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FEBRUARY 81, 1867.

pairs, one clerk of class four, two clerks of class
4hree, two clerks of class two, aud one clerk of
class one; in the bureau of steam navigation, one
clerk of class three; In the bureau of provisions
and clothing, clerk OF class four, three clerks
OF class three, six clerks OF class two, and three
clerks OF class one; in the bureau of medicine
and surgery, one clerk of class four, and one
clerk of class three. And the amount necessary
to pay the increase of salaries herein provided
for, for the fiscal year ending the trteth of June
eighteen hundred and sixty y-sevcn. is hereby ap-
propriated out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That the
provisions of the act approved April twenty-nine,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, ''increasing the
compensation of inspectors of customs in a GER
tain ports," is hereby continued in force.
Sec 10. And be it further enacted, That in ad-
justing the accounts of Stewart Gwynn, under
and by authority of can act making appropra-
expenses of the government for the year ending
thirticth June, eighteen hundred and sixty-six,"
for printing presses, machinery, material, and la
Dor furnished and supplied to the Treasury De-
partment, and for expenditures under the autho-
rity OF the Secretary, the proper accounting Off
GERS of the treasury are hereby authorized to
make said adjustment without deducting for ex-
penditures made by said department, or under
authority thereof, upon said presses and machi-
merry for the purpose ofimproving and repairing
the same.
Sec. II. And be it further enacted, That the
sum of thirty nine thousand two hundred and Sc
venty-six dollars and fifty cents be- and the same
is hereby, appropriated, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated to purchase
Indian annuity goods for the indians parties to
the treaty of Fort Laramie and for the blaclfoot
nation, to replace those destroyed by fire on the
steamer Frank Bates, at Saint Louis, April sew
enth, eighteen hundred and sixty six.
Sec. IL. And be it further enacted, That in
case i'll which moneys accruing to the United
States from 'tnes, penalties, aud forteitures, or
other sources, have been enormously received
and covered into the treasury before the payment
of the proper informers' moieties other char
ges legally and justly charg[e liable against the
same, SO much money rs may he necessary to pay
said claims, admitted and certified in due course
of settlement, is hereby appropriated out OF any
money in the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated.
Approved, July %, 1866.
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A Coop W1FE.-A good wife is one
who puts her husband at the side of the
bed next to the wall, and tucks him to
keep him warm in the winter-splits
the wood-makes the fires in the morn
ing-washes her husbands face, and
draws on his boots for him-never
scolds-never suffers rent to remain
in her husbands small clothes-keeps
her shoes up at the heel, and her stock
ings darned-never wonders what her
husband sees interesting in the young
woman who lives across the way-never
slams the door loud when her husband
in speaking-and always reproves the
children when they eat up their fathers
supper.
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PINE LANGUAGE.-A Southern cor
respondent in one of his letters informs
us of novel and economical mode of
courtship in Florida. GAS you have
never seen the language of pine will
give it here. A gentleman wishing to
court a lady, and not wishing to face
the music in person, sends his lady
love piece of pine, signifying, 4 pine
for thee ; and she wishing to give
favorable answer sends in return a pine
knot, meaning, pine not;' or if she
wishes to say no, she sends burnt pine
knot, thereby signifying, 4 make light
of your pine
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A drunken fellow had wandered into
a Sunday school and took a seat among
primer scholars, when the teacher &C
costed him with. "Why, James, do you
know what condition you are in?" eyes,
mann in the gall of bit'ness, N the
bonds # 'niquity. Ask me some hard
quesh'ns."
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1t is officially stated that there are sixty
thousand members of the Grand Army of the
Republic in Ohio.
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AWSOF THE UNITED STATES.

Passed at tile First Session. ,ohicA toas begun
and held at the City Of Washington, in the
District Of COlumJia. on Monday, the. fourth
day Of December, 4. d. 1865, and ended on
Saturday, the tecenty-eighth day Of July, a.
d. 1862
PUBLIC ACTS.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President. LA FAYETTE
S. FOSTER, President of the Senate. LA
FAYETTE S. FOSTER was elected President
of the Senate pro temp0re on the seventh
day of March, and so acted until the end
of the Session. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
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EXCISE.
MEETING or TIE COMMISSIONERS.

MEETING or TIE COMMISSIONERS.
The Board of Excise held meeting Saturday
afternoon the President Jackson Schultz in the chair
Mr. Acton, Chairman Of the Committee on Applications,
reported favoraby ll3 applications 10 of which
from Brooklyn Mr. Eaton Counsel for the Board, stated
that the following lquOrdeaers would be sum
Oned for trial. at the next meeting Of the Board for
alleged violation ~ their licenses:
Charles r. Hamilton. No - Peckslip two complaints
JOS B Lewis No. 70 BleeckeTst. VIM Hartug No. 4S6
Canalst John Mason, No 375 FOurthave.; Franz Rich
terIch, No. IL Bayartst; Andrew Kapf One hundred
andtenthst.; Patrick Montague, No. 1926 Ihirdave
Daniel McGnn, No. 1872 Eighthave. James Hughes No.
81 Amityst.; John O'Donne No. 800 Greenwich-st. !;
Edward Kuhndel No. SO Bayardst Henry Gasselin No.
235 Canalst John GeOghegan No. 20l Ihlrdave Jacob
Detefs No 100 Stantonst; Peagus Wick No 23i Rtyng-
tOn.st. VIM. Smith, FOurthaye. and Eighty -ffth-st;
Henry Blisoh, Nos IL and 20 HOwads two complaints
Nicholas Half No. 2S3 Avenue A.; William Stoddard No.
a33 GreenwIchst Ernst Walters Seeondave and Seventy
nlntllst Mrs. Anna NJ. Flood No. al Washingtonst;
VIM Smith No. ls6 East Twelfth-st: N X. Bnme, No 202
Southst; Frederick Jacks No. 800 BroOme St; John d.
Schmidt No. 1856 East HOustonst Richard ORcllly, NO.
All Divislonst; Danl Cunningham, No IL Jamesst two
complaints.
on motion Of Commissioner Nfanerre, the license of Pat
rick T. Kennedy, ~ No. 1913 Third ave, which was
granted the 18th OF January last revoked, ana MS
application referred back to the Committee on Applca-
tons. 81,
Mr. Acton offered resolution 10 the effect that all
licenses that had been granted In 1866, which had not yet
been accepted by the applicants, should be reseded
which was adopted.
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THE onestion then REQUIRED ON /.

The question then REQUIRED on so. - NJ
rDMI1NIS and IL was disagreed toy tpehuHsnt vi MI
Mt EDNUNDS again moved his aInendiiS5. 80,
that one half instead 81 thrccfift's 'ha be P"uidJ
tovote on the question of ratification al the new st6
Constitute ion; which agreed to-1eas, "a; Nays ~
Mr.. BUCKALEW Dem, PENN moved TO amend 10y
striking Ou tic oath prescribed Tor each ltIsoh "plgS
for registration, and inserting IN iGa thereof lrovl59h
that the officers Of registration shall examine De qua
cations OF voters ana administer the necessary oath
Which was disagreed 10. .
Mr., CORBET'T Rep. Orecou) offered an amendment re-
ourng books OF egsratOn 80 be opened and notice 10 DC
given thirty days before the election in two public places
in each township Of the district The amendnen1 WIZ
agreed to- but the vote was subsequently eoonsu'io"
Mr. WILSON REP, Nass) offered an amendment rs
additional section that the duties lposed Wy ns ~
upon the commanding officer may oy ms c"e', %
Transferred to the GQySIn9r 0I tc r@scib by
formed by him, upon his taking LHe JAN -, -
the act Of July, 1862. Which was dlsegieea % ,b .oo
,oittee 81 the Whole ard reported TO The Senate
Mr. DRAKE Rep MOI renewed ;Iis ann udment- Voted
in escs state for and against STAKE Convention 10 form
Constitution and according 10 tb5 IesG ~ W
Convention shall or shall lot DC h1d lac ~
WI Mr. G0NKiING snoved to amc1d Mr.: brakes amend
rnent Inv nrovdinr that unless Inaorly ol w
tered voters vote for Convention, 10 NonNehE'n sh
be ere req AIR dodcd was rot IN order TO asend this
amendment after il had been asLeod 10. .,,o .o -,
MIR COSKIINIi then moved 10 reconsider the NoVe ny
The Vote was reconsdered, Mr. Conkngs amend
,oent was adopted and the aiaendnent OF Mr Drake
ss inns amended was then disagreed TOKENS IL,
N Mr. brakes amendment, given above, Was then
! Mr. TDMIINIS moved 10 amend by reanIlhg thaI q
aiorv of registered voters shan vote ~ lhe ficS'oh
~ ScoiiIp a convention which was agreed 10. .
MIR HOWARD renewed his amendment III tceo 10 the
oath contained the first section, Inc same liJ was
! ,,tad do,yu in he Committee % the WhOkc.
II was agreed 10. 49,. nth ,, 40, 4
drn ycster,ay requiring the Constitutions OF the States
Ia l,e reconstructed 20 provide mat at All eIeclonspy INC
| ,..onle the voting sllall be 10y balkt.
re amendment was agreed TO- Yeas p, Nays 10 hr
ON n,oon Of Mr. TRlMBULI, t< vote was rccOnsidefed,
and nv Yeas n. Nays %, IL was disagreed IN. ,
sir FOWLER, at lOi moved 10 adjourn which was ds
agreed to ~. -. ...-..i.o ,,,o
MIR SUMMER moved an amendment, as pfOvSo, mat
the Constitution OF each state shall require The establish
menf and maintenance OF system Of common Schools,
which shall be open all without regard 10 color Whch
was disagreed to-Yea. 20, Nays 20. Reps roman
small
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT or SEw.YoRK.."....MARoH
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Moneks MahnAn. Charleston. with mde to Living
stop Fox Encountered heavy gales nom b. to the entire
passage laid to "A hours.
SPOKEN.
Herman MISUNDERSTANDING north Of Hateras bound g.
DOMESTIC PORTS
PgApElPRIa 1.-THE brig James Crosby remained at the
Brekwster company with the schooner Mabel from
Rehmond for NewYork Amelia from Virginia, Oesta from
do Wright Tanger Julius Webb from Norfolk r. BOYD
from Baltimore b. r. Woosey from Virgins, Emily Clifford and - T.
Sckney Philadelphia H. p Russell from Galveston al ron new"
York are denned by the northeast wind and snow storm
BOsroN March l1Arsed ship Rainbow from PAdAng bhs hu
W. Hobrook from Cienugos Ada Car'ei nom
Bolton from Cniuegos EsqnnAur rom hH
Ahaaska. Auehat West from
Anceo from Cenfnegos Edith RON ManfAts H. n
Colorado from Port an Prince VIM neaon
from Havana
from Charleston Cyrus Foster w. Bedford Soerno and fn
rom iragoane. a., ,,..,.... .o,.
FoKrKrs MONROE March l-Arived steamship HaeraI rom
She reports having had heavy storm as lar uoNh Os
Island ,yvI .na t.s
sailed steamships Washington and PrOmeheus for Newiok aud Jas
A. GaTAy for Wilmington. AM. -. phn.1.i.
pha York brig VOORHEES, from BOSTON, sn
HAWKINS from NeV-iork
Sailed, eansh Saragossa for New'fork l.
FRANCIsco March 1.-THE steamship Moses or "o SAn ~"
arrived to day. -. N. ..u.1
BIrNoRI 1.-THE steamship Liberty Capt Bagno, sailed
yesterday with full cargo aud 70 passengers
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AUCTION SALE OF PsCTUREs.-The excellent col
lection Of pictures formerly belonging to Mr. W. PWrgh
Of W.ehawken, will he sold tonight at the LEEDS ATT
Galleries Nos SIT and SIG Broadway, where they have
hee for some weeks on exhibition This collection was
made with great care by Mr. Wright and contains many
vshrS,e pictures. fine example OF Gallat the best
example him. iEseed, n this country; good specimens
or laDlnet nd Rousseau; the original sketch OF DeIa
srolxs Dante 81. Virgil in the Fifth Circle one Oh the
few real ILLUSTRATIONS that have been made
thus far; BarwelPs "A3Opt,J Child" OF which Mr. Rus
kin, who praises lightly wIot "a welconsidered
Kentucky Home" Letters from Europe ten that pic
lures are hard to get with money in Ones purse
and that much money goes but little way. MI Derby
offers tonight opportunity 10 procure good pictures
that may again soon, and advise our readers
attend this sale
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n new force consisting of thirty able bodled men,
will he organized; al 10 be forced an0 put uhuer
strict discipline and drill. IN order TO secure inc
hest material for this service men are 10 ne seec'eo
from the different States aad sections Of the On'on
and generally upon the 'ocommendau'N o. ulc ieiIc
sentatyes of the lovd people No man IS TO ee ap-
rointed who does LOT present good moral character
and clear record and who rs not Wiling TO- ana can
not honestly AXE the lron-cIad oati' "i'n INC 0o"
,o..,.;onol temperance pledge attached.
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UNION LEAGUE CLUB.-It was announced TO the
members at their monthly meeting Thursday last, that
restaurant had been established in the Club House, sup
plying want long felt in It's social appointments This
viii be a welcome announcement To many who have been
deferred 10y the absence Of such convenience from Join
ing the Club and will probably lead 10 numerous appca
tous for the admission Of gentlemen from all parts OF the
country. who occasionally visit NewYOrk and Who
nonesdcnts are admitted on payment OF half the usual
fees.
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THE RECENT SEIZURE or SPANISH WHISTLE
recent seizures Of Spanish wines in this and other cities
continues TO excite considerable attention among mpOr
tes who state that they have cargoes ready for shipment
10 this country from Cadz but that the Y. g. Consul
there refuses Ia certify any Of the invoices they cannot
be- consigned This is considered 10 be great hardship
the trade ana in the event OF the present negotiations
with the t. = Consul not succeeding, IL il proposed TO
memorable the Secretary Of the Treasury the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18

SUICIDE OF AN Insane M,S.-An inquest was on
Saturday held by Coroner Wildey, at the GewYork Hos
pita the body Of Henry Walker, late nurse and la
borer in that institution who committed suicide on Thurs
day, while temporarily insane, by jumping overthe balus
tiers Of the winding stairway from the third 10 the nrst
floor He picked in inseDsibe condition, and
died Saturday morning verdict in accordance with
the facts was rendered. Deceased native Of Ire
land, aged a. years.
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE CRY TAX LEVY FOR lS67.-Both branches OF
the Common Council having adopted the City Tax Levy
for the year isG7 the Mayor approved the same on sau
day and IL was immediately sent TO the state Legislature
az Albany for tDeir action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-18

IL HoNoR OF ANDREW JAcKsON.-On Saturday the
national flying from the agstaffs of the City
Hall and Tammany Hall. And wherefore asked the
people. Replied the City Fathers; To-day is the
anniversary ~ the birth Of Andrew Jackson do we
not well honor the day z" And the people turned to
their cycopaeds and other standard books Of reference
aud found that the birthday OF Andrew Jackson was Oh
the 18th day Of March, ana not the lGhand they laughed
a the CITY EatheIa
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SUICIDE BY H,NGTSG.--At about . o'clock last
evening Johanna Harder native of Germany aged %
years committed suicide at her residence No ls9 Motst,
10y hanging herself to hook Ia the basement She was
Of very incorporate habits and Is supposed tO have com
nitted the act while labOring under III Of insanity
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SwIII. MrIK.-The case Of Morris Phelan, accused
by Mr. BcTgh Prcsdento Of the Association for Prevention
of Cruelty TO Animals, within lltreatng cows at his
stables OF Sbilmanst., and Park-ave Brooklyn
was 10 have been argued by the opposing counsel
Saturday afternoon before Judge Cornell, at the City
Han, Brooklyn. Owing to the sickness Of Mr. Charles
= Spencer counsel for the plaintiff postponed till
this morning at 10 o'clock. Before u. s. Commissioner
Bette Saturday afternoon James Doran upon being
examined reference TO distllery lately seized in
Thirty nuth-st aud Tenth in this city, said that he
had fed 900 swirl in stable adjacent TO his
premises.
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PERsoNAA.-Thc Count de Nontholon, son of the
late French Minister aud Capt EtOn London, are at the
Brevoort House. Sir w. q. johnson, Bart and Capt
Johnson Montreal ut the Fifth ave Hotel Gen. Ira
Spsuldng Utica, is the Clarendon Hotel. Brig.Gen
Hsrtwell T. :. A. Is ut the Metropolitan Hotel. Lieut.
Adams 9th Kegiment British Army, IL at the Everett
Heuse.
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Orr THE TRCK.-AtI o'clock p. nj. yesterday the
locomotive attached 10 New Haven freight train, while
coming down. ran of the track at Fourth aud one
hundred aId WcUty ftlSt, aud upset. No War 40
Jul(d. 1Lc locomotive NasBlgbtiJ Gamasth
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New SYSTEM OF VENTILATION; by Henry A
Gouge pamphlet Tree. Address HESr A. GorGE, No 2
H. N,.s.N nrl
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CONSTITUTION WATER Is Certain Cure TO
abetes a1d all ds,a,s ofhe Kidneys Depot No 40 Chnst T.
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lAhuoancemenisl
MARcn WINDS ON THE COMPLEXION.

March u,hes 81 ckles and blne wells The ne OF
,Ep. EsAL PARIS" ~i dispense with the last ard Erp we
, rur. white The skin cannot eeAe OF Van
Email De Paris Is continued so by an hrs
,ss Brs Performers and Ladies Hadressers and BY L. IABkAu
~. EInAaNAY.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
cs and kes, Made Clothing for tents BOYS a
Youths and learn the present prices
BKoKAw BROTHERS, No 81 Lafayette pace
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PYGE's O. X. SoAP-IIard and not liable to imprr
dent a II recommends Itself Try H. Sold by gTocers eTeyv mere
Depot No. $50 Washington 81
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CONFIRMATION SERVICES Al ST. PHILIPS tCoT-
oRED) CnURCH.-The sacrament OF confirmation, accord
ing To the rites Of the Episcopal Church. was yesterday
afternoon administered to 20 caechumens, by the Very
Bev Bishop Potter Of the Diocese Of NewIork at the
Episcopal Church Of ST. Philips tcoored IN MulbeIysr
In edited and interested by the ceremonies The sermon
preached by the Rev Samuel Hoppln OF Camprldge
Massachusetts, who took his text from the FIRST chap
ter OF Paul 20 the Ephcsians After the conflrmatoIy
services had terminated the Rev Bishop Potter delivered
yev eloquent and appropriate address those just
frncd and concluded the services with the Episcopal
bcnodicton The Rev. DIR. Johnson OF the IheOoglcal
seminary the Rev DR. Ss OF the Church OF ST. Ambrose,
the Rcy Dtnnson pastor OF St Philips Chureh, anu
the Rev. John Peterson, assisted III the services.
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DIVINITY, LAW, or MEDICINE-To which of
thee prof ors adapted In which ecell BY having
correct chart by Messrs FOWLER WELLS No
q 9 broadway, you may learn What yon can do best
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MERtANTIIE l4IBkANi Ihl-N'h NihT''
class beginners forming under The care o. iTot NC
O,,t Thorough instruction given and the pupil taught 70 speak
the French language dnen The fee only 70 o ~ lessons Apply
at the desk OF the Library IN AsorpL
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Nrw-YoRK SUNDAY-SCHooI INsTIrUTE.-The series
Of meetings Ia be- held for the benefit Of this Institute
WAS begun last night at the Dutch Reformed
Church corner Of Fifhave. and Twenty nnthst by the
able sermon OF the Rev. DR.. T. l.. Nermlye when was
",r..dinply interesting, aud listened To by large
audience There will he meetings every even
iup duung the week, at which the following
Eminent cIergymen will lecture The Rev DR.. Vermye
Tying. Crosby Chambers Robinson, Tying, pr, ,Gahse,
Eur kiand Paxton, Anderson Sabine, ana also Messfs
Wells Pardee smith, Calkins and Hart Inc INTRO
ductory address THE object Of sunday Schoo teaS
in" Will be delivered by Dr. :. H. Tying ~ -, tnls
evening and the indications that the entire series
viii be well attended. These exercises wiz NC h!sniY
and instructive 20 SabbathSchool supIlLteH
cnts aud tcachers and all interested III the SaDDa'n
School are INV tied 10 attend
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Mt HOWARD, az $50 o'clock, moved 10 adjourn Dis
agreed tO-1eRs, ~ Nays -
Mr. TIL MBUlI. asked the Senate to forbear making
speeches, nut 10 vote upon amendments As they we're OF
fered. II this done the bill might be passed In an
hour.
MI MORTON rep, Iowa. moved 10 amend the fourth
section 80 That the Constitution shall he adnptrd when
voted FOR by majority Of the cast al tie election
Agreed tO-Ycts p Nays. a.
Mt EDMUNDS rep, VI moved amendment that
AZ least ueeflhs Of The registered voters shall vote O
the question Of ratification.
Pending the discussion on This amendment
Mr.. CAMERON Gtcp. raj at y. ~. moved that tho
Senate adjourn. Disagreed To.
Mr. tAhEKON moved ~ Executive session. which ~.
0lsaIl ted ~.
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MI FOWLER Rep, Tenn favored the amendment.
The amendment was then disagreed To. Reps roman
Dems., ltallc JOhmsOnltes. sluall cans.

Mr. SUMNER moved 10 amend the fourth section so
that Instead OF the words that If according said re-
turns the Constitution shall be ratified by majority of
the votes OF the electors quail fled herein specified &C."
II shall read That IT, according TO said returns the Con
EttutiOn shall he ratified by majority of all the Of
the electors registered as herein specified"
After lengthy debate, the amendment was disagreed
fO--N IQ. Nava Ok
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