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PENSION AGENCY.

NEW PENSION LAW FOR WIDOWS,
And iaWs extending Pensions 10 Chiidren ~
ctriain cases.
THE subscriber, having been for long
l. lime engaged in investigating claims
for pensions, arrears OF pensions, bounty
lands Communication Of half pay, arrears Of
military pay &c. dc.-and having all the
Laws, Forms. and Regulations, from the
Pension ofiice,-is therefore prepared to aid
vigorously and promptly, at his own risk and
expense without fee or reward (whcn unsuc-
cessiul,) all applications for pensions, IN the
following cases:
LIST. Where a claim has been rejected or
suspended for further proof
Cd, Where a Pensioner, living or dead, il
or was supposed 10 be entitled 10 a larger
pension than was awarded.
Sd. Where n revolutionary officer or sol
der is now living, or has died since ID Of
March ls3l,-or where having served during
the war, in the Continental establishment,
he has died since Sd of March, 1926
4th. Where a widow married previous
the expiration OF her husbands las, term Of
service, is now alive, or has died since An
Of July, 1886
9th. Where widow married previous to
(he lst OF January 1894, is now alive. or has
Juiy, 1898.
9th. Where a widow has been married
more than once and is now a idow, or has
died widow since 20 August 1912
7th. Claims Of every description, for ar
rears Of Pension, due the heirs Of deceased
pensioners.
Those who have made efforts and failed
to obtain Pensions, need moi despair II they
trust their case TO his hands, as he has OBJ
tanned pensions ~ many cases where they
had been given up as entirely hopeless, after
repeated unsuccessful efforts. lie DOT only
de'oieS his whole time and attention TO the
business, personally, but has the assIStancs
OF an agent who has been engaged IN the bu-
slness for fifteen or twenty year, and who
visits Washington several times a wear, with
all the principal Offices OF ords, OF the ser
wees OF Revolutionary soldiers, viz. Boston.
Concord, Montpelier, Hartford. Newport,
trenton, HsUIsbuTgh, Philsoep hia, New
York and Albany, where he has access to
the old Rolls and Records-and having &C.
cess 70 numerous private Rolls, 10, IN many
instances, enabled 10 establish claims where
agents with less fsoililies for investigating
them isii OF obtaining what is Justly due.
lie wishes 10 be distinctly understood,
that he investigates all claims at his own
risk without any compensation whatever.
where unsuccessful, aud that no claim will
be considered hopeless where a pension 10
Justly due.
TERAs vsned according 10 the nature and
extent OF the services rendered, and the o.
mount q The claim recovered. All those
" no suppose they have oisims, WIl., GA send
ing a statement o! facts 10 Tho subscriber. be-
informed without charge whether OF not their
ClAIms are well founded
UneIeeP.ionabis references given II re.
qussted.
Letters Of inquiry or appiesIionsir IN meet
with prompt attention, II sddIe-seJ (posi
PAID 10 the subserber. al Rose, WaVns Cc.
~ y. (lo.loul WILLIS G. WADE.
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CoMsssssspGiss Cssred
Ttin~phanf mnesss ~
BtCHirs HUNGARIAN BALsAA 0R LIFE,
The Gvai English Remedy for Colds, Caushal
lsfkua and rsmluWutioa.

THE mes, celebrated and infallihls remedy for
/ for coughs, oolds asthma, OF any form OF pull
raoaAry consumption, W the Hungarian bAssm OF
Lite discovered BY DIR. Buehsn Of London, Eng
tested for apvsrds Of seven JeArs ln vrsA nrta,n
aud on the eontinent Of Europe and introduced in-
70 the United States under the immediate super
intenAspes Of ths inventor.
The astorishlng success VI the Hungarian Balsam
In the cure Of every form Of consumption, Warrants
the Amsricsn Agent In soliciting for treatment the
worst possible cases that can be found In the com
munlty-easss that Geek relief In vain from any Of
the common remedies Of the day, ard have been
given up by the most istinguished Physicians -
confirmed and incurabie. The Hungarian baisam
has cured and will cure, the most desperate OF cases
II 10 no quAck nostrum but standard Engnh med
ieine % known and established efficacy.
Every family In the Uuited States should be sup
piled With Buehan's Balsam OF Life, not only 20
counterast the oonsumptive tendencies OF the GU
mate but to be used ~ n preventive medicine IN all
Of colds cough, 'ptting OF blood pain IN the
side aud chest irritation and soreness Of the lungs,
bronchitis, difhcuity Of breathing, hectic, fever,
night sweats, EmAciatioo, and general debility
Asthma, innuenia, whoopiuE cough, aud Group.
In case Of actual disease Of the lunrs, or seated
consumption, II IL the only source OF hope.
40 Washington st. Boston, Mas. Sole agent for
the United States aud British American Prorinces
American Price 81 per bottle, with full dircc-
tions for the restoration Of Health.
Pamphlets containing a mAss OF English and A
merican certificate, and other evidence, showing
che unequailed merits Of this Great English keme-
dy, may be obtained Of the Agents gratL
None genuine, without the written signature OF
the American Agent on n gold and bronIed label,
to counterfeit which !, forgery
AoESrs.-Rutland,W T. e Stoddard w. Rut-
land ID Nor an& Co; cAstieton, DIR yamicson Pitts
ford, II Simond. T. Poultpsy, Noyes 4 Harris,
brandon, V. Ross, aud by dealers In medicine gen
orally throughout New England u ly
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TIE PILES
ACURE ron LIFE sIr TIRED
M typu Nc INTERNAL REMEDl


DIX. UPHAMs INTERNAL REMEDY
~ "a. e.~ y s.a.s. y.s~~ssss~ y "a Lee esd
S5&ssn isee-afss~. t1ss"f''~ ~ 1850
a. ~~-.,d Hs~,sb A,fseys s-S HisSfv ~
ss~sI.,y s..f Wtrs~r,a hs-~'i-~ fsysy,
- @ Btsad aeAi-ss ssa ifs~-s,'er IN
f,a,. ~.Ae 10, iAs rsi,.f 4 Aa'rtsd i>sss<a
Ter yEgErAu.E rfLR RLECTuARy.
I,,.~t-S h, nv A. Ufh.sn sa.siiarui'tei I's''
,,ss.r u Nee Yea sssy, ca. es'y '.ressns' is@
edy ~ tAsi As.s~ya. .ss ssN,s..s 40 ''-"'
M.rk tAis nh ss tntesnsl rsns4t-Sei a. sf
ts,n,i sppi.~stiss cod ell sny ease q fii'.
%, 10, bl.sA,Hs ~ kAiaA iatsfeai ~ sttsrns SEQ
t.fols.hiy tAs sniy thsns that VII 1ssfe ne nv
Lsts seS~s " u ia positive esrrI-.f -
nsf...ssi hs 0 oSnssstsni sssfsssSe v ess
s.a lnrro,es he general heslth In fs~Afss'''
80 Re. Goa u.Ias twelve dc.es, ct si-3 eeut' q
aass. q httry miiA 10 rs eisefati"f sn' nsy '.
tsk.a An oasss u the u,ost .ests rt-an4iton ~hos'
aaAreg. All sstsfssi srpheAfions are IN us high
oct assr~~ at..gre~shit, isecsrcniebi ana e'sns's
,sd frs ths yery natns ~ tks d,sssss, Temporary
Ia Their .sscts. This madeleine attacks The d"esst
at u. scures, sna renewing the esa's' fsnssr' tAs
eafs ssrtsin and psH msespL "
Csre for Life GUARANTEED
tn. Fl,.,..ry esstAis, no mineral medicine no
Aisss. Colccynth. Gamb.zs, Of other ro"srtai sna
isilAilag Par xstive No fess Of tAkiRs cold "h"s
under its tnsssnee, no change 81 act hrce,'Ary
lftAksa soeof dihg 10 tho direeuohiA cure Tor i've
10 GUARANTEED. -,
inr this aetieise may be obtained OF Assu" era
D.F. B,.dIse. 10 waslls,sr ct. Boston, General
Agent fer lhs Nsv Ensiaad State.
Assst.-Raiiss4, s.odSsrd , MI
Pinsfotd, n sfrHoad, 4 Ce.-E Posltaey, N0ys'
a HArri,-Brsndoa, V. Ross, and b. the dealer, In
u.dicins, generally, throughout n EaglAhd " ~
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INVALUABLE FAMILY COMPAN.
ION.

SX Lectures on the uses of the Lungs.
- Causes, Prevention and Cure Of Con-
sumption, Asthma and diseases OF the IIeafl.
On the Laws OF Longevity, and mode Of
preserving male and female health, symmo-
Try and beauty exposing causes and cure
OF those diseases that produce consumption
or shorten life, IS affection OF the skin, spine,
stomach, Bowels. Kidneys, Liver, Scroffu-
Ia, Piles, Gravel and Female Complaints
lts rules, easy. practical, aud pure, form
guide TO perfect health and long life -
engraving, 324 pages. 50 cents. Postage
l-2 cents. BY SAMUEL s. FIrcH, A. NJ.
N. d.. at TOT, Broadway. n. Y.
Any person renting hhy cents free, will
receive one copy by mail, 10 any pan. The
trade supplied 6.lyeer
Feb. Is4T.
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Waiting 4 kehoe
Isuoorssoss TO cAaHEy AID sLrsrrRl
Dealers in erery description Of
READY MADE
CLOTHING

In all tia various styles and qualities adop-
ted TO the NrT England, Southern, and Wss-
tern Narhen al their wholesale rooms,
Granite Buildings, Nos. 20 and ~ Am ST
directly opposite Mstchan,'s Row, Boston.
Whi,iag 4 kehos have now Oh hand and
offer Tor sale q, their extensive warsrooms,
the largest aud most complete assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
srey efered IN tAis eogsiry.
out business being confined exclusively
TO the Wholesale Trade. The greatest care 10
taken in the selection OF sueh styles - will
bsH sslI the country frsds and as ~s i'm
pou oar o~a goods, we have no hesitation
10 saying. se eassoi b sadsrsoid. The VI
mosi cars 10 taken in tbs manufacturing, and
purchasers may be assured that our stool
viii compare is,orsbly with sAe best csslcm
made clothing
Dealers 10 The city and from tho country
Who are boying, viii ds we'll 70 loot ., our
stock bsfcse mskiag tseir purchasesG,
stly ~ WITHIN
NJ. KEHoE,
&. w. GALLOUPE
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nenily cured
Asthma Flatulency,
Bilious Complaints, Fluor Albus or Whites
Boils, Gastric Fever,
Bowels, deficient ac- Green Sickness,
lion in, Gripes,
Breast Fang, Heart burn,
Catarrh, Headache,
Constipation, Mysteries,
Cough of Pregnancy, lncontinencs Of Urine,
Cosiiveness, Indigestion,
DiaIrhna. lnhamatOin of the Vital
Difficult breathing, Parts,
Dyspepsia inflammation OF stom.
Dyspepsia Consump- sch.
ton Jaundlce,
Digestion imperfect. Liver complaint,
Determination OF blo'dLow spirils,
to NE head MenstrnaIlon suppress
Ear Ache, sed OF painful,
Eryspelas, Nervous disorders,
Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
Fever-I ow Nervous. Rheumaiism.
Intermittent, Remit-Siomsci. various dis.
tent, eases,
Fever and ARue, Whites.
In all bilious or chronic disorders. the.e
pills achieve the most wonderful triumph. -
Here they defy competition. And as the
susceptibility OF the American constitution
to these diseases, they are spily styled by
some,
THE PILL OF THE NEW WORLD
The wonderful efficacy IN these complaints
arises from their power TO open the pores !;
clesse and strengthen the stoms ch and bow.
els make the urine flow healthlully and
clear and give tone and strength TO the
system.
IL is Impossible within the limits OF an or
binary advertisement, to give the reader
tie reasons Tor the most extraordinary .oc.
cess and spread Of these pills But reasons
do exist, (which have abondanily satisfied the
minds OF thousands 10 this conntry and a.
mcng them The accomplished Physicians.
Juris's' Ciergymen, and private citizens,
male aud female
UCNumbehess certificates Of the wonder.
fol efficacy Of these Pills might be present.
ed but certificate In these DAYS IL scareely
worth The paper on which 10 10 printed, A
Lew extracts from ths correspondence OF the
company, will however. bs nov given.
fRoA INDIAkA
Your enterprise 10 the enterprise Of IN.
cay. ls magnitude ssonish its ong,-
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lEv. ;. XIDDAlDs0
Anli Bilious PiDls--NO CURE
:" Pay.

I'VE viii warrant ,hem to cure the SICK
w headache, or Servess debilii'ss Of any
nd, OF tss LAYER Ceapisss, On -. hrs, sta :
gee II thsy doa't cure return tss boz and
ses yosr noIsy. Dass ffoa hall . pail TO
Swo pslls. Pnce 10 Ia osois . boz. For
sale n oas OF more OF the ssorss in ever
t,wn IN the comfy. ior sale by Dr.. Jas Psr-
TT, and Clement 4 IAsoomb. Rutland, Per
has a Cisghorn. Csstieson, VI. iSs:iy.
As many people have thoaght ,hN these
pills wee manufactured by Doei. J, Is. Hib-
bard, Of Rstisnd, the proprietor thinks II .
duty which be owss 10 himself and Tho pub
,is To stats the, DR.. J b. Hisosrd has 20
eosseetiOu with those piil wAs,sves.
For sais BY W. y. 6. stsddsrd, hs'isnd
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A VERY large ssppiy Of School Books
n are nov offered 70 the Pebhe very
ehssPp WE c sToDDARD.
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RRowN's PENCIL PASTE, Tor ,,ovs,
~ For ssla by siodd.rd.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15
of Slaves and Per-
SUflaA Estate.

II" IN pursuance Of an order of Pike Co..
court, the u.~.drr$ignrd will Offer for sale.
on a credit Of twelve months at the late
residence Of Henry Burk trc'l., ahpa'
five miles East of Bnwlin, Green. IN e.,
18th March next, the following valuable
and likely slaves, VIZ: Daniel. Mary. Jrnr.
Nelson and J,rry-also several bead of
Horses, Cattle, farming utensils, a lot Of
carpenters tools, and other articles too tcdi-
TO mention. All sums under three dol
lars, will be required in hand, and for all
over that amount, the purchaser will
be required TO givc bond with good security,
before the property is taken away.
{. +. SMITH, Admir-. of
III. Burks, deed.
Feb. 18th, 1877.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15
4 List Of Letters

not ken ont in three months. will 10 srnt t'
the General Post Office a, dead lcttrr>-NiH:
arthur, Jos. Il. knox, DIR. VIM
Armstrong. Thomas ikcllar, David
isiburn, Drlina Lambert, William
Abhuth, Mrs Lydia hanschr, Michael
Barker, james LINDSAY, James
Barnes, Randall MudI, Henry L
BcckwitIl, y PSI b Miller, Mrs VI \ + .
Bcckwith, Alfred MCul!o,n, Mrs l.
Barker, Capt. WIN Moore Mrs Jane
Custer, George Martin, John NJ.
Clark, Mrs NJ Murphy. Miss NJ J
Campbell, i. +. Mitchell, RohcIt
Collcy, o NickicE, Andrew
Crcech, Alex Owings, William
ICrump, ID Owings, Henry
Dimond, Rev David Preston, Andrew
Dudley, Peter ID Shelton. Crispan Z
Erwin, Miss EliZ: Smith, Aaron
E~wcrmrzrc, JoI.an .ASpuincr, kcziah
Foster, Chas & stark, James
Gl"rc, AllanI Shields, Henry
Glorc, Walker Sands, George
tiilpcn, Miss e NJ Smith, Boiling
Huston, $ or {. Smith, VIM. or Eli:
Hill, Malcolm Smith, Jesse
Hutton, Mrs Isabella Shelton, David
Hutton, Henry IIombrough, iIetty
Jones, DR. II * Tugglc, maj. T.
Jameson, MaIala Wclch, Il 4
JnO ID Williams, Mrs. Mary
JAS. ii. BRITTON, p. NJ.
Troy Post Office, Jan. LIST, 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all creditors and
~ others Interested in the estate of William
Shaw, deceased, that the undersigned has obtain
ed irolh the county court Of Pike county, let
tcrs TcHtamrntary, on The estltc Of said deed,
bearing date list day Of Feb, 1877. All persons
having claims against SAID estate are hereby no.
titled 10 present the same, properly auiIIrntica-
ted, within one year from The date of said letters,
or they may he prcclulcd from ha, ing any bcnc-
fiji Of said estate, and il not presented within
three years they will be forever %IarrcL!.
GiAELES R; MORRIS, Exrs
JOHN -. STRANGE, h>rS'
Feb. Sth, 1877.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15
PUBLIC SALE.

IT, will sell at public auction, at my
residence in the town of Louisiana, on the
18th of March next, the brick Hotel, known
as the Missouri Inn, on the following terms;
one half of the purchase money TO be
paid down-thc other half at the expira.
ton of l2 months is TO be secured by a lien
on the property-possession to be given the
18th, Of May next.
will also offer for sale at the same time
and place, personal property consisting Of
Wagons, Cart and Oxen, Horses, Cattle,
Hogs, Household, and Kitchen furniture.
Terms; for all sums under $500 cash, for
all sums above that amount, a credit of six
months will be given, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security.
C~ATIIARINE NJ. BAIRD. Adm.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15

ian. Gallons assorted, just received.
c"" Nov. 10th,
u We are buying IL kin!s Of PE"luc" fI
which we pay the highest prices. Farmer.
coming to town With = lead Of Pro ,ucc wo'l
do wcl! 10 givcrs araIi before trailing c:,eY.Icr'.
We hope the Ladies will not forget us vixen
they visit Louisiana. We are At al! times rca'y
10 Wait on them. and we think our assortment Of
Fancy Goois will be sufficient 10 in!uce then. ic
purchase.
BLOCK s BELTS.
November 30th. 1916.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all creditors and
oilers Interested in the estate of Humphrey F..
+. Ogclvic, deceased. that the undersigned adj
Of said estate, will make final Sci
at The neat February term Of The Lincoln
county court, when and wLcrc those Interested
can attend. LORENZO ID. OGELVIE,
Administered or
January 18th, 1877.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15
LEVI PETvrIBONE.

AVlNG disposed of his stock of goods
z to MessrS. VIM. G.. Orr and Alex. s.
jackson, invites all having unsettled bust
ness with him, to call and settle the same.
1t is indispensable that all business conncc-
ted with tho store should be speedily ar
ranged.
oh'ee 'w" doors cast of CampbcIl and Watts.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15

NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of law, that the Town Taxes III tic fol
lowing lands and town lots in the Townof louisiana Pike county, Mo, for tie year
1916, remain unpaid, and uneSs said axe and ALI costs thereon be paid, oil orbcN1ei
til first dy of MAY next, said lands and tow lots viii, on the first day of May for-i
said, be 0feredfo sale in the town of Louisiana, forthe taxes and costs due tcre0nt
to the lowest bidder, orhe person paying the taxes and cost for the least amount IN
feet and inches. Sale to continue from day TO day, till all are sold, under thedHec-
ton Of the Town Collector,
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15

Cases Shoes and Boots, of all sises and
AO qualities, just opened by
Nov. 18th. ]. n. BRYSON & Co
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15
Land for Sale

"a Me subscriber wi,ies to sell his Farm. con-
si>ting oil 22n acres OF choice lanl, lyinet
about ) miles from Louisiana, Immediately on
the rnaiu road lra,,ing from Louisiana 10 Paris.
There are more than one hundred aclcs we'll
enclosed AMI il i fine State i Cultivation. on
which there is Il good Orchard Of 100 bearing
trees, AMI there is also a fir. lrair meadow #
IL acres. The whpl" trek i, remarkably wril
watcrcd. ~anordin9 al abundance o: watrr for
Stock, AMI all farming purposes. Besides = good
dwelling house, there are also a nunbcr of first
rate out houses, consisting Of Il Kitchen. Meat
house, Barn, Stahlr &c, Sc, | will say moth
ing more. prcsTmimg that those who wish 10
purchase, will view the premises for thcmScl,>
JAMES BENNING.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15
Enterprise Foundry.
SOMETHING NEW IN OLD
PIKE.
'HNliE subscribers respectfully inform the
Iron Foundry

is now in successful operation, and that they arc
prepared 10 execute all orders for MlLLlRONS
and MACHINE CASTINGS, sc. nj the shortest no.
lice. They will also keep on hand Cooking,
Parlor and other STOVES ola great variety OF
patterns, Common hollow ware, wagon boxes,
Fan Mill Irons &c. Sc, all of which hey will
sell OH terms that cannot fail TO give satisf. ctiOn.
Wehope the public are disposed TO practic Oh
the motto, encourage your own"
FENTEM s DRAPER.
Louisiana, Sept. 81, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-15
BARGAINS In DRY GOODS,

VNHE undersigned have recently receive
II. ed q considerable addition to their
former stock of Goods, making their assort-
rneDt quite full, and as we expect to make
a change in our business during the ensu-
ing winter, we shall from this date, offer
QUIZ Goods at very reduced prices for Cash
or Produce in hand, and many articles at
cost and less. We invite a call from our old
customers and the public generally, and
would also remind our friends that we wish
all accounts closed by cash or note, and old
notes paid up. z. & ID. DRAPER.
Louisiana, Nov. Odd, 1916.
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WASHINGTON, March s, lS47

WASHINGTON, March s, lS47.
Mr. Cas- and his Vie,os on the Witrnot Pvoviso--
Opinions Of the States
When the question OF the Wlmot proviso was
brought up in the Senate the other night, by Mr.
Dix, Mr. Cass, in the course Of the debate, gave
his views, and said, as he went along,
THAT resolutions had been presented 10 Congress by
the Legislatures of eight the States upon this subject,
and find, that this proviso is measure perhaps not
called for by any OF them certainly not by SIX OF them,
and that It's simple adoption at this time VIII leave IN
attanted the permanent objects sought ~ all Of them
The views expressed are as iollows;-
By the Legislature Of Vermont against the admission
into the Federal Union Of any new state, whose cons
Nv ,ha Ieeislsture OF New Hampshire, that measures
should be for the extinction Of slavery IN the Dis
trict Of Coumbia for its exclusion from Oregon and
other territories that now, or nj any time hereafter,
may belong to the United s,atesn
By tho Legislature of Rhode Island, against the
QUESTION Of territory by conquest or otherwise beyond
the present limits of the United States for the purpose
of establishing therein slsveholding States" &c.
BY the Legislature of New York, that any terrific
ry hereafter acquired by the United States or annex
ed thereto the act by which such territory acquired
annexed, whatever such act be- should contain
unal.ersbls fundamental article provision, where
by slavery involuntary servi,ude except as punish
ment for cms shall be forever excluded from me ter
ritory acquired or annexed"
BY the Legislature of New Jersey that the Senator'S
&c. be requested to their best Efforts 10 secure Us
fundamental provision TO- or provso IN any NOV SS bs
alton of any territory hereafter to be acquired p he
United States &C. that slavery or invomn'a ",
except puni, hmcpt TOR crime, shall be forever W
cuded from the territory to be annexed ,,n., INV mo-
BY the Legislature Of Pennsylvania, against any nv
sure whatever, by which territory Will accrue w ..'o
Union unless ss part OF the iundsmen'sl 10 bassd
which any compact or treaty for TINS putPo sprli
slavery or involuntary serNI'ule, 'AN'f' ~
| be foratsr CNsIGled -, .....,o ~ uea.
BY the LegisstuIe Of Ohio, for the passashh ,.,n
surss in that body, Congrsss) provia'ns ''' "'
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ALBANY, March 9
Mr.. DEvELIr presented the memorial Of the Mayor 10
Of tho city Of New York. to raise 81 200 by taxation
to defy the various contingent expenses chsrgsabls
ssd city the further Of $47o 900 for police Sl
+a4 for lamp districts and 81 for the deficiency
in taxation of 1916
The Hurlgats pilot bill was farther debated, and
committed, motion Of Mr. Walsh, with instructions
to amend that any duly qualified may be H.
censed to pilot vessels through Hurgate and to strike
out the section making misdemesnor to pilot vessels
without q license.
MrBAsr laid the table motion to reconsider the
above vote recommittiDg the Hurlgate pilot bill.
The bill to resubmt the charter OF the city Of New
York was referred to the New York delegation for
amendment
Mr. WArsoN called up his resolution instruoting the
committee to report the bill to abolish the once Of
ty superintendent of schools An amendment
this resolution to abolish said once sgreed to.
resolution is the table to adjourn from Monday to
Wednesday for the purpose Of paying the last tribute Of
respect to the body of the gallant dead.
Adiournad