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Liberal Priests in italy.

A letter in the New York Observer dated at
Montauban, in the South of France, gives
some account Of the designs of the 4liberal
priests IN Italy. The Jesuits, who are for
keeping the Roman Catholic Church in its
present state, rule in the Vatican, and Cardi-
nal Antonelli, who does not like them. Is
Obliged to submit to their supremacy. But
there is another class of priests, who, among
themselves, are agitating to bring about GER
tain important changes in their church. The
writer proceeds to say:
SThey established, under the direction of
Father Prota, an old monk-an intelligent and
courageous mana society for the emancipa-
ton OF the clergy, which numbers already
among its members more than thousand ec-
clesiastics, a few of whom OCCUPY high posts
in the pontifical hierarchy.
These emancipators do not adopt entirely
the principles and discipline of the Reiorma-
ton They wish to maintain part OF Roman
Catholicism But they try to introduce some
important changes. The following is the sum-
mary Of their new system, divided into eight
articles It is one of the most curious manifes-
tations of modern times:
lst-Ihe Pope is to be the primate of the
Universal Church, and win assemble as soon
as possible, general council, for the purpose
OF modifying and regulating matters Of faith
and discipline. .Nf ~ !
s2d-Ihe metropolitans, archbishops and
bishops shall resume possession of their ancient
rights, ofwhich they have been deprived since
the pontificate of Gregory VII
h "3d-The priests of an interior. order and
the people will take part freely in the election
Of crlrates, bishops, and even of the Pope. VI
n 94th-Religious worship will be conducted
in the various national languages; the Bible
viii be circulated freely, and win be put in the
hands of all. -ssy4r
q "5th--Auricular confession shall be no long
er obligatory each member of the church shall
do. in this respect, as he judges best, and the
sacerdotal jurisdiction shall be conformed to
the canonical rules Of the thirteenth and four
teenth centuries. A
"6th-Common priests shall have the right
to deliberate and vote in provincial synods.
S7th-Obligatory celibacy shall be abolished
for all the ecclesiastics. a. d iaaaig -4ol8
"0th-Fuli liberty of conscience shall be re-
cognised by the church, and every measure of
coercion shall be completely abandoned.
You see that this society of emancipation
proposes important reforms. If they were
adopted and carried out, the Roman Catholic
Church would furnish some analogy to the
maxims and rules of the old English church.
Your readers will ask fthe sacerdotal corps
in Italy has any chance of success. To this
question 1t is impossible to reply in a categori-
cal manner. ss6lf
"Doubtless the Pope aud the majority of the
cardinals viii be entirely opposed to these in
novations for they would lose by them almost
all their prerogatives. The Jesuits declare
that the members Of this society are hypo-
critics, devouring wolves, emissaries of Satan"
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S2OOO 5Eas rfss By Sc ssey yssssrsass sas s1s
necessary. The Presidents, Cashiers and freasur-
ers Of three Banks indorse the circular. Sent free
with samples. Address the American Stencil Tool
Works, Springfield, Vermont. oc5d3m -
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"Brin ling the eternal wcrld into their view,
planning and acting with that world before
u.s." is the way to impress them with sense
of those realities which we desire should rule
their lives.
Now, have heard mother, who professed
an earnest desire that her daughters should
give up the "pomps and vanities OF this world" T"
Spend an hour together in talking before them
| Of her own former gaieties; telling the stories
| of her own ballroom and theatrical experien-
! ces: entertaining them with anecdotes Just
calculated to iEfame their young minds with
an ardent desire to go and do likewise They
have grown up accordingly decided wordllings,
plunging eargerly into ev-ry amusement of the
Sort they could find; and the mother wonders
and depioreS.
Likewise father viii let the whole tone Of
his conversation be tinged with the prevailing
vice of money y-gettng; he win make it evident
that he considers wealth and position the
most important matters; the calculating and
covetou3 heart will peep through his words
continually; and then he wonders to find his
son growing up with precocious selfishness,
mercenary to the core, ready to sell his very
life for goldl Such anomalies we see very
often; and the parent smarts in his old age
under the faults which he indiscretely trained
and strengthened in his boy.
Be particularly careful to set before your
children the copies and patterns of the virtues
you teach !; let them neither see nor hear any
thing from you which you you'd not desire 10
have copied by them. We ought to reverence
and stand in awe OF children, that nothing may
faint their tender minds" So wrote John
Wesley, himself a sample specimen Of one of
the most carefully y-brought-up families that
ever filled an English home
Again, household where gossipis the staple
entertainment must furnish set of weakly
minds in its young people. How paltry, to
have for ones keenest interest the clothes,
servants, houses, families of ones neighbors;
and all the great noble world of God lying out
side to be talked about-His world of nature.
of art, of science, of philanthropy, of history,
of heavenly life Very closely allied to gossip
is evil speaking. The faults of our neighbors,
their sins of omission and commission, come
to be pieces of news, instead of rather occa-
sions for regret. We soil our own mind In
thinking OF them; we get bad familiarity
with evil. Probably we will take the next
step, ard be among the "fools who make a
mock at SIM" o, shame upon human nature
for its vile propensities to find mirth in anoth-
ers fan.-t Christian World. 37e
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PIANO fOKES! PIANO FORTES.

Agents for New York Piano Forte Co., ssl Hudgqr
Street, N. Y. tebl5dt
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Conversation At Home.

Among the influences which shape the
young people Of a family, a most important
pace must be given to The tone of the coDver-
saton that that prevails in their homes. Cecil
says; Ihe opinions, the spirit the conversa-
tlon, TIC manners ofthe parent influence tile
cnlid: ifhe is fantastic man, if he is a gene
aoloslst, knows nothing but who marries such
a one, and so on, his children win usually
ass Sasch these tastes. Rhe is literary man, his
1,;s Ny slls Wll tax lealnedy. The coloring of
m tils s,gIaSersation permeates their minds Ike
az q ,A.Lnospnere. If they hear nothing from
Iatner 1 ana mother, or talked of between them.
pat tne AFFAIRS Of this life, how can they fail to-
become more or less 1naterialists, and ready
70 peneYe TINS present world the all-in-allp-
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.Messys. CgeoVeIassd e Co.,

For their special accommodation. We have there al
ready in few months established business not ex-
ceed in this State. We keep constantly on hand
everything in the FRAME line, and we have manu-
factory connected, where all our Frames are made
for us by the best worlunen In the country TO our
special ORDERS The attention OF the public Is called
to the superiority finish Of our Gilt Frames, both
Mirror and Portrait, some ofour bost artists can
bear witness YOUR attention totuese Is solicited.
We are prepal ed to furnish all kinds Of SQUARE
FRAMES, in Walnut, Rose Wood, German Gilt on
Gold Gilt. The attention OF Ship-buildcrs Ia also
called to the fact that can furnish them with Gil
Ornamental Word less than any house in tie city
We have also fun line OF Oval Frames Of every de-
scription on hand or made to order. 7, -
of Mr. II. Q. SMITH, who has had LARGE exper.erce
in Boston and New York. sliI79 77I
We keep constantly on hand all goods used by Pho
tographic Artists, Of the best quality at reduced ~
ces- Our facilities for buying, coupled with six
years experiences in the business rem ers us thus con-
hdent of giving perfect satisfaction
M Please call and examine for your elves.
CLfAV Ella Nd * CO:;
Cor. Free and Cross Sts, Seconu fA0'i'
Sept 30-d3w
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Picture, Mirror and Portrait
Is FRA MES |!

TyEw people in Portland and vicinity IRE aware
E how rleasant place Of the above description has
recently been opened the corner Of Free and Cross
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Marine Insurance on HULLs, CARGoEs, and
FREIGHTs, TAKEN SPECIALLY or upon OPEN
POLICIES. The public will find it for their interest
to give us a CALL m .sNad 81 iu'
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ETSUITF.
The results Of tho vi,
Tntnls .2l.Ul9

Soond.-A probable delay Of the dro't, In case IL"
wok " recruiting a prosecuted with satisfactory tc'
suits. 80, -
TGir1lg.-A probable re.assignmcnt OF The quotas,
W, e1 Tho cor ccton OF q Enrolment is completed on
tho basis Of the corrected Enrolment.
CoNCLus'OH.
Nothing now rer aims but for the county authorities
to make every effort 20 secure the eDl untt I. men
On! trust 10 the unrc fr iustcc In tho regulation ~
credits nnd quotas In this emergency the committee
fe, that the Board rc,y upon Tue JEALOUS cOopl -
io II their ccnsiitdct Ia tao cndcayor TO avoid the
fearful Lar fs'iIa ii "a dan.
icg1et,sg that tie County OF New-Nork should by
any mems be bIoIit ito apparent nnticpnlsm WIN
The VIZ Department at time when the nee. ssites OF
tie country demand The LGrr"uiOns cooperation oi c
rcnpie with Every branch nt hc Governments ana lhly
beli,ina shat tie Admin ration al al iina'ly 90 -
no Injustice yuur tce have entire confluence thai
the lnti iutc rco, Re of Now YORK viii promptly respond
10 tie c.l f,y The additional ucups deemed necessary
for tie successful prosecution Vi tie war Tor inc man
tear nee OF tue Union. =,
Your cofDnit'ec recommend The adoption OF the FOL
lowing feeJ.utOr; at,
hes rce Tn. the Committee volunteering be snd " j.
h. rrhy authorize to oT such boD'tlrs a. uY 10 des'
wise md ndriou'. to 1r volunteers trd eunhH'teS M"
,b,tr.c, e. to rrrort iii. 'crni To- tis Board
al vi whoh is resrectiully unlimited.
CIR BON BLUNT.
LLIJaE = PUKDY,
nm ELY, j..
JOIN FOX.
WILLIAM -. TWEED,
ANDKEAS WILLMAhN.
S.eciIl Committee.
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In this estimate, the Provost Mar shul General has tafeu
into account ~ CREDITS which the syerrl d-tiics en
titled on raised up to December u, iSSi Ia
Guiding eAoe.s anil loTmrr caii-.
in orle cqusEr h. credit you viii multiply the quota
the strict by three thus reducing u rom three yrtr TO
ono years bas 10 the product aid the Of years
service and the, distribute ills 20 the several sub us
tnct. la propo.io the number enrolled in zach.
mi, eivrs the number II years Of service required from
rarb ret r.asrd by ID. From this Der
deduct wcd the district has actually fush,d
md the remainder tie Hcta number Vi years service
90 red whrh. dNidd by thee gives the actual nun Der
men r,auiivd from the ,uD district under the ctL
Suppose quota under tbs present CALI n siyen Dis
rici ming eight 3 sub dstLc - IUvl men, AID tbE
the quota that District under S e u Jolly IL, ltbi
1 IN which H,.el f.
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n d.. to rquIze t- crrd vi be noded 10 me quota
oftLr ~ go. and distributed among the sud d's'Elcs
ncrotdins t. The number enrolled h. . ch. .
THIS viii give the quota o; the net increased ny he
exec. m proportion the humber rrced but As ihe nuh
81 one tyu and tiroe 5raIs rtpectyes have been
fpri-h,d i bout rd 40 lie ubt e. eiTohcd the ilpNps
t.ng viii s.btracl roa the sfo quota tie uca amount
OF &C., of ,eas Oh service which the subdsct has Tar
MISSED.
ne ino'osea rrnua Is furited ru!, for Assigning
quotas sutd stuci- 49,,
SuI Size qoots under h- present call In given oiste
rou, .isi g ,ull,fric = one thousoud aud that
quota iLlt diiici nud tue call oi july IT, i'e' vi"
l.Li I.LnI u... IN i.In
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The above foi1r is funs 20 Bo,rds OF enrolment a.
rul By Lch they viii api onion the quotas OF so ~i'e
nd determine the amount 81 credit dir t"n.
Jlxfs H tHy Provost -iif Eshsl General
auoTu AND Fonxri, OF Jksuskr.
MAR DFIsRTar af,
PRopsI .MARsnALGtNEHALS Gives,
NAsHIAroS. d. G.. jau a. ,B.j.
D,ig Ger HAYS 6etirs- Prog0st NGSftol general,
Nrtr- iOrk Cffy 80 . ~,
The quote II &c southern Division OF Ne" oIk unde me
cal rd~, for tire. aunuird thousand 80 OS)
dated nrteabcr 70 isJi Is weyesA bogsn siA EIndr,d
sad thrt one tla,tjll 800
,ccon the ced which tie ,tstr entitled byestltig
br Z OF service eIulshed by onr' Two AND
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II viii b. .cen that The yrss o .orvice the
NJ ub.r o, Gurshod the LIST SUD Dtct 100 Ia tine
"a no &C. Sc Totfi Ia the Disuiat, l.uD.
The quota tho District. under the pfcent col l. 600
t,d Multiplied IS three CO. gives 3sJ years of tefycr 10
M, add d g r1c,s, i00i then, the MT tr caEccd !r
District (2oOO) i 10 Ills sum 2,0l - ~ tho number
rolled IN ti- SunDitiict To the nnubrr Of year,
apir,i inc ressrd txccss nom which cciu h.
81 wear. OF srv which the SubDsrct has isshed and
divide the remainder by three % to ind the quota the sub
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The Department having declined 10 give any data
ar the quota assigned December %, leG4 your Com
Ui,tee were obliged to maze up approximate stale
uept Of the process by which was arrived at TINS
las been done from the figures IN p,ssess0n OF the Spe
cia Committee Volunteering. TIE general allegation
~ Provost Marshal General Fly made To your Commit
tee tie circGaIs issued by him 10 tie Assistan;-rO
vost. Marshall GENERALS for their guidance IL sss2eing
Che quotas O. districts tO subdistrics his published
COMMUNICATIONS in answer 10 Applications Tor inOrna
ton from various parts Of tue country and such other
hints and indications as your COMMITTEE were enabled
- obtain 4.
Your Committee believe that the figures which they
vresent teow do not vary much from those which the
&ar Department declined 10 furuifh:
n the (approxinete) enrolment OF the
w., SnS HUNDRED SnfG aud an aei rTG S 1hoa'
pand three hundred and f:iy six. ......2 $50 J46
u TO the enrolment o. the County OF
New. York One hundred and forty
elght tLOusaDd one hundred aud fifty.
Spur'
less Twenty Coz per cent Twenty
niue thousand. six hundred and thirty
che remainder being Oae hundred ard
eighteen thousand hVe hundred and
IN
- Is the Presidents call for three
bpndred tiorsand ................. 100000
men. TO which add the (approximste)
credits due October 81, 1864, to all
the districts 81 the United states for
wears OF service OF recruits furnished
70 the Government in excess OF all
NERVOUS calls -Four bunGred and
ciebty NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5S9es
the same beng seven hundred and
ffiy six thousand nine huBdI cd and
ejeitv 756 9s3
10 The quota OF years Of service de-
nandrd Of the County Of NewYors,
Thirty nine thousand and twenty. ......... 3S.O2J
From this sum. Thirty -niRe Thousand
ana twcnty.........,.......... $500
which is the quota OF gears of service
demanded Of the County Of New
York subtract the (approxmste)
excess Of yesIs OF service allowed tho
County Unity five thousand three
hundred and twenty 'scycn......-.... 3o,ST
and the reuairdcr due is the quota Of
the County Of NeN.York, computing
its siI districts as one. Three thou
sand xix hundred and ainoty three. S6gJ
Or Ia more technical form.
z Approximate enrolment Of the United States
8
g Enrolment oy the County Of Eew.Ycrf.
&
n Twenty per cent OF the enrolment Of the County
- Of kew.XOIk.
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u 49,, h-t the excess e year. Of sery.re over the
rub Of nea f,ri,lrd in BE it Sub district f" iV III 'Hs
second 10 49,, Ao. gota ia the Lis'r'ei' i,IO M,
The auyt. Of tne strict undr the present cal L' U
he .1cr-. -. uuk 2sH; ibrn a. tive unbeI
,roi ia dsst (-JtVt) 20 - TIE uunbtr N ec ia
sub. strict 10 us quota, wtrE viii be reduced - sub
-. -. lr.rlL .lArA Z D -
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To,al..... 2uOo 400 1000 42oo l,2p 500 1000
The ay, formula funish bed Boards Of Enroueut
rpI by which thew viii appoiou the quotas Of subDtrict
and determine tne aInouat VI credit due them
~ jams Il. FRy
Provost Marshal General
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PRovosT. MARSH LroEaERALs OFFICE,
ARLINGTON, ID. g.. Jan %, 1000 J.,
Eric G,n WILLIAM HAYES fciisg Assist r. NJ e., Sou'"'
era Dirision y. y, NeV io'k CHg III .,
The quota Of yonr Division OF New York under the cs o.
the President Tor 5000 men, dated December 49, 1000 Is
10 9eI , -, ..,, ;,.o
n :. ho number r,1u red under tie call sfer taking INTO
credits which The state 10 IN titled by
the number of years Of service urn'sLed ny one '"o ~
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APPENDlXD n.
Appnras M U,, ExcELLEgcY GovsRSos FgvToy TO rus
PEopIB o. THs TATE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
AL n. y k,h l.

To n. PeotJ. OH, Stat. Of Mac o'k'
cell has been ns5e by the General Government upon this
State al quota OF troops IN addition TO hose
you.y furnished 10 recruit h. rrnks Of the Federal srue
As the circumstances attendant on ths demand have been
such excite popular feeling. Deem proper 10 ad
dIsss YOU officially upon the subject.
IL Ia not 10 be- dssied that tie manner In which the quota
Of this Slate has been assigned and distributed we cal
oul.,e 70 Justify unisy criticism Nog have hesiEat
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for the Navy, from April i5 1861. 10 February a. 1864
and claimed by was Twenty su thousand four hsnd'
IOf these tie State Commission allowed the Coun.
ty Of New.YoIk. in al Eighteen thousand hne
hundred and forty Ell q Is,SsS
| There we've allowed to Brooklyn, six thousand and
The hulaucc OF Ore thonsGrd four hundred and
twenty.fonl I4o4
were allowed to other places but to what Dis
met we not advised
| Of tie whole number Of .vcsty six thousand four
hundred and eighteen CSfls) we nave tue Official lee
| ords to show that there were enlisted
For three years Eleven thousand one fundreu
ana III. l3l
For two year.. Five Hundred and ore....:...:..; Nl
/ or one year Fourteen thousand seven hunared
ard sat, 'Oo
Total TwoBt, six t'oasand four hundred and
eighteen ~. SIC
Ks tiee rTen ver, al eonGsedly esliated IN Mo- York
oi'y and unaer s',ct c5nsrHcioa y he iew ne think
sho, hare b,en e.ihd 70 al rot actually Proven 10
haze re il slfre and Dro0kyH csYfeaiy presented
saoh sri1cpcs DIT rc,sed 6y cn at ~ Of our clam,
tLont rettrenoc yars OF srt'ee s non oia'm hH ne
ser thousand and fory'sI (Cio rlsh 6o','a TO Booftya
sto b. fsi one Bar ca and thai al To ff-o and tree
yer JcouR Of fright 20 the County Of H'. York.
BY ills cqlcu'i'iou there allowed Ia New York
OF ;hrce ps' mcn, Ecycn thousand one hurd'
or two wear men Five hua,!r,d and one 49,. sol
VI osc year men, Seven thousand two hurdred 80,
ana nihcy'sx 40
Total allowed TO New.Yorf, Eighteen Thousand
nine iuudi Cd AID lony .le,9.s
Allowed to ell ollie. i.gcCs--
OF one year ner, seven ihousand four hundred
anu seventy "4'V
Total al,ovcd ................... Gil9
In ncdlUcu H. inc above, there wore allowed IA, eA
clu,irc,y ,orr own oidcr, cfrnt for ave luLIttG
ard tventv-iiic $50 ci-trd IN o United STATES
naval service f.ou fchfuny %, 1901 IL Apr = foOi
~ these men theIc were enlisted
For thee yCars Iify %
For tyO yeais Ole hundred md twenty onc..-.. l2'
For one year Three buadrcd and LitytlTec...... 3J
Total Five hundred ED twenty nine......-... S}s
On these ~ accounts. thrrc r., trre we've allowed
e. the C1y g New YoT tO al credit OF nineteen thou
sand four ACr ircG aud seNcn! seven (I98') oi whom
there ne cpistcd--
For three years. eleven thousand two hundred
aiG SlA..-.- Is-'n
For tNo yrsrs six hundred aud twcnt,-tNo .... 6S2
fOr ole ,caI, seyei thousand s,X hundred and
forty nlLc. ..........--. 'bl'
Total nineteen thousand four hundred and sew.
t}.srveu .--.---. I'fi'
! viii transmit you Us mall tonight an Official copy
OF letter 10 Con llrys 4. "a y. II. Gcnerl Southern
Division Of Ncw-Nork, showing al credits due Sew
YORK County mp 20 Cci"ber u. lsoi which 7" u show
1t anrc Inc position IN wriei sc stand rs iegnEded
eisd,.s on that date.
i M, sir
Very rrsrecif1ly.
Your OhOGt servant,
NH
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and ffty eight ,hon.sod three hundred and TWEEN

sns saye'sn' 'noa's'a .n'ee oa"u'.. .na ,s %,
To the number OF wears required from the Co"n'yoi
me- ,o' na.y 'no''4"a sNl
Debut from tie number Of years Of service rs
arred pn-ty thonssni seven hundred and one
% Z ~ and the excess II service doe tLe Cvnnv
of Nrwl ork on the ~ of Janusry, lS6' twenty -,
tpten ihoaseni iumired and ory fonf'.';.... |'o
Leaving years OF service due FROM Ne"''0h q, os
Cosn'y xytbree Thousand and hlty'seVen'... "'''
Whiei, divided B., tn. gives HE nunbef q, l.eh
d.lci nj by New York t,unty now. w; i"eh-
one lssnd AID ala etren lli,Ji9l. winch uay DC
one TWO tire years men. a.. ,.o.. ~,
We nave the honor tta thce deductions rom w
figures nshed 10 ne were reed Cen Fry, snd 10 ,"ei
correctness he ssscited = ,r,,
We have since discovered insiguidcsut error OF eompa
lion which nskes Tie result twen'N.oDe tbo"s-'u a' o",
40 - iustesd t~pntyone ihon'ad and hirtee1 -
" M tins exception the sipcation Of tie iii.cSe' wv
which the .nifcnt uf quotas i. Eede Is correct.
WAsH,soTos, February l'i5
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; Enrolment OF the County. OF Eew'York lees
u twenty per cent
s The Presidents CALL December II. 1854
Excess Of years ofservioe duo the whole United
= States for men raised.
4 Aggregate years Of service distributed OF men
= Z raised and 10 be raised.
&, Years OF service Of men raised rnd 81 he raised
( lpportioncd t. tie County Of Ncw.York.
Year; s ;;'Ess q oS' ''''' ID: de- to the County
- Quota if excess IN Eighth and Ninth Districts
could be applied TO deficiency IN other Dis
q Ilcis.
Approxiu ate oxcess In Eighth and Ninth Districts
: Quota assigned TO the other Four Districts
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Quota assigned TO the other FOUR Districts

IL reality, the computation being made for ench Con.
grcssional District separately, there IL IN excess Of
credits in q e Eight and Ninth Districts ard den
cheney IN the her four Districts greater than this *
CO.'S " Three Thousand hundred and ninety three
"a Gg3)