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DRMOCRATIC sMAJORITIEs,
IOWA.

Though the general result in Iowa is well es-
tablished the details slowly received. The fol-
lowing Union majorities are quoted in many cases
from Democratic papers, and are doubtless, in some
cases. too small:
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Gen. Carman, whose appointment Postmaster OF
Newark confirmed in July last by the Senate the
ground of his merits and services soldier has received
his commission from the President and viii at oncs
on the discharge Of his duties.
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Gmueement5.


RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM ,,, -,
nay Ann EVENiNG-TEN NIGHTS IN a BAIt-MoOm M;
r " cis-sc and fuI company. ONE HUNDRED IAousANp
CURlOSlIlES.
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We present a corrected aud additional table of the
county majorities in Ohio, which show decided gains
for the Union party in nearly all the counties.
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WHAT IS MORE COMMON OR DISTRESSING THAN

Brou, ATTACK ,who not familiar with the wolkpOwn
toms Oppression across Stomach and chest. Low Spirits lest
essne Goomiuess Mid, weuiness, Doll Headache, Dr'y
Greasy the ska Yellow Tinse White Of the
Eyes Loss Appetite and Cosyene,, Few indeed o: Tie
ordinary life widely prevalent than Bilious Dis
orders and yet they may readily got nd Of by using Dr Jns
sanative Pills by operation the Liver will b. rpiy restored
healthy action vsie cro,ioa Of the Stomach ehaDgei all
Costveness Stomach snd the wh system assisted
in recovering it. condition. Sold by AZ Druggists
Morris CHEMICAL POMADg Restores Gray HAIR,
keeps glossy and from filling dDdTuf the INES
dressing u.rd sold by RUnToS No 10 Aston oue sad drns.
DOUBLE GUNS $40, $l9, Sl5, 500, S@5 $50, $40
Sent by Express 10 order BY $500.
81. BaUsu Nc lS1 Boweiy
The Howe SEwIEG MACuNEs--LoCK STITCH
Fsuiies and Manufacturer. They world enovird
The Howe MACHINE Co. No go Iiroudwsy New ork'
FNKLE * LYON SEWING. MACHINE Co.-AgcntS
wanted One Msch free Of charge. send for Circular WIN SAN
piles Of sowing Ne 81 lrcadsay, New YORK
PRIEST OvERCoA-S and BUSINESS SUITS ever seen
in this country. FEoKAw E1oTHlRs
Nos. "a Fonrth.a,c and o. I'aylayrlte-pbrr
Cartes Vignette, 50 per dozen; Duplicates, 81
All registered H. LTvIs No leo Chnhsm. D.
PoLLAK a. SoY,
No Coz broadway MY MEERsCHAUN FiPS Manu- ctuiets'
Pipes cat 0 orirr repaired boiled aad noun'fc'
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Official returns from 40 and unofficial from 26 Of the
&C Counties in Pennsylvania place the majority TOR
Geary at 49, pol. The unrepored official figures will
mt chnnOn tho rasult.
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THE MEMPHIS ELECTION.
LOUISVILLE Oct. i3-Ths election passed of quietly
LaAand was elected Mayor Both the Conservative can
ddatOs elected To the Legislature.
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
T1ffc FVENING - OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. hi Joseph
Jea,r.oo Mr. Caares Vsndeuhof, Miss Kate Newton.
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WALLACK's THEATRE. .
THIS EvENING-THE FAVORlTE OF FORTUNE Mt req
eric Robinson, Mr. John Gilbert Mr. Charles Fisher Miss mary
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NIBLOS GARDEN
THIS EVENING-THE BLACK CROOK-Grea Pailslenhe
Ballet Troupe. Matinee al ] o'clock.
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WINTER GARDEN. . ,
THIS EVENING-LADY AUDLEYS SECRET Mrs D. l.
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NeHn'2lork DaiIn Grihnare.
MONDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1866.
TO 1DTER TLSERS.

Merchants Manufacturers, Inrsntors, Real Estate
Opners. Schools and al others uho desire TO reaoh
customers in all parts Of The country riH find 1t 10
their interest to adper1se IN The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE.
The circulation Of The TRIBUNE is Grger than that Of
anu OTHER Newspaper, and it is read By the most enter
pyisiug ttyihu and industrious oldSSc
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opinion; he deserves punishment as forger and
liar, and should not be complimented with even the
III fame Of his deed,
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BROADWAY THEATER 49, =.
THIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., THE CRICKET. Miss Maggie
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DODWORTH HALL
THIS EVFNINCB-THE GROWTH Or FLOWERS-WON-
DTOUs LIVING .HEAD-THE REAL INDIAN BASKET TRICK
81 Hark the Iliusionst.
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DEMOCRATIC MAJoRiTIEs.
INDIANA.
UNION NAJORTTIES.

The following are the majorities in Counties, as
thus far rocelyed
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NEWYORK THEATER.
THIS EVFNING-THE DOCTOR OF ALChNTARA. Mrs.
VIM 0olersa Mr. Mark Smith, Mr. WIN. Gouierss. Matinee a;
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Fremont County gives Democratic majority Of $50.
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ls6e."."........FALL SEASON.
Of this old established house far suIpasses
thing ever before offered to the public III the way Of
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At HONG AGAIy.

DR. PERRY Dermaoosist having closed his Boston Ohce
Nc Al winer be consulted at No 20 BOND N u
diseases head loss of hair and
moes a2d warts permanently cured Moth ee&s
pinpes eomedones u5worm aud scy brown patches
moved from the face.
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PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE
wing Restoring and Identifying the Ha 1t the most
dehghtfol the worll produced
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NEW YORK CIRCUS
THIS EVENING-kEW lOGK CIRCUS TROUPE. Mr. Rob
iusOn and bis nfpe Matinee every day OF o'clock.
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IRVING HALL
THIS EVENING-Mr. and Mrs Hovard Paul PERS0NATI0l
OF LIVING CELEBRITIES.
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KELLY & Icons MiNsTRELS
THIS ENEElNG-NELLY Icons MINSTREL TROUPE
No. 20 Broaawsy-MRs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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OHIO.

Geary's majority. pol
Official.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-19
MONDAY, .sEP1'EMBE ER 10. i sse
SENATE.

BhNACEs
The Sonato met n IL m.
Mr.. Thompson introduced o bill to amend
an Act entitled "An Act to establish Dis
trict Courls;" and a bill to mako parties
plaintiffs and, defendants, in all cases eoin
petent'to give testimony in such cases ia
like manner MS other Witnesses.
hr. Tilman offered o resolution, which
was agreed to. and was ordered 10 BE- sent
to the House for concurrence, that the At
torney. General and Solicitors, Of this State
be, aud they are hereby, instructed and
required to take immediate measures to
check, any and oil yielation by the several
railroad SoHspanies chartered by The Acts
Of the General Assembly of the State, In
the matter Of the eyer-oharge kof tho said
companies, or either Of them, for freight
or passage fnoney, and that the said Attor.
ney. General and Solicitors be required to
Institute the necessary proceedings by rule.
quo toarranto, otherwise, for tho forfeiture
Of any one or moro ofthe charters Of said
pompgnies, who may, in the particulars
indicated, have hitherto violated, or are
now violating, the Provisions Of their char
ter or charters; and that the Attorney
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-19

provisions Of all kinds. must be greatly
increased by the failure to afford then,
the usual relief extended by means oI
the tax aforesaid and that it be referred
to tho Committee Of Ways and Means
to inquire and, if practical and cxpedicn,,
to report such Legislation as will effect an
advance bv the State to the Commission.
ers OF the Poor Of said District, for the
benefit of the poor Of said District,
equivalent to 10 per cent. upon the gen.
cral tax Of said District, the amount thus
advanced to be returned to tho State
out OF tho Poor Tax OF said District for
th" year 1867.
Mr.. Wagencr introduced a resolution,
which was agreed to, that it is cxped-
rnt to make The poor houses in this State
industrial institutions, and that the Com
mittee on Public Buildings inquire into
and submit plah for tho Same. by bill
or otherwise
Mr.. Trescot introduced n resolution,
which was referred to the Committee on
Railroads, that the President and Direc-
tors Of the Blue Ridge Railroad Compa.
ny, in South Carolina, be, and are here.
by, authorized to deal with tho shares
held by the State in sad Company in
the same manner rs with tho shares of
all other stockholders, in any arrange.
mcnt hat may be made with any other
companies, or Individuals, for tho com.
plctlon OF the said road, by the issuing
Of preferred shares, or reducing the mum.
her OF shares held by. the State in tho
same ralio.in whch the city Of Charles
ton and other stockholders may consent
that their shares shall be reduced, or in
any other manner in which it may be
found necessary to surrender portion
OF the capital already invested, to ac-
complish the construction of tho said
road: Providcd, That in any arrange.
mcnt that may be made, the state shall
not DO held liable for any additional as
scssment on tho shares so held.
Mr.. Martin introduced n bill to mako
trespasscs Oh real estate liable to indict
mcnt.
Adjourned.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-19
IN THE SENATE, SEPT. 6 1896.

II BILL
TO alter and fix the Times for Hold
mg ,bc Courts Of Sessions and Common
Pleas in this State.
SEC. |. DO it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives, now met
and sitting IN General Assembly, and by
the authority of the samo, That from
and after the ratification of this Act, tho
Judges Of the Superior Courts of Law,
in this Sa,o, shall hold the Courts Of.
Sessions and Gommons j Pleas, on tho,
several circtits now established by law,
in this Stnto, annually in tho Spring of
every yea, at tho timos and places, in
each District, already fixed by law.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That
all writs and other process of The said
Courts, mcsnc and final, now made re-
turnable to the Fall Terms heretofore cs-
tablishcd' shall DC returnable to tho an.
nual spring Courts, the samo as if al-
ready so directed; and TINT tho same
rules of Importance, and tho same ordor
oil proceedings, now existing for tho
semi annual Courts, shall bo extended
to and apply to the Courts established
by this Act.
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, That
all Acts and parts of Acts of the Conc.
raj Assembly Of this State, in conflict
with the provisions of this Act, be, and
the same arc hereby, repealed.
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To whom was. referred "A Bill to
alter and fix the timcS of holding the
/. Courts Of Sessions and Common Pleas
m this State" respectfully
REPORT:
!, They have considered 10 same, an
rccommcnd chat said li,Il ur au,.nt.i. u,
striking ont all parts thereof aIrcr Tic
enacling words, and inserting the follow.
ing:
SEC. ]. That from and after the rati-
liration of this Act, the Judges of the
Superior Courts Of Law in this State
shall hold the first and next sitting of
the Court OF Common Pleas for the trial
Of civil cases, on tho several Circuits now
established by law III this State, in tho
ensuing Spring at the times and places
i'll each District already fixed by lax.
SEC. 2. That all suita and other pro.
cess OF the said Courts, neesnc and final,
now made returnablo to the Fall" Terms
heretofore established, shall DO return.
able to the Spring Terms Of the Court,
in the year Of our Lord ono thousar,l
eight hundred und sixty-sevon, tho samo
as if already so directed; and that tho
same rules Of Importance, and The samn
order of proceedings now existing shall
apply to tho Courts as established by tho
first section Of this Act.
SEC. B. That all Acts aud parts Of
Acts Of the General Assembly of this
state, in conflict with the provisions oS
this Act, be, aud the same arc hereby,
repealed.
Tho Committee further recommend
that the titlc Of said Bill be ammended.
by striking thcre(rom tho words "Ses.
sions and"
Respectfully submitted.
q. w. WILLIAMS,
For tho Committee,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-19
HEBNESDAY Y, SEPTEMBER 12, 1906
SENATE.


SENATE.
TheSonatc met at ii O. M
Mr.. }. ii. Williams presented the petition
Of W. W. IIouscal, Sheriff Of Newherry Dis
triot, praying an appropriation for subsis-
tonce OF prisoners. 8iN s,rs q !; X Nm 81,
Mcssrs. MoCutchen and IIcmphill submit
ted rcports of committees.
bill to amend M Act to lcnd tho credit
of the state to secure certain bonds of the
South Carolina Railroad Company, received
the second reading, was agreed to, and wns
ordered to be scntto the House of Keprcscn-
tativcs.
Tho report Of tho Committee on tho Lu-
natic Asylum and Medical Accounts on tho
memorial Of George T.. Trcscott and Sam'l
Logan, relative to supply Of limbs TO SOL
diors, wss postponed to tho regular session.
After tho discussion Of several matters,
the Senate adjodrncd.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. :.
Tho House met ut IL o'clock.
Messrs. Easlcy, J. J. Ryan. Coker, Shaw,
lIammctt, MoKcwn, Campbell, Trcscott and
} s. Richardson, jr., submitted reports Of
committees.
Mcssrs Bachman and Price gave notice
of the introduction Of bills.
MIR. Haskell introduced a resolution
which was made the special order Of the
dny for to. morrow, at ~ o'clock p. m.-
thnt committee, consisting Of three mcm-
bers, shall be appointed to frame IN address.
to be issued by this House, to the people of
this State, concerning the pccuniary diff :
culties of the country, and recommending
that which IL deemed tho bcst manner in
which these difficulties may he cons .ilution-
oil met, and this committee report tho ad =
dress proposed by them 10 this House.
MIR. lfanckel introduced q resolution
which was agreed 10. and was ordered TO be
sent 10 tho Senate for concurreno oe--that as
the South Carolina Railroad and tbe Char
'lote and South Carolina Railroad kaSo becn,
for somc time, allowing refugee families in
reduced circumstances to trayel over their
roads at reduced rates Of fare, and AZ there
are many refugee frmiiies in tho upper Dis
taicts anxious to return to their homes, but
are unable TO do 80 at the present cost of
travelling, that tho directors of oil the rail-
roads of the State be requested 10 reduce the
fare Of their, roads for refugee families and
their scrtnnts.l Y lu' t"f ~ G,5
Mr. DePass introduced a bill to furthor
provide for Tho collection Of dcbts and for
tho reliof Of debtors. Sn
Mr.. Trescot, fi9m the Special Committee,
made report on bill TO raise fund TO
provide for the necessities fthe people, and
reported q bill for The purpose which wns
rcnd the first limo, and was mnde the sre-
cial order Of tho day for To morrow, nj half
past o'clock p. d. ng,
Adjourned.
+ 1,UTyPSDhy SEDTEM MDED1o 1oaa
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-19

The cstimaDc of this years yield va.
rics from 4,0O0,000--a most cgregi-
Gus trror--to 2,2O7,70O. This latter
estimate, Southern one, is almost ex-
actly that of the New York market,
1900, 1000. The truth is, tho crop will
not reach oven that, and producers
should be careful to egct full value.
Georgia is estimated, in tho foregoing
aggregates, at 100000 balcs, South
Carolina at $4,000, Alabama at $780,
900. and Florida /, at 65,O0O--all
doubtless much too high. Botwoon -
100000 and 300. 900 will about hit it.
II say, Mister, did you SEGA dog
come by hero that look as if ho were q
year, Or year and half or two years
old z" said a Yankee to countryGan at
the roadside.
rYes," said Tho countryman, thinking
himself quizzed 'Iie passed about an
hour. or an hour and a half or two
hours ago and is now milo, or mile
and a hall, or two miles ahead and he
had tail about an inch, or an inch md
q half or two inches long"
"That'll do" said the Yankee "you're
into me q foot, or a foot and half or
two feet"
.-.-----S <,-.-y------ ID
The rapid aecumlation of gold in
the Treasury will, if continued, soon
afford q metalic basis for the Treasury,
notes in circulation. Ills estimated
that by the end Of thismonth ! tho
treasury will hayo ncarly,if not quite,
one hundred millions in eold.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-19
TUESDAY, SEPTEAfBER Ii, 1866.
SENATE
The Senate met at II M.

The Senate met at II M.
A resolution was received from the
House, TINT the bill providing artificial
legs for all. citizens Of tho State, who
have lost their legs during tho recent war
read for the first umo IN the House, DO
referred to special Joint committee,
consisting OF three members oftho House
and Two Of the Sohate, which was
sgreod to, and Messrs Weatherly and
WinsmlLh were appointed tho commit.
tee.
Mr. Buist introduced bill to provide
for the funding Of the interest and prin.
cipal Of the stocks and bonds of tho State
past due.
Mr.. Hemphill submitted report Of
the JOINT committee relative to the rs.
tablishmeht Of prnleniary IN this
STATE, and recommended the adoption Of
resolntionTthat the Governor be, and
he is hereby, instructed to appoint q
commission, to consist of one or moro
persons, TO prepare plan for the estab.
lisiment aud discipline of a penitcnliary
in this State; to make Investigations in
respect to a suitable location for Tho
same, and furnish estimates as to the
probable cost OF construction, and report
TO the General Assembly ut It's next
regular sessioo which was laid on the
table.
Adjourned.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-19

Why is . selfish friend like the let
tor 2. Because, though he ia the first
in pity, he is the last IN help.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-19
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,

The House met at IL o'clock.
Mr. VIM. Wallace presented the pc.
tition Of The Ladies' Memorial q ssoeIa.
tion Of Columbia" asking permission to
use certain granite and marble belong
ing IL, the State for head.stones for the
graves Of Confederate dead. :.
Mr.. J. s. Richardson, Jr, INTRODUCED
a resolution, which was agreed to. That
] .lio Commissioners Of the Poor for Sum.
ter District, through rnisapprehension as
to their tenure Of Office, havo failed to
levy and collect Poor Tax,for the said
District and whereas the distress and
suffering in this unfortunate class in sad
District, ewing to the great scarcity OF
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-19

When sorrow "has left its traces''
what becomes Of tho rest of the her-
ness2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-19
ALFRED .fIUGER.

Tho Richmond Examiner says :
passengers from Hampton report
that General Armstrong has recently
made a speech to the freedmen at
Hampton, informing them that on the
lst of January they must leave the
lands they now occupy, and clnigratc
to Florida. gSome forty families we
hear, have enrolled their names. This
is the only mode by which they can
escape great suffering from want dur
ing the coming winters
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-19
ENO. ia
The Committee on the Judiciary.

To whom was. referred "A Bill to
alter and fix the timcS of holding the
Courts Of Sessi )ns and Common Pleas
m this State" respectfully
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-19

Generals and Solicitors each make a spcci-
fc aud seperatc report 10 this General
Assembly, on the first day of the ensuing
regular session, Of their action respectively
under the resolution.
A2iournoI
, 1866-08-04
FROM CINCINNATI.
Crushed to Dcatll-Choicra T'nsnlI-
-Ffaicsin.-Knoc1kcd Down aud
N0bhcd-C"ngrck<fonn Nomination,
Especial despatch 70 The CLica:o Tribunal

Crushed to Dcatll-Choicra T'nsnlI-
F1aieSfn.-Klaocxcd Down aud
Robl,ctf-C"ngrch~fon Nomination.
Especial despatch 70 The CLiaso Tribunal
ctscISSA1l, August ,.
Child Ella Foerllces, flsc years old, living on
Third etrect while playing In lu,nbe: yasd this
evening waa crushed TO death Ly pils OF boards
falling upon her.
There kayc becn five 0. slx deaths from cholera,
80 rero1tca, in The c!y to.a5. One OF tAc. l. Rev.
VIM. T. Srwnian,a II colurcl minister. Hc smoke
went home unl palke,t Lis carpc;-sack lor trip
among the en!9sed Baptist churches, on his waY
70 Eicamoni, w., W)icrc l,c was to preside over
church C0hs rntfnf, but at five o'clock III 1hr MORN
tnT hc was :akcn sick, and ut noon lie was lead.
Ibc eolosctl Eiluisir.s Of this city by agreement
will al1 preach Eszt Sua.!ay in Ea!cFcnce to thu
Monday Inst.
clSci:sA7r, August: "a party Of thirycz, LAX.
ing advantage Of the absence from 1helr hone, II,
Of Tic family ol f.cu1cn 4. Springer, yesterday
aEel1lnGn, F.,c'l open thu shutters of one of the
win1ows, anl collected anu pac:cd together =, H9
Wolth OF fnc c1n1hing, plate. furniture and artl.
c1ce o. o:Nan,tut. and carried them OF. On: Of
The thieves was arrested:
for Cory rc<s Yesterday IN tic l,i,l OHIO District
At about four o't;oct :craay afternoon como
d'c,pe,nte ';p ,hisr w1!ks ,nG sannti4::!oom ef
tor'l so,, was cos.i:,in.;. omv money, nnt wit
j'cIc Of l:tck III handkerchief knocisrA uot Of
l!nm to t1e 1oor, hnMtcI"tI up -, and made his
challrs u. Nits'ncr. Of Tnsearawa* Comfy, o..
nemoerstE of Tic si7tes.th nistftsl: r.
has JUL ltsn,fn q fom Trc,ion. n. J., wl,cre IL
sa;S IN c* SLIM soldier Ia. bttn fn7 two years
narSfsnTi to se;sr T.; t ssrs' Of l.e f,n9Ss
;,ce is io cnti,c a,i-fac,it.1i, and mmc,iiatciy
s''''' pop"sstEans to Fl:'Ect, EnEand end Anssria
, 1866-08-04

~EW BOUNTY LAW OF JULY o,
N IA6-So1dIess, O. thelf teis'. Eho ~: .el tlEce
ases:e Mhs 4 shs i;s; issSc ea,a . ~
dtcss SATtOSAL WAR CLAM AGE&Gf. IA peas-
bosuBt-. Room 1. IT. &. ElAa'
au4flG13t I'll - Il ee1 -