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WILLIAMS COLLEGE. The fiftieth an
niversary af this institution was celebrated
on the 23d ult The occasion brought to-
gether a more numerous assemblage of
gentlemen of distinction, Governors, Judg-
es, mambers of Congress and Presidents
of Colleges ever before gathered in the
valley. The degree of A. B. was confer
red on p young gentlemen, and the de-
gree of A. M. in course conferred on III
former graduates. The Hon. Degree of
d. ID. was conferred on the Rev. John
Nelson of Leicester, Mass. and the Rev.
Nicholas Murray, of Elizabethtown, N. ].
CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE. The commence
ment of this institution passed off week
er two since. The church was filled to
OVERLOOKING, and the performances receiv-
ed with much interest and approbation.-
The Degree of A. D. was conferred upon
&c young gentlemen. The Degree of ID.
D. was conferred on Ezra Stiles Garnet,
and the Rev. Daniel Sharp of Boston, and
the Rev Alonzo Potter of Union College.
The Degree of Ii. d. was conferred up
on Mr. William HI. Prescott and George
Bancroft of Boston, and Mr.. William
Smythe of the Cambridge University Eng
land.
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BRIG III TON Nj A r X z t.
MONDAY, Sept. 4, 1913.
Reported for the N. E. Farmer.

Il
At Market 600 Beef Cattle, 100 Sores,
80 Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep and 400
Swine.
PRIcEs.-Beef CaMe.-A very small
number. Extra $3.50 rs. First quail
ity. S4,25 $50. Second quality. 1915
IA S4,25. Third quality $500 $50.
Sheep.-Saes quick. Lois sold from rs
cts. 10 81 so. Wethers. Sl,33, 1,62 LIS.
A very nice lot 10 ship. Sl.Ss.
WOOL Duty. The value whereof at
the place of expectation shall not exceed z
cts. per mound. free, All whereof the value
exceeds cts. per pound, 80 per CT. ad. val.
and 3 els. per pound.
We have no important movements 10 no.
lice in this article.
Prime or Saxonv Fleeces, washed, ID. 81
40 c.-American full blood. do 33 So
Do. 4 do 80 oO-Do. ! do 30 80 and
common do rs 27.
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Payment is expected.
" A. FRANCIS.
Beauty, Beauty !


DR.. EVANS Beauifying Lotion is the most
sovereign remedy for efiectually removing pm
pies, blotchss sun burn, tan, and other detects
of the skin, for identifying and preserving It's
beauty. that has ever bren offered to The I'c''s
and gentlemen Of this country. Nothing con
tributes So much to our general success IN me-
as an engaging first appearance.
This Lotion, salubr'ous ~ is nature, AMI so
boautifviug in its effects, that after using II
short time it improves the skin to perfection rem
dcring it white, soft, smooth aud healthy a
beautiful complexion is the pride of all who pos
sess it, and the envy of thosr who are deprived
OF it. and as the Lotion will 10 all II processes
has become the only cosmetic in extensive use.
Gentlemen whose faces are tender or rough al
ter shaving or otherwise detective will ma Ih's
to be delightful remedy as il will leave the lace
smooth and prevent the otherwise cer'aln eueet
of all common soap, in turning the beard rreTa-
turcly grey.
az ..or sale wholesale and retail at tire
c,ty drug store, NJ. III Genesee ST. by Eos
ter and Dickinson; Sidney M'ody' Middle
bury; Huntley & Higgins, Salisbury; W al
rem Bliss. Brsndon; S. ID. Winslnw.. Plus
for; 5. Bowman; Vergenne>; Agents.
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Administrators sale of Real Es.
tate at Auction.

in pursuance Of the order Of the Probate Court for
the district Of Addison, shall offer for sale at auc-
tion at the dwelling house ofAgnes Mathews in East
Middlebury the 4lh day Of October at one o.
clock IN the afternoon, the following real estate Of
othy Mathews Jr late Of said Middebury, deceased,
TO wit:
The house, lot and buildings thereon in East Mid
dlebury occupied by the deceased at the time of his
death, Except the part thereof his widow for
her dower) including the reversion Of the widows dow
er.
About SIX acres Of land adjoining the house lot pur-
chased by the deceased of Abner Evcrts.
Also an undivided half of 25 acres lying the hill
north from the house lot formerly owned by David Ohm
sted, and held in common with Eli Mathews.
Also few articles Of personal property Of the de-
ceased.
AGNES MATHEWS. !
ELI MATHEWS, 1hu" TO-
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WE the subscribers being appointed hy the
Probate Court for the district of New Hin -,
ven Commissioners to receive. examine AMI
adjust all the claims and demands Of all per-
sons against the Estate of
SANUEL II. SUMNER,
late of Middlcbury in said District, deceas
ed, represented insolvent and also all Chains
and demands exhibited in offset thereto
And six calendar months from the 4th day of
August being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore give notice thar we
will attend to the business of our said ap-
pointment at the dwelling house of Ebenczer
Sumner, the end "Wednesday of Oct1ler apt
January following from nine O'Clock 4 II
until four O'Clock NJ. on each ei said day =
WN. DEWEY, co
ALLEN FOOT, ''
Dated ut MiddleLury this l2lh day ofAu-
gust lS43. l5:3w
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s. PEARL LATHR0P,

9Dh@@6cGM00 500 BCoQGe1Og.
Would respectfully inform his friets and The publ
that he has taken an office in No T. Nichols bni'd-
ing directly over Francis store, where he WIN "
pleased to receive calls from those who may wish MS
services.
DIR. l.. hopes, by the strictest study of the various
branche Of his profession and the closest attention To
those who may come under his care, to merit and to
receive an honorable share of public patronage.
July 10, 1913. H;u
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Newton Academy.
SHOREHAM VT


The Fall Term of this Institution will
commence on the first Monday of Septem-
Der, under the continued charge of MIR. Mum
ger who will be aided by such assistance as
circumstances may require. Every effort
will be made to render the academy at least
as deserving of patronage as il has been du-
ring the last year. The valuable apparatus
belonging to the Institution affords the most
desirable facilities for illustrating the sub
iects in Natural Philosophy. The Chemical
apparatus will be repaired and lectures will
be given weekly upon Chemistry or some
kindred branch of Natural Science.
As it is believe that proper education
does not entirely consist in acquiring
knowledge of facts, the utmost care will be
taken by the Principal to form in the minds
of his pupils correct habits of thought as
well rs study, so TINT while they shall be
gaining accessions of knowledge, they shall
also attain what is Of greater importance
thorough intellectual discipline. Ii is desi-
BILE both for the convenience of the teacher
and for the benefit ofthe scholar that all who
attend should be present at the commence
ment of the term.
Board can be procured in the village on the
the most reasonable terms.
EBEN BUSH, Sec. 16;tf
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Religious Notice y!

Rev. c. Prindle, will preach in the Bap-
fist Church in this place, on Sunday next,
9th inst at 5 o'clock, p NJ After the
sermon a Wesleyan methodist society will
be organized.
Sept IL, ls43.
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Female Seminary.

The next quarter will commence on
Thursday, Sept. 18th. An ample Phio-
s,phical apparatus has been purchased. for
the use OF the school, and able assistants are
provided.
16;3w. l.. L.. IlLDEN' fnnciPaI
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DIR. Banning having spent some time in
this place, lecturing gratuitously on the
preservation of health, and the cause and
cure of many formidable diseases of the hui
man trunk, we the undersigned. citizens of
AEddlebury, take pleasure in commenting
him to the confidence and regard of ALL
We commend him, for his knowledge of
the human system for his clear, practical,
common sense exposition ofwhat we deem
very important theory in regard to many
diseases to which it is subject; and for his
frank, open-hearted. kind and liberal spirit
We would especially commend him to the
medical profession, whose kind attentions
and aid little acquaintance with him will
convince them he well deserves. All class
es of community should attend his lectures
as well for the useful knowledge which may
be derived from them, as for the excellent
moral influence they exert.
WIN SLADE,
PETER STARR.
JONATHAN ALLEN NJ. d.
WILLIAM P. Russell nj. d.
S. PEARL LATHROP NJ. ID.
E. d. BARBER,
A. WILCOX,
HARVEY WILCOX,
JAMES M. SLADE,
B. BRIEFLY, late Pastor of the
Baptist Church and Editor ofthe
VT. Observer.
T. H. LUNT, Pastor ofthe Bap-
fist Church.
Middlebury, Vermont,
September, IL, 1S43.
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NEW GOODS,

lust received from New YORK. a general
- assortment of Groceries-Conslstng IN
mart of Old Hyson, Young Hyson, Fl. Skin
and Black Teas, Molasses, Loaf ground and
Brown Sugar, Box and SUIT ma Raisins, Ja-
va Laguara and ST. D. Coffee, Fresh Tama
rands, Rice, Salmon Trout, Bleached sum-
mer and Sperm Oil. Varnish. and Linseed
Olaf Russell 6 GRlDLEY'S.
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This Packet will he in first rate order. i
the accommodation Of Passengers & FTeiztt-
Will leave Pergennes at o clock in tho
morning lowed y Seam Boat 10 Wire all
Freight must be on board the DIV prrviYJ :,
Those moving, or yIsiIing their friends n
the far West, will find this tie most ex ,rti--
tious, and at tie same time the cheapest rohfa
they can take. Those who choose 10 DO
can have every iacilit, for boarding iieni-
selves. Due attention will be paid 70 Pa
sengers by a careful Captain and Crc~. 70.
further particulars enquire Of
X, CHAPMAN. Agt. Vrrgern:<.
JOY & WEBSJrR,)
DAW & DELONG. ( oer'i"
Yrrgeunes, March 2s, 1913, i,4.n
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JOSEPH JACK1IAN,

late Of Ayery's Gore in the County of a :
olson, in said district, deceased, presented
his petition in writing To said Court, pray my
for license 10 sell the seal Estate fthe sat
deceased for the purpose OF pay ing the debts
of the deceased and the expenses of Admin
isiration, and therein sets forth the amount
of Debts due from The deceased and the char
yes of Administration, the value of the per
-onal Esta g. the situation of the Real Estate
and that il is necessary to sell The Real ~
tate of the deceased for the purpose afors-
said it is therefore ordered that the said pr
titiOn be con sidcfpil at session of said Court
to be holden at the Office of the Judge D! SAID
Court in Bristol on the first Monday of De-
tober next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, ; and
that saidAdministrator give notice TO all yer
SONS interested that they may appear and
make their objections If any they have 20 said
license being granted by publishing certii
ed copy Of this order in the Peoples Press
ii Newspaper printed at vi dlebury in thu
County of Addison, three weeks successfully
previous to the time of said Court.
HARVEY MUNsiLL, Jsdse.
true copy Of record
ATTEST. II. MUNsILL, Judea- IS
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Hancock.

THE nonresident propretors Of the Of Han
cock in the county Of Add hereby notified that
the LIxcs assessed by said within the year
preceding this date, remain either in whole in part
unpaid the following described lands in said town,
to wit:
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Cambridge, ] B Morgan. SIS Isl 40
Eden, Eli Kinds, W 80 Al 80
ElmOre, Town, It
Hydepark. Levi Egerton' SO 1873 10
Iobnson. none 6s 90 rs
Mansfield. Almon Luce,
Norris town, NJ Terrell, ! alb 65 l35 81
Sterling, none ~ .
c,ow. Zebna W Bennett. | 33 IA 76
Waterrille, wab
Wocott, none
=
1872 ZIG 304
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w. Hull & Sons Steam Soap

BY the box, pound, 9esingle cake.
Pale yellow ExtrsNo and Bar Soap for washing
Pure Palm -Almond-Variegated and sweet seem
ted for the Toilette. Verbena Cream-Anodyne sha-
wing cream-emollient soap-Savon superhne vegeta
Bile monpelas Paris, highly recommended to those who
wish to enjoy pleasure in Shaving, for sale by
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMoNF.y

District oil ADDISON, SIS.
DE remembered that at a Probate Court held ne
DMiddIebury, in and for the district Of Addison or
the 18th day Of August, A. ID. 1913.
Allen Foot and George NJ Everts, administrators Of
the estate of MARTIN EVERTS, late Ct said Mil
dlebury deceased makes application to the Court to
have the time heretofore mted for the payment Of ts
debts Of the deceased extended year from the ir
day Of Sept II is therefore ordered ilat said m
plcation he considered session Of this Ccar t.
held tho Office Of the Register Of said Cour; ia -ai
Middlebury, on Thursday the 2ls day Of September
next, O'Clock ia the afternoon, ami that noiir,;
thereof be given all persons interested, thai they
appear and make their objections, il any they have
the timeof payment being extended Aforesaid, By
publishing a certified copy Of this order, in the Middle
bury Peoples Press wsPsper printed said MID
of said Court.
J s. BgsHNELL. Register.
A true copy of record.
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District oil New Haven IS.
~ 3 j. Remembered that at prnla'e coii,i
- led at Bristol in ami for the district Of
Nrwhaven, on the 23d day Of August AID.
1913.
finer Jdckman Administrator ofthe Estate
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Powder and Shot.

American Sporting Gunpowder, IN
II Canisters-Rihe and Common PowdeICsn ,s
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Nj arrie d.,

In New Haven, on the 9TH inst. by Rev.
James Meacham, Mr.. c. Sherman Blan-
chard, of the city of Vergennes, to Miss
Mary Angelina Clark of the former place.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMOhT,J
District of Addison, IS.
sEi3 II remembered thai al a Probate { A.:
H held al Midlebury in and for the distlirs
of Addison On Ih ~ day Of September, A. d.
1S43.
Sarah P DoOli,lie c..c,utri& of the last will and cs
lament Of
JOEL DOOLITTLE.
aie Of said Mdlebury, deceased Pre- eats her petition
in writing 10 said Court praying tor crncc sell the
real estate Of said deceased AMI Oh, ctrY Of real
morgaged by the deceased for thc urpo-e ~ ,a,
ing the debts Of the deceased and the expenses ct az.
mnlstration AMI therein firth the amount Gt eAs
due from the deceased and charge al adinistrltol,
the value Of tie personal estate te salioh Of tho rci
estate and that is necessary u sell the said real
tate and equity of redemption in estate morgagrc ~
the deceased, for the purposes aforesaid IL is there,
fore ordered that the said peiiiun be cnS ''r'i ri
session Of said Court tobc hell at tine Office ofihc Reg
lister Of said Court in said Mitdlcbry on Thursday,
the 2lst day Of September instant, at OcoCs ~ ha
afternoon and that said exccutrix give notice thereof
TO all persons Interested that they NAV appear, arr
make their objections ii any they have sad ren,e
being granted, ly publishing certified cory uf tbs
order IN the Middebury Peoples Press, a newspaper
printed at said ddelury, three weeks successivey
preyOrs 10 the session Of said Court.
}. $. BUSHNELL; Ee-.isrer
A true copy of recorI,
is Arrest J.. BUSHNELL. Register
STATE OF VERMONT, .
District OF Addison 50.
BE. il remembered that at a Probate Court held at
Mddlebury, in and for the District Il Addison tie
3l=t Jay Of August, 1913.
Sally Burwell and Joseph Hayward sinini,,rA:ess
Of the estale Of
ALLEN BURWELL.
late ofBridPort in said District deceased. male aif
cation to sand Court, to have tie time acwe. t-r'
or the payment Of the debts cf the deceased exte1,,
year lom the expiration Of the time lerciJlfe
limited by this Court IL is therefore ordered i..-t ic
said application be considered 10y this Court
thereof to he he'll the office Of the Re, str uf
said Court on Thursday the 2lst day Of SeI.,eii'-r
next at one O'Clock in the afternoon AMI hat sn.
thereof be given all persons Interested that they ma
appear and make their objections il any icy vc ..
the said time being extended by publ shI g ce-tlnr
copy Of tins order in the Midlebury Peoples Press
newspaper printed at said hliddebu'y three weeks
succesiyely previous the time Of said Court
j. = BUSHNELL, Regi ter,
true copy n record.
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. IS.
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Goods,

Suited 10 the season which will be sold as
cheap as the cheapest. r,u.,r
May %, lS43. ihh T. " Nm
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Nicac Goods.

rEyBE subscriber has received from New
l. York, new and complete assortment
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Stray Colt.
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

IN pursuance of the Probate Court far the District
Of Addison, shall offer for sale at auction at he
dwelling house Of widow Martha Miller in Ripton the
3Ist daS of September next, at O'Clock in the after
noon (unless previously disposed Of the following
al estate of MARSHALL MILLER, late Of said
Ripton deceased, viz: the Farm Of about 200 in
Rpon which the deceased lived, and 200 acres ef
wild land in the north part Of Rpton, together with
the reyerson Of the widows dover in the same.
MARTHA MILLER, Administrators.
Middlebury, August IL, ls43. 16;wS
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Essex county.
Concord, D Hubbard, Jr.w Us Ga
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Bennington county.

Bennington county.
Abingdon, s Buck, W III maj
Bennington, CalvinGilson,w 49, $50 %
Dorset, 5 Martindale, 100 l3l ~
Glastonbury, none.
Landgrove. G Davis. W 80 70
Manchester, no choice. l66 log Y
pownal. w Il Blanchard, w*l56 i9I 2
Peru, Lyon u MAJ.
Rupert, Harwcod, ll6 Al III
Naadgate, no choice.
Searsbury,
Stafl,burv. DIG Cole. l07 1913 35
Stamford 80 I22
Sunderland Mclaughlin, "a "a
Wirhall, Williams. W
Woodford, VIM Park, W SO Al
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Notice.

T5NHE accounts contracted at the store of
n the subscriber during the past year will
be left with Barber s. Wright, the 9Th of
August for Collection if not previously ar
ranged. w. p. Russell.
Middlebury, june 20,h 1913. Is.
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1913.
CANAL PACKET
j. S III Z Il NJ A N.
CAPT. F. SHAW:

VIII cnmm-nce her trips on the 81 or Mss.
between this Cry aud Buff 10.
RUNNING NIGHT & DAY. as fiilNavs :;
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1872 ZIG 304
Wing loss l72.
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] s. BusHNgLL. Resisier.
Commissioners Notice.

A true copy of record.
Attest, ]. S. BUSHNELL, Register 1868
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And so much of said lands will be sold at public auc-
ton at the dwelling house of John Hackett in said
Hancock on the frst Thursday Of October nine
O'Clock in the forenoon will be requs discharge
said taxes with costs unless previously paid.
ALBA ELLSWORTH, First Constable.
Dated at Hancock this Both day Of August 1913.
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STATE OF VERMONT, .
District ot Adlisnn -

District OF Addison -.
BE il remeinbercd that at a Probate Court held at
Mddlebury, in and for the District Il Addison, tie
3l=t Jay Of August, is43.
Sally Burwell and Joseph Hayward administrators
of the cstate of
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ALLEN BURWEIL.
STATE OF VERMONT !

Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. IS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-12-23
Mortgage Sale.

Henry F. Lander, Mongagor.
J. Allen Barber and) ,,
Nelson Dewey, "o's'sees'
Motgaged premises lying in Grant County, w. r.
E l-2 of N Eqr. of Sec. Z, Town 3, Range D w
and Z - OF S w Or. OF Section 8, Town /,
Range 2, West.
Mortgage dated December IL, 1912, and recorded
in the Registry of said Grant County in Book b,
of Mortgages, on PIP. 70 and "A, December 26,h,
1912, at O'Clock, p. M.
Amount claimed TO be due on said Mortgage at the
date hereof of principal and interest, ffiy-five
7o-l00 dollars. SIS 70
nEFAULT havinU been made in the payment
H. Of principal and interest secured by said
Mortgage notice is hereby given thai OIL the first
Saturday of April next at the Court House in the
town of Lancaster, in said Grant County, between
the hours Of nine o'clock, A. NJ aud four O'Clock,
2. NJ, by virtue of power of sale contained in
said Mortgage and in pursuance OF the statute in
such case made, the said premises will be sold at
public auction TO the highest and best bidder COR
cash, to satisfy the said principal and interest due
OIL said mortgage and the costs of sale.
J. ALLEN BARBER,l ,Io
NELSON DEWEY, "of'sasees'
Dated, December lS, lS43. al IL
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MARsHAL's CERTIFCATEs.-Ne frequently
hear the inquiry made, "wheh will the Mar
shai's due bils 10 officers and jurors Of this
District Court be paidl"
From the first existence this Territory 10
the present time, the trouble Of collecting, and
the uncertainty as 10 the time Of payment, has
DEPRECATED them nearly one half of their NOM
inal value. Besides, The manner of payment
has still farther deprecated the Marshal's pa
per. Before the formation of this Territory
the Marshal took the gold and silver appropri-
ated by Congress. and paid The expo ses Of our
Courts, in Michigan Wild Cat and Green Bay
money which was utterly worthless. How
much he has realized by this fraud upon the
people, is no, known.
Edward James, the Marshal appointed for
Wisconsin after its formation, either through
the neglect or rascaIiy of some of his agents.
still suffers his papers afloat though he has re-
ceived the money appropriated expressly fol-
the payment thereof, years ago.
We do not impute any blame to him howev.
er, other than in the appointment of unfai,hful
agents. and believe him ignorant of his papers
still being 10 circulation.
With our present Marshal we hoped fol
punctualiiy in the payment of the expenses oil
our Court--yei due bills IL Is and "a months
after their date, remain unpaid, even after FIRE.
quent presentation.
Where is the fault! Congress makes the
appropriations regularly each session and the
Marshal draws the money.
We may refer 10 this matter again.