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no MARRIED LADIES.

To MAHKIEU LAUIES.
DY the strong solicitations Of her friends and parrons
- Mrs. Goopw'S, has at lat reluctantly permitted her
to BE- brought before the public for the benefit fhose
red who prefer not TO their lives the hands Of
male Physicians at The most delicate period Of woman's life
Mrs experienced and successful se aud hod
herself in readiness To the calls Of all who wish her
services and she feels confident by her long experience her
profession give entire satisfaction all who may wish to
employ her.
Mrs q will be found at her house, No. IL Browns
Block, Salem-street.
Worcester. Feb 81 du
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FOR SALE,

3 Cottages Zone double snee,) Fitusled near
<a.1IA the % Methodist Church. Each Cottage has
I2.A good front yard end garden containing large
number of Fruit Trees, 10 bearing condition The
above offers chance to any wishing TO locate IN
that part of the city, for investment, the present
/ hnnire at this Office. j d3t W.T.
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Rooms to Let.

A GOOD Room in Warren Block Pearl Street. Also,
N one or two pleasant Rooms Front Street, suitable
for lodging Rooms. Inquire at The Spy Office dtA6
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DIR. S, Arnold's Balsam,

DR.. S. Arnold's BalsaIn.
A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY, and is war
IA ranted 10 CURE Cholera Morbus, Asatic or Spas
modic CHOLERA
any stage the disease taken according to directions
in less than three hours the money will be refunded.
1t is warranted 10 cure any common Of
DIARR GA
If not over twelve hours standing in Thirty Minutes, and
In short oftwo three years standing It is
ranted to cure in less than Srty Minutes taken in the
first stages of the disease,
DYSENTERY,
and in fem days, aft all other medicines have failed
ii the patent Is not MORTIFIED.
1t is used with entire SUCCESS for the
TOOTH-ACHE BURNS,
and TIC pOLOREAUX, the pain Of winch il soon
lieves, and heals the burn without leaving scar.
1t is sure remedy fer Canker Sore Mouth, Seasick
and Painters Oh, lie
For sale in Worcester by MERRILL. dJel5
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For Sale.

gTNHE STOCK AND TOOLS Of Blacksmith Shop. sit.
uated near the Court House. Inquire at this Office.
Nee Ia dwtf
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NfeeE Warehouse,
BARRETTS DYE HOUSE,

40 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
AIDES Dresses, Cloaks, shaws, 4andkerc Scarf
IL Bonnets &c. Gents Goats, overcoats, and Pants,
dyed and finished in the very best manner,
The subscriber havngreceved the agency Of the above
celebrated Dye House, 10 prepared TO receive and for
ward goods TO be dyed and hopes that the character
the establishment for despatch. and beauty of work
together with bis endeavors TO please will ensure him
share of patronage, at ~ 81 lr9i iiestss3'
MARTIN r. WILLIAMS, Bonnet Rooms,
Central Block, 1877 Main street, Worcester
April 4. dwtf
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FOR SALE,

A VALUABLE ESTATE No. n Summer ST..
- a consisting of House, Barn and Building Lot
k;l supply good and durable water, With many de-
. rable privileges, when examined. du March o.
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For Sale.

TWO etory dwelling louise. situated on Salem
90 n St. Said house is SO by % feel, with wood
H shed and other conveniences. The LOTS IS eet by
a. convenient for large small family and consider
ahe fru on the premises For further particulars inquire
of ALyAN ALLEN, l6 TrGmbull ST.
Vyorcester rklv ~ 1873 dtf.
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FOR SALE,
- NEW and elegant ROUSE on Laure Street.
90 "A Inquire of MERRIFiELD & HAPGOuD.
EinEA Feb & DIFF
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his reason, which far gone unfit him for bus
ness is entirely restored with the prospect now before hun
ie health and usefulness lie % years age aud 81
years OF this time has been afflicted with this dreadful
diseases, but thank God IS ENJOYING good health.
Now, SIT, faith without works don't believe in To say
shall be ever grateful you thing and as here enc
you 500 have doubt but you will hiuk this another an
quite different thing. The debt Of gratitude still owe you
but please accept this amount interest the debt in
YOuIs, very respectfully,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

EXTENSION o. FEvENrE LAWS ovER cALfFoRNlA
Mr. FRIES OF Ohio offered JOINT resolution TOR
extending the revenue laws over the Territory Of Cali
FORMS and authorizing the President . spYont Coec
Monterey and Bay Of San Franeisco and u
establish a Mint In California The Resolution, &C
cording 10 the rue, lies over.
REPokT7 FROM COMMITTEES.
Several Reports were made, among winch v as
one by Mr. SMITH q Conn Chairman Of the Committee
Of Foreign Relations who reported the senate bin OF
last Session for sscertaning and paying the claims OF
American citizens against Mexico with an amendment
which ordered q be printed aid referred TO toe
Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. j. X. ISGERsoIL of Pa. SAID thaf he wished
10 OFFER amendment 10 the bill AZ proper time and
which be wishei printed.
Other bills were reported among thcm one grant
ing pension - Peyton. s wounded soldier which ere
sted considerable discussion.
Mr. WFNTWOHTH of I'd. lectured the House Tor
staviDg of eli claims private bin days
CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL.
On motion Of Mr. NIsTOH OF Ohio. Chairman OF
the Committee on Ways and Means. the House re
solved Itself into Committee Of the Whole. Mr.
SMITH Of Ind Chairman, sud took Up the Civil AMI
Dl90mstic Appropriation bill the clause for consider
alton being the Mileage ~ Members of COngrest-the
discussion of which consumed nearly the remainder
of the day Five members spoke On each eide. The
bin was discussed by Mr. BRowN OF Miss Mr. ScHrNK
ant Mr. LAHM Of Ohio. while others spoke 10 opPosi
ton.
Mr. SCHEVCK's amendment allowing each mem
Der $4,000 salary and ID cents per mile for travelling
adopted.
Amendments ON other subjects were then taken
up and considered when tie Committee rose. reported
progress and adjourned.
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Arrival Of the Falcon.


This fine steamship arrivedh here this morning at
two O'Clock sac arrived out Al Chagres on the 9Th
len there on tho st instant aud arrived AZ the baze
yesterday morning before daylight Mr Harms mas
kindly furnished with Information respecting me
transportation scrCss the lstnmus, etc "nlch We wiz
place before our readers
Passengers and freight 20 from Chsgres up the river
of that name some ID miles Ia boats Of which there
arc number the river some OF them 10 DO ID ions
burden Freight IS ~ the rate Of about II 50 per Dol
and passage from = 20 sny amount above that -" nic
the 51atmen can contract for The and route rom me
river % Panama il 0y either the GorgOen Road, which
Is low and muddy during the wet season. or y me
Cruces Road. which q high, rocky and rough rack
mules can be- obtained A. from = 20 $40 tor the trip
the s'hmus which . So miles by one route snd
80 by the other.
The mules are capable of carrying 90 pounds each.
Mr. Harris engaged over three hundred mules Tor the
use Of the passengers Of the Falcon and sent Two eN
presses Panama for more but a. over one thousand
trunks we're 10 be transported. two trips would De- ne
cessary The steamer California was rae, expected az
Panama before the 9Th ulamo which would give them
ample time % effect their crossing
some Of the passengers 10 their anxiety 70 hire me
frs. hosts and frsi mules paid dearly for their trans
portsiion being tolerahly we. feeced. Two persons
paid $50 for BOAT up the river while Nj Harris am
ure others paid only the same amount FROM rsnama
70 California ight $50 per Mr.. Harris repre-
ssns the Chsgrrs river Of the most beautiful ne
seen, with uicS current and not less tasn
eight feet of water between The mouth and Cruces.
week would be sufficient 70 trim away the branches
that ovesy the river and then there would be nothing
to impede trc navigation, there are no snsss nor
shadows In he stream.
Their. was ,i, one case OF sickness on the Falcon
and irst was 0fa sailor who hsd attack of tn Choe
r. M0rbus before leaving tlis city. Tie was cured on
board and is nog back here. well An able ana tx
parieuced physician was employed By the Company 70
ociate during the voyage hut he had only one patient
The vessel has suffered he during her trip, that
she Vil leave for New.Hork on the l3th, a. O'Clock
VI Mr. Harris says that all her passen gers "oua oe
AZ Panama iu season for the California There
sickness ~ Chsgres except on board Of one vessel
The bark John Benson arrived there two days before
the Falcon, with hny passengers The British mail
steamer + ~ was there also with few passengers.
Mr. n. represents the country very beautiful, end
says that 100000 would make excellent carriage
road across.
Cspi Baker who arrived here the Falcon. went
ou, from New York 10 command Of the bark ndine
for san Francisco The vessel got aground To the
strais 81 Magellan. and IL was found necessary %
throw overheard part OF her cargo. she W" hnaly
got oh and the Captain succeeded In getting her into
Valparaiso Here the vessel and cargo were sold.
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By THU MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL
Resolution. Of North Carolina Legislature

The House OF Commons passed. on the % in
slant strong resolutions CT the subject Of slavery,
hy az Almost unanimous vote. The following are the
proceedings, a. they sPpeNr IN the iAsi hH'ts'
The question being ou the passage Of TIE
resolution 70 their second ressins-
Mr. stany sskei % BE excused from voting on TIE
same. which granted.
NH Jones ssked to be excused from voting on
Tire III resolution which the House refused
" Jones then called f1r division Of the question.
ard moved that RE vote Be taken upon each resolution
separately. TIE motion prevailed and the question
heinz the passage Of The hrst resolution In the FOL
loving voris. VIZ
Rf''rst Tl ~ s-i'-. ,,e ~ - laa- a. a' 40 go.
- s'' - - -, - ~ 60 So. a.
Il Wss determined IN TIE Affirmative .raai-son'y
R,r rss Tat 90 --- 90 @ - to-V-'r H VIZ, 30 l-i
O. ,hT-2 "a ~ -.--. I. -.
TIE question N the adoption OF this resolution was
also determined in the Affirmative unanimously
$3.50. n - So 81 " +, .--s- ---s ..s $3.50. 81 ,s.
Sera 81 pa, DO ---- Ff'e- 70 e c-r-.' o. 20 '- o.
t..-.--s.-.,-. 4. .r--, .-.--s of ~ U-oa
he question on this resolution wss determined r
the s.Errustve-Yess l07 Nays Messrs. D. ?. CAD
vel and Campbell voiss in the negative. ILL.
K-frs. rlf - --t--f @ ril AZ "a e1er-s. ntth .iA
-sf lt-s ' ,a-'.ar Pr1l-r,l no '' {, 'a- l-.'.
~ -'-t sta'-' cd e' -terrs s'~r' Pc .r -.n-
e. Fl y . 4. .. = -. --..-.-- -. j. - n
The question On the adoption OF this resolution
determined in the srirmstive-yess % nays Nessrs
y. F. Caldwell. Campbell Hsrgrove, and Miller Foied
IL the negative.
Mr Rsguer vas understood 20 ssk for division Of
the question on this resolution. ard that the vote be-
fret TAKEN tie ere; branch Of the resolution ending
AZ H. word wrong but the chair deciding that the
resolution not ivisbie the question VAS taken On
the whole proposition
The following mem ers present did not vote Aes'rs
Anen. BoF. Bean. bisgs merry uosA hScAney n
Hesien Johnson J N Leach, Palmer, Iayner, Russell
-atfsrthvaite skinner Trul and ". Taylor
F-.r-l Tts Ft- ta -slt rrrscJ % r rriesi a.
co--- q Co-g-ss tas fh- poser i--r t- ,1''l t2
80 AZ Sare~ ror u '1r terrl.frs '' ,-
T-fst states. seq Pc rr-s-n DO l~re All f'
- me r--.eafs fts Iar. taf re bass Ni i-
" s..rr g.. rrnU .HCr.f ~ ~ .el a frefr''r t
srsr-i re-rrrs oI N-rr aHt Calli ti ett-1i ~ r me
..-1 s.re-i lroe pm t.. ftllc Ocean
P,fr.r rfa- Co.'s tt- r--e- r-so.-fc1s 5s s,rsf i
s-asa-l Gle -s1s- al Hle 1f Commons aHd lrFrt- .l
.r s-.str. C0H-rrss. utl lest ta
rf before flrr r-sr- eve H01e~s
TIE vote the o resolutions was taken Jointly ana
passed in the sfirmstve-Neas l0l. Nays D +. Csls
well and Campbell voting 10 the negative.
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Ire d toast vas sby and e.oq1snty responded .
~ Mr. BzrAxr TIE 4ih IS NJ lNNAN. nc IN y "
FzAxcls the 10Th By Mr. RAT~cNn AID the IN ~ W.
Rrrsr The President on reHsninz the chair gave
the following.
c.. F--ss-.st or .-tn-t.- -, atei 'of1 0Hfo'a
TIE utmost blsrity and good feeLns-"hieh Vas
hei.btenes by the sns singing Of TIE New Orleans
ssrensders-prevsied during the supper We Ell al
one o'clock when the greater part OF ne company sd
burned 70 the lower room. which had been arranged
for dance May the Printers Of New York en- y
n any another such festival
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Mileage from New.York-A Dry Ha


Horsr OF REPRESENTATIVES, Wednesday, Jan &c.
Inc House having resolved itself again into a
Committee Of the Whole and taken up the Civil
and Diplomatic Appropriation bin, on which Mr.
MURPHY Of y Y bad the floor, stepped out to
attend to some business, and was rather sur
prised 10 learn on my way back TO the Han, that
Mr.. NJ. was making me the subject Of his remarks
As went in. Mr. VI. continued
MrRPHY.-As the gentleman IS now in his
seat will repea, what have stated ssid that the
gentlemen who started this breeze sbou, Mileage by
bis publication in The Tribune has himself charged
and received Mileage by the usual instead Of the shor
Mail Route lie charges mo with taking g % too
much, ye, live mile farther than heand charge bu,
the ssme.
GRyrLEY.-The gentleman is entirely mista-
ben. Finding my Mileage computed at sl-4 for
go mes and seeing thst the shortest Mail Route, by
the Office Book Of 1912 made the distance but 22
miles, about three weeks ago, directed the Sergeant
stArns TO correct bis schedule and make my Mileage
sls0 for 225 miles have no, inquired since but pre-
sumo be has done so that do not charge 90 much
~ the gentleman from Brooklyn, though instead Of
living nearer live some two 10 three miles farther
from this City than be does. fully 20 miles By the
shortest Pos, Route
RIcHARDsos of ll.-Did not the gentleman
make out bis own eccount at 230 miles
GREELEY.-Yes, Sir, did at first but, on learn
Ing that there shorter Post Route than that b.
which the Mileage from our City had been charged,
stepped at once to the ssrgesnts room. informed hin
Of the fact and desired the proper correction. Livin
four miles beyond the New.York Post Oihce Nigh
fairly have let the account stand as Il but did mol
Mr MURPHY closed his speech soon after
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Death ofCoI. George Croxhan.

This distinguished officer died last evening from
the effect OF disease resembling Cholera which he
suffered 20 remain upon him FOR near two days before
calling IN medical assistance. He attacked on
saturday but paid heed 10 his complaint I'LL toward
noon on Monday when his symptoms became o. tis.
tressine that medical aid summo ned but 70
let could De had from the most skfl and considerae
treatment He fingered TIL nightfall, in the perfect
possession OF bis faculties When he felt the hsnd Of
nesth upon him he gave directions the disposition
of his body with the greatest csmness entrusted var
messages with surrounding friends and closed his
ewes forever
Col Croehsn was the son Of Mai. William Croghsn
Of the Revolutionary War His mother was the sister
OF the celebrated Gen George Rorgers CLARK who
overrsn the North Territory during the strug
giles for American Independence snd achieved for the
United States the title by conques, BY which that i'm
mense tract of country nov snoGvided into states snd
teemng with thrifty and hardy population became 4
part of this conicderscy Both upon The fathers and the
mothers side he Inherited the blood Of the Revolution
Upon the breaking out OF the last Col Croghsn
entered the srmy. Al the early age Of nineteen be
rnsde the gallant defence Of Fort ssndusky BY thi.
brilliant feat he inscribed bis nsme upon the scroll OF
fame Re married and resigned his commission short.
IN after the peace. But during the administration Of
Gen Jackson be returned TO the service with the
mission OF Inspector general which rendered %
him hy ihst ilustrious commander He held this Of
hce up 90 the time Of his death lie in bis fity-
ninta yesr and leaves behind him wife and family
Il scarcely hoI ed that he would hive through the
day Yesterday IL The glorious Sih Of January. and
the booming Of would shake the chamber OF
destt. thoughts OF ire oden ume would GENE over
him sud he would revive tie had heard such sounds
long axe and they spoke 90 him 81 the past Toward
evening be weakened The moments wssted- He
struggled through til iht closed upon the esrsh The
military hsd fired tier ss salute in honor Of the exp.r
ing dsy When its echoes had ceased 20 rever5ersie
the hero OF Ssndusky MSS dust
The shove we copy from the Mes Orlssas Pioays-s
Of the 9Th The telegraph announced the death some
aayslsgo 1t then sad shsi It was ~. CKoSRSs-
now have il by mail IS shove. He IS hardly cold
In his grave til another Is ia bis post-Ea. Tnb.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
HusInEss nnrlnrs

~ The Giant Hs es he Dsffs, sDd he ~ sndi ps.
formsnces IN the L-ciure-hnon TIE amsrca1 M1,-ra
aie drar Jog crowds ofvisi ere day ADD nighs
NAiCanlE Real EsrArE The desirable prgs's REQ
dences &C. IN his city. sni The farm South Oyster HaE
Long Island. The properly u NE late Thomas
d-cessed M be sold THs DAY Oy order Of ihe sxscut
al Il oc0cs, a. he Merchants Exchange b. AsrHosFJ
BLFElLEs Msps OF TIE property In Ssw,YoJs esa .
obtained Of the suctoneer
Aiso. The vs'usbs premises Nos 81 ARD .70 Broaiwsy
opposite the Cry Hall The lessshod progeny toonzos
tie estate II William IA Bmcsels, deceased os1
ground On six'hag and non side Of Ten f0snb ~
CsLWossA Boors.-Kip, Calf and Cowliis .sgss sni
pegged Boots ard Shoes suitable for persots eLg ahs
10 Ca iiorps Also CoHhiie wtiing boots Tor 'sastrf
gold and crossing small streams 10 gong 90 ne go pssD
For sac Al he loves, prices and made % Ofierfy
Jl8G JOHN l. WATKINS, % Fslio,.
CsLuosNiA Doors den :. Cors sole and Waisr.Pr5of
Boots Bog. and Youths Wsief Proof and Dress Boots
Lade. and Gents Perpeus-Goss Oyer.hoes ard 20 e..
giant assortment Of Ladies' Gssr Boo's Al rsiaH a. %.
precedeotetly ow prices GEO W FRENCH
ll8 =. Ia AIMS.
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hsr0rfln favor u s2propd,rs sf3 TO meet expenses
o. Ward tchoOl To, 10 0nrOest Adopted .ln favor Of
zppropAing :. cal II tor expenses Of Ward school No
?, In Eighth Ward An reduced 5000 and balance
referred hsck.in favor Of sppropratns 10 estab
iisl Wad scho0l Al Harlem Adopted :. Advers. 10
rsnsfrr " Ward Schools Ncs snd for CO ofsd children
10 Society for Education II Coored Children. Adopted
Nao'' Hand " Fh0Hcg any af ne Free el6eny A
uuon was gr7fe1 IN favor q employing Mr Boyle To-
s-ructor n Photography 81 he free Academy, salary
r1i exceeding tle rate n $50 Jesf Me.-rs Bo.~oh
Murphy ana DENY 10 favor. Mr. King did DOT COO.
sfrr ne department n-c-sssry Ar kngs favor u
time being given fcr m1ers ~ inform themselves u
ih- matter On as mot ul, laid On ihe table
hfs'i0Is a r-sOu 100 adopted IN favor OfinyIin
ne Mayor and Common Council attend The opening "
ne Free csdemy 27h inst ....Aso resolution IN
favor 0fsihOrznz The Committee % insure ~ Free
ny Dusirg and ilrllfs Also, appfOprsurg g 80 %
purchase four los u ground sic for $1,000
10 zenlien--L he SecOn1-ayeuue Eghieenth Ward
Adopted. .Aso, requesting the Common COunci. 10 Do
pos quarter q ne school money a. s usual FOR ne
quarter As9 basnce o. appropriation f0f Egsrirg schools
Cossn0H Sc1oR s0cefp -rhe resolution u -. nneetnx
denying appropriation Of = 90 meet Deficiencies =.
fucousiderec and r-ao'ulgn os-r-d by Mr. Bo.xorta
stsrg the appropriation Of surplus BY the s0csy 10 f9r-,
y-srs 10 the purchase Of SIZES &c bUi certifying 70 ~ Com
Council hat he Society hss experienced tefe;rpcy
Of sSo" he present year. Mr EnKs and Nj Knz wers
10 favor OF substituting he resolution heretofore rejected
and debate Ma presented for ard sgsns Mr. B.eek-i
being among The alter The resolution 4 he Cotlres
asking ne Conn o. Council % approprsfs A. OD0 wa,
sdOPt7c, and he Board adjourned.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY Wednesday. Jsn. ~.
Bills were reported to-day o incorporate the Albany
Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Company, and 10
authorize WIN. BGrgh 20 raise money pay his te5is
so our intelligent Reporter sends IL; but the reader
need hardly be told ihsiM r VIM Burgh in this instance
has usurped the place Of WILLIAMSBURG, fine village
on the other side OF the River We understand how.
ever ths, Mr. Burgh viii BE- able 70 raise money enough
to meet al bis liabilities without special act Of the Leg
slsture
Mr. p Boxes resolution instructing The Judi cary
Committee % report what legislation was necessary %
purchasers Al sales the foreclosure OF mort
cages was adopted,
Mr. WuLIaNss resolution instructing the Bank
Committee report the proprety Of amending the
General Banking Law Of the state a. n allow United
states stocks loans % Be received basis Of clrcu
latng notes was adopted.
The House resolution relative 10 cheap postage vas
concurred In. senate cOrcurret In the resolution
abosning prepayment for transient papers. Pending
discussion on the second resding Of the resolution
relative reduction IN postage the senate adjourned
ASSEMBLY
Bills were reported q confirm the election Of Mr.
PICK a. County Treasurer Of Kings County. and %
end the time tor collection Of the Of l-i. o the
81 OF March lSi9. which was subsequently, passed.
The bill 20 amend the Charter u the Washington
Monument Association In New-York was taken up and
passed. The amendment requires that the Trustees
shall publish semi annual statement Of ia shsirs
Bills introduced 10 Incorporate the hnc kerbock
Rank for savings 10 the City u Negiork and d au
thorze the railways 20 carry fresh provisions and i've
stock free Of tolls
The debate in tie Committee Of the Whole on the
bill 20 authorize Boards Of Supervisors 20 correct cer
ca errors 10 election returns srd o. limit the pubcs
ton ofeecron notices 20 tao papers 10 each County "a
continued - some lsngh, but without seton 10 was
passed over The bill met much opposition, and vii
not pass