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OF Columbia. The President has signed
the postal appropriation bill.
mission.
Mr. Manning, agent of the New Eng
land Branch of this Society, was present
on Sunday, =. NJ and delivered an adj
dress in the Congregational church in this
village. The congregation of the Meiho-
dist church united in the services. The
opening prayer was offered by Rev. Il.
Eaton and the closing one by Rev. Mr..
Squicrs. Mr.. Manning gave a brief out
line of the origin and history of the COM
mission, its objects and operations thus
far. The national organization is at
Washington, and there are eight branches
in the different parts of the country. These
branch societies are sub divided into nu-
merous small societies which are self. sus-
tanning and to u certain extent independ-
ent organizations The constitution is the
same in all. The object is to plant and
sustain common schools among the freed
men and needy southern whites There
are 500 teachers and 700 schools in act
i've operation. Over 100000 colorcd
persons and many whites have already
learned to read and write by the aid Of
this and other kindred institutions since
the war commenced. Among other cx-
amples Of the success and usefulnes of this
commission he mentioned the colony at
Davis Bend established by Gen. Grant
about the time of the taking of Vicksburg,
Which is now not only self sustaining but
is repaying government for rations issued
to them in their need. lie also mention
ed the large deposits in Freedmen's Say
ings Banks. But we have no space for
further details. After the address So
cicty was organized by the election of the
following named officers:
P.eSnient--S Il. Rockwell.
Iice-Pfeatlent-NIrs. A. Beckwiih.
.Secretny-Mrs. NJ. Mcacham.
T'casmer-L. L. Knapp. ......
A board Of collectors will be reported
soon. We append the Constitution as
read and adopted:
ART. l. This Society shall be called
the Frcedmen's and Union Aid Society
ART. 2. The object of this Society
shall be to aid in the work of improving,
by education and other appropriate
means, the condition Of the freedmen, and
in connection with them, other needy and
neglected classes in the Southern States;
and for this purpose, it shall be auxiliary
TO the New England Branch of tho
Freedmens and Union Commission.
ART. 3. Any person may become
member of this Society by contributing
not less than to its Treasury.
anu Sibiiub tiio SOilStitutlOI
ART. 4. The officers of this Society
shall be President, Vice President, Sec
rotary and Treasurer, and Collectors;
these officers shall be elected annually,
and together shall constitute the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Society.
ART. 5. The duties of officers shall
be respectively such as usually devolve on
such officers in similar organizations.
ARr. 8. The annual meeting of this
Societj shall be held on the - day of
All other meetings as the
Executive Committee may direct.
ART. Z. This Constitution may be
amended by vote OF thirds of the
members present at any meeting of the
Society, notice of such amendment having
been given at previous meeting.
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o III &e9ister;
WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1896.

70 AdvertIsers.-All communications, adj
vertiscments or notices for publication must lie
handed in previous to II \. NJ. Mondays, to Sc
cure insertion, we are Obliged to go 70 press at
in early hour ON TUESDAYS.
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PUBLIC OVERWHELMING.

Shcaring of As Ycarlng Ewes and
two-year old Ram at a. l.. Bingham's
strengthening Festival, May 23l, 1866,
at West Cornwall, Vt,
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The Hair Restorer that gives the best salts
faction is PESTACHINE Used and sold every
where
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IICHTy UUUuIICH, UVO. 7 OTtCT,
Amlsa s, Tracy,
The Committee of Arrangements arc
invited to meet at the Addison House.
Friday evening, June |, at o'clock.
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" ERMONT EXPRESS.

\ ERMUNT ENPRESS.
scriber, near Cornwall Center, for the accommodate
ton Of Stock Breeders, the present season.
He was sired by old Black Hawk, his dam bv
Morgan Tiger. He is Of II Mahogany BAY color,
moves very strong, and weighs over eleven
hundred pounds.
TERMS. to ensure, IS
ROILIN A. FOOT.
Cornwall. May 10Th, 1866 s:ans
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NOTICE.
~ This is to certify that have. this dav.
given my son, John Dwvrc, his time during tn,
remainder Of his minority, and ] shall neither
claim his earnings or pay any debts Of his contract
ing after this date.
PHILIP DWYRE
South Starksboro' Nav 10, 1866, S;Jws
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- PRING HAS COME WITH ITS
Fashions, and would say that am ready
to do all kinds Of work. such as
DRESSES. CL0AKO And CHlLDEN'S CLOTHES.
done in good style, at short notice and at
sonable price.
Also SEWING MACHINES for sale, celebrated
Lock Siich,) SlS
Please call AMI examine in Nichols Building,
over James Z. Negus
JENNIE HATHORN.
Middebury, May 22d 1866. Saw
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ESTRAY.
II Entered the enclosure Of the Subscriber,
Light Sorrel two-year-old Mare Colt. The owner
is requested to pay charges and take her away.
u. ID. TWlTChIIL.
Mnldlebury, May Is. 1865. 7;3w
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THE NATIONAL GAME,
EAesisior OF Brooklyn ". National Of
Washington. -. 4.

soHs 80 -
The Reception Committee Of tho Excelsior Club waited
tho Nat lonai Club the As,or House on Thursday
morning and took tho visiting Club IN charge Several
open carriages Ind been provided by the Excelsior Club
and at about half past O'Clock the party some sir,y
number started trip along the Long Island shore
road On tho way they stopped Al the Mayors once in
Brooklyn, and the Wash ngonians scveray intro.
dced They then drove out 10 Fort Hanhton and Bath
and the latter place received and Handsomely
enterian ned by tho Pacific Club OF Now Utrecht Leav
ing Bath the party proceeded TO Greenwood Cemetery
ana visited the tomb OF James Creighton They then
drove tho residence OF NJ. Wychod exITealurer u
tho Excelsior Club, and partook Of entertainment
they drove % the Capolne Grounds u prepare for The
event OF tie day A. they drove into tho lnclofuro ay
greeted With hearty paudits from thousand male
and female who had assembled 10 witness tho game.
Among tho guests Barney Williams, Mayor Wood
sheriff McNamec and several Other notabo-. Al ABOUT
half past three O'CLOCK, vi being in readiness the game
waa opened by tho Excelsior In style which, n tho
score below will chow, made the wok fOr The National
decidedly up hill. Williams suffering worry much from
Injuries to his hands received during the two days,
and IN the sixth innings while stopping swift ground
ball from Brainerda bat Spit hia hand between tho
humb and forcnger Of the left hand and obliged
10 retro; Alden taking ha place For general play
Crane fearce, Norton and Lcegett, 81 the Excel
sior deserve notice and Of the National Fox stldiey
Berthong and Hodges, tho last mentioned taking
difficult limo bali on tho Ny at nrst base The fielding
general thing not quite up 20 tho mark but tho
batting very good Fox hitting aplertid ball 10
centre ded, which hc mod clean home before
tho neid0rs bad aGhed the bali, AT the cnse Of tho
all hands adjourned 20 the Mansion House where
entertainments bad boon prepared by tho ESrclsof
Club a scale novor before attempted by any single
bail club Song, sentiment aud ei3q4eaCe ruled, tho
utmost good feeling prevailed aud every body Wa do
lighted The following IS the score Of Thursdays
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NEW JERSEY NEWS.


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National al Warrington. Va. Gotham
Of NeM ! ork.

Tho eio,in. coatesl between tina. champions % The
so "a and tic clubs Of this state NJ Yesterday
the groauiJ. o. the Gotham Clap, at Hoboken. rhe
National Cub driven 70 ths grounds in largo stage
drawn ~ o!eht horses, under tho direction Of tho
Gotham Club aud a, half past thtee O'Clock tho game
comni-nefd. with tho National 10 bat The contest
throughout very Interesting notmlth staadng tho
lact mat the Wash.nE tonan8 deprived of the
* f1or - their best pay~rs On hn par, ~ TO
Shtonai lterhung deserves rotlCo for exceedingly
dlsc;.i, each Oh a foul bal IN bound AMI god
tor9i-s the bat eud also Parser Tor
g401 SEEDING Eeeoci base and Mclean
1t third base, Ufrli ror ninety captured
long ny ball At centre neid 1ofmaa, play rgt hoid
All Hodges fur good base play AZ the Grit. ~ tho
Gotham Cub Mehl for several beautiful ny catches ~
Ut ~ ~ C9nnoll for hne aoidng and base pny a. tic
thf nud leading al the bat GegTge, fot good play
catcher Good pccd. Tor Aaa hei1las aai bNs play Mt
tlla ond, and Beada ai tie rrt md SbueFes. Tor
good hcidiug and hnpcsDme catca ~ iuo hn tfsln
STUD bat At short stop, deserve especial npuco Tho
pncl ~ wa very eGectge, AMI but fcw m. aga wors
mate
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had been sssassinated erroneous The person mur-
Charleston, who has been in political life He was
younger brother Of the ex-senator
COTTON GROWING IN CALIFORNIA.
The Committee OF Agriculture just samples
OF cotton from II D. Dunn OF San Francisco California
One Is sample OF Tahiti grown cotton from island
seed The quantity raised in 1855 was about two hun
dred thousand pounds, the whole OF which exported
to France and England The other sample is OF Caror
MIA grown cotton from upland short staple seed grown
in Los Angeles county BY Livingston and Chester who
gnned some twenty thousand pounds
INDEMNITY TO NAVAL OFFICERS.
In the case OF the United States ships Congress and
Hatteras sunk in Hampton Roads the Secretary q tho
Navy sometime since decided that. under the late law
granting officers OF the navy months pay indemnify
for effects lost the officers OF these vesses.wero
titled TO indemnity Tho Secretary has reviewed this
decision and has instructed the Fourth Auditor TO allow
indemnity TO the officers OF these vessels as in other
cases. whether claims have been presented and re-
jected or not
RECOGNITION OF CONSUL
Morz Won Baumback has been recognized by the Pre-
sident as Vice Consul for the Grand Duchy OF Baden At
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
STATIONERY CONTRACT.
Messrs. Philip soomons, Of Washington, have been
awarded the contract for supplying stationery to tho
Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue ana
other bureaus
INDIAN TREATY.
The Choctaw and Chickasaw delegation have assented
to the Senate amendments Of the treaty recently con-
cuded with them and all that necessary IS the pres!
dents signature to become a law.
THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS.
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Y
brushes and my e oa "a nds sa On
provided for ory per osaam 1 al saorrm on
I namsth iory p. ossinm - yaloem On india
oer not herein o,hsrxe presided =, a "a VAL
aed thru inches vide or over an cssts per neal yard
n b AID o fa 1a ~ ~ o aa ss 81
provided Tor twenty hive cents er every ia yards and MY
India rubber ana oSer materials eambned sf.y i've e@nt
per dozen and nfsy centum adyalorem umbrella md
parasoi elastic ties dole ATTY
sarem, on manufactures Of gutta percha and all
used submarae teegraphicor oher purposes my Ger
sen,an a. ofemi on marble white saaar oroostelle
e eoe o i9o nye PEI cent ad yalore o. tened
w Si provided Tor IN bloc rough @ squared one dollar
ihed, marble chimney pieces ansa other
sb and ss s gr s sst c a. ao, n "a marble
centnm al yslorem nickel forty cents per pound,
POUND = On e sa s9Ppe ana on ,e oy srn pr
pound on manufacturers y nickel u which nickel shan
ores II nickel and cobalt ores ten per cenIam
aod 81 two s Ind S e e"a a aa or
Ss u pe PG s Tne e o pes a u a a m
csndng II, gc,am 40 yalorem on Nod pencils not a.
e e1d Of "a Other ma,er @ cents aud thirty
quarters inches il length An additional dSy of IN same
onnt for every additional and three quarters inches in
coMsvNic.rIoss PROM THE SECRETARY or rE wrEuoR
SECRETARY WAR.
. Inc SPEAKER IA before the House letter from the
secretary Of the Interior ia reply 70 the House resolu
ton Of tho 10Th Of May. in relation the Of
Committee Patents
Also ommuncation from tho Secretary Of War in
relation 10 comnnaion Of rations o. prisoners OF war
winch was referred 70 the Committee on Appropriations
and ordered q be printed.
MAxrYAcrraRes AND THE T1Rirr
Mr. u MILL pre- ented the petition Of the morocco
manufacturers Of tie city of Philadelphia asking that
the Tariff act may he 50 amended protect thor
manufacturing interests, which ofrei to the Com
mittee OF WAYS nrd Means
Al half past four O'Clock the House TOOK recess IN
haf-past seven
EVENING srssfox
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was rendered nsonsse by thcc,, yesterday 'orsnsos
vhlls walking from Hoboken 20 Jr,ey CITY H.
attended by meiicaf gentleman Who succeeied afts
hour restoring hin 30 CONSEQUENCES II u iasrs1
thai many other 81 he kiud II turn 10
after the continuous heat N yesterday.
ARaKsr % sUsrK0rRp HoasK TnxY "A German
named Herman Holland arrested yesterday morning.
by Deputy shera stroller sasp ~ stealing horscs
saddle and rndio found In hts Possession as utsr.
Identified notorious Ind vidasl from Actnchin
Now Bfun~wick Tho horse was stolen from o.
heckc Of that place who has had three horses stoca
frnu hin within three weeks Tho accused under
arrest ago charged with setting ro 70 barn.
bal "a dlrehersod tho absence Of evidence 70 ncut
pate him. ~ hstd on this OCCASION for enaSas
nation
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Il also con,alns "a weeA . Later News from Europe.
With fll details o. the 0parng .ihe Great Haropsaa
Conflict, tho Ministerial Cfra 10 England the Military
Revolt In Madrid tho Fsnian Situation. 40 Highly
Interesting Intelligence from Warrington, with fiii
report " tie Pf0coeIEgs Of Consfeaa oar SPECIAL cor
respondents account % thr CoEfluJa AMI Tatmon, u
tho FonAn Prisoners eosansd Toronto Tho Addr.ss
u the Fcnlsn Senate from thor hsadq srters ,hs
city 10 ths Brothefh0oi, TIE ougu u tho Names u
the States, prepared fls tho wnxtr HEnALp RE
Celebration 81 the FOURTH ~ July Editorials %
leading events tho Clrrent Ness y tho dAy
Foreign Gosap Interesting sporting Intelligence Mad
cal and Theatrical rcviaE FOR no week woekly rsvio~
Of the Agricultural sitns,ion With qutGnty ~ in.
tore alng matter f.s Farmers ami AEteuluusta, Lite.
rary, Scientific All ArtlAc reading Fane,ies Fscss
Valuable royiewa q tho cattle Horse v Goods, soos
and shoe, Moncy md Commsrrial Nntsts. AGyeru.s-
mems and lnts ~ al import 81 tbs resk
Ncw Huhaoribsn y, The wgsSLY HsaALo can obtain
the back hu4abara containing Ne tav STORY. THr
DIAMOND Ca0B@
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San CAss or DaDwsisu.--k boy uAnSsd John caaon
aged fourteen, caest wosoy Ga.ason coun seor
al llW, o. Nassaa street. New York ~As drowned On
THURSDAY afternoon, while baalng ncartAe Haokenaask
bridge tho Norris and Esger Railroad 10 was 90
compnned by only boy ant his clothes be n, found
at the briuk 81 the liver recognized and carried
the residence OF ha parents who thus eyei the
intimatton Of the aaf event Graphing employed
near tho SPOT yesterday morning AID tho body
cred. Singular TO state, III. companion kept silent
the matter aud 4 only when the boy mis- a
the afternoon that suspicion drccs the searching party
20 tho spot whore tho clothes were found.
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WGsHfSCroy lilly q 1893
Tc reading o. the Journal o. yesterday spenssd
with
rHe INDIAN ArrR0pFIAris am.
The Senate amendments 10 lie indl.n Apys9y ai.3n
bi skcn from Tho Speakers table ant referred u
ne Committee Appropriation
rusosAL xrrLAsAros ~ ~ srvEv.
NF srrvy,s, lrepl o. "a, .ug 70. leave %
personal erp.auatrn facd fot rttgaioa ID the ~ ~
made Aonc remarks VI connection with the aistereni
ol Mr. IL blouc n tLs speech OF Mr. Harms 10
Nh.ch asscrtG tuat The &c Mr. HerrA ard ~
Mr. stnt ess In rcgaTd 70 secession c0incdd He fMr
Sevensl denied that during the four yesrs ~ TIE
the Rebellion ctatea Ii any ferwe tie Irior
pxssuys r.s ~ 1914
TIE b. reported act frey " NJ C0Trgta, rom TIE
Committee ~ InynMa Pensions grA4ng pen#ions W
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Negro TroubI.s Ia Tennessee on tho
Fourth or July.

klsnyuE Jpiy s, 1870
The Fourth celebrated here ny ultaber Or p,a.
nicS
Tho loyal portion Of tie community A.embled a, BAs
leya Grove and Addressed by Horass Maynard ana
others Several prominent gentlemen wero prosenL
Tho negroes held celebration AZ Fort Gllen, which
was broken ~ by party 81 soldiers u tho fltth rc
mcnt ~ cavalry.
General rak received \. despatch Last night frosa
smyrna, on the Northern Contrn railroad asking Tor
detachment 81 troops 10 qus disturbance between the
citzens nsd negroes
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Poctry-~"wHr rroraH Mr FopKrF,ps wnsKLxs
Now, IA 1uE aATH AID stnus u EFtfsips."
adapted TO the Pre- aIent tavsss % Death
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper rnd Hest Lite
rnry journal IA the Country.
The wrENlr lieeNp for tho ptas7a, yeas. uos Ts,iy
| Contains a continuation u
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"rHE DIAMOND CROSS.
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Elastic stocking. Hase caps. TFsssss.
~ st.ayER ~ Ass sssst
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Tn. r.r,rro cosrn--o>- q, v,crs O, rrr-uHa-
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Ttorsess LatL ~tttfh sewing u-~htn.s-
N.sf lh 49, NsfEa. Nt.4NA# @NNth8 - NtNA
tVMFAAb. ~. Mrat8@e#
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ny GrEAr sr1Ry ~ AsuMcAs SUcKrr,
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su rrtrss IN th~ Hoyal Havana aas
ptHef Ia~. tf#f 1ntfFref asset frfalrNatf.a rtrn
4Atuk htatvf Tal j. pafwRr
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rfor- Nesrtng ,rarhfns ,oruprny Elias
WUNE yf FltNfsfl ~ htssa~F. AFsFts ssaht
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tristador0'a HAIR Dys-rhe Nest ryss
s0et1.AafN NeasesA. east ltts# 80 ~ "a. ~
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A-The Lone star Ilntsntnt
CiRKn kAfN utkk4NF%
1ikEA NNtENAf.aA.
CURES hTVAfNN AMN NWrt fwA.
tiNfH ttT8 AaD MOUNDS
tNhtA akt t "a faI 90 g. TO- 8Hf .t
frrc ~ eants - ssals @s@ ~ saats I.sf sais
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~ / HAVE NEyAe MARRIED.
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Alpaca ssehs. co. Duck Costs, 81 E.-
tlfe snit e. WtNas Dos Yeats g. 80 vtry
e4s+t NlAHk rs. IA 49, IEk W4AA.as siFrgt
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AZ legal Lottery SriAss Cs,hsd. Draw
.4H4A#t t.t .ftraf0 rh#l
. y nL.AHtlt y w. - y v
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Rsuefsbtf = sssh@esrs ustf stsF~.
~ .WtE. ttsf 81 es stsfs. .a~agtH 80 - -
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waurrs Errp~ar 'oR rnr v.alr nErAlo.
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The Senate met NJ seven y ~, anu proceeded. D.nrt
log 70 resolution ~ yesterday the consideration
vi prit ate hills from tho Committee IN cusiOns
4 number % bills grating pensions % widows aui
wounded sold ars ~ the late war were passed
bin passed granting pensions % provost mar
ahsls and assiar provost marsiBla wounded, pr q
tleir herr II killed, the former captains aud the lat
Or AZ Ioutcnants asO swing tao dollars each per month
adult onA 81 the widows ~ soldiers for every child
der sixteen years Of dependent upon them for sop
port
tournod
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sr WILLIAM BARNET pmLLra
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

wAsHrSorov lily ., 1893
= reading o. the Journal Of yesterday wu spenasd
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p,,,s' r~pssr rts pians ppmefav Ttia~ rsatsri.
saedaa y ra e.,e i a%.a Rana, ..vy;r ss,a,lt
Sp.en' gra A MR.. N I,e y n = ''"o' o.
NArs-Messra Au.oua, Andei san, B.Arr. BenlAm.a.
B3J 81 Buckand. rlafka ohio 1oafaA, cnss, COLON
G'os,bftnnrr gd7ef ntting ~ y ffsrdlar tl tatcs
ilays. nexan, he.mes. hamphrsy, Ingsf.on johnson.
shaf SesiurE Mckee, Nsfear Myers sblsrk Npsil -,
I'll l''1 $780, sfsp. r.ber fsv.aY T IA nasn
Tnd.l washhnui nd Wentw6sth, Wh.aaA AT Al
oosaoraAilas d, rar rAurr a., REarsrp
The Holsa then went into Comm i,iee " the Whole
Mr. scoAeid thu char, and resumed consideration ~
tne TAIN BIN having hff ordered ~ sveu.nN s.cn.
Tho amendments pending 70 thc paragraph arias
marble we're relcetoi
polished marble Increased ifU 10 70 10 pr ard
q new paragraph aidef tuYinx Marie Alsha and "a
onr doar per cubic fyo' anf 70 ccnlup Al ai9rrm
Mr HrRaAED. uep y Conn, moved u sEike oat the
paragraph tAxlug nlrkQl
M GlsYgrtD moved 10 amend to para-rrph W
max ins the lu.y - nickel twenty Dye gsr cenufA "A
yaiercR
hr NooRHrAn, .rcp ! n "a movrd 70 amend " 10
Grazing lie d4tg ffa forty Il arg etnt pef p-nAf
4 cpAtdcrabic debai" sprnng ~ participates ID ~
Mesar. Eubbafd X conn 0afarid Northeaa, kasson,
Morrill, aud stevene All the awerfmtnis err rsfrted
snd ttc paragraph stands y reported NJ us CniA..ice
o. motion X Nr Trsvn Wood ronrl' a'tei ' II eai
wcre taxet ntty per snd nv - tehtu
"a valofem 90 each engih q slE ani tt- atare-'
ncho~
Tl~ Commute ro.s after i,sposus n lie ta,igs -
port 20 " tho bil ~
90 cors ire s..t snmann,ariursf is--'e 81 sa' -
n -ors@ .o ~ .y.is.s Mi. y 49,. :, s
eerts rer tioafsna - iet ryaas ard saisat aassf
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s, s,g s,s.- vs. saa., ~ .. W. -n,, y. ~
rgDu1fd ihxt 10 are efaknrA saAN ~ .a1Hef 4 'Fs
II. \. s Il ~ .r-.s, 49,. 49,. wt, ',s - vt T.
herein utherwt pN lAt fs.. ttt p*f tsat1fa 4. ste
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