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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28

An Act in amendment OF section forty-iour
chapter one hundred and twenty-sx, of the
General Statutes. relating to Jailors' fees.
IL IS hereby enacted, d-c.
oe,. l. Section torty-four of chapter one
hundred and twenty-sx OF the General Stat
utes. hereby amended SC as to read as fol-
foss There shall be paid to the keepers o.
ais as follows For the commitment OF each
prisoner, TO be paid by the committing othet r
t4irty-tour cents , or the discharge OF each
prisoner, twenty i've cents tor eacn bond foI
the liberties of the yard, fifty cents for fuel,
diet and washing for STATE prisoners, State OF
town paupeIs, three dollars and hit, cents PEI
week for each bail piece, to be PAID by the
oall, twenty five cents.
Sec. 2 Fnls act shall take effect from the
first day oil November, 1866.
Approved, Nov. II, 1866
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28

An Act regulating the tees OF persons acting
under The authority OF the Probate Cour |,
and IN amendment Of ion tity of chapter
one hundred aud twsnty-six OF the General
Staiutes.
IL IS hereby enacted, &c.
Sec / S,cuon htty OF chapter one hun
dred and twenty-six, OF the General Statutes, is
hereby amended 10 read as follows Per
sons acting under the authority OF the pre-
bate court snail be paid as tonows Eacn da, 5
| Attendance b, executor, administrator, trustee,
agent or guardian, on the business OF their al-
polnlment, two dollars each days attendance
| of commissioners, appraisers or committee,
| TWO dollars; and the probate court may allow
| IN Casts OF unusual difficulty or responsloiI
| such further sum as the court may judge rea-
soIaOle.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from it
passage.
Approved Nov. 8, 1866.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28

An ACT to amend an act approved Nov. 81,
1864, entitled An act to provide for the re-
pairs of houses of public worship. ..,-.-
II as hereby enacted, 9e-
Sec. /. The prOvlsO at the end of Section =
of an act approved Nov. q, 1861, eRktI6dsAn
act to provide for the repairs of houses ,oi
public worship, shall not be constructed q
applying to any ASSOCIATION. which has not By
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28

An ct amending Section two of chapter
seven;y-seven OF the General Statutes.
IL IS hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. Section of chapter II of the
General Statu tes is hereby amended SO az TO
read as follows a busheI of wheat, potatoes,
peas and cover seed shall be deemed sixty
pounds Il bushei Of rye aod Indian corn ff-
ty-six pounds d bust ell of barley iorty eight
pounds a bushel OF buckwheat forty-eght
pcunde busnel of oats thirty TWO pounds /;
a bushel Of beans sixty-iour pounds, and a
oushei of herds-srass or timothy seed shall be
deemed forty-two pounds, as the standard
weig ut aDd measure of the same IN al, pur-
chases and lies thereof.
Sec =. Tnls act shall take effect from It's
passage
Approved Nov. II. 1866.
An Act IL addition t. chapter one hundred
| and Twelve OF the General Statutes, relat-
! ting to ofienses against The live. and per-
sons Of individuals.
| IL is hereby endcted, DC.
Section |. Wnosoever shall, unlawfuiy
ana malIciously, throw or cause TO tall OIL
strike at, against, inio, or upon any engine
tender, car or truck used upon any railroad
| my WOOD, stone, OF other matter or thing
with intent 70 injuTe endanger the safety
| tender, OF truck, or In or upon any othel
engine, tender, car or truck OF any train 0
which such first mentioned engine, nder, ca
or truck shall form part, shall, on beng con
7icted thereof De punished by Imprisonment
III the State Prison, for a trem not exceedIri
seven years, and be tined in sum not exceed
ing one thousand dollars or either OF both o
said punIshments, In the discretion of tn
court Deiore winch such offenee is prosecuted
Sec. 2. W hO,oever shall unlawiully an
mai.c.ousiy make or show, hide or rem "
any signal or hight upon or near to any raIi
! road, or shall unla "iuIiy and maiIciousiy Il
or cause 10 oe done any other matter or thin
with intent to endanger the safety OF any Pei
sOn travelling or being npon such railroad, q
! shall by any unlawful act, or oy any wiliu
OMISSION or neglect, endanger OF cause to b
endangered the safety OF any person conveye
OF being In OF upon d raIiro ID, or shall aid @
assist therein, shall, on beng convicted there
OF, be pcnisned by Imprisonment III the STAT
| Prison iuT term not exceeding seven veal
aud le lined III sum not exceeding one thou
sand dollars, or either or buln OF said punish
ments, n the discretion of the court beior
which such ofense Is prosecuted.
Apr. we'd Nov. 8, lo66.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28
Approved Nov. 10, 1866.

An act relating to the times of holding the
Supreme Court In the county of Windsor,
and in amendment of section seven of chap
ter thirty of the General Statutes.
1t IS hereby enacted, 3c.
Sec. l. So much OF section seven of chap
ter thirty of the General Statutes as relates
to the time of holding the Supreme Cour, in
the county of Windsor is amended so as to
read as follows: In the County of Windsor
on the first Thursday after the fourth Tues
day next after the fourth Tuesday in January.
Sec. 2. All suits, motions, bills of excep-
tions or processes pending in or returnabe to
said court, shall be returned to, heard and
tried in said court at the term commencing
as provided in the first section of this act
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from Its
passage.
Approved Nov l6, 1856.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28

at law, to the value of two hundred dollars
and also one yoke of oxen or steers, as the
debtor may select, or two horses kept and
used for tea work, and such as the debtor
may select in lieu of oxen or steers. but not
exceeding in value the sum OF two hundred
dollars, with sufficient forage for the keeping
the same through the winter provided, how
ever that the exemption of said horses and
forage therefor is not to extend or effect any
attachment issued on any contract made on
or before the first day of December next, or
to any execution issued on ju igment found
ed on any such Contract
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov 10. 1866
An act relating to criminal prosecutions.
Ii Is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. In the trial of all indictments,
complaints, informations and other proceed
Ings against persons charged with crimes or
otenses, the person 80 charged shall, at hls
own request, and not otherwise, De deemed a
competent witness, the credit to be given 70
his testimony beng left solely to the jury
under the instructions of the court, but the
| refusal of such person TO testify, shall not be
considered by ths jury as evidence against
him.
Approved Nov. 10, 1866.
An act relating to the redemption of bank
| notes.
| 1t IS hereby enacted, dc.
| Sec. l. After the expiration OF the charte
of any bank chartered by this Safe, or after
the termination OF the existence of any suct
bank ,agreeably to the laws of this State, suot
bank may cause notice to be published IN al
the weekly newspa pers of the courty wher
such bank is located, for one full year. settIp,
forth that said bank will redeem Its oujstanl
ing bills The day of the expiration of i
charter or the date of the termination of il
existence, and copy of this act. And upo
que publication of such notice, neither sue
bank nor its officers shall be liable 10 an
action for the non-redemption of Gny of II
outstanding bills, unless the same shall hay
been duly presented and payment 1herec
demanded wIthn the year aforesaid, at th
bal king house of saId bank.
Sec. 2 After the expiration of the charter
or after the termination of the existence {
any such bank aforesaid, such bank sha
cease to be subject to the operation, or liabl
to the provisions of the sixty-third section
chapter eighty-nine of the General Statutes
Sec 3. This act shall take effec, from it
passage.
Approved. Nov. 10, 1866.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28
Approved Nov. l6, 1856.

An Act empowering Incorporated villages and
towns to have and maintain lockups or jalls.
IS hereby enacted, 9c.
Section l. The inhabitants of any village
incorporated under the laws of this State, and
of any town within this State, shall have tire
power at any legal meeting Of the legal vot-
ers Of such village or town called tor that
purpose, to authorize the trustees or baillffs OF
sucn village, OF seIectmen of such town, to
purchase, or erect, aud maintain at the ex-
pen'e of such village or town, within the
corporate limits OF such village or town,
one or more lockups or Jail, for the purpose
Of con6ning therein any person under arrest
for any offense against the laws of this State,
until the final hearing, or examination, or
trial of such, person before justice OF the
peace /; and said lookup or Jail shall be under
the charge of said trustees or baihffs of such
village. selectmen of such town, or some
person by them appo nted for that purpose.
Sec. 2. This sct shall take effect from it,
passage
Approved Nov. 10, 1866.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28


of acc unit and interest"
Ii IS hereby enacted. 3c.
Sec. l. The rate of interest or the sum allow
ed OF the iorbearance or use of money shall be
six, dollars for one hundred dollars tor one year
and the same rate tor greater or less sum ,
aud for longer or shorter time and no
higher rate shall at any time be allowed.
Sec. 2 On all notes, bills, or other simi-
lar obligations, whether made payable on
demand or at spel lhed time with interest,
when payne nts are made. such payments
shall be applied. first. to liquidate the interest
that has accrued at the time of such pay
ments and secondly. to the extipguish ment
of the principal
See. 3. On all notes. bills or other similar
obi cations, whether made PAYABLE on demand
or at specified time, with interest annually
the annual interest that remains unpaid shall
be subject 10 simple interest from the time
they become Que TO the TINE of final ses tie-
ment but if in any year, reckoning from
the time such annual in teres: begansso accr ue,
payments haze, been made, she. amounts Of
such payments at the end Of suea, year vita
interest thereon from the time of pa ypspt
shall be applied: first, to iiquidase the elmple
intsrest that haA accrsedss1om, the aSpaid
annual inseEests ssepondly, ,tp 4i9gidst sts' tie
annual interests that have become due iaDd
thirdly, to the sextIhgnishment Of the prinel,-
}pai Z 80, 81 eis'1i;ofIaa ssfsh't =. =
IL See.i 4. Nothings in, THE sct aball be- 50
| copsrued ,as, to affect existing lava relating.
TO banks and banking Institutions, nor 10 n0an
fand connsrScM 'exfssingi before" 4hs passaes Of
j thu act iji soigoi nogD gissi" asint'o
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28

lishess of any new books adopted. that they
shall receive all the books In the hands Of
aOok dealers in this State, in good ambition,
discontinued by the Board of Education, and
shall allow to the dealers the full trade value
therefor, and shall receive all the books In
hands of famIiie, or scholars in this State
discontinued by the Board of Edacaton, in
exchange for the new books ord sred of the
same class, allowing therlor the true value of
same, according as they have OF have not
cen used.
Approved Novem Der 10, 1866.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28
Approved Nov 10, 1866.

An Act aMendment of sec ions one, two
and thr,e OF chapter seventeen of the Gen
erai oioiutes, relating TO registry and re-
turns OF births, marriages and deaths.
IL IS hereby enacted 3c.
Sec L. That chapter seventeen section
two, ot tae General Statutes, shall De amended
by eli ng out OF the ninth line SAID sec
ton, Lie word -" March," and by Inserting
therein he word - Feoruary,' and that the
word - Feol uar9" in The second line be- strIck-
en- Gus, and the word - January - inserted.
Sec 2. That from the third section of the
same chslter, there shall be stricken out the
word February, and inserted therein the
word. " January"
Sec. ;. Tina from the first section of The
same chapter there shall be stricken out the
word Jun"," ana the word March > in
serted.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from i'll
passage.
Approved Nov. Is, 1866.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28
Approved Nov. 10, 1856.

An Act to amend section thirty nine of chapter
one hundred and twenty-six of the General
Statutes, in relation TO the tees of Grand and
Petit Jurors before the county court.
IS hereby enacted, DC.
Sec. l. Section thlr,y-nine Of chapter one
hundred AMI twenty six of the General Stat
Is hereby amenaed so as to read FOL
lows Grand and petit jurors fees In the
county courts shall be, for travel, eight cents
per mile for attendance per day two dollars
TO each taesman al the rate of two dollars per
day.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect from The
first day of December, A. ID. 1866.
Approved Nov. II, lo66.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28

| An Act IN amendment OF section nine o: ch ip
ter twenty-five OF the General Statutes.
IL ,s hsrety enacted, &c.
Sec. /. Ine last clause OF section nine "
chapter twenty-five OF the General Statutes /.
so amenued as 10 read as follows But nc
| superintendent snail receive compensation
snlle visiting schools for a number OF days
| greater than twice the number of schools kept
| III the town for which he acts superIntrud-
ent, whatever tue numoer of terms oi al sh
scnool kept during the yer.
| Sec. 2. FMS act sa al take etf-c. from its
| passage.
| AnDrove,i Nov \ IS6o
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28

ly swear or affirm to any fact or matter which
may b. the subjec. OF inquiry under the sec
ond section Of this ect he shall be deemed
guilty OF perjury and punished accordingly.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1866.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28

An Act to amend sectlon forty OF chapter
twenty-five OF the General Statutes, relating
to the providing of distric, schools in GER
tain cases.
IS hereby enacted &c.
Section l. Section forty of chap.er twenty
two of the General Statutes is hereby amended
oy adding thereto as follows And it is further
provided if any district, either by vote or
otherwise, shall tail to commence and main
tain term of school, within four weeks
from the tenth day OF November in each year i,
and within four weeks from the first day OF
May in each year, shall fail to provide and
keep Id proper repair suitable place for both
winter and summer school, the selectmen of
the town on the application OF any TWO legal vot-
srs IN the district, ani upon aearing OF the par
ties, may declare all offices in the district vacant
and thereupon shall proceed 20 provide a suit
aOle place tor winter and summer school,
and may employ some suitable person to teacn
school In said district, tor period not less
| than three months and to defray the expenses
they may lay tax on the district in the man.
| ner now provided by law, by prud sntial COM
mittees, and may appoint collector Of take.
and CLERK VINO haii nave the same powers and
per fiorm the same duties as are now provided
| for .cnool district collectors and CLERKS.
| Sec. 2. All ACTS and parts OF acts inconsist
ent with lhe foregoing section hereby re
| peaed.
Sec. }. This act shall take effect from It'd
| passage
| Approved Nov. II, 1866.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-28

approved NOV ~, 500.
An Act in relation to the qualifications OF
voters.
II Is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. No person who willfuly deserted
from the military naval service of the Uni L
ed States. in the late war for the suppression
of the rebellion in the southern states, CT who
voluntarily entered the civil, military or naval
service of the so-called confederate states, shall
be entitled to vote in any city, town or free
mems meeting in this State /; provided, that
any such deserter or person who returned TO
the military or naval service of the Unite
States, within the time limited in the procla-
nation of the President of the United States,
or wao has been pardoned therefor, shall have
the right to vote, if not otherwise disqus fled
by Law.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 8, 1865.
An Act in relation to the naturalization OF
aliens.
Ii Is hereby enacted, 9c.
Sec. l. No court in this State shall natu
raze any alien except upon proceedings, and
the examination and oath of the applicant ir
| lar term OF said court.
| Sec. 4. If any clerk of a court shall issu,
certificate OF naturalization to any alien ex
and oath of the applicant in open court, a.
| dred dollars.
SEQ. 3. This act shall take effect from it
passage.
| Annrovsd Nov 10 1876
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09
EVANSVILLE, IND, TUESDAY OCTOBER ., 1866.
VOTE For
Emil RfsehoE.
For Representative.

gallant Pathfinder" Three more for
" Tho author Of tho FIRST emancipation
pr0olamati0na aud thsnj the a" First
Republican candidate for President "
made his appearance. Ile was intro.
dn0sd 10 The audience by General
John Cobufn, when three cheers and
u tiger we're given with tho widest
dem0nstrati9ae bf ENTHUSIASM by the
audience, and 10 was some time before
tho people could be oalmsd sufficient
ly 10 hear the General When order
was restored Fremont came forward
and In conversational tone, inter-
rupled by almost continuous applause,
spoke rs follows
my FELLOW CITIZENS or tHDt.
Ana ! ain glad 10 meet with you
tonight, ! regfot that circumstances
prevented my attending your grand
celebration last night, ~ | should
than haYe had. the. pleasure Of me6ttng
many or my old companions Ia The
Western army, and have no doubt
that there af1 some before tDe bsFe
to night, ['Yes, there arc, General,
was responded, aa | take II for grant
cd that every man IN Indiana has been
ut least a0me tlme IN the service.
| Applause. That Western army,
which | had the honor for "A short
time to o0mmahd1 was subsequently
made tho army of the Mississippi and
aitsrwafd merged into tho Grand
Army, aud when that army made It's
last Grand Review around Washing
ton, eighteen months ag0 nine officers
who had served as juniors under mo
were Major UeneTala, [Thrae cheers
far Fremont. / have no doubt that
tho poople of Indiana will prove as
faithful and patriotic in the present
contest as they proved on tho field Of
battle, and that tho samo success will
attend you, t1'remendous Applauss 1
You e4p1gt expect . speech from me-
as ! must leave you IN "a moment to
takA the Train cast,
Amld loud cheering. General FrGn
p.ont Withdrew into the hotel and u
iafte number Of oltizons were intro.
duo,d 10 him. In tho course of con.
yefHHion, he dKprcHstd' hlinsoli do
qlladly Ia favor Gf GongfGea aud the
Union party 10 uae his own words
Amy one WhD Thinks ! aih Il Copper
head does not know mo- lLe e1.
pressed mitch interest ip. tho aneoess
Of tho kAdieal Ticket IN Missouri, aud
desired very much Tint Governor
Morton should mako Il visit 10 that
State and address tho people Ia ith
behalf lie declared hlmeelf the Same
friend Of liberty chat bo had always
been in ~ fftt #sFi ii q sfit .ihfit
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09

Council or the Roman Catholic
Chureh...Largs Assembly 0f Eooie-
HlastlcHi Observation-Disclosures 0f
the Council. fisst.. t.... 'et.'' ...'t

tFtt#F tAt p t# @F4f4tNn&# II tat 80
BALTIMORE Oct, IA meeting Of
the pleh9ry COUNCIL af. tho lI0man
I CatholiolU Uhurhh N the Uiiited States
assembled thisa morning 1T the CatheJ
/ Idral.ia tlha city IAN the H6hiheie Of
the council .were present. seven
Arch Hishopa. thirty eight 1iisliobF.
ono hundred aud twenty-five Priests,
heads Of orders, and doctors OF dis
.vlnitR seF6hly fDhf ,eooleAihhtios, fo0r
monks, aud three mitrod Abb0tA, were
pfcheht The pfhHossion was formed
aL.-Lla Arah- -HlahapA residaa1a aud
moved rqund Ahqpguare 30 tho Npthe.
dral, Thnfe was an lmm6nhe gather
ing IN the streets, II IL estimated
that forty thousand people we're gath
erred ia tho stfaais, on the bousos osiops,
aud. IN eveiSs aSailablu pelht itoaview
tho procession,
/ The Cathedral was packed to ita
utmost oapaoity One hundred vocal
aud instrumental performers partiei.
peted iu tho music. in tho church.
which was Vbiiy grand sli MozAft'al
twelfth maaa was sung
Arch Bishop Purcell. Of Cincinnati,
celebrated the pdntiiioal high. mnaa.
Arch Bishop MoCloaky, Of Now
York, preached sermon from the
words, ''ts lhriolts thlngahffe tp1kot Of
IN the city Of God,
The services lasted from 10 o'clock
IA. NJ. to nearly > oclock Ia the after
noon, -
The synod was lhon formally nsaem
hled by A ArehbiRhap Spalding, apoar
tolie delegate, who addressed the
Counrll in latin t
The proeesaion whs then reformed
IN the same order, aud proceeded
through he streets tpatAol ArqhRish-
on 4 Ivlddeiic,s ,JQD fFJVlI
The following arc the names of the
tight Reverend O. n. Lynch, ID. d.
Of Chhrleston, South Cafoliiia Aahiat-
ant, Very Reverend William q Eord
DID, V.G., Philhdelphia. Chaheel.
lor, Reverend ThomaaiY Foley, D.D.y
Baltimore, AeAiatant, Reverend James
Gibbons, AM, of Baltimore. Score
taries, Very Reverend Jamos A Con.
nor, ID, V.G, Reverend James
koough, DID, Philadelphia; Rayor-
ond Thofiaa' AZ. Becker DID. EHich-
mond, Virginia. Notariea, Very Roy
orend $. Joseph Pabiach, d D., Gin
cinnati, Ohio Very Reverend II, =.
Villorosa. ASD,, California; Very
Reverend NJ ilelps, do. Milwaukeo;
Reverend Michael Aecotti, Sal !, Cali.
iornia; Reverend William Il, Wayuch,
Baltimore; Reverend Sherwood Ifoa-
", of Boston, Reverend T. J Ryan,
81. L0lGA. MaetetS OF Ceremonies,
Reverend Frahoia0 Menehry, u New
York, and Reverend $. Fente, Balti
| moro,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09
IHf VOTE ron
l.. -. DeIRruIer.
FnOsE sf. louis.
FOR Congress.


IN, Louis, Dot. b.~Celonsl Bing
ham, ono 0f The Southern loyalists
who WAS mol allowed t0 speak at Cairo
on last Friday night, publishes card
Ia which h6 states that the mob pres
snt at tho meeting wefe armed with
revolvsfa and Bowie knives, and eHiii6
there with the av0wsd purpose of inr
augurating a tragedy after the Now
Orleans fashion on the slightest prov
0eati0u, - p 2 Il NaAf tf
,llhe delegation, which waH supposed
10 include Bf0wnl0w and Hamilton,
came near meeting with frightfnl
accident on their way 10 Cairo, The
train upon which they were said 10 be
was thrown off tho track on n high ON
bankment, eighty miles above Cairo,
by the removal of two rails, which
threw tho eiigHe from ths tka6k, Kill
ing the engineer, badly w0unding tho
fireman aud four other persons, The
indications all point 20 this act as a
deliberate attempt 10 kill Brownl0w
and Hamiltum The whole delegation
have Arrived here safely and will have
q public recepBod'fn Inlphs Place to
night
A violent attempt was made to
break up q meeting Of lrishmen at
Mozart Hall on Saturday night, called
Ia the interest Of tho Radicals,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09
INDIANAPOLIS.
Reception OF General Fremont.--IIis
Remarks ON the State of the
Country. IH AIiI ,s.ss
INDIANAPOLIS, October 6,


Gcneral John g. Fremont arrived
in this city last night on the Torfe
Hauto train llc remained over abont
one hour here awaiting the leaving of
the train for tho East. II soon be
came noised about town that tho. sal.
liant General WAS bore, aud number
of Union nieh Who had gathered at
the rooms lof tho Coehal Committee.
Immediately tormad agprooeseiou aud
marched down TO theSherman House,
whore the General was staying, They
shouted m they went along tho streets,
Fremont il at the sherman House" "
and by the time they reached tho
hotel the crowd must have numbered
at least two thousand excited aud en-
thusins,ie perAons. Loud calls were
mado for Fremont, = 'SFremont, y
Three cheers wore given for "The
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-09

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