed, Green. SPs3aFt. Ira
Leokey, and II. Vale participated, was uoani-
mausly adopted, ": Received. That as proper
means OF GifIsjug knowledge ct our RrPuOlI
can Institutions, We recommend % cur Common
Schools and Seminarles of Learning, the use OF
MANsfIELD'- PoLtrIcAL GRAMMAR. or some other
work, treating Oh the + ementary Principles OF
American Constitutional Law.
NJ. ]. b san addressed tho Convention ia an
able md ior"in!e manner upon the Importance of
he Moral and Domestic E34raIian of the vouug.
Mr. James W. Green, by the request at the
scmhly read an Essay on The Pleasure Of Science.
At half past II VI, the Conven.lon adjourned
until o'clock 7. NJ.
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Morning Session May 2sth. 1912.

The Convention met pursuant - adjournment,
the President in the Chair. The Convention be-
ing called 10 order the Minutes ofihe proceedings
OF Yesterday were read.
On motion of John p Doughty, Resolved, that
Committee be appointed by the Chair to reques:
the assessor of this County obtain list, at his
next assessment. of all the Children in this Conn
*, between the ages Of FIVE and fifteen and Of
fifteen and twenty, who unable 10 read and
write.
The following gentlemen wera appointed sal
Committee, VIZ: Messrs, John ?. Doughty, II Hi,
and Macy B. Malsbv.
On motion OF David ". Reed. Resolved, Tia,
a Committee be appointed by the Char. TO draft
and publish an Address TO the Citizens Of the
State OF Indiana, requesting their CO operation
with us IN memoraizing our Legislature. to ap~
point Superintendent Of Commoa Schools for
this State.
Whereupoa the Chair appointed Hes<rs Das ID
". Reed, Nathan johnson and J. " Green SAID
Committee.
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Tie Apportionmcnt Bill The question beng
On concarrIun IN the amendment Of the Commit
tee on the judiciary. animated discussion en-
sued. Bat tho amendment was voted cown.--
Ayes i, nays 10. Mr.. Wright then spoke al large
against tho dIsirictIug system. hr henderson
replied. Mr.. Woodbury. and Mr.. McRoberIs con
,;nued conrendng neGinst--Mr. Ta''matge and
Mr.. Merr,ck for districting. Mr.. RI"cs admit
ted the right district, bat denied the expedIency
In the House the Army Bill st'il under
discussion. Mr.. Fillmore saving that ne wonId
offer an amendment; to the rules, 10 enable
any member in committee Of the whole 10 move
that a vote on the pending question under consd~
GRAFTON be- taken without debate.
The Speak communicated letter from Mr..
Arthur Middleton, presenting to Congress p"r-
trait Of Columbus, o5ra med while he was minister
at Madrid. Referred To- the Library committee.
The committee on Indian Affairs were ernpow-
cred to send for persons and papers 10 their inVes-
legations Of frauds charged to have been commits
Ted among the Choctaws, Cnicasaws ana Chero~
KEGS.
Mr. Saltonstn moved that the House take up
the Tariff bill. o iectons were made, and the
motion not entertained.
The House then proceeded to consider matters
touching the district Of Col umbIa
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n 4 r II | L D .

On the evening Of OH INST, honor the Mayor,
Mr.. THOMAS CAREY, 10 Miss ANNA SALTER MI
Of tals ely.
We vi-h friends happiness aud prosperity, aud their
remembrance printer amid their festivities
that they possess hencvolence of which
viii render aud all around ihem happy
Ga Thursday the md inst. by the REV Mr.
WuALLoN, Nh. JAMES WHITE, to Miss Lucy
PurLrs, all OF this city.
With the above notice we received a liberal
portion of the different kinds OF good things had
on the hnppy occasion. May they 1.-Two long, aud
be happy as long they live.
On Tuesday the 3lst ul:. by JOHN SAILOR,
Mayor, Mn ABRAHAM EARNEST, Of this city,
To Miss ELIz, Ann WARD. Of this vicinity.
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MOTT ICE.

WILL. be offered at Public Sale in the town Of Nil
w tor, Wayne county. Indiana, Seventh-tay,
Saturday, the 18th Of this m1nh, the following property,
(uness taken by the previous the day
sael towt One composition Watch, Jeff IN the of
Jacob Shider, und repaired tho 9th Of lt month"; 1875
sver-cased Watch, left by Samuel Mlsiaeh and
pairod the 9Th of 4h month, 1885, compostioncascd
atch, left by Charles DInmer coorcd man,
red 2th Of 9Th month"; 1884, and siIvcr-casei
" atch. left by name Gcofge Armstrong,
repaired the 2st Of 3rd month"; 1910. The sale be be-
hours of 10 O'Clock, \. NJ and O'Clock. 7. VI
ard attendance given. b.
ISAAC FRAMPTON.
Sixth Month BID. 1912. 23-25
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ATTENTION.

ME Officers commanding tho Independent tnmpanie4
3 the Slh Regiment, hereby directed 10 parade
several companies armed aud equipped tho law
Directs Richmond, the lth day OF July at 10
O'Clock, A NJ, for Battalion muster.
T.. RAIl.SI!AGk II, Col. Com. OF Sth Reg. |. NJ
n i. As there company of Light Infantry.
field from Paris, ohio. hcve requested honorary
company OF the revolutionary aud Of
war. lie there: who be placed under tho
dfrec lions I,x Colonies Smith Hunt Paul Iarsh, Wa.
- - -
field and the evolution, Of the day,
marked attention. r. X.
june lst, It12. o3tj
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.,,onos: others tho notorious COnsldere. Among
The projectIies seized. wore several INTENDED Tor
tho destruction Of the king; by being thrown IN
10 the carriage, and TO ass7ss'nate OF course as
many of his family might happen to accompany
him It is stated that the Information which LED
10 the detection Of this plot was gwen by the
mistress Of one Of the consPratoTs, "ho has been
since murdered and her tody thrown INTO the
Seine.
a,aa, fro ia announced 10 have befallen tho
Austrian town Of Steijsr, not far from Linz
where 400 houses were consumed Il three-iour'hs
of the inhabitants, who were ceehr ated Tor theiT
iron manufactures, were left without shelter
The Saw-Ml of Mr.. John League, about two
miles Eorih Of town destroyed by ire on
Tuesday evening last. 1t is said to have been
insured to a considerable amount.
The communication Of "CIio,' shall appear
next week.
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THOMAS Dill, Secretary, pro ten

JoTS c. CoLr.-On the calling of this in
the Supreme Court, on Friday last. relative to the
bill ofexceptoD the counsel for the prisoner did
not appear. and the court ordered default TO be en-.
tered. Subsequently, however, tho counsel APP
peared, and his absence represented 70 have
been accidental. The consequence Is that the
exceptions will not be argued this term What a
trihlng with justice!
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ME subscriber IS DESTROYS Of selling private sale,
Il any OF the property hereinafter described, to-.it
The House and lot, the Of Main and Front
streets, occupied BY John Williamson
\ building lot with IN it. Main street,
the three story brick lately put up by JOB Bofton.
y building lot, Main street.adJninng the proper
Armstrong Grimes the west, running back about
80 feet alley. and having advantage Of ten foot
alley extending the front along lis whole length buck
the first mentioned alley.
The property he resides. consisting Of good,
shed dwelling house. nearly The main build
ing AZ BY b feet, four floor,
a massage kitchen, milk house, all
brick good anl roomy stable and buildings
Of good quality Excellent water; roony dry and airy
cellar; about and hall acres Of ground n
quantity suit the purchaser; fruit of various
kinds. The situation IS surpassed By lhe 7iace,
p.easantnes Ii j. well calculated private
dece and i convenient the business Of the city.
AMI would be good situation FOR boarding hssse This
property the undersigned naproy ed expressly for his per-
residence. and believes il will bear inspection.
Also. Farm Of 50 acres Situated aboa, Il miles
City, directly GfeenYc road; originally
as improved BY Frederick HoaYer, spce owned BY
vd Holloway. The situation unusually fine;
several strong and never-faiug Springs; excellent
RI. consisting Of 300 trees embracing good yee;y
Of fruit.
The Of sale of any II above named property.
viii 70 fair and LIBERAL price and time. Tbo-e drs
qosea purchase sch property. respectfully invited
call and examine for themselves
ACHILLES WILLIAMS
RIcasgond, ilsi Month 2snd, 1871. 5oa
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SIIEKIFI"S SALE.

virtue Of sunIty Executions TO me directed from tho
4 Wayne Circuit Court will oppose at public sale 1t
Court House door in Centrevic, Wayne county, Ind
2nd DAY 81 July, 1872, between the hours Of
O'Clock, A NJ, and O'clock j. NJ, said day tho
following property. tpit: The East half Of Lot 3D.
nunhcrcd on the plat of that part OF the city OF Rich
monl, Wayne county, Indiana, laid oft by jeremiah Cox
Taken property Of Daniel ID. Sloan, satisfy exc
ccutlons i'll favor of Foilke md others.
TIIOS. G.. NOBLE, Sh'n w G
Jeno 9th, 1912. (-I,50) 81
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PEAcHEs.--The peach crop in the eastern part
OF New Jersey il is said, has utterly failed. APP
pies will be abundant.
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The Illinois pententIary has been leased for
three years for SIX thousand doIlars--the escos
paying that sum to the State and meeting all the
expenses besides.
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TWENTY SEVENTH CONGRESS-, .......SEcOND SESSIoy.
Correspondence of tine Baltimore clpporJ
WASHINGTON, May 30,


Ia the House Of Representatives., II resolution
was offered by NJ. GIvIn, providing for alters
alton IN the daily meeting of the House to ten,
A. NJ, and for daily recess from to !, p NJ
Some debate of n dcsuItory character arose, after
which motion to suspend the rules IN order TO
receive tho resolution neg ttIved There
ma jority oil 30, but il required majority
ottwo thirds.
Mr.. Fillmore offered n resolution proposing
that all debate on tho Army bill shall cease to-
morrow at o'clock. The resolution was, on
motion Of Mr.. Rheu, laid on The table by vote
100 10 -.
resolution adopted, calling the Secro-
tary of the Navy To furnish copies of all orders
he has given since the lst of Nav for preventing
the launching of vessels, the discharge Of work
men. and other matters connected herewith
The House then went into committee of the
whole and resumed the debate on The Army APP
preparation bill, the question s,Ili beng ca The
proposition of MIR. Mckay to reduce the number
OF tho army one. third.
Mr.. Mckennan. of Ponnsy lvana, appeared to-
day and took his seat.
The Senate has been engaged the whole day
on the Appropriation bill.
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JUNE 3, 1912 .


In the House Of Representatives., resolution
was adopted, requiring tie President to furnish a
statement Of the expenses al the New York Gus
tom House Commission; also from what fund The
money has been paid.
Mr.. Carnpbe}l rene we'd his resolution proposing
, terufJuutI's:I rT present tho
of next month 1t being oil jected to. he NOV ed a
suspension of the rules. The vote was yeas 50,
nays 81. But u requiring t"o-ihIrds, the motion
was negatived.
Mr.. Fillmore. from the committee on ways and
means, reported the hong expected revenue bill.
He said tho committee bad changed many of the
details of the bin from the Treasury Department,
and made many important alterations. Five thou
sand extra copies were ordered to be printed.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Fillmore, Il resolution was
adopted, which provides fhat further debate on
the Army Appropriation btl shall cease on Mon
dav O'Clock.
Mr. Ranholph asked leave to offer a resolution
prov idng that the Revenue bill shall he taken u p
Immediately after the passage Of the Army bill
The resolution, was negativcd-yeas So nays 81
not two-thtrds.
The Army Appropriation bill was then taken
up IN committee OF the whole, the question still
heing on the proposition 10 reduce the number of
the to the scale of 1921.
Mr. IIa!stcad made speech Of some hours in
favor of reduction only Of the staff Of the army
Last evening, the bin establishing n police
guard for this city, and the bill appropriating
$1,000 for lights, passed.
The Senate has spent another day on the APP
porlionment bill.
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"A. n. n T. w Il Q Y ,

DE TIST;
I , ESPECTFILLY informs the citizens Of Richmond,
4 and vicinity he has returned and Is prepared
attend to ali vino may favor him with call.
frTOFFICE AT JAMES HUNNICUTT'S.
Richmond, june l0th, 1912. 1926
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Upwards of 5000 persons arrived at y. Yorl
last week from Europe.
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Destructirc- fire Harpers, Brothcrs, Celcbrated
Publishing House burglary Of Jomes' Ner No
rcL.-On Wedne sday morning about / o'clock,
the large publishing house Of the celebrated book
sellers. IIarpers, Brothers, Of Cliff street, ~ York,
was discovered to be on fire IN the fourth story,
occupied thor bindery, and before the flames
could be subdued, The whole of the fourth and
filth stories, and their contents, were destroyed.
There no doubt that the fire the of
incendary; and the principal cause was the
securing OF two sets of James ncw move J..
Morley Ernstein. and the destruction OF tho re
IDainder Of tho edition.
The amount of the loss il is impossible to name
with any thing like correctness. 1t vii not pro
badly cxcoed tho amount Of the insurance, which
is stated follows: In the Spring Garden ms.
Co. $40 900; Mutual Safety $4,000 Equitable
$4,000; Jefferson $1,000; Bowery $1,000; Eft
mn, Hartford $1,000; Protection, Hartford, 81
600; Fremen's, on the building, $4,000. Total
$50 600 Bait. Clipper.
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In the House Of Representatives. last evening
the bill TO incorporate the Washington Gas Light
Company was laid on the table.
This morning. Mr.. Campbell Of Tennessee,
asked leave to offer "A resolution proposing that
the present session Of Congress shall terminate
on the 1lrh Of June instant. Leave was no,
granted.
Mr.. Underwood then called up the District
bills remaining on the calendar.
The bill 20 incorporate the National institution
for the promotion Of Science, was first taken Up.
After an Intellectual motion by Mr.. Cooper, Of
Georgia, to lay the bill the table, ii was pas
sed.
The bill to incorporate the Manual Labor
School and male Orphan Asylum, was next taken
up and passed.
The bill to amend the charter Of tho city Of
Alexandria came up next. The question was on
an amendment offered by Mr.. Cave Johnson, pro
viding that every free white mae citizen of Al.
eXandrIa, nged u, shall have rIght to vote
After the rejection Of some proposed additional a
mendmenfs, tho above amendment was concur
red in. Mr.. Adams then moved to reconmit the
bill, with instructions Ia strike out the word
'white person. 50 that persons Of all colors may
vote. Mr. A. then made Il speech about the
rights OF man, etc Mr.. w. G. Johnson replied
with some warmth. The motion Of Mr.. Adams
finally laid the table, and this carried the
white ball with IT. The bill to established po-
lice force IN this city next considered.
In the Senate, The Apportonment bill has been
again under debate the whole day.
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PRINTERS recent meeting of the Prin-
tors' Society in the British Metropolis, it was
stated that, during The las, year. more than 200
journeymen printers had been ont Of work in
the city Of London, and had been maintained by
men IN employment.
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DoNATIoN The editor Of the \. O Picaynno
has received letter nv the Alabama from Ha-
vana. from Fanny EissIer. enclosing 500 do
nation for the Destitute Male Orphan Asv lum of
New Orleans.
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GRIM CoS.--A trial for Grim con took place
IN Terre Haure. on the il h. The parties were
Wm. McGaughey. Ct Cleveland. Ohio. plaintiff
and DR.. J. :. Weiden. Of EIgar county. Illinois,
defendant. The plaintiffs wife eIoped with the
defendant in IN 1888. The jlry gave the plain
uti verdict OF - 900.
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SETTLEMENT OF THE OREGON TERRIToRY By
CoLoRED PERSONS A convention of colored per-
sons from OhiC, Indiana and Illinois has been held
at Terre Haute, for the purpose of appoin tin
delegates To q National Convention at PhIiade-
phia. having IN view the moderation of tho coll
ored race, by settlement in the Oregon Territory,
and the adoption of some measures 10 sechre
from Congress grant of land in this new coun-
try.
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Prentice tells of chap, who in an extacy Of
overPowerlng excitement. Jumped up, struck his
fists together and exclaimed: - feel az IL must
Gu, somcbod, throat, or steal Wallet
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The present lord mayor Of London Is said 10
have been q journeyman mason in Nashville.
(Tennl some forty years ago
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las, week from Europe.
CCJThe editor Of the Macon (Ga.) Messenger
has had three different writs each as long the
moral law, served upon bin. " hicb modestlv
quests him to fork over" 8 - Geo for injury done
to the good and fame Of three citizens Of
that city. by publishing advertisement signed
by Responsible name. An editor sued for Sl5,
600, and IN these times, too! The plaintiffs are
certainly crazy.
New Orleans has 323 greg shops Of different
grades. paying for licences SI9>,o00. Their cost
the city Is estimated by the Bee al $780,
GOO.
Think there's any danger, mister managgee-
~ man, from the B1ye Confractor' On no,
said The man, 1.-The sarpent don't bite, ne swallows
his w!iais hole"
SUBSTITUTE FOR CoFFEE--A paragraph 10
foreign peper says that N Germany the seeds OF
grapes are fast coming info use as substitute
for coffee.
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JUNE /, mt.
SESATE.-Mr. Mangum took hrs sea, this NOR.
ning. and presented 4 memorial from Amos Ken.
dali. praying that the judgment obtained against
hun IN the suit of Stockton and Stokes be paid
Referred 10 the Judiciary Committee
= Dir. bayards proposition to employ a Corps Of
Reporters was voted down