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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

The Union says, Wizards Hotel, IN WASH
ingtor. is to BE- closed Immediately after the
adj urnmeut of Congress, for the purpose OF
extensive repairs Before the next session.
the proprieto.s intend to have the large addi-
ton, now in course of erection, completed.
1t will then occupy TIE entire west side OF
l4th street between the Avenue and street,
and will be one oil the largest hotels 10 the
world.
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LOG AL 1T 4 d y

THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-Ihe
National IoteIiigeucer say: -"lntellIgenc'
was yesterday received from Cumberland
stating that the water was very high at that
point; and at Georges creek, emptying into
the Potomac near Piedmont, it was higher
than it had been since 1852. II is also re-
ported that at dam No. tie high water was
taken advantage Of to pass along soIne forty
coal boats fr Georgetown and Alexandria
Mr.. Stone was waiting for lower water in
full readiness to commence operations aud
put iu a new crib"
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IL The above sale is postponed 10 Monday,
3lsi INST cat the same hour and place
nv I5-yawts j. A. F.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

Tie following is MIR. Hamlin's resolution,
oIortcd in the Senate, on Wednesday =
THAT the Secretary of War communicate to
,le Senate any Information in his possession
showing the necessity Of an improvement 10
tbe p,tomac river, 10 the District Of Colum.
hia what the Instructions in the river now
cost the govsrnment annually, and his opIn,:
ion upon the necessity or expediency OF SAID
improvement
The Potomac is quite high, with strong
current add will probably be higher, ii the
wind should keep to the eastward. \ good
deal of drift wood is passing.
The OILERS in the river, notwithstanding
the rains aud currents, ure stili catching Shad
in small quantities
The religious revival is still going on in
Washington.
The weather continued, yesterday, cloudy
Z
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SECRETARY ~ STATES OpricE,
Columbus. Ohm
AupiTnR'S OFvrcg,


Tue TRuR VrRsIoS OF Tur LsN
CnrNry AFFAIR. Our spcoal CORES
pondcn, sends III the following dis
patch from Lawrence, which un-
doubtrdly gives the trne version oi
the allAirin Linn county, kansnS, OF
which the telegraph dispatches give
such contra lictory arr"""to'
s,,so-, o..pateh Of the Cincinnati Gazette.
LAWRENCE, Kansas. May 24th.-
Five penceabic free State uen were
nnrlereI in Linn county. on the 10Th
ni May, by a party of twenty-five
rullians, led on lay the notorious
Brackuit.
Tho murdered men weie John +
Campbell, Of Pennsylvania; VIM
Stillwell. Of Iowa; Colpeizer. %
PENNSYLVANIA; Michci Robinson, o
Iowa, AMI Patrick Ross.
six others were shot AMI wounG
ed.
Rev. Charles Reed, Baptist Mis-
sionary from Wisconsin,, ID amoni
the wounded. r
The country is aroused to.a terri
bic pitch OF excitement bv this oul
rage. Companies ollree State me
are gathering hero ut Lawrepce, an
at other places in the Territory, !,
avcnge il, aud there is every pro
pect Of a bloody border war.
49, 4as- = gGR,yos..
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Senasor Stuart Douglas Democrat) Of
Michigan, on the Engiish Bill.

senasor Stunrt tDouriss Democrat) ol
Michigan, on ihe Eagii-h Bill.
81 oppose it 1.-THE English schemeI
upon the same ground that would
oppose an accumulation of property
in ,lishonorable way; | oppose I,
as would oppose tie reception OF
stolen property, knowing it to be sto.
len; l oppose it because it is nnbe.
coming the niagnanimity and gener.
osity OF great people, and Con-
gress representing u great people;
because, while in effect the .peopls
may destroy this Constitution, those
who report it here to day in their
places have said that the Cons,itu
ton is not submitted; oppose it.
sir, upon higher principles than any
pc siblc personal consequences;
oppose it because it seeks TO lay
down in the admission OF States int,
this Union one set of propositions
tor ono character Of States, and an
other set oi propositions for q differ.
cnt character of States; | oppose j,
because, instead Of giving peace to
the country. which most fcrvently
desire, 1t will inevitably increase anl
promote excitement and discor,l
throughout tine Coniederacv; and he.
cause it is in plain violation of the
letter and spirit Of tho organic law ot
Kansas, and the true principles OF
self-government.
81 have said, sir, and beg leave
to repeat it again trom the very bot
tom of my heart, | wisl, today, in
the settlement oi this principle, that
this Lecompton Constitution was "A
tree. State Constitution. that it might
be seen how Indignantly tho Repre-.
sentatives oiihe north would despise
and condemn and derilc and tram. p.
pie under foot such a proposition as
this. Sir. | will never agree to any
such unjust, tie'picable discririna-
ton as ID contained in lhis bill.
"Sir, we are called up IN to say to
tho people of Kansas, III YOU will
take this obnoxious Con stitution,
YOU may CONS in now, at once, by
the proclaim ,tion h the President
Constitution which we know is oh.
noxious to every impulse Of your ma
tnre; but il yon insist upon framing
u Constitution that il agreeable tn
yonr Judgment and your wishes.
You shall not come in until you have
doubled yonr population; AMI yet
am asked to vote for it. WHY, sir,
it it were submitted to me ~ the
only alternative If were 80 borne
down by oppression or undcr duress
that WAS compelled 10 iilaiiy all my
opinions Of Constitutional authority
and take the naked Senate bill or
take This thing, infinitely would pre-
Ter the original Senate bill, brcluSc
mat dues stand upon technical legal
au'horifr, il ynn cinose 10 n.c that
in "ppnStion to the known will of
the people. This can stand "r mo-
thing rther human or dIvinn. II
You were to set It np, anl apply the
commandment to it, Won could not
make 1t out hercsay II Worship it,
Tor it Is not like anything in the
heavens above or in the earth be-
meath, or the waters under the earth
1t ID an anomaly, ~ miserable, ingc-
niousil. .concolted prctcnsc 10 snng
gle thriugh Congress, snd iastcn up.
on the necks ol the people Of Kansas,
anLobnoXlous organic law.
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Timuur aud the Foot.

the inhabitants of Ncapolis, hear.
my of the approach OF the conqnrror.
prepared to defend themselves will,
vigur. Nasur counsclled them to do
nothing OF the sort, hut To trust to
him alone, and his mediation witt,
Timour. The people We're doubtful
OF his success, but they yielded. b.
'ore proceeding IL the camp of the
besiegcr, Nasur, who knew it was
useless To approach the grcar chiet
without n present, considered what
gilt would be likely to be most ac.
ccptahle. lio resolved il should be
fruit. but he hesitate,l between g..
and ounces. 81 will consult ~"
my WIFE" said Nasur e'l ps.'' "n'' M
he accordingly dill so Tue ',u!
advised him to take guinness a. ~ ,ne
larger tru I Very ,,,ot, said Ma
sur, that hYing your0pinion, | will
take ti.,. Whrn he reached the
foot m the throne OF Tamcrlane, he
announced himself AZ tiir arnbnSsn-
dor from the bclcagnrcd citiz-ns
and presented, as an oii,'ring Of their
homage. his trunpery basket OF H. ss
The chief burst into u rage, AMI or
iered them to le flung at the hea
OF the representative OF the pc"pIc o
Jengi- -Scheher. Tho c'urtirra pcIt
ed him with right gn'h will; am
each time he WAS struck, Nlsur, wh'
stood pauenl AMI ,mn"van., .~'..f.
exclaiMel--
"Now Allah be praised'' or, "o''
the prophet be thankc'l!' or. 10,
ad,nirablcl how cnn / be suiiiclen'l
grateful? ..s
What do.t thon mean, fellow!
asked Timnur; ''wc p-'t y"u wit
tiys, and you seem I" enjoy ii"
"Ay.truly. great sir. Frcpi'e,i n
sur; IL gr.tciully enry the cons
aueuce u, NY wit, Ny wife com
, selled ne rs bring ounces, but
: cl,osc to brs z hss; ami well that
did, Eor with figs you hayr on
p bruised me, but had ! brunght 4ni
ccs, YOU would have beaten II
d brainssont."
II The stern conqueror laughed aio'
Q and declared ti,sts Tor tho sake
> one fool, no would spare all the ASS
j. in the city, male and female, the
IA N nj tha;r y,rn,,arty
It .The,s, cried Nasur, tho sentl
d, popnlatioa is safe!''rxan'ls hs =
oi [hoinewards to communicate the J.
is fml intelligence. ,.,f
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FINDLAY, O., FRIDAY. JUNE A, 1858.

shou Id re fuse to dissolve the said n nction,
with costs, the Attorney General may file
notice OF appeal from such decision in the
Clerks Office of the said Court; aud there.
upon the Clerk shall forthwith make ont
aud d liver to the Attorney General or Pros
ecuting Attorney, y certified transcript OF
all the proceedings Aforesaid, and copies o Il
all the pleafines, exhibits. ana proofs, the
expense whereof shall be taxed aud allowed
to the Clerk in the cost bill OF the said
cause. And the Attorney General or Prose
cutting Attorney, alter zen days notice To
the complainant ur complainants, or his.
her, OF their counsel, may present the sal
transcript anG copies to the District Court
Of the said county, or to the Supreme Court,
OF any Judge thereof, and cause the said
motion TO be again heard. And the said
District Court Or Supreme Court, as the case
may bey Judge of the Supreme Court. shall
entertain the SAID motion, and 6nally decide
the same. Aud the SAID District Court or
Supreme Court. under its seal. or Judge of
the Supreme Court, under HIS hand, shall
certify the decision Of the said motion 10
the Court whence the sane was appealed,
and, IN case Of dissolving the IN njunctlJn.
shal Seud herewith a mandate, under the
sool Of the Court, OF hand Of the Judge
granting the same, directing the Court be.
low To proceed IN accordance with the de
cision 30 certified. And thereupon, IN case
Of such msndate, the injunction shall be
dissolved, aud the complainant or comp sin.
ants shall be charged IN the cost b,li with
all the expenses aud costs thereof And il
shall not be lawful for such complainant or
conplalnants, upon The same bill, or any
othet bill founded upon the same matters,
TO have any other injunction.
SEC. ID. That the art aut itlal
further to amend an act for the assessm, Mt
aud taxation OF all property IN this State.
and Tor levylng taxes thereon according to
It's true value in money, and he sev, raj acts
supplementary aud amendatory thereof"
passed April list, 1883. and also the act EN-.
Titled "An act amendatory of the act emit.
tied AN act to provide for taxing banks aud
banking companies. passed March -,
1850, be and the same are hereby repealed.
WILLIAM u. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House q Rep.
MARTIN WELKER.
President OF the senate,
April 70, 1853.
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Laws Of Ohio.



ru amend an ac, entitled "An act to reeu.
ulat. the fees of officers IN civil and cfim.
inaf cases" passed March 8, 1891.
S,crIoN /. BE- II enartcd 10y ,h. General
Assembly ol ,hr State Of ULlu, Thatsec;l
fife, OF said &C, be- so amended as 10 read
as io, iowS: See IS. That each regular grand
aud petit Juror shall Le allop cd tse sum OF
one dollar aud fifty cents per day-for eac Il
aud every day he may serve as such Juror
and Eve cents per n.ile from has place OF res
ldcncr in the county seat, 10 be cert I ed by
the Clerk Of the Court. and 5e paid out nf
the county treasury, on the order of the
Couuty Auditor; provided, that nothing IN
this act contained shall br construed as to
apply to u struck jury, and to jurors On n.
IueS'. holden ~ CuIonefs OF Justice eauh
one dollar TO be paid out OF the county ucas.
uD, on the order of the County Auditor,
who Shall be furnished by the CoGonet or
Justice with the names OF the Jurors.
Skc. 2. That section sixteen of Sald act
be amended so as to read as follows: Ser
IL That each tales Juror serving as petIt
Juror, in the Court OF Common Pleas or in
Lhe UisiIict Cont, shall be entitled 10 the
sum Of hi,y cents for each Jury trial on
which be may serve [; providad, the lrial
does not detain such tales juror more than
une day but IN case he is detained more
than one day on such trial, he shall rece I'VE
one dollar per day provided further. that
II any petit Jury shall continue in session
during the night season or any part thereof,
the night So employed and the precedin ng da
shall be counted as one day such account
shall be audited and paid in the manner pre-
scribed IN the preceding section.
Sgc. J. This act shall take vifeci and b,
in force from and after It's passage, aud ongi
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Dismal lNcoSsIsrEScy. - Senator
Clay, OF Alabama, having sncces,lr
sl in iorcipg hiss tavoriie measure
thronS'. .i.. sonare, for the repeal oi
the Fishing Bounty At has since
given u sin; ;,nlar prof ~ h;s "pp"~;-
ton to national iseisl .tinn hr sec-
tional interests. On Mon'lay hc in
rvlucc,! n bill lor the impr"yclneni
of the Dismal samp Canal, ~ work
which Is in,rn'l.'l t'r The ben'Rt "i
avery ssna,I prti'n of the Srar'sso'
Virginia and North Carolina, Ehere
i. about ~ much n,as NJ tr ,hv
vernlacnt ,iuproSin. .thc D,sna
Swamp Canal, as.tinre would n u
m',kipg an appropriation ,"r 'h'
beliriit ot the I'll Cr',ssc X Miwan
kee Railroad. IsIIt til. u sn,a
Swamps,i.sesu not happen min.si'
Nsw knglaDd, which make. AL Il,
: difference with, Mr. Clay.-(y ]
I'm. tN -sash9
4 ftNsSo'
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|, W.T. \ Nortlqa t aalns'ws.s

M0bd Xdy,tl zEs's's&& -
~ sisssEszExxxEzszszznDEz1a
ssWNevhc Nostlf5e6 siyytbU
tIemcht. " ,idt rcasIib disccshe
Kansas to be sure, gctp . chse,es~f
voting upon sso,nethine, .not -
the I.ecompton Gca,tisntiss, 49, q
shc may, bv IN imdsrccvfyMln1 -
wit: the rejection ofsks ssl7 s;ii.
nance, repudisfc thaS CourOsSljba.
coupled to- the penaIty Of . sn6nups
ton Of territorial condition fa9an n.
definite period. Thus Tar, the Ner1h.
| What the Sonth gains, is podiiiyS
and rubstAntiaIs The CoS64sp6
tion issS not to besubmitted. a3kse
10 An important concess;sM nsIihs-
sas enter ths-Uuion during the prsss
ent Congrcss,. she must come n -
slave Stafs. ,nitsYtho Lecombton
Constitnties1iS. Nsfs d s,iIl sysS6ur
trinInph. ThS1irtpciple Of nsusiass
tervention is nd. violstcd, for Cou-s
oress does nnt presume to compel the.
people Of Kansas q vote az ihs -.
ceptancc or rejection Of d Constifu-
tion already rxsified by them. hoe
simply subsuits to thems law nan
lating the donation Of tho pubISe
lands within the State as a subsg!1u(a
tor certain unjust and sweeping ~.
tentlons to preprietorsssp pnt lortK
bylhcr Constitutional Convention y
--(Fe,c Orleans Bsa :
Senator IIunter, pf Virginia, one
OF the Committee that reported tho
bill, and who ought to know its
meaning, uses this plain anguage::
The proposition OF the Commit
teo Of Conferences, anii the bill pass.
ell by the Senate, are alike in tbese
respects; both acknowledge tho an
tl'"rity of the I.ccolnpton Convex
ton; both @lInit the validity Of the
iConstitstion framel by that Conven.
tion; both net upon the principle that !
Congress has II" right to require that.
C"nati'nrion to bc submitted to tho
peopl.; both recognize that prisci-
Pile fully and entirely" aNow
air, | ask how. can it bc said chat by
this net we submit, the Cunstisntionl
We do no s"ch thing"
SENATOR roombs, OF Georgia, ssyG
The idea has been sugyested. I
believe, first by my honorable frieud
from Kentucky, (Mr. Critteaden.S
and ti'cn fallen into generally bv
those who co-operate with him in
this opposition, that that is capable
OF two interpretations: that il il n
submission. and not q subnission.-
Now, Mr.. President. the bill itselfis
clear. plain. anil distinct, and a,imits
"i no two interpretations. L
say, therefore. We do not submit the
Constitution"
And hero is the 'lognatic asscr.
tion OF Mai. Gen. PuYh, to tho same
eilict: III answer toa question Of Sen.
,tor Stuart:
Does the honorable Senator from
Ohio say !" day that this question i.
not re'nan'le,l to Kansas tr q vot.
OF the Leop,e, which is to dstcr,nine
its iatc?' =
Mr.. Pugh. BY this bill?
Mr.. Stuart. Yes, sir.
AR. l'nsh. I~ry IL is not.
Mr.. Stuart. Very well sir; that
IL precisely what | desire.
Mr. fngh. | net only say il il
not rem ,n'lci. hmt I woul., not yots
t'r the bill it it dri rcm,ud il.
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Ono THE EGG STATE or rnkUslox,
The ". Y.sEssning Post lea~ns from
II calculation caremlly ma.in by en-
intelligent gentleman in C"iumbus>
that the egg. annually pro,h,ccd by
the hens at this State would pay tha'
yearly interest on her pablic ,lebt.
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A CHcAoo paper says thai. the oil

A CmoAoo paper says attic old
man wiiosDld poi.eorn irAal'e hall OF
the Chicago post office having o
chance to express htnscl, in oppo-
sition to MIR. Buclianap's Lecomp-
tonism, has bssn expeIied'from the
hall by the Rost Msster. None but
genuine Buciianan.L Lecompton Dem
ocrats mnst sell popcorn in any q
the post .offices,in the country. This
will severely test the POLITICAL yirtp,
OF the popcorn men of tie United
States, - ..e sss
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Scotch Argument for Marriage.

Jenny fs poor. and ain poor,
Yet we will sed--su say no more:
And should the b ,irns to us come,
Asfew that wed but do have some,
No doubt but Heaven will stand our friend,
And bread az well AS children send;
81 iares tho hon in farmers yard,
To live alone she. .hnds II hard: ......
I've known her weary every claw,
In seach Of corn among the straw;
But when In quest OF nicer ibod,
She c.uuks AN ,ig her chirping brood,
With Joy We snc the sell.same hen,
That scratched for one, could scratch for ten
These are the thoughts that make me viii ng
To take my girl withuu, u shilling,
And for tho selfsame cause, you see,
Jenny resolved "a marry mr.. Cd"
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lASISI A SHOWER -BArir.-

IAkIS' A SmowER-B Barn.
Doctor We'll, h Nv dill your wife
manage her shower-bath. Il -aconSn
D'acon-Shc had real good luck
Madame Moody told her. how shJs
managed. She said she hal a lseesr
"'ied-''lk cap, with II. cape to il, Ike
trcInan's, that came All over hor
shoulders, anil -
D"ctor-Shr's fool for her pains:
that's not the way.as
Deacon-So NV wife sl,ought--
Docto,-Your wifs dill nothinY Of
the sort. | hopcl
Ds'coni-Oh, no, doctor. she used
an umbrella. . :.
Doctor--What. nsc,i an, u,nbrelln3
Il 'nni-' what good did tho sl,..---z,.I
bath do herr s.rc fcIt better.
Deaconp wasn't weta mite. She
1Pt un Ter the umbrella tur halt On
hnnr, Till all tho water hal tricklesl
off, AMI sail twas cool and ,,rlight-
ful, and just like "A little showes ia
the snmurr. 80 Z,
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Tng ,Washingtona Correspondent
of the fhiiadJpdia fress s.ys;
ls,.ey is alout Ia w.
tire from the. Supreme Court \
Inuml..r 0f nanies are suggcst.a III
lconnsction 9th the Vacancy an llert
| is aci,anceiossome llesasnpton,ilrcd
Scott Democrat. ls--A g~.4 !. y
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TnE t"rnnlo tnat sYrp, 'hrougi
fhuoi- - i-,riuilv, WORKED = g.s.l
''a..i ,,i mi.cl.icf ziftsI,'ss sIusWa-
I,cll, It yicw '..saxa two brick haili-
ing- upset a frine. sBi,,.r.. swysy
several nut h'nscs, AMI *;srel .
yr ~ IN my people. witt nj turting
tnyb"iy scrimsly. p" - ,'1'7
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We tinl in nnsexeh,rs.,- Vi p0ein
caIlel the Song VI, this = >riasr's
Boy, m.ini' x "lt., hrnthrrs, m!"
NotKins could hm'nr,r& rpr'spriatspif
tho f,vmcr stick sst0 hrs v.S. .s,ians lG9G
there l,sE,rmcs Isss W, Ness st suht,
- I" tho cpy. whaso s,,,.: sttesA
,httls while mis,,t real, Rake bYotE.
ers, ra'tt.'" al,f'br very srpr'priatc.-
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Know 4 little rose,
And OH but | were hlcst
Could but he the drop Of dew
That lies upon her breast!
Bat dare not look so high,
Surd a death 80 sweet;
II ru,ush for me Ia Ur
The du / a iuIt her iccti
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mo. 80. AN ACT

No. 80. AN ACr
To amend an act entitled "An act 10 proviLe
Tor holding the terms of the District Court
III the several counties at the THIRD Com
mon Pleas District " the State Ur Ohio"
passed Match II, $50.
SIC. /. BE Il enacted hy the General As
sembly OF the State of Ohio. That the fii st
section of the act entitled "Ana't TO pro-
vide Er bOldIng the terms OF the District
C0ur, IN the several counties Of the Third
Common Pleas District ofthe State Of )hio,"
passed March II, 1850, be 50 amended n to
read rs follows: See. /. The trIiuS Oi the
District Court shall Hereafter be- holden IN
the several CnuntlrS cf this district herein q.
alter named, aS follows, VIZ:
In the county OF Shelby, on the twenty.
sixth day of ia Y; IN the county oi Mercer,
on the second day of August, III the county
Ct Auglaize, on the fourth Law OF August:
N the county of Alien, on the sixth day OF
August: in the county uf Marion. on the
ninth day of August: IN the county of Lo.
gan. on the sixteenth day Of August: IN the
county Of Unloi, on the tweniy.thlrd day
OF August; ~ the county oi Hardin, on the
twrntv. scvepth day nf August; in the c0nn
" of Crawford. on the thlrty-tirSt day of An
gust; 4" iha county Of WYnndut, on the ih,.i
day Oi ScptcnibcT. ~ the county Oi Scncra
on the sixth day Of September; ~ the csun.
~ 1f Hancock, On the thirteenth day of
september; ~ he county of Wood, on the
seventeenth day of september IN The coun-
y OF Henry, on the lwenilrth day Of Sep.
icmhcr; Ia The county of Fulton. on the
twcniy.,hinl day ofSrptcmhrr; ia the coun.
Yot william un the twenty-(ith day OF
Srpie nhrr; ~ the cpInty 0f Dciadcr. on
county of P.ulhln,, On the first day OF DC
tuber; ~ lir county of Van Vert, On the
fJYrlh day G. O'tohct, IN the county oi Put
nam, on tacsl,th day of October.
SIC. .. fha' the original section one of
said above mentioned sGt. to which this is
amendatnty, be, and The 'ame is hereby re-
pealed.
WILLIAM u. WOODS.
SPEAKER OF the House Of Representatives..
MARTIN WELKER.
President Of the Senate.
Akril 10 ipiI
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.sByE," Jerrold said, ate the ap-
ple. athat she might 'ireas.'
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the journals are now required TO be said
documents to be printed in pamphle, form.
shall be printed in close compact order,
without title pages, unnecessary blanks or
open spaces; the volumes Of public docu.
beer inserted in laws or Journals OF the same
year, except the annual report OF the Auditor
and Treasurer OF State, and the various re-
ports, communications, and other documents
proper 10 be inserted therein, shall follow
each other IN as close compact order as is
consistent with good workmanship, without
the Intervention OF unnecessary blank, OF
separate title or half.title pages and the
paging thereof shall be consecutiyely; and
at the conclusion there shall be an index, to
be made out by the printer. referring to the
particular page at which each separate doc.
Iment commences. In all cases where any
document is printed in pamphlet form by
order Of the General Assembly, or OF either
branch thereof, by the contractor for the
printing CT the volumes Of the public docu-
ments which shall also be inserted in the
volumes OF public documents, and in all
cases when such document is printed in
pamphlet form by the contractor for the
printing of the journals, which shall also be
printed in the journals, but one charge shalt
be made OF allowed for the composition
thereof
Src. .. That original sections three and
FIVE be and the same are hereby repealed.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Represen tatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.