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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-08

EOr0aG, 7. u.
Senator Brothcad offered a resolution 10 adj
i)urn on Monday next 4, II O'Clock, v.
Senator Carpenter moved 10 lay on the isblc-
Carried Referred 10 the committee on STATE
affair.
Senator Jones moved from liable tie registry
bill. which the Senate considered a in commit
tee of the whole This is the biz drawn with
great care by the Attorney General 81, read
/ bv sections and various amendments were offer
/ ed. MANY Senators thought i; Incumbent 10 Of
} Ear amendments but senator Jones suggested
that a. the hill had been drawn with great care,
after much deEberaIion 10y the Attorney Gener-
al, and was nearly or quite perfect
Senator Muuy suggested. 10y way OF sneer.
tha, in such ease. perhaps the reading OF the bill
might be dispensed With Ia which Seuatoa
Jones asseutcd The reading however WAS call
ed The minority appeared disposed 10 make
III the difficulties possible, Though they did not
display any remarkable tact in that direction
senator Brodhcad moved to amend 10y attaching
the nanusI Committee rose.
senate, Garfield moved the hill :" a thig'i
reading. and Senator Jones moved he pre,iou
question. which prevailed. Ave- -, NAYS ;.
The bil Wa then ordered 10 a ,hir3 reading
Senator Garfield moved to put the b'll on it.
passage.
Senator Brodhead and senator Pond moved
.,uenimcl.,s Senator Conce- moved the prev
GUS question Seconded
Motion to rccommit was lost Rule not >us
pended.
The bitter and malignant hostility shown Ia
ward this bin hy the minority, eviEced clear!
enough wh.r h,y thought it, effects are lkel,
10 he upon ,.e,r side OF the question NJ the polls
Thes Tough, the hill at all stages, inch by inch
though they protested 10 be friendly TO the pr!n
cpe OF the measure, for which hypocricy the,
were souud,y dressed down 10y Senator Congcr
The use of the previous question was clearl,
manifest at this stage Of proceedings. a. Their
was a manifest determination 10 talk the session
out by the minority.
The amendment, of Mr. Carpenter 10 max
the bl apply to cities and incorporated villages
was los.-syes II, nays 70.
Senator Jones moved To suspend the rules, 1
pas. the bill Lost-avr, H. nays 1.-Two
g thirds not voting for i.
! point Of order came up when Senator Brod
head appealed from the decision O, the char
when the chair was sustained. AYES -, NAYS p.
d, Senator P,nnoyer moved 4 resolution, calm
upon the chairman OF the Board OF State Aud
d, tors TO report the allowances made -ince Novem
Der s.. 1855. This was another kantcf, who's
mantle has recently fallen upon Senator fcnnoN
err Senator Garfield moved 10 lay on the tabl,
Senator Brncv explained his vote, 10y reaiin
from the journals of 1912, when Senator PEI
uoycr voted 10 indefinitely postpone "a similar a
gury, by his own party friends. Senator Per
mover caved.
u Senator Porter moved up the bill relating t
the rules Of evidence amending the compile
laws. Third reading
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k1r Pond introduced bill TO repeal
provisions as to requests to Religious Scci-
cites.
Mr. Hoyt introduced bill to repeal the
liquor law lie moved to refer to con init
tee on expiring laws-lost ages hayes 20.
State aff1irs
Mr.. Grouse gave notice Of bill to change
control Of Agricultural College to COM
uittee Of practical farmers
Special order reached at 3 o'clock.
Muskegon bill Mr.. Trowbridge in the
chair.
| Mr.. Porter advocated the bill.
Adjourned.
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AFrEEso5< sEssios.


I On motion Of NJ 4. ~ Buel. the vote d
the bill allowing mining companies 10 bold . q
tain amount Of real estate, was reconsiderea'1 y
I the bill unanimously passed.
I ~ 4 " BueI introduced bill to sn~-
he charter 81 Houroe Chapter Of Ma-cis
the city 0; Detroit also bill relative 10 CT
paries for the making and smelling OF c'pfe'
I iron. &c
/ Mr. REYNOLDS introduced a bin TO snreaa =
compiled Laws in criminal proceedings.
W. woolnough ofered resolution esl1''
upon the committee 70 uhorn was refeTrea "
petitions asking for more stringent pronio''''
'iqror law. Tor report-Hhe'her -o'ne pro''s''-
MAJ not be made t. prevent pauPeri-In A''F
I'd
" Can gave Lo'ic@ of I'll for = state '''-
from Midland to the village Of -. Char'es.
Mr.. Blel. from the constitutional comHHT
reported IN favor of a;-- ling that section Oh "
col stitution which renders every sto,kho'df' :
Bank individually liable for all the debts o. =.
Bank. AID recommends that they be held ia.'
in proportion to the an cunt Q. the SOCK III
bank
The bin TO re-uls'e fire, marine, He
health insurance companies, not orgsnle'
the State of Michi-a-, Was read athI'd fiDe
passei: also. the bill 20 amend the act i0'
State Road from S-in4r 70 Cheboygan-
The bill % amend the charter OF the ce
Detroit, by cutting Of portion Of the W
ani Tenth WARDS. and was under consioe''-
when tie hour arrived for the meeting :"
Joint convention to receive and act upon
nominations TO be submitted By the Govern"
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Senators HAYDEN. Nuzzy and Davis spoke,


Senators hayden Muzzy ana DAVIS spoke,
when the question REQUIRED on Striking annual
ana Inserting hieH"ial' "h'ch was carried ayes
- Ray L.
Sen hA!ien moved 10 iUiAe oar 90 ahu insert
p Senator ITo"oF'dse introduced SUBSTITUTE
Tor oieHnlN sessions unlimited no new ol's 10
be introduced after % days. Sen. pudseon ac-
cep'ec the substitute. zen. ITo"o'iiSe moved
H. sI'-'i. H'e ~ " separate section senator
Ms moved 10 strike on The SKI! "a! provision
-''s'.
Senator rover moved 70 >t''Ae oH' No. = re-
ia'inE - licenses senator iH4er "A- opposed
! :" Inc Incense system. zen. remover WAS op-
posed 10 gong back. zen. Hayden was not l'F
striking "ut. sen ia''> went LOT ioense. ne
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AFTERNOON SESSION



Senator Brodhead's 80 de- amendment for
Legislative sessions came y separate sec
ton.
Senator Duiceon offered 10 amend by provid.
ing for a bierlniel session of "a iavs. Senator
Barns moved 70 amend with b;ealiel sessions.
without limit. Senator Nuzzy supported This
amendment. Sen. Tower ;hought 90 DAYS long
enough. Sen. WEIGH proposed biennial sessions
of So days. Sen Hyden wished TO hear one
good argument for limited sessions
Committee rose, having made no progress.
In Senate. Sen Brodhead introduced q reso'u-
ton for annual sessions OF 81 days. Sen. Dudg-
con moved 10 amend, and for bienniel sessions.
The question was then taken on biennial sessions
-lost
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THE. SESSION.

The prospect now j.. the great leading meas
ure. of III. session viii for the most part have
become laws. befor. the close Of This week -
The foundation OF the appropriation bills ior the
asl lum-. g. + laid h. lhc passage OF the min
AID quarter tax bill ard withou. doubt AIDE
quste appropriation. viii hc made for nearly m
of the objects recommended IN the message Of
the Executive.
Tery much Of ts, in. 81 the legislature j..
either branch. has b.,n absorbed in attention to
private bill, or 'Eo-- of interest ONLY to few
individuals Or oi certain corporations
Il would seem ,ha: halt the people Of the
State are dissatisfied vi't their names. and have
applied FOR a change Thereof
The early STAG "t IT,. session ssrc taken ~
in extending the time for the collection Of taxes.
III very iar2e number % townships and after
nearly every separate tosuship de-irou- 81 IL,
had been served 18th a separate extension. for
fear that some townships might have forgotten
TO petition, they passed Il -~eepmc general act
The Registry Act viii without, ioab, be pass
"a. a. it undoubtedly should
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rs,.,;ve 70 restricting time for the duration
IS con,r.c.s Mr. Pennoyer did not like
tho nrosi,ion of the bill making the IN
take effee. upon the acceptance OF stockhoI-
der. ur. Peunoyer objected TO being CALI
e,I Eecerend BY Mr. Barns Mr.. Muzzy
moved the till TO committee OF 'he "h''e'
M ,Jone, hoped tia; the bill would be re-
f.rred to cOmmittee OF the Whole. Inc
State h. said had Suffered already be amen
ding charters Mr.. Muzzy spoke to bis
motion T., refer to committee OF the whole,
the Senator thought that he ''smeit III &C
there was cvdeurly "a Cat IN the meal
Com. OF the whole.
Mr.. Conger ifered joint resolution r.
d;,ecr tie board OF State Auditors to re-
ex,miue the accounts Of Jonas ii. Titus.
=. State Prison Building Commissioner.
Nr Grouse introduced bill relative to
highways
Nr Carpenter introduced a bill to re-
new internal improvement land warrants.
Mr. Brodhcad introduced Il concurrent
resolution for the appointment OF a select
committee of two from the Senate aud
three from the House, u examine the State
Treasury.
Mr. Concer moved to amend by making
IN, Lun beriTrln the >cnat, seven Instead
of three. Amendment prevailed, ayes 10
nays II
Mr. Brodhead moved t. reconsider
Mr. Con.rr thought that IL the mover
would lie Chairman, he was disposed to have
the Senator accom-, anicd BY orhcr>. Thi>
motion i. a renewal Of the old "kantorlng
policy. |, /. the old story over again Oh
which the peopl,. had enough lat campaign
The committee would have no bu,luc,,
in the vaults, ur with the money, m ca'e
the resolution should pass
Mr.. Rrodhcad wanted t, see the money
money is scarce. aud we wait 10 see 1t
Mr. C,lrer moved to lay on the table
which motion prevailed, ayes -, nays :.
Mr. Barns moved ny till 10 provide hr
drainage uf swamp lands. by a system o.
State roads, and made the special order for
tomorrow az > - o'clock Z. "
Mr.. Brodhcad moved to change the order
= of business, substituting unfinished bu>I
ness" BE- ma,lr second instead Of sixth
lost
Mr. Pennoyer moved TO adjonrn - lost
Mr. ID .kinsun introduced 4 bill cLnterIng
certain rights upon owners of real estate IL
village lot-
Mr. Brown moved from the table >enat,
bill to amend the village Incorporation act
Third reading
Mr. HAYDEN moved from table and tc
third reading. Paw Paw Railroad bill
carried
Mr.. Garfield moved up House bill t,
amend poor law
Mr.. Duceon moved to except the ely o
Detroit. Tabled
MIR. Barns moved from table net t,
amend charter Of Detroit Young Mems So
ciety Third reading
Mr.. Barns moved from the tahlc bin t,
repea! act authorizing subscription to Mich
ican Journal Of Education.
Mr. Garfield thought the subscription ;
judicious one. 50 far as he had information
Mr.. Gorham thought the matter should
depend al gethcr upon the expense. i
not too expensive, be thought the bill shoe
not be repealed
Mr. Birney moved to refer to committee
Of the wh le
Adjourned.
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UedneSday .Noyn.ng, Feb. ..

Bill to cede jurisdiction 10 light house
sites was passed under suspension of rules
Mr. Barns from committee on STATE
affairs reported adversely to restor the dealt
penalty.
Mr.. Trowbridge presented petition
concerning road in Avon and Troy. Oak
lard.
Mr.. Warner from select committee
made report as to the organization of 4
new county from Wayne and Washtenaw
Mr.. Porter offered substitute for House
bill to authorize Circuit Judge to approve
offi nal bonds, in case the supervisor refuse
TO ac'. THIS bill is designed To meet the
Grand Rapids case.
Senators Muzzy, Davis, Tower and 9th.
ers, took part IN a debate upon the ques.
ton. The design Of the supervisors is to
keep a certain LocUfoco ex-county trcasur-
er in oficc by eorruptly refusing to act up.
on the bonds of his predecessor. Bill or
dercd to a third reading, ayes Is, nays
Mr.. Dudeeon moved To- commit to judtcia-
ry committee MIR Jones raised the roin,
of order. decided in order. Lost. ayes :
nays II Rula suspended bill passed, ayes
81. nays7. Immediate effect
Bill TO incorporate the village Of Mar
uuette Referred IN committee on hanks
and interpretations
srrcIAL ORDER FOR IL y O'clock
MIR Trcwbridge in the chair Bill to
organize the county of Nuskeson
Mr. Penuoycr moved to strike out the
third section Of the bill, because the region
Of country which is To- form the new coun-
ty, does not contain the requisite number
Of inhabitants Senators Porter ard Davis
advocated the measure. Rev Pcnnoyer
returned thanks Mr. Hayden had 10 OBJ
lection to the bill IL member should
come up, from less than constitutional
constituency. lie could go home again
MIR Conger was opposed to the bill He
did not believe that the people Of that ter
ritory, as a whole. desired new county or
ganiza,ion. \ bill was passed by stealth,
at the close Of the session of 1857, in which
the people had no privi,y. He read me
mortal from the Ii supervisors of Ottawa,
asking to be set back to Oceana-of coure
they don't desire a new county Ais, pc
tition of l05 inhabitants Of White River
township. Ottawa county, asking to be Sc,
back to Oceana. Also. another with so or
40 petitioners to the same effect. Also,
memorial Of 21S citizens of White River
township, Ottawa county. asking TO be set
to Oceana county. Forty three petitioners
ask for the organization of Muskegon coun-
ty. Also. l22 persons of Muskegon town.
ship asking for organization OF Muskegon
county. Also, resolutions of Ottawa super
visors of Ottawa, asking for new county.
Mr., Warner spoke against the bill
MIR. Birney advocated the bill, but was
in favor of striking out sec 3
Mr. Davis advocated til, bill. and oppos-
ed to striking out He said the motion to
strike out was made to defeat the bill.
Adjourned
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

A good show Of fur was in order at the
openining Of the afternoon session. as there
were no Secretaries present. and Mr.. PEN
meyer having been elected Secretary pro.
tenn.
Mr.: Garfield moved up Senate bill to
amend Supreme Court act Tabled.
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-No"aly .Norn.ng, Fet.

( -Ho"aIy .Hornng Fet. I.
! Gas! ght biz came up. Senator Barn. moyec.
to postpone Indefinitely. Bill read Senator
pndgron and Senator Backu. objected. Lost,
senator Barns offered an amendment. 20 permit
consumers To- furnish t!l,ir osu metres; which
prevailed
/ Senator Concer moved to tail. III. bin: which
prevailed
The Homestead Till caric ~. upon which the
discussion was continued by Senators Nuzzy AMI
Conger when the biz wa, ordered to thir,l
reading.
Senator Pcnuoyer offered a resolution in Pc
/ -peot to the Musk gon Flats s50.Goo appropria-
ton, requiring Information il any member Of tie
( Legislature Lad taken -,y contrac; which pre-
/ yaiicd-ayc- 10, NAYS !.
/ Senator Grouse moved up Senate bin to change
control OF Agricultural college Referred to
committee Oh Agriculture
Senator Muzzy moved up Senate iii 10 amend
Michigan Ccutr, Railroad chatter. He prot o.c !
an aEnendmcr., to the amending bill, 10 necs,ye
the Implication by which the company !. allowe,.
to make contracts on, Of the STAT. senator
&uzlv expressed himself satisfied wiki the good
faith Of the amendment. ADOPTED
Senator Nuzzy moved a second amendment.
reading
Senator Brodhesd gave notice Of bills
senator Birney moved Up bill to establish
grades in high-schooI.
Senator Muzzv moved to strike on, section 8.
because he believed the bill hostile to the inter
e-,= Of common schools The bill. he feared.
would introduce difficulty and dy;s on. into
schools Third reading.
Senator Gorhsm moved from the tail. Senate
b. to ascertain the annual cerea. products o..
Michi-.n. and moved 10 strike on. oats barley
ana corn
Senator HAYDEN opposed the bill; be said ,hs,
the object of the bill is useless. Senator Cor
ham hop-i the bill would pass
senator Concer moved 10 add. during The
year next pr, ceGing
senator Grouse moved 10 add nunb Der Ct bush
els per acre Of each kind Of grain
senator Neachsm moved TO postpone the bin
Indefinitely. Lo-.-aye. {, nays 90
senator Hoyt moved TO reconsider the vote By
which senator Grouse. amendment was lost
Lost
senator Gorham moved 10 strike out, in the
State. and insert one a; Lansing, and ,.o 8,
Detroit Senator Nuzzy objected. Lost
Senator Grouse moved 70 recornmit the b;n.
win Instructions Motion TO strike on. all after
eracting clause, lost. Third reading
Senator Nuzzy moved up bill 20 lay on, State
road from Boyce. Landing to St. Joseph= river
Senator MUIR made speech Of the customary
length, upon the merits O: the bill lis bill
appropria,ss resident taxes. Bill amended BY
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On motion, i was

Coop yovE.-Al Of TIE public houses o.
Charlotte, Eaton county, have abandoned the
sls Of Ecaors. Senator Williams forms u, il
accordance to public opinion Of the place.
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e ". Angel, at the Seymour House. Low
er Town, viii give al entertainment on Thursday
evening AT III. friends are invited II vii be-
the ball q the season, and ever, thing that can
We know
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Cross oT IhE Ss>>lo>.-lt j. expected tia,
the session Wili close al moon. on Nonday nor,
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SulcIDE--Squlre Sayres, an ell ~,
living with Henry SsyreS. his son, ii tow
ship OF Meridian, in Insban, county, who f.,
two and i. ha4 miles southwest from Oks,.
sho' hi'useii OF Saturday. through the body .,,
died ou Suuda'. Ii Wa a drinking ma,
times, but u-usl.y sober and respectable. bu, b..
.eoe"tly hal " eDarTel "ith has sou. in respee,,,
some money matters Tie deceased Wa. a.
der AID Tensioayr 81 the war % lSle
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LANSING STATE REPUBLICAN
TUESDAY MORNING. FEB. =. 1879.


Republican toYniy Convention a4H hr held al the
Court House the y - 81" Ma-"n >stprdsV. tehfu
sry l.Iu. 1899. clock VI. To- the purTp-. E"
.c.iux delegates present lngam uny 'h'
Republican State CoLy-u"n, Zee held the cry II
I.;ro. rhe flh Il February next, aui to transact
such "tLsr business NAV t.fre the Consention
The scv-r-i t~us -ni'~i 10 reprc-en's'i.r a.
lO.S
hIeidon {. Ingham =. Lock" :, Nsssy = Aur.i.u- 3
I.ns ns Ii Ne idian Wle.trelj q. FuIker,U @, 10.
le c. Onon hire ozk !, relhi 3 leroy . stock
bridge Z! Wii'.-fo~tfu
" GRASsT. WILLIAMS
I WINNIE pt7Fi.IpsE
X NORTH ! BAkFH.
:. K WiiFpN ALFtkp Parker
Il MA -i.t
Ts"-tg = rtmites.
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Sr,rE T,N.-on Monday afternoon. the -,
providing t'r tax O; 4 mil and quarter g.
the A>ylgm> and the Agricultural College n,..
Ell. The bi1 aPpr"priaiins sioo,ooo to The n.
sane Asylum al kalamazoo. and S.. 600 Ia -.
Deaf. Dumb and B.,ua A,y,am a, Flint, p,s..s
the House At the same tim.
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REPCBLICAs CAUCU, Pursuant 70 a call by
the Town Committee. meeting Of the Repuhi-
cans of Lansing, was held at the Union School
House. in the Middle Town. on Saturday. the 9Th
inst.
II. Il, Dunks Was appointed chairman. and
Robert D. Week. Secretary
On motion, il was
EesotesG, Tia; a committee q three be az
pointed bv the chair, 10 report the names II H.
persons a. delegates 20 attend the Count, Con-
vert;on 10 be held az Mason. OF Saturday. tie
18th inst, at 10 o'clock 4. ". for The purpose
Of selecting six delegate. TO represent lugham
county in the Republican State Contention to be
held a; Detroit On the 10th inst, 70 nominate a
candidate for Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court,
The Committee appointed under the abovs
resolution reported the following uame-. a. dele
gates 10 the county Convention
A ". Williams. H. Angel. T. B. Shank. J
r Price, !. NJ Cravath. D. N. Blg'ey. " r
North, r. IT. Savage, r. EFeret,. " Elder. Geo
ChappeI. 4. c Winter. Geo. E,ter. p : Clark
P. G Ayres. D T. Rsth.
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inserting the word ''non-resident" Senator
Nczzy moved 10 strike out one, and insert two.
Lost. Third reading.
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MAIL ITEMS, as.

Ar Cb,sbi,. n & 600 b.usI, ~ cis., .,.
made tbis ysaf. 's''
r. E.I,o,,,h N. or non
~ lam ,t' 70 WV puaheis OF onions
".Se 's'.. .ae p" S'As0n'
soME OF the people OF Staten Island, anticl-
lNmg .ne con Pl",ion OF their local railroad
Pfopo'e 70 ge' the Island made port o'entry.
IHE pilot who took the steamer Mohicsn from
Portsmouth, N. H., to New York, reports that
the steamer put In at Prinoetown on account Of
sea nekne" among the officers
TWENTY sKyES Of the thirty. ops Hun.rvJ.o,.
OF Steuhsn county have. scoo,ding to the
Corning Jotfrnol, Aligned petition to 50, of the
Second Assembly District, composse Of thirteen
towns into now county.
1, has been estimated that q work uk. m.
Great Pyrsm,d {, uld not be constrnctsd a, ths
present dny with ali the sids Of MOI arm 1890.
~ ~ ess .nsn hunarso ana thifty-nVs millions
hwis PE'RIE Scotch tender on the Con
tIsi ksilrt ad at Sy Iscuse was killed on Friday
Lighii he lot biS life by the spreading Of tbs
rai'r, which caused the Train TO take 9 wrong
track.
OVER four hundred tolIsrs bsv. b,sn collected
In Quebec, and for~Nded TO Gibraltar, for the
IelNt Of the dihtrefsed JeaS who have bebn
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F l N A N CT A L, -
NEW YORK, rhursi.y. pss n

NtV NVhhl IuUfH1hy. - -
There wss better ho'ins At the sto X Beard -
d'y' ard prices generally show = slight sdvno q
those Of yesterday. Tho demand for money is ass
scti'e' and rats sAve sdvanesd from n 70 pr ss.A
Thes,changes ct the Bank Clesriss Hous, 10 DO
wer ssf <'Asto % bAstc.s, Si.tSi sSi ~. fAsss
s'ery little Inquiry for foreign bills for ths -
steamer. Qnotstors sro 1904 . I94 for bills .
Lordcni Psiis, $40 b.l1X. Tho Dsianos In ~
AS"sAait Tressur'r's Office yesterday vas % tsiMo
10. Tho Hanover Bank has d, clsst ssme sarsal
dividend Of ~ Per osit; Chsshsm sank, ~ Hss-
woh ard Worcester Railroad, az. The nsaha ssa
Savings Institution, 9 per cent. per snsum o a.s
Of $50 aid utdsr, aud o Per cent on larger ss.s
The ST Trarsllsr iLttms'e, that bank oeacer e
that city Ia defsutsr for ace, but - II vii -
made COED BY his friends, tho matter viii bs hasAsl
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