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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. near BIoome
49, ~ = .Hf
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SAN PR ANCIsC0 MINsrRELs ss5 Broadway. opnosIts
the MetrOnoisan Hatc-Is TasiR ETHIOPIAN ENTERrAtS
4Rsrs' SiSoINa DxMcIso AND BuRLgseuEs-rHE NEw
ConGRxAa
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 6is Broadway. :.
IxcvuREs Oxx-HYDnocEN MICROSCOPE twice
daily. HrAp AND RIGHT ARM OF PRoBsr. Open from s
A. M. till 10 r. M.
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Oswkao, Dec. 10, 1885
II has been showing here most of the day Tho tria
from Rome. due here this morning WIS I'VE hours he
hind time ON account OF the Al Pulaski and VI
cinlty the " two feet deep. No OF oon
sequence has fallen on the oswcgo and Syracuse road
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AMysEaENrs This EVENING.
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PHILADELPHIA Dec. 10, 1860.
All the SIX ating parks Of this city are nov frozen an'
hundreds Of persons INDUCED this afternoon 10 the spor
OF skating
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-12
Book Notices.

THE GALAxY-We have received
the number for December 18th of this
excellent magazine. 1t possesses UNI
usual attractions, and the article on
United States currency, by George A.
Potter, contained in it, deserves an
extensive reading by our people,
De Bows, REVIEW FOR DECEMBER.
This number completes the first
year of the new series, and contains,
among other papers, a very able one
in review of Napoleon's Life of
Cesar and an elaborate article by
the editor upon Railroad History
and Results" which considers the
subject in almost every point of view.
The journal of the War" is contin-
.ued, land will be completed during
next year. A variety of information,
interesting to the, entire country, and
valuable to the people of the South,
and those contemplating residence or
investments there, is also furnished. 3
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WE publish elsewhere an article from
the Lafayet Journal (Republican) on the
Presidents Message, from which it will be
seen that the moderate or conservative
Republicans are setting themselves against
Stevens & Co. and the Radicals of Cone
gress. Following this article will be found
an extract from the Evansville JOURNAL,
looking TO the same end. = This early stand
against their acknowledged leaders looks
like they intended to desert them SOON
Courier u. K L 06 4 10 Il .
It.isla habit of7the Union party to
dictate to the men to whom it confdes
official trusts what course they may
safely pursue 40 leaders, and to follow
them only so far as they lead in the
prescribed paths. 9msgT0 iHliinaod
When they show a disposition to
switch off on a divergent course a
gentle application of the lash of in
dignation brings them back in peni-
tential mood, to sue for pardon and
readmission, as in the case of RAY
MoND. But when they incontinently
fly the track topnrsuel the Shiny, cop
perhead trail their. occupation as Lead
Ell e 3HPi Is gone, ana they are followed only
/ by thelscprp and contempt of those
whose confidence they have betrayed.
tWStaess IlqDooEFTftEi DIXON and
CowAN ,peo u
sThisafrmi adherence to { principles
hot 1heHp distinguishes the Union
party from any other political organi-,
katAon hat has seaeE existed in this
country, and has given it decisive
victories under circumstances that
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10 correspondents.

~ We never notice communications
50 not accompanied with the name of
aezthe author, who must be made known
10 to us if unacquainted.. y ~ '. Il sge9
'9 @o., Write ON only one side of the paper.
% Don't write unless you hayessome-
thing tossay of interest to the public
land be as brief as the subject will al
iH1nw 9no .dtU5F91 bnR dtg itt,.i 1rts.
nj ASV' bJEiiaI = .ia3oi UsbfCfJ ID s.t.
Communications should be address
81 ed tothe :" Editors of the JOURNAL, y
and not to individuals. i9a titeh
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County Printing and Binding.

q The journal Company is prepared
to execute orders for all kinds of
blank book work and legal blanks of
every description. County, city and
town officers, justices and lawyers, in
Southern Indiana and Illinois, and
Western iKeptucky, can be supplied
at our coficeewith promptness, and the
work lis guaranteed to be equal, to any
in the, West --...-.. os19Yu0J frsnioio
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!. Agents for Daily Journal.
An Important Item.

We call the attention of merchants,
i advertisers, and thepuhic to the fact
e that the. returns in the Office of
. the United States Assessor show
sisthat the EvANsvILLE JOURNAL
Company did :, SEVENTY-FOUR
4 n PER CENT, of the entire taxable
Printing and Binding business of the
s9ce,ity for the year 1865. $ sic rs ola
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REISSUES.
THE IRoN-cLAp TEST. oAfH-IT IS uNcoNsr1

THE IRoN-CLAD TEST oATH-TT is UNCoNsTr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
IL The following glorious news is recorded
by telegraph. In its decision the Supreme
Court of the United States has knocked
from under 1t the very foundations of the
Republican party:
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE Supreme Court
to-day agreed upon a decision upon the
constitutiOnality of stheHt test oath. The
question came up onothe cases presented
in, regard 10 the exaction of the oath
for attorneys, of which there were several
under lconside ration which were argued
The Court decided by I'VE to four against
the constit utiopality of the oath. .,f..Tl
/ The opinion viii probably be read Mon
the judges will render separate opinions.
This infamous oath is the means by
which the Republican party has secured
its successes and succeeded IN defeating
the win ofdhe people am over;thfs land.
Sing; Glory fTaiie lajah Day ls breaking
sr-sCoatsier. ss9gi.,s
WHITE the Courier man is chanting
his pious Strain over a prospective
decision on the test oath, we suggest
that he try his musical powers on the
following, which is recorded by tele-
g fhA R!SAYh00 . N8daAW
Is GHfty three SUITS, flor damages
amounting to nearly 81 ,000, 900, in the
United States District Court of New
port, KY, against Gassaway and
others, for alleged illegal ~arrests
during the rebellion, have been dis
missed at the costs Of the plaintiffs. n
Possibly the plaintiffs, whose cases
have been thus summarily disposed
of, might regard the " Glory, Hallelu-
jah melody as slightly discordant
with the heavy bill of costs which
they are invited to face a xxv Q
But the genious Of our cotempo-
rary will beableto arrange some re-
frain in which he can unite with them
in giving appropriate expression to
their feelings on the present MOURN
full aspect of their financial affairs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

In the Circuit Court of the United States
Seventh Judicial Circuit District of Indi-
Joseph r. Mills and others Us. Isaac Kohn.
q Attachment Ct-.sr..t.E.I, te1 III
IN PURSUANCE OF A CERTIFIED
u copy of an order of the Court in the
above Untitled cause, issued by the Clerk of
said Court at indianapolis, Indiana, on
the 9Th day of December, 1865, !, the un7
dersigned, q. 8. Marshal for the District of
Indiana,i will, on Saturday. the I'D day of
December, 1896, between the hours of 8
O'Clock q. M, and O'Clock p. m, sell for
cash at public auction, at No. north
Water street, between Main and Sycamore
streets, in the city of Evansville, Indiana,
the entire stock of goods, groceries, confeo-
tionaries and other articles of said defend
ant, now in my hands, and which were
seized by me on an attachmentlin said
cause. ,it..,...,.T
The sale viii continue from day to day,
between the hours of o'clock g. M and
O'Clock p. M, (Sundays excepted) until the
entire stock shall be sold. Joa Oh Dn9 y
taet.t iiaibem 49, BEN SPOONER,
3 u. s. Marshal for the District of Indiana.
Dec. IL, lS66--decI2d till after date. ;nu I.
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There are some half a dozen Radical Re-
publican newspapers published in the
South, which are the acknowledged organs
of the g" dirty, mean whites and few
bad negroes. : Courier. s.a & j
5 The charming frankness of the
Courier leaves no room for specnla-
ton asr to its sympathies and proclivi-
ties. Il ..s......3aly3s.f aAttHn8gD e
4 In our extensive examination of
Southern papers we find none, even
among the most rabid of the fre-eat-
ing school, gwhoAspsak of their OPP
fponents, the Union men of that Sec
ton, as 8 dirty, mean whites" s
Southern Democratic editors seem
to have had the play cast so as to se-,
cure to themselves the more respecta-.
BILE parts. knowing that their North
ern allies are not troubled by any
scruples on the score of delicacy or
decency. q
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then WILLIAM HUToHINs of Maine,
and LEMUEL Cook of New York, have
died, leaving but one survivor of that
patriotic host which Washington COM
rnondad 3tetft
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STATE ITEMS.

The report having been spread abroad
'tnat, EQpsEAR,Nash bprne, OF IliHois, will
~oe-sea5d idSte 4H6r the chi edStat9 Senate
against Sudge TrumUu11, Mr.. Washburne
authorizes its distinct and pneqgivocal de-
s1Iiaf. sAFPFlt Il ASAaI va ID
The, Central CoRyantionoa Of the Diocese
of Indiana viii meetin, Christ Church, In;
IA xdtanapolisn op Wednesday and Thursday
-si1ipeeembsf 1T and lat The openiAg SER
vice will be Morning Prayer a sermon,
and they Holy Cemfpqniop. public
meeting win be held on "Wednesday even!
o. tg,SyIcqmi o. .assuiagd 70 dgrnsd -iGr
sViss55S' INV ,yifnummoo OIL .tst s,ft
Capt. R. M. Goodwin, OF Indianapolis
lates6f General Thomas p staf,Gha been
promoted 70 the brevett rRnk u, Major. and
Lieutenant Colonel by recommendation of
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tnMrDIED.

MeD0NALD.G-Ati three O'Clock, Deem
berA lot n JENNA, daughter of Capt James
DAYS. 'fi7S1ffa Z SfffT n s '11' ,' WV
ETThe fhhArai, will takei place Atolday, at
two o'clock p? NJ, from the resi-
dence or her father, on \ Chestnut
Street, between First and Second. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend.
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II
+ zEx1Gov. HOLDEN, in the Raleigh
Standard, frankly and urgently says
that the. experiment of Provisional,
Governments IN the South has been a.
failure. Mr.. HOLDEN, though but
lately an appointee of Mr.. JOHNSON
is impelled to declare that the Presi-
dent was deceived, and SO were his.
Provisional Governors. He even
more emphatically says that all hope
that existing Southern organizations
will concur in measures necessary to
restore the Southern States to the.
Union is at an ehd.a' 10 y
= BY way of comment ON Governor
HoLDEN's views, the New York 4iri.
95ilns Gays sHSIll Ho5 9nIlia2 ~ e
If Governor,and Editor Holden has rea-
Csoned from the character of Southern ,opin~
ion; as expressed in his exchanges, he has
reached his conclusions logically. II he
has read the messages of. the handful Of
ready made Governors who Just now vie
with eachOther in biliously rejecting the
bread of the Constitutional Amendment
as. o. very unsatisfactory kind of stone, he
might come to the same conclusion. AS
one of the mosEHhteIligent public men Of
the South, though not by nature a Radical,
Mr.. Holden probably utters the opinions
of the mass of the Union menfrom the
most compromising to the most inveterate-
ly loyal. his judgment is theirs in respect
to the permanent reconstruction of that
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There i is now but one Revolutionar,

There is now but one Revolutionary
soldier inscribed on the rolls of the
Pension ofice-SAM'L Downing, who
enlisted from Carol County, New
Hampshire, but who now resides at
Edinburg, in Saratoga County, New
York. In1861 there ereisixty- three
officers and soldiers of the. Revolution
on the pension rolls, of whom FOUR
teen resided in the Southern States
'andEnot since been heard from. In
1862 there were but thirty. survivors
of the forty1nine residing bfnf the
Northern States In,186Si there were
but 10; in 1864 but three. But since
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eaLATEsT NEWS

ihaSGold closed in New York, yesterday, at
l37s<. LET. =. itiit hif t1sil
al Yachts for the great ocean race left
Sandy Hook yesterday.
Sherman and Campbell are in Mexico.
Sheridan has placed sedgwick under
K0arrest. ! sN&fa Il .ef
General Ortega has been released from
his forcible detention at Brazos.
aMaximilian's baggage is.being shipped
to Austria. ~ Ho s@ y
st A destructive fire at l2l5 Division Street,
MY, on the 18th, caused the death of nine
persons by suffocation< k5ef .
One hundred thousand dollars is offered
for the thieves who robbed the Royal In
sufanee Company ON the 10th. >
BoutwelPs bill, for the sale of Governs
,msatgold, does net appeareto meet with
he approval of the Ways and Means Conn
.sItmittee. of a3IADlENr Toaafdt aaIyAH -
There seems to be 10 doubt of the early
,dpessage ofsthe Negro Suffrage BillfeF the
District'of Columbia. siisssnBsnob
A large and enthusiastic Fenian meeting
0Vof the Stephens wing was held atSt. Louis
on the 10th.
RE House biil relating e fneafnno vals and
~ Williams, GARFIELD, Kasson,9 Fink and
Rousseau, and amended by Hale who re-
On ported a bill from the Retrenchment CON-
y mittee on ttielsame subject. 9lH s9neef4 =
.,,,,l .Brainard ,Shrayok, Treasurer of the
br Pennsylvania, Building Association. has
q disappeared with funds Of that ,organiza-,
w. ton amounting to sll 200. 60 -,
bna The steamship Henry ,Chauncey sailed
.fHr,r~. Un~I 81. g..
wall. Among her passengers were three
-oshundred soldiers to reinforce the garrisons
sesl OF California. tsi4it fbll Oh baa .szIso
~ Panama advicesgive a gloomy account
nof'political affairs at Columbia. Masqnera
is attempting to hold his Office OF President
for life. AT public meeting he was as
sailed with the title OF Thomas I.
"A recent edict directs all mails to be sent
to local post Offices for distribution. This
viii cause delay in the transmission of
mails between New York and California.
The unsettled condition of affairs in GER
tain sections of Missouri has induced Gov
ernor Fletcher to call for twenty-four COM
panies of cavalry and ten companies of in
fantry, to be organized In regular way, to
preserve peace, protect citizens, and exc
cute legal process on all violators of The
law, f5rFffsff3.3 100 u
go at the municipal election in Boston on
the 10th, Otis Norcross, Republican, was
elected Mayor by S26 majority. There is a
Republican majority in the City Council.
The Treasurer of the State of Tennessee
has loaned the School Fund, amounting to
slls,250, toones Of the Memphis banks Gov.
Brownlow.in a special message, cans on
the Legislature to look out for 1t.
49, ~
General Butler has expressed himself OPP
elnposed to Congressional action controlling
or limiting the power of the Executive, on
the ground that such action. would un-
soafavorabl affect the Republican party
when change occurred in the personal of
the incumbent, rs 1 ~
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1 IT was recently announced that
there sswas movement on foot
among the Radicals of Missouri to
secure the rejection Of the Constitu-
tionals Amendment,J and substitute
.therefor measure looking to uniTer-
sal suffrage. The st. Louis Democrat,
referring to the subject, says the rati-
fcation of the Amendment is looked
upon as foregone conclusion. In
the late canvass, the Radical candi-
dates in the several Congressional
Districts, and their supporters, ex-
plicitly sustained it, and triumphed
thereon, and they do not think il
would be acting in good faith now to
reject it. ,...... -. -; .'...18q
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DaneT TSss' Of 1885 over ~ SO 81 3

Enerease OF 1896 over 1865. If S86,O06 O9
The above amount, namely, 81, 1885,, $50 q,
is TO be used in sustaining the schools for
the current scholastic year, namely, from
time Of opening the SCHOOLS In the fall of
1856, TO close of schools in 1867.
The following Indianas patent claims
were issued during the week ending Nov.
APPARATUS Tor Drying LEd6mmb esr- James
w. Hanna, assignor to himself and James
H. Osgood, Jr., Wabash, Indiana. d
Grain Dryer-John B. Evertson, Mount
Appafafas Tor for obtaining the Measure
for Ladies' Dresses-Curren K. Mcdonald,
Indianapolis, Indiana. .~ Il
/. Centrifugal Machine for Draining Sugar
II. R. Brown, Winchester, Indiana. d
I y Hook and I Eyes Jarnes b. Martindale,
/ Straw Gutter, Nv ID, schooiey,9 Rich-l
mold Indiana sf III efif1aI,flc9 IL 80 n
Mode of Throwing Shuttles in Looms
stephen c. Mendenhall,o Richmond, In
diana. Letters Patent, No! 9,SS. Dated
Hand Looms. ,sCsS Mendenhall, Rich
mond, Indiana, and Obed aud Ezra King
of Salem, Iowa. Letters Patent, No. 1888.
Dated November 9, 1852 r.
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would have been the sure harbinger
of humiliating defeat to a party es-
tablished On any other basis than that
of enduring, vital principles.
9 THAD. STEVENS has been true to the
Union party, and has served the
Union cause with all thepowers of his
rarely gifted mind. In SO doing he
has earned our respect; but we are
not Sc, bound to any. leader that we
shall hesitate to express our disap-
prevail of whatever inldt their off :
cial acts seems. unworthy their po-
sition or hesparty they represent
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General Thomas. for meritorious services
as Assistant Provost Marshal General Of
the Department of the Cumberland.
We learn from the Indianapolis Journal
that the trustees OF the State Normal
School. at their last meeting finding that
the proposed building will costa hundred
thousand dollars. perhaps more,t and
having but Fifty thousand over and above
the grounds on which the building is to be
erected srp9olved togo no further with the
work than the purchase OF lumber, until
the meeting of the Legislature. Eariy in
the session, the claims of the proposed In
stitution will,be presented, and, an appro-
priation of $50 ,OOd will be solicited for the
purpose of putting up the building in ac-
cordance with the plan now adopted.
The Legislature has made mo apprdpria-
tiJa, eBat 1t lis believed that the headsa S5O,1
600 will be appropriated.
The amount Of c6thnon revenue appors
toned to the yaHious counties of the State
for tuition for the year ending 1S65,is as
W. fsTfH d4HOE q sGOss 400 -
VI cootO0Z ~
The amount of Congressional
revenue was.............-..........H l54sB32 "
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% go sss-s1 IN
Common for 1865. :................. 627
but imated................ ....... l54, es2 "
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Gins xtrns uub Ntericp.

gle 10 Orleans, 5. SuIi. : Sic Dab
in Seras fieI rad ben Iebten geri@ten itarI
9esen Neserfimmre6t aus.
Wan beridtet nod INNER iiber 8dube-
reien uuO MorOe bur6 gleserruppen am &er
Silver.
Sen. gscubaoo Beiebte Watamora3 ar
Nteno beg %. nit $50 Wann. Die Stab
tuur iebr rubig.
> Wtan 9lautt, baB Santa Nuna ii6 bel ieiner
Bldnen auf bic &irdenpartei in MeritO ltlbt.
Gr fol- periprOden BADEN, Der Stride ibre BE,
isunsen 3uridseseben, tucsegen er barauf re6'
net, Oab bic 0faffem ibm sur @obl ais 8rdli.
bent perbelfen.
Wtur fdbrt fort, 3u reOrgaui1iren unb cOncent=
rirt Ieine 3ruppen. 9ie frun36Iide 8eiabung,
bic WatamOras rdumte, 1T in Sierra Gru3 an=
9etompen.
Sn San Souls be 9otOfi 1T cine IiberuIe
8epesung uusgebrO4en, welde bic 9tien>
buns ben Sruspen nab Oieiem Blase nOt6ig
ma6t.
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GerihtSherhQnOlnnaeu

@riminal9e ri6t t. : &idter 8plib; 8. s.
Utaul1b Staatsanpalt.
Gam. Seat IT,, wurbe we9eii gn9riff5 auf 8.
Sal1bletpu lit Die Soften perurtb eilt; Sarltletpil
oeS Nusriffs auf Seat ausefla9t, sablte oleidfaQs
bic @eridtsfofen.
Sobn 5patt, oes Diebfatls anseflaat, wurbe
freigelaiien, neil fein Sldger erl9ien.
Senrp Srooerif tpuroe i9ulbts befunbert, Elm
uuDroe1tltdeS 0ans gebalten 81 babeu.
@li 9Oparb wurpe be8 Ingriff5 auf Spiepb
Ycatt ldulot9 ~6efunben uno un1 S. unb Soften
ssftraft.
@rt. 8. Tapntan bes 4nsriffS auf George
8ei5mau algetln9t, mar rid)t eribienell IL. leine
Sitrgl9ait puroe fir ~perfa1en ertlirt.
&tAaro YrpOrS Sau, regsn 4nsriff5 auf @ll'
ma Young. purbe bis gum ID. nerl4pbeu.
Ofarp 8ilmeper, be3 OiebitablS an1efla1t, 0at
fitr ibr ~felnereS grldeineu 8%iit9ldaft. Sertag
bis Sanlstag.
StGDtif9eS Se5irf8gert9t.- Son.
Gidter Ileranoer.
Der &ertrepiGe Vaitpereilt 9e9en g. s. Mi1er
II. a. Oetret sum Serfauf 9epiflen @runpei5el1-
tbur18 All Der Weltleite BON @altleitr., berpfinoei
iitr eine sepiIie Sumule; 9eurp StOfbripge Gru
flee.
Gptparo 6. 3epler Ii. a. 9esen George &epier II.
a. Oetret gum 8erfauf zines eepiiie1 @ruub
ftitfeS all 81 Hacaltr. unb @rneunlug bon S 8
UtOrri8 gum SrnItee.
Sobn Utller II. a. 9esen Si6uep Snlitb II. a
Nrtrag alf etl Setret gum Gerfanf 9epiIlel
@ru1oet5el1tbumS.
Wtarp Shell 9esen Seurp 8asa +; @esen Ili.
ntente. 3pet 6dae.
Us al en@@erid t. - &idter 2lIopuu
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Wfrs. Nuaa M1ria 8aier mlrbe 3ur Ibn1iui
i~tralortn eeS gfa4laie8 BON Sobn 8aier erlannt
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80. @Onsree. : L. sttuns.

MofbtngtOn,6 6. Sult. SIN Sena'
bertGtete Gbmunbs pom 6anbelscDmtte 81
@1tnfen etnes eemetnIamen Counties fur Gr'
l~parntfie.
Gprague tppllte bic Ne~i solution anfne9men
suorua9 0ae 6OnOrar eeptfer @cmtte<Sterti
rb6bt wstssn fol-,
0aptS bon So. Ipra9 beftts ba9esen, tn
benz bic Glerts 8esnbIuna erbtelten, p9ne ct.
mas gu tbuu; Dtsle ieten MitslteOer Der Brel'
uno Ienbeten 8erldumpun9en 9e9en SOn9reB.
mttelieber in bic Delt btnaus. Man foul
le aus t6ren Stelen ja9en.
Se1enoen perlds etnen Bert9t pom @Unfe'
rtnsccmtte fir bic 2arbta. Na4 etnise,
DiscuItOn wurbe perlelte an9enUmmen.
SIN 5aue wurbe cine Bill uber 9en:
Iiunen fur bic Splpaten pom Sabre 1877
Derwurfen.
Darauf tparp bic Garifbtq pteper dmf9e.
npmmen, tno bas 6auS ma4te in Grlept9unE
Der einsslnen @urusrapbrn unb @menoementi
bepeutenpe Tcrt19rttte.