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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-23
THE SUBSCRIPTION Is so NEARLY

completed that 1t Is intended TO close the same
on or before the 18th Of February. "'A'
Subscriptions $75oOOo Of which $500 900 purchas %
es the and-to-wit: 50 800 acres. The remaining 70
$1,000 isthe permanent cash working capital Of the
Company. ,.... -.
Par value Of shares, 500. Lands located on the
Little Kanawha and Elk Rivers. in the counties Of
Glmer and Braxton in the very heart of the oil
gions of West Virginia. ri
Professor Richardson reports your property Is
the very centre of theWest Virginia oil regions II
has numerous oil and gas springs along the banks Of
its streams. one Of which virs with the famous IA
Burning Spring itself" almDh
Professor Shepherd, Of New Haven, Conn.,. rs- I,
ports: "Iconsider 10 emtnenhy OIL producing land.
The oil-bedring Shdles underliO ertensipety, and
the long line, Of car0uretted hydrogen. or unindt-
ing gas springs. some Of acAick sato burning as
aOeU as the appearance Of oil ITSELF on the suryacs y
Of tie trdct, fully confirms IN this belief. m ,ii
7Aore can be no doubt that along your creeks aud .
Tributaries there Is large ertent Of 0aluable OIL
producing territory. The prodigious amount Of
6itaminouS and camel COAL iron ore. limestone and
fro clays embodied In the high hills on our proper
ty, the tops and slopes ofaOhich covered toia
estraordiHvry 0rOwtA Of sOAite OAK and OtaerAsdry
tinp66rs, add Immensely to its cdIue." .,~
These views are fully indorsed by the reports Of
the most practical and experienced from the oil
districts of both Pennsylvania and Virginia.
The Company consider themselves fortunate in
having secured the services of Mr.. Blackwell. a
practical civil engineer for the general superntend
ency. so well known as the late Chief Engineer and
Superintendent of the Commissioners Of Wash
ington Heights, New York City. r4 u sllIr~
Arrangements are in rapid progress for the imme-
diate development Of the property, on scale COM
mensurate with its value and extent.
Subscriptions payable at the time Of subscribing.
or one-haf in cash. the balance in thirty days from
the time of closing the subscription can be made in
person by letter at the office Of the undersigned.
No 81 Cedar street, New York; j. K. D0BS0N. No.
~ State street, Boston; aud JOHN W. STRONG.
Detroit Michigan, where full inform alton can be
| obtained. 'HF-,, l..ls h lailrln3 la i,sAl
| ...sHffs JAMES wADSW0RTH a. C0..7sye.
| ....t... No. sl Cedar street. New York: u
| NIB. Subscriptions received for the above Com
pany by LEWIS BAKER, 14,d
| feb6 Wheeling, W. V.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-23
Little Kan awha & Elk River =.
PETROLEUMAND MlNlNGCO.
SUBSCRIPTIONSTO BE CLOsEI

;ffN E8ff ----TF AL TNaWEffb
Cash Working Capital, 4l5O,OOO.
.f' JJaEK ,---IDM TkQFHIHT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-23
Notice to those in Arrears.

rTNHE UNDERSIGNED NESPECTFUL
I ly request all persons indebted to them on sub
scription TO THE Quo STATKsMAN, or Tor adver-
1t once. tits now more than one year since we dis
posed Of THE ONO oSTATEsMAN Newspaper and tbs
very desirable that all ACCOUNTS due us In connection
Herewith should be paid. We urgently request At
tention TO and compliance with this notice. Bills
will be sent out immediately
Feprdary Q, 1866. tfeblo-t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-23
sheriA's Sale.

John OHarrs, /, Fl. Fa. ,.if i..geeFt. sp,l a
Barney McCabe. Franklin County 90 ID uoll2
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IN
ID my hands TO me directed, viii offer for sale at
public auction. at the Music Store Of Messrs.
Seltzer, Dresel Co., No. u East State street. in
the city Of Columbus, on , ,.--,
Saturday the 25th day Of March, IA. D..
-tll n Jul j2Gh 1865 ilw ~ SgbfaQIj 70
at O'Clock p M. the equal onesixth part of one %
Knabe Concert GRAND Pimno,ai bs'
now in the yarsroom Of Selt1er. Drese 4 Co..1tol
satisfy the above stated execution. !.
-. -, 4 WIN. DoMIGAN. Sheriff, !,
mchl4-dtd " s'.' ''s'70i''' w ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-11-04
THE CHRISTIAN INDEX,

Rl the First OF October, or as soon as
- the mails are re-established, I will re-
new the publication -f the "CHRISTIAN
INDEX" and the "CElLD'S INDEX" I
have been publishing,
Price Of "lndex." per annum. so 90
Price Of "CAiid's Index. so
Mcn'y may be remitted at once, as ny
determinations Is positive. My desire 10 to
secure large subscription list with which
TO begin. and issue tkis prospectus that
subscriAoFs may have time 10 forward their
remittanccs. =
IL is nay Intention 10 issus frat class va-
Pers, and no pains or expense will hs Sd ared
10 secure that end. The best writer's ana
correspondents will be occurred, and tss
highest TeligiOas aud literary talent will be
given 70 the pa. srs. TIE CHlLD'S PA.
PER will De prsfussly illustrated aud will ,
in every sense, be made 10 conform 70 a
new title.
The Chili's Delight.
Money may be sent by Express Or other
~iss-if by Express, at my risk, II the OK.
ptiss receip, Is sent me, on ths resumption
OF mail facilities.
My connection with the firm Ell. w.
Burke d. Co.. is dissolved, bat will estab-
lish an Office in Macon, Ga where commu.
nlcatIsns may be addressed.
SAMUEL BOYKIN.
Sept. %, lSS6-4-lmo.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

viii be inserted at me dollar and fify cents
per square for the first, and one dollar Per
square for each. subsequent Insertion. A
square to consist Of the space of TEN LINES,
Brewer type. No advertisement considered
less than square.
The number Of insertions must he written
on each advertisement, or they will be inscr.
ted till ordered out and charged accordingly.
Semi-Montbly, Monthly, or Quarterly Adver.
tisements, will be charged one dollar aud fly
ce"tS per square for each insertion.
Libcral deductions will be made in favor of
adye iisements OF three months, or longer
standing,
cB~ Announcing candidates for Ofice fte
dollars.
CB- Communications recommending eand
dates for Office and all others of limited or in-
diridaal interest, charged at advertising rates
All legal or official notices must be paid for
by the individual authorizing the publication of
the same, without reference to their official
capacity.
cB- Announcements of Marri ,Ces or Deaths;
Notices OF Religious Meetings published gratis
and solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
mcnt, will be charged for the overplus at leg.
ular advertising rates.
eB- Tributes Of Respect, rated as advertise
meats.
JOB WORK
viii DO executed with ncatness and dispatch
and on accommodating terms.
eB- THE CASH for Advertising and Job
Work will DO required in all instances as soon
rs the work Is rendered. Written orders, to
secure attention, must DO accompanied with
the cash.
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sorghum, &c, will be
received in payment of Subscriptions and ai-
vcrtising at the market rates. Also clean cot.
ton and linen rags.
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THE STAMP ACT.

ONE OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED sfArRs.
There are probably not dozen of the
readers OF this paper who know the dc.
tails OF the Stamp Act. Yet, there is no
law, State or National, the provisions Of
which are more important, to the people.
Here arg such Of its. provisions as we
think will prove most interesting and i'm
portant to the reader:
SCHEDULE d.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS deeds exempt
AfflDANr- 5 cents
Ia so't or regal proceedings exempt
AGREEMgST OR APPRaIsEaEsr
for each shee. or piece ofpa. .
per on which the game ia
written cant,
ASSIGNMENTS OR ThANsFERs-
OF mortgage, lease or policy
oil insurance, the same duty
+ as on the original inslru.
ment
Ofpatent right B cent.
BAsK CHECKS, DRAFrs OR ORi
DERs, &c.-at sight or on
demand con..
Bills OF EXCHANGE; IgLASp-
draft or order, payable 9th,
efw'se than at sight or on
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-11-04
ARTICLE TIT.


SECTION !. The judicial power shall be
vested in such Superior and Inferior Courts
Of law and Equity as the General Assembly
shall, from lime TO time direct and es!ab.
lish. The Judges Of the Superior Courts
shall be elected by the Geaeral Assembly,
shall hold their Offices during good beha.
vior, and sLlll, at stated times, receive n
compensate for their services, which shall
neither be increased nor diminished during
their continuance in Office but they shall
receive no fees or Perquisitcs Of office, nor
held any other Office Of prsiit or trust un /.
der this State, the United States Of hme,i.
ca, or any of them. or any other power.
Tkc General Assembly shall, rs soon as
possible, establish for each District in tie
State an Ihferisr Court or Courts, TO be
styled "1he District Court" the Judge
whereof shall be resident in the District
while in Office, shall be elected by the Gen
cral Assembly for four years, cna shall BE-
re-eiigible, Which Court shall have jurisdic
ton OF all civil causes wherein one or both
of the parties are persons Of color, and of
nlI criminal cases wherein the accused ia
pSrson Of color, and the General Assembly
Is empowered 70 extend the Jurisdiction Of
the said Court 10 other subjects.
SECTION 2. The Judges shall meet and
BIT nj Columbia, NJ such time rs the Gerer-
nj Assembly may by Act prescribe, for the
purpose sf hearing end determining ali mo.
liops for new trials ard in arrest Of judp.
ment, aud such points ~ law ae may be
submitted 10 them, and the General Assem-
bly, may by Act appoint such other places
for such meeting as in their discretisa may
seem fit.
SECTION 3. The style Of all processes
shall be, "The State of South Carolina"
All prosecutions shall be carried on In tho
name and BY the authority Of the State OF
Ssuth Carolina, and conclude, "against the
peace md dignity of the same"
ARTICLE w.
In all elections 10 be made b, the people
Of this State, or of any part thereof for
civil or political offices, every person shall
bc entitled 10 vote who has the following
tGna ,sfag
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-11-04
The Amnesty Oath.

Blank forms Of the Amnesty Oath may he
purchased at this office, either by the hundrcd
or by the single blank. Single blank 10 cents.
BY the hundred $500
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/
issued for circulation, and ..
checks made aud intended ... |
TO be, acd which shall he,
forthwith presen ted for pay,
neno for a sum not exceed.
ing 500 bcep,s
For every additional hundred
dollars. or fractional part
thereoi 8 cents
Bills OF LADING-of vessels .i
for ports oftbe United States
or British North America exemptI
Or recerpi Of Goods on any
foreign ports 10 cents
BILL or SALE-of any vessel.
or part thereof, wnen the cou,
sideration does not exceed -.
i've hundre! do rs so cents
Exceeding $500 and not ex'
eeeding $1,000 STOOL
Exceeding 81 900, for each
$500, fractional part thereof SO cents
y! personal property other
than ship or vessel 5 cents 1
BoND-persona', for payment
Of money see Mor,gage.]
Official 4, ooJ
VI 'heSu'h'') iuS any person
for the payment Of any sum
Of money. where the money
ultimately recoverable there.
upon is 81 900 or less 80 cents |
Where the money recovera,
ble exceeds 81 900, for every
additional $1,000, or frac
tionai part thereof so cents
BoND -cosnty, city and town
bonds, railroad and other cor.
pora,ion bonds and script,
are subject to stamp duty.
[See Mor.gageJ
VI any description, other
than such as are required in
legal proceedings, and such
as are not otherwise charged
in this schedule 25 cents
CERTIFIcArEs-of deposit 10
bank, sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars 2 cents
Of deposit in bank, sum ex.
ceeding one hundred dollars 8 cents
OF stock in an incorporated
company 25 cents
General 5 cents
Ola qualification of Justice
Of the Peace
Commissioner OF Deeds or
Notary Public S cents
or search OF records 6 cents
That certain papers are on
file 3 cents
That certain papers cannot
be found 8 cents
OF redemption Of land sold /
for taxes ....... 5 cents
or birth, marriage ard death cents
Or qualifications OF school
teachers cents
OF profits on an incorporated
company, for q sum not less
than ten dollars and not ex.
ceeding fifty dollars 10 cents
Exceeding fifty dollars and
not exceeding one thousand
dollars 25 cents
Exceeding one thousand dol.
Jars, for every additional one !
thousand, or fractional part
thereof 25 cents
OF damage or otherwise, and
all other certificates or docu'
ments issued by any port
warden, marine surveyor, or
other person acting as such 25 cents
CEgTIFIED TRANscRIPT of
judgments, satisfaction Of
judgments and Of allpapers
recorded or on file B cents
IN. B.-As general rule,
every certificate which has,
or may have, legal value
in any court OF law or equity,
will require a stamp duty Of
five cents
CHECK DRAFT OR ORpER-
For the payment Of any sum
OF money exec eeding $40.
drawn upon any person or.
other than bank, banker
or trust company, at sight or
or on demand 2 cents
CoSTRAcr-[ See Agreement
Broke" 10 cents
Convey Ncp-,IasI insiru,
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ENTRf-ot any goods, wares or |
merchandise at any custom
house, not exceeding 500
in value, 25 cents
Exceedin e 500 and not ex,
ceeding $500 in value, so cents |
Exceeding $500 in value, $l.OO
For the withdrawal Of any
goods or merchandise from
bonded warehouse, so cents
GUAGER's RETCRN-.iffor guam
tity not exceeding 500 gal,
Ions, gro 10 cents |
Exceeding 500 gallons, 25 cents
Power OF ATToRNEY-to sell
or transfer stock, or collect
dividends thereon, 25 cents
To vote at an election Of in,
cor!orated company, 10 cents
To receive or coll rentes, 25 cents
To sell, or convey, or :, or
lease real estate, Sl.OO
For any other purpose, SO cents
PRoRArE OF WILL-for letters
Of administration, where the
ne ol both real and peri
sonal tate does not exceed
$4,000, Sl.OO
For every additional $4,000,
or fractional part thereof, in
excess Of $4,000, 50 cents
Bonds OF executor, admins,
traitors. guardians and trust
tees, are each subjected to
stamp duty of $LOO
PROTEST r-upou bill note, check,
or draft, 25 cents
PnoMIssonY NorE-[See Bills
Of Exchange, inland]
Renewal OF, subject 10 same
duty as an original note.
REcEIPr--ior the payment Of
any sum of money, or debt
due, exceeding $50, or for
the delivery of any property, cents
TRUST DEED-made 10 secure
debt TO be stamped as
mortgage conveying estateto
uses, 10 be stamped as con,
veyance.
WAREHOUSE REcEIPT-for any
goods, wares or merchandise
not otherwise provided for,
deposited or stofed in any
public or private warehouse,
not exceeding $500 in value, 10 cents
Exceed; Exceeding g $500 H"H aud PGeR-
Exceeding $1,000, for exsry
additional $1,000, or frac.
tiomaI part thereof, in excess
Of $1,000, 10 cents
For any goods, DC, not 9th.
erwise provided for, stored
or deposited in any public or
private warehouse or yard, 25 cen
WRITs Il LEGAL DOCUMENTS
writ or other legal process
by which any suit is com.
menced in any court Of re,
cord, either of law or equity, so cents
Writ or original process is.
sued by court not Of re.
cord, where the amount
claimed is 500 or over, so cents
Upon every confession Of
judgment or cognovit for
500 or oyer, except in GASES
where the tax for writ has
been paid, so cents
Writ or other process ap.
psals from justices courts, or .
Other courts Of inferior jurs-
diction, to a court Of record, SO cents
Warrants Of distress, wbeh
the amount Of rent claimed
does not exceed 800 25 certs
When the amount exceeds
500, so cents
lNsURAYoE-Marine, Inland aud
Fire. Where the considera .
ton paid for. the insurance,
in cash, premium notes, or
both, does not exceed $40, 10 cents
Exceeding SO, andinol ex
ceeding $50, so cents
Insurance, LIPE-when the
amount insured does not ex.
ceed 81. 1000, os cents
Exceeding $1,000, and not
~ nnn
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TERMS

For one year in advance, s9.oo
For six months " " 90
No name will be entered until the subscrip.
tion price is paid.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-11-04
THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE
State Of South Carolina
SEPTEMBER 81, 1865.
SEPrEMnER 27, 1865.

[coHcLUDEp FROM LAST wEEK,l
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ARTICLE w.

In all elections 10 be made b5 the people
OF this State, or OF any part thereof for
civil or political Offices, every person shall
bc entitled TO vote who has the following
qualifications, to wit:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
--latest Ship News.

ARRlkED.
Steamer North Point Privsu. City Point 20 hours with the
i5th N " Vols under command Of Lient Col ~ j. johnson
Commanding. to u. 5. A. ON.
Ship Uncle joe Nichols Newcastle, Eng, g. days mdse
to Dearborn Bros.
Bark Damon. Crowe Buenos Ayres May with hides to
r. W. Rope. Co. June lat g D. Ion. 70 u, sIeAe brS
Eliza Ann Of and from Sew-York
Bsk Grutia. Craig Cow bay. simpon, Clamp
Schr. 4. O. Hazsrd Chase Hartford iQr Aondout
Schr. T. Abel, Colwe. Providence.
sckr William Gray, CLARK Port and stone
Schr. Freestone, smith Port and, stone.
sckr r Smith, Rankin, Portland.
Sebr. Daniel Rassell, Hall, Portland.
sohr Joseph Rogers Smith, Portland.
schr Beusmin English, Bsker, Portland.
schr BiaIo.. Kelsey, Portland - -,
scfr Henry Y. Gibson, Dumb SewHavsn-
schr Aida Eaton, Newport for Rondout-
schr - Middleton, with powder.
Schr Mon,ezuma. Mayhem, Bridgeport . .
sehr j. l.. " ilet. bay.-s Georgetown coal FOR Sorvhn
schr Y. Haocx, frambes, Petersburg tobacco 70 e. "
Osborn
schr Harbara Hadien, Virginia wood.
S~hf. NJ 4 5. Crmmer, Ahrens Virginia WOOD.
srhr John D. Doughty Smith Virginia. wood
schr No.s. Van Name Van Name, GEORGETOWN
Scar Ncy Mckesg. Virginia wood
sehr Rio orande, Chopper, VI grna wood;
SchE. Monmouth Anderson, Virginia wood
schr. G. N. Hoyt Lramusr. virginia, wood.
Schr. Mary Parker, Parker Virginia
MEMORANDA.
The ,orss schr Clara Ellen while passing through He's
gate or the 18Th ashore but got of by the ad o.
tug Had no pilot.
WlSD--N Sunset. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
Commercial EntcIligence.

LIVERPOOL June li.--CoTTOS-The market has
recovered from the sht efprc., csU'ed ~ n. ,ns
news. and hrm tore prevails at a. weeks gu1stons Ii'
sale. Noudsy ard Tursdsy I'D ~ - o. bs~' Including o.
os .peoulsio on and rEpDI. Ihs mOnrg the msfs't q
.trong aud active frot.b's hn.ness q, 90 BE- 90.
IRAps Al MAScnysTgN-Incrc was t'ady demand zee
terday tie tu CT m but iAe aiasi business
was hot large
RHE,psIrrr, -Ncssrr Wakefield Ns'h Co. ard Rch
ad.ou Sp.nc. Co report. What very glie,, and .ny
ttins the floar also ,-Iy Gu Indian u
.ts1fy a, last wsfs's rates.
PFoyisioSs-A,s.r. BlFl,n3 Aihysk Co. ard Gordon
Bruce 4 Co.. report. Beef very d.N ard suos n5ulial
rcfI bot tnI dTooYuE bacon m1dsfa'o Gsuanf .. ar
Lard glis; u % dD5. IsloW slow Of sac ;,
A. % saw. Egtisr-6I,a.s lower s. ass.
PRoDUcH-Asbes qnst- fois p ~. sugtr qui.i 'orce
aud ilcs Inactive. Ls-ed Oh steady boz quiet sin
quic. AMI icndns downward spris luipsntirs Gun Il
- ~ French. fs;roean hfn - ! ~ for kehned
LoSpOS MARKrTA-Bf radsilfs quiet. BOT yu0ss firm.
Ain,ti-an Flour he'd fo hsh"f rsi,. SusT c1ist bit
,edy Coffee unchaiscd Ia In far demand 1t sis i.a
Nice Gull iAlo~ H. moderate Tequsst Ns~P \. G.. %
s2
iospoS No,Er M,nrrr m. fond, wcr. sis.ir. Con
eos GA The INh we're qpo,si q W. oct
Tie DiscoLs, dsHanG ~,s aotfai" I'D rs,es rsss ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

translation Of the Empcrors decree regulating the
periodical press of which 1t remarks:
"Tbe decree Itself viii he the best refhtaton we
could possibly OFFER Of the thousand and one ase STATE
mets concerning ts restrictions OF the press that
been going the rounds OF the Yankee newspapers; ~
affords pleasure TO state that tie mnehtakedo, ia
cree affords all the latitude that aay journas' eoua
desire for the expression Of his opinions. WITH n1not
to ourselves could not publish paper mere swsa
reforming TO the requirements OF this decres even
though no such decree existed. And had We not been
satisfied with the Government and state OF sars as
they exist we could not have obtained our own conse
to start newspaper here, matter how much la'i'ude
might have been given. -,
"Tlo unbridled license and unmtigated licentousnes'
Of tho press OF the United States produced their
mate fruits. No thing did more 10 breed thar gus
cord which eyentuated in the most giganc fevouton
the world witnessed than the prostitution OF ,ne
press of that country And IL not improbabe Una.
wholesome check upon would have saved the country
the carnage through which IT has passed. ana the ae
strucion visited upon it."
Under whatever the decree In question may DE
known we shall consider it liberty Of the press gar
aneed That editor who will avail himself OK d,i the
pIivi eyes and liberties which IL awards him. VIII nno
quite enough 10 employ his whole time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
Prusai0.

In tho Chamber of Deputies the bill referring
to the expenses Of the wnr with Denmark WAS DIS
cussed.
Herr Werner proposed ns an amendment that the
Government be requested TO eDdcavor u bring about
the annexation Of the Duches 10 Prussia even by in1en
iying II necessary my claimant to their possession
Herr Won Bisnnrk said 1.-THE programme for me solu'
ton of the question " the Duehes has eeen
PriGce Of Augustenburg Us Duke Of Schlcswig iiol'
stein This can take place any day upon the ftince
proving his hereditary right TO the Dncbics. which he
has up the present time failed 10 Do In convcrsa'
ton vito me last year his ehns rejected TIE moder'
ate demands Of Prussia. ard expressed himself us FOL
lows: why did YOU come 10 Ito Duohiesf We did rot
call you. Matters would have been settled withost
Prussia Annexation to Prussia Is the best thing for
Schleswig liostcn; bIt there Is no prospect OF ls
accomplish account oil the large DEBTS for
which il would be necessary for Prussia TO render her
self liable Acr the refusal Of our moderate demands
b, tho Prince OF Auguscnbarg shall be Justified IN
Subsequently increasing them
The Government bill was finally rejected. and fhc
proposals Of the Committee agreed to by large
majority Herr Wagncrs amendment war also rejected.