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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15
Weather, Markets, &c.

. The weather until this week has been
almost solid rain since harvesting began,
and it has been feared that the crops, pro-
nounced by our exchanges everywhere to
be good, would be entirely ruined. This
week it has been cool and drying, and we
may now hope that it will not be SO bad as
expected. River has come up to fine
boating stage and the large steamers now
make round trips to st. Paul in good
shape. Gold in New York on Monday,
Sl.49l., L. Benton, Jr., reports market
correctly. b
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

Every vote which will be cast this year
against the Republican ticket, whether il
shall be for Congressman or candidates for
other Offices, will be cast directly for the
assumption by the federal Government of
the entire rebel debt !-Des lMoines Reg
lister.
How some folks will l. make mistakes,
intentionally. What the Register man
meant to gain by that assertion we don't
know, but guess he must have been lying
a race with some one and unthoughtedly
got it into type.
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DYsrEPsIA.-We have seen many per-
sons, otherwise good folks, who are labor
ing with that wretched disease called DIS
pepsia. The stomach is soured the mind
is soured the heart proves rancid, and
the whole man or woman becomes cold or
indurated. They cannot help it, and hence
charity must be exercised in defense of
them. Lawyers, Politicians, Priests, and
even Editors, are liable to professional
dyspepsia. Stomachs of excessive delica-
cacy revolt at the plain food of Truth, and
hence the trouble. A man of pleasant,
easy, natural, mental digestion will I" let
the world wag as it will" and mind his
business, not interrupted by the pickles
and tarts of intellectual contact, but dys-
pcptic will be eternally growing at some
body, just as his stomach (if physically
wrong) will be always out of order with
the food which it stores away. Why can't
such fellows be cured? Our lives are
brief enough on this globe Of dirt to sug-
gest the exercise of the utmost kindness
to each other. Food and clothing is the
extent of our winnings in this world, and
it seems to us that good, warm, heartfelt
society is about the only real pleasure one
can enjoy. We propose to editors the in
stitution of an order of "Good Fellows"
Why need we abuse each other to oblige
political schemers?
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ID 1 H ID /:

At Minneapolis, Ninn, saturday. July 2Sth, of Sun
Stroke, Phillip Runke, aged IS yeals.
Deceased brother of our townsman, John
Runkle and of eight who fell on the same day
from the same cause-seven of whom passed away
from earth and its trials and difficulties.
In this city, the 18th inst of Diarrhea JOSE
PHlNE wife L. r. Church, aged 10 years and IL months
Deceased had been among US but a short time and
during that time had won many warm friends who
with large circle Of relatives mourn her loss She
left child about twenty months old in tho of
a father who has the sympathy Of an entire commu-
nity.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

Col. Thomas j. Turner, of Freeport,
Ill.,, Chairman Of the. Republican State
Central Committee of that state has re-
signed that position and is now in Phila-
delphia, a delegate to the convention con-
vened there to-day Tuesday, In his let
ter of resignation he puts some truths to
the party of which he has been prom-
ncnt member, which are worthy place in
the columns of any honestly disposed
journal in the land. Read it..
GENTLEMEN-After a careful review of
the political situation of the country, feel
that justice alike to you and msself requires
me to resign the position Of chairman of
the republican union state central commit
tee.
Professional engagements rendered it
impracticable for me to be present at your
meeting held May Is, when the call was
made for state convention. Soon after
the call was published, l wrote James p.
Root, ESQ.,, secretary of the committee,
pointing out what regardeded as an OBJ
jectional restriction, whereby large por-
ton of the republican voters of Illinois
were excluded from participation in the
convention.
The manifest design of that call was to
exclude those who approved the Presi-
dents plan of restoration, and to include
only those who approved the COMPRESSION
al plan of reconstruction. AS between the
two plans am entirely in favor of tn
Presidents, and against the congressional.
The former ignores secession and assumes
that state once in the Union cannot vol
UNFAIRLY so out, nor be involuntarily thrust
out by congress-the latter denies the
ri ght of states to secede, but assumes that
congress may ratify secession by holding
states as conquered provinces"
was opposed to secession in 1861, and
| am just as much opposed to expulsion in
1866: therefore, cannot act harmonious
y with that wing of the republican party
which follows the lead of congress.
With sincere gratitude for the kindly
relations which existed between us during
the campaign of 1864, and with assuran-
ces of my Ugh esteem for each and all of
you personally, respectfully tender my
resignation of the position Of chairman of
your committee.
l remain, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
THos. j. Turner.
TO the Republican Union State Central
Committee of Illinois.
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Our namesake, John, alias Armstrong,
of the Lansing Journal was brought here
by little accident pcrpetrated by Capt.
Bisbec and his steamer, Alamakee. John
mot us1 is decidedly good fellow, an ac-
knowledged wit and when here treated us
well, but he had very bad cold ''as it
WERE" On several occasions he sung a
very nice song, but unfortunately for us
we had no Gear for music" therefore,
couldn't see it. Come again.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

In the Kentucky elections the democrats
have majority Of 10000 votes. "Things
is working
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

G. S. G. Scott, of Scott Gould & Co., is
at home from New York where he has ar
ranged for fresh supply of crockery for
their extensive trade.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

II. c. Scott, of Jones & Scott, who sell
all kinds of musical merchandise to all
the world around here, is offering one of
the best and most desirably located DWELL
ings in the city at low rates. He makes
this offer because his cstimable lady is in
poor health and will not be able to take
charge of house for some time.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

The legal form Of Bounty Blanks can be
had at the TINES Office, printed in fine
style on good, heavy paper.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

Sole Agent for the Metropolitan Collar Company for
the State of Iowa. will supply the trade with Seven
teen Distinct Varieties of Paper Collars at low
AZ q good article can DO afforded. Also,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

j. McIIose & Co., have just received at
their agricultural warehouse, No. l, a new
lot of very fine wagons made of honestly
selected material, carefully put up by the
most capable and experienced mechanics.
Joseph and Gregor are fair dealers and
certainly no more pleasantly disposed gem
tlemen can be found any where. This we
happen to know. |
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= - : = = -
READER,

Send me your name, post office address and ten
cents, and will send you by return mail post paid 81
pages printed matter, which contains information by
which iIom to 5000 be made within the next 10
days. Tell your neighkor this offer.
J.E. CORLETT /
Farmersburg, Iowa. Aug. ID, 1866. 1w513
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Our Stock will be kept full Of the best
quality.--sclected with care in tho East.
crn Markets. Orders always promptly
filled At the Lowest market rates, and no
pains spared t. give satisfaction.
Old friends and patrons are requested
70 call and examine our Stock before buy.
ing. Remember the place, old stand ef q.
r. Clarke & Co., opposite the Bread Are,
Sla Me0REaoR, IOWA.
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c. w. OsGooD, Sec'y.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-10
AUCTION SALES.


1, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON Trustee in certain
O M0fsogs e. s q Che nSg 5ersnSter Dc
Company 10 me- as Nor sasee in Tiust to secure the
payment OF the prnc al 81 in crest of bonds of said
SSted tRs Sth day Of May a. b. iS5s and Tpcorded n
the o ce tor ecording deeds etc n and for the county
book A. pages 5OS and g. snd in the oce tor re-
6e Rs Sy c Nav I d. Is5s in %ortgSse booS Pn "a
page io etc do hereby sye notice that default having
the interest due and demanded on the said bonds, will
hoG Of than IN Of he said
bonds ana by virtue OF the power conferred me In
and sSii 10 the hl hest and best bidder By H. THoM
d sONs, Auctioneers. at the PHILADELPHIA EX
9th day of september d. 1895 upon the terms and
col ditons hereinafter stated the vhoe of the said
The whole OF that section of said Tyrone snd clear
field Railroad from the point of iniersecton with the
Tyrone aud Lock haven h9ilroad near Tyrone, Blair
Pcnnsylyania as the same Is now constructed together
with a and sinIu ar the railway, rails, bridges
and nd Tia G SAID
70 b ed and m to ae om the Sme an S@p m tb
tions between said points with al the buildings stand
ing thereon or procured iheTetor
All The lands railways raj S. bridges, culvers trest
works, too houses Goa houses wharves lences rights
grounds, works, masonrs and other supeistructure re-
zeal estate buildings and improvements ot whatever
montoned and 10 the said section one Of sSd
Tyrone aud earte abroad and owned by said Com
he saio section of Tyrone and Cearfeld Railroad
eXerdDg from he intersection OF the yIone and Cear
field Railroad with the railroad formerly belonging to
the yTone and Lockhayen Railroad Company, but now
70 the Bald bag valley Railroad Company Is about
~ ''''i'' Il" TERMS OF SALE.
$1,000 o. the purchase money 10 be pad In cash when
the property struck off, and the balance within 70 days
thereafter
PAlMFNT account of the said balance of purchase
mOnev, the of The dividend thereof ole
the bonds secured by the said mortgage and he ma,
ed OF the said bonds be made in the said
bones coupons; and II the dividend is less than the
actual que upon the said bonds or coupons, the
holders may retain possession OF the said bonds and
coupons receptng to the said Trustee for the said
dividend and endorsing payment OF the same on the I'd
bonds coupons
Upon he purchase money being paid as aforesaid the
Trustee win execute and deliver deed
the premises to the purchaser or purchasers in
suance OF the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage
Any further information in respect to said sale, OF
premises may be had upon applca tion to the under
stoned Trustee at the office Of the rennsy yanla Rail
road Company NO. 23S - Third street Phi ade phia.
JOHN EDGAR THOM son, Z rustee,
No. 238 s. IlIRD Street,
NJ. THOMAS IL SONS, Auc 'ioneers
q mf4m Nos l39 and l4l g. FOURTH rect
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

ELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
NJ IANConpopArru Ry MPAAESYt ,runs ou
NCORroRArfPPRN fPPRNNmsYLvANS1AL. m S ALTiSSsssLArURE iSss' OF
OFFICE, s.; r CGRNsR IHIRP md WALNUT
Nj BISE INSURANCE
CGaGo oohi''' To all parts of the wOrldA
fNhi'h iINLGSD 1NsUR,NoEs
On Goods by River lana Lake and Land Carriage to
all parts Of the Union,
On Stores, Dwelling Houses etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
,oo... - November !, 1865. -r o. ..
SSCGSo ,5S United States cent loan .Ss YSS S
900 ooo Treasury Notes. 9i,s7S'Oo
$4,000 sSe Of Pennsylvania Six Per Cent oOoo"
90 ooo liz sl2 50
ooo goees Six Per Gent. Bonds 100000
o. ooo y, ease SIX Per Cent BCsds.. % $50 90
,soo ygagsst Six Per snt Bonds: 2s75OOO
Company, principal and interest
guaranteed by The city Of rhiadel-
-,,o ,Pha, is,5375O
5000 100 Shares stock Noitn pennsylvania o'o'OVO
,o ooo Railroad Company; $3.50 90
.mer {, subject to ten days call. ..... 40 10000
3O,OOO State of Tennessee Five or Cent.
Loan. 100000
liens on City Property ...............l7 ITO 900 90
slO36S5O Par Marsot value. e. 6,560OO
Ri Is receva6c for nsutanccs made. 81 OpS ~
Balance due at Agencies :-Premiums
pan, 4O,5ll A
mated value 'C' 800. 2,9lO 90
Cash in Banks................S559 956 SO
''' DI""''''' '''''''''' -@ O-o 10 5s,s35 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.
6 % not

u EGISTER'S NOTICE.-TO ALL CREDl-
IL tors, LeGatees, and other persons interested.
sons td the dates afixed to their names fle the
UNITS Of their Adnlst alton to the estates those
whose names are undermen!ioned in the office of the
Administration in and forthe City County of Phi
eipha; and that the same vii be presented to the
ion anu allowance on the third FRiDAY in Angus
next at 10 oc ock In the morning. at the County Court
house IN said city.
June 29 Daniel Smith, Admins rator d b. n. ofJACOB
'"-o otherwise JAMES k, POLK, deceased
" 80, Peter D. Myers administrator OF NARY A
PlCHON deceased.
80 WPFhPSp F6RD an DGSSTge Ford Executors
" so, Ann lhS,mngsoH, AdmniStratTix of WILLIAM
9 80. Agnes G. pils' ExecGtriX of THOMAS MILLS,
July ., William b Wright and Jonathan j. Morrison,
xecuiOrs OF CHARLES WRIGHT, de-
GeGEffM G&M " GGnSGSE of WILL
MaTS joins h@giH6 gG6obRnafR nf!isGiS dsGeSsed H. c. a. OF
" 8, Ann Graham anG John Dryden, Executors OF
Henry NJ. Deonert Administrator of JACOB
5. Sarah Roberts, Administrative OF EDWARD
ROBERTS, deceased.
"tF2& sus&N LESNHfb EEOGo Hd@aisf'tor deGeased c OF
L. William II: Seeey and Lempel r. r. JHstise' Ad-
10, Pres y Blaki,Gp Henry DscheEt, Ez
M54s 6 oHS S4d SOssSS3d M Say ENeOu
49, Elizabeth Snyder, Executrx OF DANIEL sNY-
DER, deceased,
- 90 Mark DeYlne and Catharine Nc Atee EXecu-
tors of THOMAS MCA lee deceased
" q, Char es HaTbert Executor of ISAAC HAIR
BERT, deceased.
23 John Esray. Jr and Philip s. Fsray, EXecu-
tors OF JOHN ENRAY, deceased
" "a Archer w, Cloves, Executor Of ELLEN
CLOVES, dec ased
" "a. PennsN lvanla COMPANY, for Insurance on
Lives, Etc, Administrators d. b. n a. OF
ALEXANDER OWAR, deceased
" rs, Robert artin, Executor of EDl ii PAHN-
ER, deceased. .
2G Joseph Eneu, Executor df Ftev. CAJETAN
MARIANI deceased
a. l6 George Truman ana Edwsrd Hopper, Executors
OF SAR II PIE AS ON deceased
1914 FREDERICK NJ ADAMS, Register
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* ST n DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
ON THE sCHUYLKILL.

The beautiful lntle steamers
SILVER WAVE AND SILVER STAR,
Now running from Farmount to Falls of schuYlkill,
wi leave Faimount follows Sat 20, sos $50,
3d. 1920, llp5 1850 A. M. And at IL 49, 20, 2O5, 25O
1885, 20, sos, $50, and 6'35 P. 81.
Returning, leave the Falls at 72O, sN5 $50, 9S5 1920,
lO5 II 90 M and 1885, l2O, 2O5, so 9S5 42O, sos
$50, and 635 p. Nj.
FARE.TO Laurel Hill and the Fails, Is cents; COlum-
ba Broge or Washington RetreTt 10 cents. Excursion
Tickets TO Falls or Laurel Hill 25c Plcnles and Sunday
Schools taken at a LIBERAL reduction. 70 9Tp ws
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For sale also at
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY O. CowDEN s.
DYOTT & co.'s,
nd all principal Drug gi5ts and Dealers,
The sui scriber woud beg leave her to saw tba,
lie IL prepared to m orders aid forward the SyruD IA
any part OF the counTy. Persons desiring other inor
ma Ion by l. all will lncOse posa amp answer.
Will be TeurnCd as soon the exigencies of business
will admit Address
~ WILLIAM b. WRIGHT,
32O No I'll 4. THIRD street Phi adephia Pa
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ISTATE OF MARY SWIFT, DECEASED
IL Leters estamentary upon the above estate having
been granted to the undersigned bV the Register of
IL g. all persons inc ebted requested to make pay
mCnt al those having egal claims against the same to
present them for settlement TO
CAROLINE SWIFT,
L. 3. JACOBY,
Executors,
THLADELPHA June l. 1866 76t6t'
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DIR. SEELY ELS
LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.
Cure Warranted ifDrections Followed.
COLD IN HE HEAD RELIEVED IN A FEW
MINUTES.

DR. SEELYES
BRONCHIAL SYRUP!
An unfailing Remedy ior Coughs, Colds, bronchitis
sore Throat Hoarseness and Irritation Of the BrOn-
chial Tubes Lungs, Tickling In the Throat, an
DR. d. ii. sEELYE & CO., Proprietors
Freeport, Illinois.
AGENTS FOR PENNSYLVANIA.
FRENCH. RICHARDS q CO.,
Nos. Ia, l6 Is and 70 south TENTH Street
DYOIT CO.,
78mWs6w To No. 232 North SECOND Street.
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TRUs sTEEs, ALE.

Whereas THE GREAr WESTERN PETRo-
LEU Vi AND REHINING COMPANY, of st Louis,
o did, On The Twenty third day of January \. ID.
Eighteen hundred and siNtyslX, convex TO The under
scfbed 10 secure the payment OF certain promiSSOry
note, made by said Company, and bearing even date
with said frost Ueed the Of ten thOus and three
hundred dollars payable to CHARLES W. FORD, or
his der day ter the date thereof wi lawful
inteTcs; and to the paym ent to said Ford
all other moneys which he might, from time to time
And whereas. 1t was in and by said Trust Deed pro-
vided nat, in the said Company shou d make
ault in the payment the moneys secured by said
in the payment OF any other moneys thereafter
be advanced by The SAID Ford with interest tina the
said Trustee might proceed TO sell tie property said
deed crbed part thereof at pub c vendue to
the highest bidder at the east 'front.' OF the Court H.
in It Louis, for cash, first giving sixty days public
notice OF the time terms and place OF said e. by
advertisement in some newspaper printed In St Louis
in lhilade phla
And whereas Default has been made in the payment
of the moneys secured by said deed, notice Is thers
fore hereby given that the subscriber such Trustee
viii the Eth day OF September A. D.. eighteen hum
dred and sixty-sx between the hours of II and
O'Clock Z. at the ront Of The Court House in
1T ouis Mo- sell at pubic vendue TOR cash to the high
est bidder, the lands in said deed mentioned, aud
of land situate in Il township of Harmony of
VenaDgo and state of Pennsy vauia, bounded and de-
sCrbed follows, to wit;-Beginunga at a post at the
northeast corner of The Herkiner Companvs land and
thence extending south and hr e-Ourtbs degrees
west hundred seventy and seventenths rods
post at the southeast corner OF the HerkmeI Company
ortyone and seven-tenhs rods to the southeast
of The piece; thence north and three ourhs
degrees, hundred and eighty three and four
nhs ro Is to post The northeast corner of the
then north eghty-eigh and One-tOu tn degrees west
thirty nine end eghttenthS rods to the place of begin
ming containing foity-tour acres o land.
- ''''' HAMILTON SPENCER,
62a not Trustee
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The old sckening and disgusting drugs have to give
wsY remedies purely vegetable, pleasant TO the taste
and A Pos TIVE URE.
old by DEMAS BA hNES q CO., No. 2l PARK ROW,
"ptsl oSD5 CO., ProprletOrs, No. 0l5 RACE Street
PHILADELPHIA 8K
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DIRECTORS.
Thomas c. Hand, Samuel f. Stokes
John c. DAVIS, y + Penstan
Eumund A Souder, Henry sloan
Theophilus Paulding, VIII lam G.. Boulon,
John II Penrose, Edward Dar ington
DANES TTaQuar. II Jones Brooks
henry c. DalIett, Jr., dward LafOuTcade
James Z. band Iacob 7. JONES'
william q Ludwig, James Mcfarland
Joseph III. Seal Joshua p Eyre
George c. Leiper, Spencer Mctvain
Hugh Craig j. B, Semple, Pttsburg,
Robert Burton, A. B Berger Pittsburg
John ID. Taylor, ~ ID T. Morgan, Pitsburg.
THOMAS G. PAkD PIesI'ent
,, JOHN G, DAVIS, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. lis
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sAMARITAN,s WASH

Is IN case syphilis used in conjunction with the ROot
and Herb Juices Full directions. Price 26 cents.
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MEDICAL,
VOX ULI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,

Price, Sl'OO per Bottle; $500 for halfa.dozep.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in cbeenuu
reeomn ondiIB the use of Wrsht's Tar S1rup 10
cOuB hs colds, consun ptiOn whoOping-couRb snotfsd
ever iver compa pains in the breast nronehieis
miami alton, and restriction OF air In the lunQT
etc. he remedy should be in every family -
Chares G. WI son Fomet's Press office.
Char es IL. Granen, Sunday Mercury office.
James Nolen hQa reF ofhce
Liam +, orbit, Associated Press
VII lam IL Carpenter Fire Alarm and Police T
graph: tiith and hesnut streets.
handolph Front and Ombard streets.
James W. ferrine No. ll29 Charles street.
a Davis No. 323 Gaski 1 street
John oOdside No 1881 Frank in street
ROBERT homps No. l6O8 w alter street,
4 4 ScbinG q; bmiST'S, 20 No; "a 626 FaDkin rect
John seymour No. 5l3 =. Front street.
+. W. Howard No. Dock street
D. 2. ! artett No. S2I 5. econd street.
Albert Martin n o. All S. Second street
Mary Ca veil No 1882 Sansom street
" homes NO. 20 \. Fourth street
I. M. arthy No. L retns alley.
George vi son NO. 296 Race street
W. BROOKS, No.6y North second street
NJ D. Hassett No. 10 Canal street.
5. seymour Rose Busileton
Char Is Rogers, NO. 92l South street.
T. 7. We ing on second and Quarry stree
/. +. Thomas No. 1856 South ,ixt street
William Barns, No 5l5 South front rect.
s. $. Sanford Opera Manager
John MaRnns rear of No 1874 North Second street
Mrs. 5. r. Choate, Newark, Del.
Ar. William B. Wr qht:-
SIR I've take pleasure in recommending your JTAR
SNhUP of which We have already 500 considerable
quantities. as most and eth acious RENE "
ioi the complaints set forth In printed bill area ~
hun anity We viii cheer u y recommend preDara-
ton to al afflicted with diseases which designed to
Yours, etc.,
DILKS & SON. Dfugplsts
anrpt inoa a GxrtI go
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new SERIES VOL. L. NO. "a.

by yeas and nays resulted-yeas p, hays lSI
as follows: &.
YEAS-Messrs. Anthony, Chandler, Clark,
Edmunds, Foster. Grimes, Guthrie, Hender-
son, johnson, Morgan, Morrill,, Norton, Nye,
Pomeroy, Ramsey, Stewart, Sumner, Van
Winkle, Wade, Wiley, Wilson and Yates
%.
NAYS-Messrs. Brown, Buckalew, Con-
Hover, Kirkwood; Nesmith, Poland, Rid
die, Salisbury Sherman, Sprague, Trumbull
and Williams-18.
ABSENT-Messrs..C Cowan, Cragin, Dix
on. Fessenden, Howard, Lane, McDougall,
and Wright-8.
So the bill was passed.
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REMARKS
OF

HON. CHARLES r. BUCKALEW,
On THE BILL APPRoPRIATING $4,000 OUT
OF THE MONEYS OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS BY
THE.LATE FIRE IN PORTLAND, MAINE.