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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The land
offices in Alabama, Florida, Louisi-
ana, Mississippi and Arkansas are to
De consolidated at Montgomery, Ala. ::
Tallahassee, Fla; Little Rock. Ark. !:
Jackson, Miss; New Orleans. La.
The report on the case of Rosseau
and Grinnel will be made early this
week. It is believed that Rosseau
will be expelled, as he expressly de-
ciared that he caned Grinneli for
words spoken in debate.
The disbursements of the Treasury
ZOE the week just ended were: In the
War Department, SO, 3O4, 1854; in the
Navy, VI, 791 ,023; in the Department
OF the Interior, SO, 141. Total amount
for these departments for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1896, 925. .634.
VI, 32O.98 of National Bank cur.
rency We're issued last week, making
the total amount issued thus far
1882, 555, ,44O. "
The Secretary of the Treasury has
issued an order to all the collectors of
customs, directing them to show the
amount Of money received by them.
and the disposition they have made
thereof, under Act of March 8. 1865.
The Act provides that $40 shall be
paid to collectors by the master, cap
tain or owner Of any vessel from
foreign ports, for every passenger,
other than cabin passengers, above
eight years Of age, who shall have
died on the voyage by natural disease.
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TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTA-
TIoN.-Whilst the radicals are busily
engaged in finding out new ways
whereby the South may be debarred
from representation in the councils
OF the country, the tax collector is no
less busy and prompt in calling on the
impoverished States of that section
for their quota towards keeping the
Government going and assisting to
pay the salaries of the men, in Con
gress and out of it, who make use OF
their Official positions to torture and
perseeute the Southern people. Thus
is it that without representation, the
South is compelled to submit to
taxation-a system that once caused
some commotion upon this continent,
If the history of George Washington
be correct.-Neu Fork Necs.
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NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures
OF THE PREss.-The Richmond En-
qstirer thinks that, "to appear in the
convention is thus unnecessary, while
1t might embarrass movement which
it otherwise highly applauds.
The Lynchburg Nc7cs tavors pas
slveness OH the part Of the Southern
people relative to the Convention
called to meet, at Philadelphia, in
August.
The Lynchburg Vireiniau WARMLY
approves the call for the Convention
and accepts the platform.
The Petersburg h,dee makes some
objection to the ''incautious, not to
say unrepublican language" of part
OF the call, but approves it as whole.
and trusts that there will be a general
response throughout the Union. and
especially that every Southern Con
gressional District shall be we'll repre-
sented.
The Richmond Times approves of
the Convention, but says we must not
cherish very bright hopes. 1t advo-
Gates the sending Of delegates from
the South Of our very best men.
The Washington Chronicle betrays
manifest alarm at the call for the
Philadelphia Convention.
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Auction Sales.

Auction Sales.
SAFE Of Sugar, Motasses, Wines, .Jeuy and
Md,md&ade, Preserved Fruits, H9rana
SSyrups, Mavand Se9ors aud Spanish
;;f;nssoEeng IN Tobacco, Just orrired per By1-
''sn schooner Aid, direct from, Matanzus.
BY r. Salas, Auctioneer.
On THURSDAY next, July S, at II O'Clock.
q; M, at Messrs. DECOTTE'S .S SALAS'
store, 1lS East Bay, Charleston, 3. c.,
Is hide. PRIME MCSCOvADO SUGAR.
p 81 hhd,. i5 prime Muscovado Nolasses
S hhds. choice Porto Rico Molasses.
~ quarter casks Catalonia Claret Wine.
IL cases genuine Sherry Wine.
5cases Jelly and Marmalade.
~ cases Preserved Fruits, assorted.
g,Uoo Havana sesars. Of choice qualities
500 lbs. Spanish Smoking Tobacco, in
Packages Of and III. each.
Over SpfahS,tionsmSums aSa, under $1,000, cash;
ootseo notes. June 80 5
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terestedness, animated with the sin
cere desire of seeing the peoples of
Europe forget their .quarrels and
unite for objects of civilization.
liberty and progress. remain conf.
dent in our right and calm in our
strength. Prolonged applause.
On this, Monsieur le AIinistre. I
pray Cad to have you in his holy
keeping. NAPOLEON.
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Market Reports.

New YORK, July 2-Noon.-Cotton
quiet, at 36(e37. Gold 53ss. FIX
change 1O14.
7P. M.-Flour advanced lO(al5c.
sales of 5000 barrels; State Sc. 60
la10: 25; Ohio Ss.sO913. IS; Southern
SlO.2O@17. Sales of 5000 bushels
wheat, at 81 1O(G3. 30. Corn ad-
vanced 1c.-sales of 26. 600 bushels.
at S6987. Beef firm. Pork firm
sales of 5000 barrels; mess S32. 350
$3.50. Lard dull, at 19@1925. Whis-
key dull. Cotton dull, at 36(a3s.
Sugar dull--NIuscovado lO1sGl1.
Gold 154s4.
New ORLEANS, July Cotton de-
clined 1@2c. of 400 bales; low
middling 81. Gold so. Bank ster-
ling IS. The sugar crops estimated
at so, 600 hogsheads
MOBILE, July 2.-Sales of $50 bales
cotton to-day-middling 32.
Accounts from the interior of Mis-
sissippi and Alabama are eloomy.
The cold and wet weather has greatly
injured the corn and cotton. Unless
there is great Improvement, there
will not be one-fourth of II crop.
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Mrs. Millard Fillmore is one of the
Leaders of fashion in Paris, and dis
plays diamonds with refreshing
brilliancy.
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Pollard, OF the Examiner, has had
another rumpus. He brands a GER
tam Samel James as poltroon and
coward.
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO. The New
York Herald has advices from Mexi-
co to the 10th ult. The arrival of
Santa Anna in this country was con-
sldered a movement of little impor-
tance. The official paper of the En-
peror speaks Very disparagingly of
him. The Liberals are already pre-
pairing to dispose of the renegade
Mexicans when the French troops
leave. The Junta has decided to
hang the leading Imperialists and
conflscate their estates whenever it
can get at them The celebration of
the Empress birthday was not ycry
general. Dread of the future ven
geance of the Liberals restrained
many from participating in doing
honor to the occasion. The various
legations displayed their colors. with
the single exception of that of the
United States. A series of unimpor-
tant attacks and Withdrawals, with
doubtful victories on both sides. are
reported. The Emperor made a
speech at the railway celebration at
San Angel. The Empress gave a
ball in the evening Mr.. Lloyd, di-
recting engineer of the Imperial rail
road from Vera Cruz TO Mexico, was
at these festivities, and was under
stood to have promised the Emperor
that the entire track from the capital
to Puebla would be ready before the
lst of September next. The Empe-
ror had ordered draft to fill up the
re. organized army corps. The draft
Will commence on the 10Th of July.
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0e1ebration.

YNHE Teachers and Scholars Of the Ma
Il rion Street Sunday School will ceIe
6rate the Eighteenth Anniversary Of their
school, on WEDNESDAY, July 4, in the
Marion Street Church. Exercises to corn
mence at 9 o'clock q. m.
Appropriate ADDRESSES will be deli
vered. The friends of the cause and the
Puonc are invited to attend. July 50
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Celebration of the 4th day
OF July, 1853, by the Co.
lOred People of Columbia

A IL the male citizens OF Richland Dis
~ trlct are respectfully invited to assem-
BILE in front Of the Hall Of Council No. 10
I. L. A, at s O'Clock a. m, July 1, 1866
The ladies' are respectfully invited to meet
IN front Of James Davis residence, at
o'clock.
PROGRAMME.
The procession will be formed at O'Clock
and move of, under the direction of the
Marshal Of the Day, Isaac Black, up Bull
street to Blanding, UP Blanding to Sumter
down Sumter to Senate, down Senate t.,
the residence Of Mr.. James Davis. where
several addresses will be delivered
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Council No. TO- Z. L. A.
tlgilant Fire Engine Company
Saint Cecilia Society.
Mechanic Association
Sons Of Honor.
Refulgent Society
Friendly Union
Ugly Club, sr
Junior Social Society.
Ugly Club, jr.
Citizens.
Orators Of the Day.
Clergymen.
coM3lIrTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
\. E. EDWARDS, Chairman.
JAMES DAVIS,
JOHN SANFORD.
PRESTON NOVEL;,
CHARLES GAILLARD.
July 8
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Fine Turnout to be Rataed .

WyS9t&S8taS 4. HORSE, fine and
CUM - u fast mover, with
light trotting Buggy and Harness, in ex-
ceilene condition, will be RAFFLED about
the 9th inst. at +. l.. LUMSDEN'S store
at $40 per chance. July
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Congressional.

WAsHN oToN, July 2.-The Con-
ference Committee Of both Houses
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON. JULY 2.

ARRIVED SATURDAY
Schr Franklin, Conney, Boston.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Stea mship f. B. Souder, Leonard NY
WENT To SEA SATURDAY
Steamship Saragossa, Crowell, New York.
Steamship Lulie, Childs, Baltimore.
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ORANGE & LEMON SHERBETS!
ROMAN PUNCH!

n the evening, the Garden will be illu-
4 minated with Chinese Lanterns, Trans.
parencies and Bengola Lights. July 2
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mand at previous nricps Int the morkat fo."
round lots is. considerably weaker altbonoI there
is no ouotable change. Dealers are furnishing
the demand for the country at 89c NOR ward in
rolls and A1c 10 ward in boIes
BALE RopE-Ts in fair demand at 18bc for
round lots. and l0c, 10 II. for retail lots.
GrNNy BAes-Are in fair demand but light
sunn1v Dealera ora obtaining 31c. aniece for
iobhno lots.
LARD Ou,-Is in limited. SUPPLY with fair de.
mand and nrices are firm at 81 8OA1 40 per
gallon,
srtp C,yn,vs Arc in rooderate sunnIv and
dorond a. ooc for 10 oz Ole FIR IA NJ o9c for
IA M ond 95c for full weight There were sales
Az, - Eo boxes No IA AZ o9c 70 n
e,Im Ia in fair snnnlv and doroond and orioos
o,a Avn, Of s901s2 * for Tivornool ooorse ard
80 o501s2 % far fine from Store There are
ororai hnvprs in tbe nar,et for arae Lotto Int tbo
ffara1 d. at raa+ ~ 80 ha1s.
err,np1rs Eras oro so1l;n,, AZ soooa9I 40 III,
81 5Soako 40 MI nnos ~ =. q De
n 40 hi AnrIos - 90 Eocsse 70 70 ~ ~
Ch;c,,ona - siooas1o 90 5ooos e. ~ So
~ go, ea,.' r,o,,r,o, ~
.
NAVAL ofohES-noslh ID very scarce ana III re-
quesU' anu prices are lrm al % zoD$z on 1of com
mon - ior NO. q ana ~ u Dbl. Tor MOI. Pltch
is selling at 50 u bbl Tar at 50 so, and Spirits of
Turpentine at 57060c. ~ gallon. There were
sales today Of 9oO hills, of M Resin nm nrivata
49,. ~ 80. :. "i, o c'r
'elilS' Out we understand IL was sofa al luil
price. #.
WooL-Is in fair supply but dull at 12@l3c for
berrv 1s6625c for infarior and 8o0695c for
D D"aioa iD''ii'i' anu ''S''''' '0'
"asneu'
HoPs-Are scarce and dull at 8O@83c. for Bel.
gian, and 75c, ~ Ii for American,
M,IT Ia i, i;,oitod sr,n,l,, M d,u Of Al for
Gni -. - i,isee supply VI. uu'i az % i0i
| western and VI 6Ot0Sz ior Canaoa.
| BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Good Western and North
ern Butter is scarce with a good retail demand
AZ 9E679oc for common Western 35m3sc fo,
az N'et'0o' ~ oolhihon
prime do and 43G46c. per 1b Tor orthern' ollctiy
Choice is held at 48c. per ID. Cheese is quiet al
l56llsc. for Western and 2Ic. Der H. for EnelisI
| NJ,
Da ~, ioss' e..4 ,oz-,z in. III,
| CoFFEE-Ihe supply IN hrSt hahdS Is hght' VIII
a fair demand at 275028c. - ID. for ordinary t.
prime in currency.
L,,rI,,r,ns me- ro+o Nv, stamina, N o,,,oo1 1;
ia.' ~ 9Ie'''i'9! ~ p1oi =
"a. lof cotfoh' hate py san 70 AYerpool Is sec
9-1Gd u D., and to Havre 14c. u b for cotton
Bv steamer to New York and Boston it is 30gc
- IL and hv sail l6oo1fc 70 n for cotton 4
|
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Sfw Orleans Bully Qrestent,
Hem Orleans Itloneg 3tlarket.


The Gold market has been very much depressed
today by teleE grams quoting heavy and rapid de-
cline in rates at New York. Some trifng sales
were made early in The day at yesterdays closing
figures, but at a later hour sales could not have
been effected at better than l0l3 y cent. reduc-
ton on previous figures. The amount of cash Gold
np0n the market is so light, however, that there
has been no apparent pressure Of offerings, but
there was also scarcity of buyers upon almost
any terms that might have been presented. We
subjoin the few sales that have come to our notice
during the day, viz: $4,000 at 1851; $4,000 and
$4,000 at las; $1,000 and $500 at l43}, and some
smaller lots at irregular rates Sales of Silver in
cuded $400 American halves and quarters at
l32@133, and 500 Mexican dollars at las. We
now quote Gold nominally at l432@l444, and
Silver at l32@133 for American coin, and l440l45
for Mexican dollars.
FOREIGN ExCHANGE-The movement In sterling
and francs continues partially suspended. Inc mar
ket is moderately supplied with outdoor plils' but
there are no buyers, except at quotations which
most drawers and holders refuse to accept. we
have not been advised of any transactions worthy
of notice in sterling since our last, and sales OF
francs have been confined 10000 and 40, 900 AL
private at $40. We report previous quotations
only Tor reference however, VIZ Ddhh sc6i
ling l54@l55, clear bills. l50@l5l, bank francs
3.6j@3.6 Of and outdoor francs 3,70@3.65.
DOMESTIC ExOHANGE-There is no altera-
tion of any kind to refer to in the movement in
domestic exchange. Offerings Of private and com
mercial continue extremely light, whilst the demand
at bank and bankers counters exhibits steady
diminution Rates still rule as for some days
past, however, and we again repeat previous quo
tatons, as follows, viz: New York sight at par
Of bank, and 408 % cent discount, out of doors
Sales to-day have been restricted to $4,000 and
$2j 900; New York at 3-16 % cent. discount; $24
OOO $4,000 and 900 do. at f8cent. discount
and $l3 900 Boston sight at u cent. discount.
UScURRENT NOTES AND SECURITIEs-We have
not heard Of any sales of the former to-day, ant
operations in the latter have been limtedsto $1,000
City Of New Orleans Bonds, with November cou
pons attached, at a. There has been no session
of the Brokers' Board to-day and the transactions
at Yesterday session were limited to the following
viz Il shares Merchants Bank Stock at rs /; $1,000
City of New Orleans Bonds, with May and Noyem
Der coupons, at 49,; $500 Gold at l454 and sl0ot
do. at 1853.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES. YORK, September
1.-Gold opened at l475. IL A. M.-Gold l464
Sterling bills unchanged. U. S. 5.2O's 1O8 bid
1O9} asked. Coupons 1904. l0-4O's 90. Coupons
90. 1905 l083@lO83. Second series l064@l069
12M.-Gold 145B. Cotton unchanged at 1896.
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NOTICE.

NoTI0E...,,....,..,,':..:', NOTICE
The Seed Business ms heretofore conducted by the late
Daniel MaupRy in this city, will be continued by the RndeE
signed ,,-
Having had experience of over ten years in the business
with which may be favored with the same promptness ana
satisfaction heretofore. -. -.
proprietor at the old stand No l04 GTsyier street
'' E. F. VIRGIN
Successor to D. Maupay
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ssag JEFFERSON CITY, September s. 1866
Arrived Saturday and sunday-143 Texas Beeves
and 70 Calves and Yearlmgs. Sold on Saturday-
267 Texas Beeves, 1874 Calves and Yearlings,
Hogs and S Mich Cows. Stock on sale-1103
Texas Beeves, 1908 Calves and Yearings, 1893
HnGs- 4nQN Sheen and al Mileh Cows. We Quote :.
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There has been shoemakers' strike at Eimira
N. Y, recently. One shoemaker there mistook
another's head for Iapstone, and used his ham
mer upon it. All work was suspended while the
% strike " was going on,
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Commercial anteIIiaenGe.
t7RRsURET 0FP1CR. No. u CAMP srRERT,
Saturday Evening, September LIST, 1855.

baturJay Evening, September IaEl 1000. J
Co7ToS-The market opened dull and heavy
this morning for the first day of the commercial
year 1867, and has continued inactive through
out, up to the close of business. The heavy stock
On Land, the difficulty in the way of placing ex-
chan &c and the absence Of later advices tend ma.
tertlly to depress offering prices, while the falling
Off receipts and unfayorable reports of the
growing crop, have the effect of preventing any
general decline in rates. The rates to-day have
been restricted to 300 bales, and the market
closed langnid and unsettled, at previous nominal
quotations which we repeat merely for reference
viz Ordinary 25@27c., good ordinary 80
oslo, low middling 33@34c., and middling
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RDR Han M
Goa W h Avery, Gen. D. ", Adams Henderson Gaines,
D. nixon 0s-' -1'~-"p'A' % w. ~Asn"fi7 aAa D.
VWELLEAM LEETCH-
w covv,ss,or vpDo,,
es MAGAZINE STREET
sols Agent for J. r. DAYTON Goa Now York cssssra..d
Preserves Oysters Lobsers Salmon Pickles. Sauces. Syrups
etc Fine Wines Bsandies whiskiss quality the
pest ana prices as row "a any
keas OF T. a U j. Lows direct original and
'Vus 'N'.' pA'A's'' VI various ''A0s'
A1'''' anu County "e'sH"E''' Val ma u
'a-Ar''' ~ 'A' UlH'e'
= = szS,3.35-I,,z -
NI : 1880
FCo. PIzARRo HARTINEz-ANToNIo PAI,Ao1e,, 4
S1o,,,,,,..,.,, nr..., =
4Ss eRAVIER STREET.
NEW oRL1Aas
DALLHNGHAM d BEBLOEs-
Co. DILLINGHAM-IoHN snRP1a1s
snccss.o,s N vvo.a VICE.. s7
Commission naercho,vt. ,,,,d Nv,
" $3.50 ~SoE |
tO' Is . - anu 40 ichoupi'oul"s street,
-- Nav oRIEAss.
a. L. KOUE9 d BRO., --
We IA r. Ko1r,.s nv var,,,a
suannr1,, s7or,,,, 80, = $3.50
WHOLESALE eRocERs
~, ,n,-,n
wArov aPocrprrs po.r -, ,...
a.4'AA' '' 0oAA AMI SA6 sk9hES
80 - o OoA ot i' new orlestAs
Collections Oongisnreuts Ia Sail and Order, +.
tfG P0r ne hsye s s9Sted avs 9 p.,. =,
aG R5bsr., f,.,b adr.n,., ,,a.o,, ,,o..,..-..
1v-7z,rT = = :, r,-,,,- -.
w : =
W, =, ID u
"
rT..o,..,.t - ~AAS
...
rsa.,,,,,s- 80
AAAA17 0H4 EN-
sAl1AS' Etc,
r. Having rs,u,,sd bu,,rs,. =. IT, "'s 80 A
solicit renewal Of former patronage
A RTEwART a Co., I-
ANDREW STEWART. i. a AvERA,
sJouamls.aon ana For,vvaysSn,- pso..horH.
-n.o,.r.,r.
BOAT STORES AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
w. Snss ~" yes corner toanN Streets
Strict attention paid to the Sale and storn.. ~ AZ
p1s9Ds s.14S SsF' sts and
a.--1z- :, - 80
/ r. E
w. ANE-A o-hAAta Uaffoh patlshi 1oaN NJ. oARR
SlsS- p@'i'-''
| - a,oan4. -
! 90 oAsp STREET NEW oR,r1r.
20 -oasn Aaysnsss maze on oo9slgnments.
GATE oeLEsBY 4 wAo1urAy,
Commission Merchant,
KOS g. 20 AND TT y, To dn sTEEsF
----
IVA COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 40 Broad street, New York.
Cash advances made shipments to the above BY
~ S N sad % d, odhassE ....
JAMES WRIGMT,
ooMM1ssI MERoHAEF
"a 1-s C"rondelet street.
Foreign aud Domestic EXCHANGE bought and sold,
ADVANCES made on consgnments to A R. McMaster
oo. neIPool oelegen sll street. rev ORR.
REN. T0LEDAN0,
,,-,,,
Ne. ls Union street, New Orleans.
a 97OET- =
H. .a..'-..- s..--
10, tho .a,ao,
E's '"e "'.' VI
na,- ...'sp, anu
SFooA LANDING ne" ORLEANS
Satisfactory references given -
CHENowHTH' CASEY s co.
,r,,Er A. co,r,r1ssr,>, ,,,nrr, 1,r.
SENHhAh oo@MAssAoN @ENoHAH4s' $50
: no. ga esrnv,sr street.
-, 49,.
~ M 1571,zz%r :. - -
|
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,uH
sUooEssoRs TO E. \. E1CHoLs d co.,
.r,,,-...., nro,.
EpT<Er q WcCTTTgr-
i %
l.-ag ~
a.A @eVee street, shreveport Aa''
Solicit Consignments of Cotton and Merchandise.
vVruV1rIrw ., 80
w
-Ff HARDWARE GENERAL COMMISSION,
Receiving and forwarding MeFeh'n''
s' nav cnoDs aRocRR1Es AND PRODUCE
~ ~ ~ -. 49,. 1h-4 IL - $500
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le. n IA DA1AA4Ah@ Ms
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NEINNEsOrA STATE RAILROAD BONDS
IM AN ACT FOR THE EQUITABLE ADJUSTMENT OIL
THE STATE RAILROAD BONDS

enacted Legislature OF the state OF MnnrsO'i
SECTION The Governor shall nominate and by and with
sioner citizens OF this State who having qualified BY hng
IN the office Of the Secretary Of State OF Office shall
inquire into and report 70 the Legislature OF this State
At the commencement OF Its session. who the holders OF
ant 70 the amendment section 10 article Of the consn
oD adopted April lo 1883 the amount due n each holder
thereof and the amount which each bona nde holder paid
therefor.
SEC The said board shall have power and authority
receive propositions from the several and holders OF
the State and to inquire into and examine all claims arising
under ssmendment aforesaid and report thereon
Quired In section of this act
ssc Tho said Board OF Commissioners shall .
Paul. and newspaper published In city OF Boston
and In the city OF New York. stating the time and place
Of their meeting and the object Of their appointment and
requiring the holders Of said bonds 10 before he
said Board Of Commissioners their claims against the State
together with proof OF the paid for said bonds
for and papers, and 10 administer osths and
examine any party presenting claims under oath or BY de-
position.
SEC An claims arising under by virtue OF
OF Commissioners prior the day OF January 1857
shall be forever barred and tho Legislature viii not feel
bound 10 recognize.
SIC This shall take effect be In force from and
after It's passage.
Approved February %. 1863
The undersigned appointed BY the Governor
OF Mnnesota by virtue OF the above named act viii meet
OF the provisions thereof the Aston House.
in the city Of New York the 18th day Of June 1888 and
q the Capitol In the city Of ST. Paul. on the 18th day OF
July. 1885
The holders OF Minnesota State Railroad Bonds
questcd 10 meet with the commissioners
i ION h H1sSks; commissioner.