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Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

-" One of the largoet and finest assortmcnts
Of dry goods OF every kind, quality and dcsrrin.
ton, ever brought 10 this town. has been raccn
II" "pcrcd Mt the store Of AR. Samuel T.. Srl,ir-
del, who is also fortunate in possessing the SER
les of n model salesman We refer TO our flinrd
Mr. llr2 ,kiah Long. Crll aud sec him if Won
desire to bcs,uitcl with any thing sn ne Ilry
goods line. NJ. Long is host in himself and
,,iFN olicn"sS satlnliii'y aud Through knowledge
-. w., business ami an'cS nsn saIcsnan. 'are wei
MI" "."T ,, " ', Appreciated by his friends through
n"t L;,', ;I 'rhosc name Legion. Success
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

Ey-rhe beautiful Spring weather that
we have been enjoying during the past
week has already exerted its magic in
fuence upon the editors soul. We feel
disposed to bask in the sun; to listen to
the.melodies of the songsters of the grove,
the gay and happy harbingers of the ap-
proaching summer, to inhalc with delight
the fresh breezes of our heauteous rApril
mornings and often have we felt inclined
when commaning with our own Thoughts
to exclaim in the words of the poet:-
TIP! up my..Fricnd, and quit your books, i
Or surely you II grow double
Up up my Friend, and clear your looks;
Why all this toll and troublcs.?"
But alas for IN editor there is very lit
lie rest, and still less opportunity to in
dulge in poetry and sentiment.
Though We believe with Wordsworth
that.
''Onc impulse from vernal wood
May teach you more of man,
of moral evil and of good
Than all the sages can"
yet VIC have very seldom the time and
opportunity to observe and profit by the
teachings of nature, however much VIC
may long Tor them.
Very pleasant and profitable
to body and soul is it to lay aside
oecasionly ..the dull routine of our every
day life, colnHuae for while With Nature
and her charms, that bounteous Provi-
dence has so profusily scattered around
us, but these pleasures are not fol. the edi-
tor to dream Of.
To him Heaven must be indeed blcs.
sod place. should he by some singular
chance ever manage to get to that bl esscd
abode.
There, and there only, can he hope
fora place of rest. where the embarrassing
and t'rmenting cry for "more opy,
from the waiting derH by his side, swilI
greet his ears no more
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

%1a- The following important Joint resolution
passed by the last legislature OF MARYLAND and
signed by GovenoI Swann is a matter of impor
tance 10 every rcndcr:--
Treasured, that it is the opinion of this body
that the rrorlcssof Washington county can hctt
promote their own Interests BY making their
rlrchnsc8of groceries IT lhc store Of Wright 5.
Windcr in llagcrstowa.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-The boudhol.
ders of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
in view of availing themselves of the late act OF
the Maryland Legislature, giving TO them tho
nomination Of the president and three directors
in the company, have met aud elected J. Philip
Roman and George w. Riggs to fill the vacan-
cics in the trustce$hip under the deed of trust
These trustees are now William W. Corcoran,
George W. Riggs, ]. Philip Roman, Byarj Smith
and lioratio Allen, who will have the appoint
mcut of the President aud three directors in the
canal company.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

MAMMOTH SrrcrAcLEs. friends Marshal
Il Keller have recently hal IA rtiain" Mt thci,
establishment on Washington 81. They hay,
pnt up an immense pair OF SpcctarlcS, which. from
their size we would judge are intcudrd for III,
.Pnblic eye" We know of some individuals
Pete for instance, who might have their ideas
considerably enlarged by peep through them.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

PEoFiTABLE EXClTEMgNr.-IIaving been absent
from Ha2crstown few DAYS hnsincss when
upon my return Nome found there was con-
siderable. excitement going on, OH Potomac
street. Desiring TO know the cause, started TO
where the crowd was, Mt Wm +. Orndorrs Shoe
ana Clothing Store where they where purchcs.,
ingat greatly reduced prices; | waited - ,urn
ana bought my wife pair of G':'efS as cheap
as they had been sold bcE''> the war. In Cra-
mcrs Old Stand.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25
Free to Everybody.

.g'SNA Large PIP. Circular, giving information
OF the greatest importance to the young of both
sexes. -.,
1t teaches how the homey may become beautiful,
the despised respected, and the forsakcn loved. 49,
No young ladies or gentlemen, should fail to send
their Address, and receive a copy postpaid, by
return mail. Address 7. o. DRAWEg, 81 ~
Troy, New York.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

ES President johnson and Senator
Sumner, however mnch they differ politi
cally, agree upon one point, and that is
that Freaner's is the place to buy choice
hat. They both express themselves high
ly delighted with the last order filled foi
them by our friend Tom.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

WuEw,--i iTansholengot
dci6nw often Stein, (what stun0er, II citizen oI
a ncighburing town, fell down stairs few days
ST. % and broke his-name in three pieces. lie
nNd seen p-nnctl's advertisement in the "Frce
Press and Wac E,grrying or to secure 4 complete
outfit at his clothing emporium.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

for seaosn when the period of imminent
danger from starvation is passed. Their
only cry is bread bread! God grant there
be but few in our midst who will offer a
stone. ID.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

AMUsEMEnTs.-Duringt the past week our town
has been enlivened by the presence of Sherry's
New York Theatrical Troupe, who opened their
performances Oh Monday April 18th aud gave
their final entertainment on Saturday evening
last. They were accompanied by an admirable
band and orchestra whose musical performances
added mucE TO- the treat that The company aifor-
dcd our citizens.
On Monday their first performance, the play
produced was Dion Bourcicaults thrilling drama
entitled the "Colleen Bawn.' Tuesday the
very popular and affecting play of 'sEast LYNNE"
vel under the same title, was performed to
crowded house Wednesday. "The Gunmaker
of Moscow" and the amusing farce entitled "The
Pleasant Neighbour were given. Thursday
"kathleee Mavourncen,' was performed, follow
ed by the very slaughable farce Poor Pillico-
dy." Friday, we were not present but the play
performed was the Cricket of Leave Man." On
Saturday. they concluded their brief stay amongst
us by tine production of Bourcicaults popular
drama called the "Strects of New eYorkn The
interest of this play is much heightened by the
scenic effects of II snow stom, fire &C., which
| are produced upon the stage during the progress
of the play. Considering the great disadvantage
under which the company labourcd in the pro-
per production of this piece, it was performed
very well and much to the satisfaction offs very
large andiapprccative audience:
The various members of this Theatrical Troupc.
both male and female, have made for themselves
many friends during their soiourn in our town,
as well by the creditahle style of their perform.
ances, as by their gcntlemanly demcanour. and
entirely uncyccp,onable character Of their euter.
tainmcnts.
The Lyeenm Hall was well filled on every cve-
| ming that the company performed, and at times,
| crowded. The Troupe went to Harrisburg on
Monday, where they have an engagement as we
understand that it will continue for several
weeks.
We hope that they will again visit our town
during the summer.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

Sixteen quarts of strawberries, sent TO New
York by II Norwich, :Connecticut, fruit grower
brought seven dollars a quart.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

Tng Lincoln Hcusr.-scvcral gentlemen
of the ooIored persuasion have opened
in1 orr town u Hotel, and in honor
ofihc .iate Iamcniei," style it the Linculn
ITnnsc An institution of the kind is needed and
will doubtless be encouraged here. The propri-
e,ors are very respectable parties and are reputcd
to have the ability to "kcrp hotel" In their
new cn,crprzc VIC wish them success, see adver-
tsrment in nn0thCr column.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESroRED'
by Hcmbold's Extract Buchu =. -I.I"'-N 80
N~S IMPORTANCE OF HAVING DAVIS
SSA.1S|PAIN KILLER ALWAYSON HAND

N~3 IMPORTANCE OF HAVING DAVIS
SS>.NN@PAIN KILLER ALWAYS on HAND.
WoNDgarrL Cure or rna Rgv. d. l.. Bn.rro.
MISSIONARY IN INDIA, WHO WAS srusa Ut Seoh
PIoS
Extract from his letter, published in the Bap,lt
Missionary Magazine: r....
For the first time since have been in India have
been stung by a scorpion. went ont this morning
to my exercises as usual; at early dawn, and hav-
ing occasion to use an old box, on taking oir tho
cover lput my hand on a scorpion, which imme
diately resented the insult by thrusting il. sting
into The palm of my hand. The lns: antaneous and
severe pain which dartcd through the syrson il
quite incredible; what an awfuly virulen, poison
their sting must contain! pLEw TO xs BOTTLE o.
DAVIS PAIN KILLER, and found it to be true to in
name; after moments relief, saturated a small
piece of sponge. bound it on my hand, and wen,
about my exercises, feeling no nero particular in
convenience. r..." -.
April IL, lsG7-lme,
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

THE CuMlTG WEaTHER.-Frepch scientific men
predict that the summer of 1867 viii he cold and
wet like thai of 1856. and they base the urcdic.
ton on the fact that immense masses of ice hrve
broken or arc about Ia break away from the cx-
IRENE North, producing cold and vupor.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

The PLEASURES or FAME.-General b
F. Butler got into the Pennsylvania Aven
ue cars N Washington a few days since.
The Car WIS quite full and as soon as he
entered ono ofitho passengers stood up
ard said.
"Ladlc' and gentlemen, put your hands
uponEyonipockct books, Ben. Butler is
in the car BntIer got out at the crossing.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

&a- At a meeting of the Mayor and Town
Council on Monday last the following appoint
mcnts were made; Chief of Police, William
Frcaner; Police, Charles NJ. Futterer, David Rife.
Lamplighters, David Bownrd, Eastern or lst Di-
vision; john Wcavel, Western or I'd Division.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

ESa-C. NJ. Futterer, 1uctoncer, sold ons Tues
day last a lot ofstock in the Hagerstown and
Letersburg Turnpike Company at Sls,75per
George W Pole.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

sESALE OF LASp.-Judge ]. T. Mason has sold
his farm known as "Woodside'' in the Clear
spring District, TO Mr.. John Zeller of this County
for S65 per acre, with the growing crops reserved
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25
BALTIMORE MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM TIE REPORT OF THE
BALTIMORE Sun.

FLoUn.-We have still to report dull market
Winter wheat brands, and also COOL Supers are
very scarce, and prices supported, but common
grades of Super and Extra, of which the stock is
principally composed, remain exceedingly dIll,
and prices heavy. Tra- a-sactions, which are con-
fined entirely TO retail lots TO the trade, continue
to be made within our range: Howard Street SUI
per and Cut Extra ] i 50lSl2 so, do. Extra ship
ping II j0a$l3 30. do. high grades ID 5OaSl5
90, do. Family Is 50aSl6 so: Ohio Super aud
Cat Extra ! 00nSll 10, do. Extra shipping none,
do. retailing none, do. Family IA 50aSl5 So
Northwestern Super llaSll so do. Extra II 5On
Sl4 80; City Mills Super II 25aSll SO, do. stan.
dard Extra ~ 25a$l3 80, do. shipping brand:
Extra Is 50aSl7:
GRAN.-Whcat-Th offerings To-Day compri
scd 230 bushs white and 400 bushs red, and The
sales embraced 200 bushs choice white at So CO.
400 b:shcls choice Amber red at So sos 300
bushs strictly prime Maryland at So 40: loo
bushels good do at So 25; 400 bnshs do. Penn.
sylvania at SO; the market closed dull. Corn-2l
500 bushels white and II, 500 bushels yellow were
the extent Of rcceips reported; market opened
strong, and prices advanced ln2c, with sales o
10000 bushels good TO strictly prime white at
22aSl;24, one! cargo OF $500 bushels sbriaging
the latter figure; 1000 bushels Co. slightly mixed
at 20aSl 2l; 6l00 bushels prime yellow At 81
23; 500 bushs good do. at 81 %; and 5000 bushs
Western mixed do. at l6aS! lS-market closed
heavy and lower for white. Oats-4O00 bushs
received, and 1890 bushs sold ut 7Oa72 cts; COO
bushels strictly prime at 13 cents per bushel
Nothing doing in Rye-none offered.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

THE GLORY OF MAN Is. STRENGTH
Ihcrciore the nervous md debilitatcd shsuld iu-
.!cdiately nse Helmboid's Extract BucbG.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

New York MARKET, April 20 Flour; common
grades l0a20 cts lower; sales of 1000 bbls, State
at IL 25aSl3 -, Southern Ii S)lSl7 50, and
California Flour Is T5aSi6 60. Wheat act i've;
sales sc, 900 hushs, No. 2 Milwaukee 55aS2 60.
Corn better bu, less acive sales of7O 900 bushels,
Western mixed at l3O4aSl 9al. Oats firm, sales
of 1000 bushs, Western at 12a74 cents, State al
791aS0 cents
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25
Local Matters.

Coon NEws.-krider has just received his
Spring Stock of Goods.
s.sS =
1ss> Our friend James kriller deals extensive
" in the clcthng business, and make. a srccial-
i,y of Custom Work This is very n,an;GTt when
we notice the coners and gtcrs. Ills STYLE i;
much admired
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and I'M
proved Rose Wash cures secret and delicate disor-
dcrs in all their stages, at little expense, little or
no change in diet, no inconv enience and no expo-
sure. 1t is pleasant in taste and odor, immediate
III Its action, and free fro all nurisus propertics
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

I&a2.It is probable that the coming wheat
crop vii lc IL? largest ever grown Oh this conti-
neat.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

TAKENo MORE UNPLEASANT ON EysIrr
kEMEDIES for unpleasant and danger Gus -slisess-
Is. Use iieimbold's Extract Buchu and improved
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

DDLs, ENGLISH BREAkFAsr RAcOy
ciVr ,,,.;, sue ny ,o,. WALKERNfLt.S co.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

IN TlERCES of Bright DRY SALT and
lOsuaaR crREDHANs in hore and for, sale
by -. H-fLKER MIL 4 co.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

DURE BRANDlES warranted, in stort ,nd
Il for 'le by. WILEE2 MIL 4 sD
April 25. ,'.Iat .i IL ,5.,.| -
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

THE NEw CoURT ELEcTIoN-CoNsERvA
TIvEs AND DEhocRATs-A Fusion LIKE
TESTIMONY OF MARYLAND
"LoYALIsTs s"-TuE LIEUTENANT governor,
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

nOMESTlC LIQUORS, in store and ftr sa!
1/low ..,. 49,, WILRER EfBL9 CO.
April Is H,.aI la grlc4sa. s!j H.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

E0 BBLS. and HA.F BBLs. MACKEREL
w in store and !o. sale by .i".. 49s
April IS. ir WALKER. MILL l. co.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-25

SO BONES MoKED YARMOUTH
DOBLoATERs or HERRING, for sale by 'a'S'h
GApril 25. WALKER AILL SEQ.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29

desire 10 get 1t oat of the 20 mmittee,
as they believe it will pass tn e House.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 28.-Advices from
Montana say the de9peradoes in that
Territory have again become so bold
as to call out from the old Regulators
notice that the reorganization of
the company has become necessary,
and hereafter all offenders will be
summary dealt with
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29

Excelsior Stove Works.
BLEMKER, TILLMANN & 90.
Foundery, corner sixth street and Canal.
Office at H. E. Blemkers, No. Ia SeconS
street, bet Main and sycamore.
YEVEKHS NEW FACTORY ES NOW
j. fun operation, and is manufacture
COOKING STOVES,
For Wood and Coal,
HEATING STOVES,
For Wood and Coal,
All of the latest and most approved pat
terms.
.Skillets and Lids,
Opens and Lids,
sOdd Lads,
Sugar Kettles,
Dog Irons,
Crates, and
Castings IN general.
Also manufacturers of
COPPER and sHEET-IRoN WARE
and dealers ia
MANTLES and CRATES,
TIMERS STOCK,
FIN-PiATE,
JAPAN WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE,
BUCK EFT EARS,
BAsfING Spoons.
LADIES and SWIMMERS,
SHOVELS, &C., &C.;
In fact, everything in our line. A large
and complete stock. All warranted as re-
presented.
Orders and calls solicited before purchas-
ing anywhere else, at -
IA Second street,
auI3 d3m Evansville, Ind
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29

At any time when the Postmaster
General sees fit to direct, we may add
little over five per cent. to the
weight of our letters without increase
of tie postage-the law now leaving
the adoption Of the new weight dis
-cretionary, in part, though obligatory
on foreign letters at Post Offices max
ing up direct foreign mail.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29
f.. CROSS. JAMES CRoBTs.
City Feed Store.
CROSS & CROFTS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Flour, Feed, HOminy, Corn Meal
and
Produce Generally,
w1EG LEAVE TO RETURN THEIR

T1EG LEAVE TO RETURN THEIR
10 sincere thanks to their patrons and
the public generally tor the liberal patron
age heretofore extended to them, and hope.
by strict attention to business and fair
dealing, to merit continuance OF the
same; and they respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally tnat on
and after the LIST day OF January, ls61, tney
OF persons at the time of purchase OF gooos
or on delivery of the same, at prices lower
than the lowest elsewhere.
Jams dim
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-06-29

enemies has been foiled in all efforts to fix q
bIemish upon me- and now declare irrevocably
,bot tho marty banner which has been entrusted
TO nv keeping by the finally unanimous voice of
the Union State Convention, shall be held aloft
hv me until the day of election and that I
would as soon think Of surrendering it into the
hands of those who rejoiced at the assassination
of the martvred Lincoln, as of laying it down at
the bidding of men who are eagerly whettipp
their knives to seek the life of the invincible
Union party For all who are Union men have
the feeling of fellow soldier in sacred cause
Let us forget the chickering's of the last few weeks
and resolve on victory. For open and manly
political opponents | have the proper respect.
For those who would, after time is given for the
blood to cool. strike at the cause under a pretext
of being dissatisfied with the nominations. |
have nothing but defiance and scorn At no
time and under no circumstances will desert
the post of duty to which | have been legitimate
ly assigned by my party.
The Union organization has charmed life
and nothing can destroy it until its great mission
is fulfilled.
will do my whole duty during the canvass.
visiting all accessible portions of the State
shall thus meet you face to face, and we can
come to good understandings
Fellow-laborers in the great party of Progress !
give me yonr confidence ] mean to be true and
right, and believe can be of service TO the
State
lonng men of the party I, a young man.
claim fellowship with you. To your enthusiasm
are due the victories of the past In this cam
paign outdo yourselves.
Norkngmen We have pledged ourselves to
your Interests Stand by the party of Free La
bor
10 those who do not belong to our party, |
say, - Come over to us: and will do you
good our theories are exploded your meas
ures are obsolete your leaders ON probation.
Make no longer hopeless struggle against des-
liny- Join US in carrying into effect the wise
and humane legislation of Congress in the
Southern regions, and enjoy with US the return
Of the era OF Peace, Liberty, Justice and Union
GEORGE c. GoRHAM.
SAN Francisco, June Is 1867
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-06-29

ea Hone for the Amicted.-IS another part Of
this ap.r be found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. C. Young in 1850 In
deceit and caraansm it boon to the suffering 10
point they OF obtaining tne wis
ed for relief and cur. Under the Of the sku DoctoI
the sick troubled dvest themselves OF their
of pain and shame lay aside their cross and secure sa
and happiness IL Won are sick trouble do not hes
tate. the advertisement and follow the alvice DO NOT
forget number nor the of directing your letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE, $50 Washington street San
cisco. A3m.sn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-06-29
L. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

TAAES ON THE ANNUAL LIST OF 1867
are now due Payment received at my office in
Meaverville, on and after the 9th day of June,
1861 .. II. P. NORCROSS,
Deputy Collector Sd Dist, Cal
Weayeryille, June Il, 1867 e3-3i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-06-29

ss The best Remedy for Purifying the
Blood gthening the Nerves Restoring the Lost Appe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-06-29

i \ CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
50 !
H3 HM the choice root. : combined with other sub
#Ea ~ stances nf still greater Alternative power
M Va = TO afford an ef.ectut antitiote- diseases
EH $ffg tSarsaparila Is rcputed to Such
~ MA 4 ry Is surely wanted by those who
complaints. and that one which
~ will li-l r,rr rcrrp
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-06-29
Frese's Hamburg Tea.

II is the best rreervatve against almost sickness II
.ed timely Composed Of herbs only. be given safe
lv to infants Full directions in English French, Spanish
and German with every package. TRY IT!
For sale al all wholesale and retail drug stores and
c.rios EMIL FRESE. Wholesale Druggist,
Sole Agent, 40 Clay street
oc - SAN Francisco.
, 1867-01-08
fConcluded.]
FOR ST. CROIX.

The Governor stated, that by framing these
amendments he had taken into consideration
the remarks made in the former discussions.
The intention with No. / is to do away with
all doubt as to the expectation of the sugars
in hogsheads or barrels without the brand
of the estate. BY the amendment No. 2
will be avoided the provision regarding the
pass being delivered to the purchaser of the
articp and to main with it, to which provision
objections were started in the End discussion.
But in this amendment has been introduced a
prohibition against the purchase of the articles
beyond the towns, which will embrace the
cases where the article is accompanied with a
pass, and thereby stem an existing evil. The
fine is only applicable in such cases where
confscation does not take place, and in the
absence of the pass.
The 2nd member for Frederiksted's country
district (Knight) considered the provision re
, 1867-01-08

like lade Sagen komme til endelig Afgi6-
relse uden at tage Forvaring for sit eget
Vedkommende. Han henviste til sin It'd
ligere Udtalelse om, at man ialtfald burde
indskrenke sig til at standse Udforselen,
og Diet ad administrative Vel, men like we'd
en- ny Lovbestemmelse.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratclitfe) og 2det Medlem for Ere
deriksteds Landdistrict (Knight) udtalte
sig ON N6dvendigheden af de foreslaaede
Foranstaltninger til Standsning at de store
Misbrug, der nu gaze Svang, idet Sidste
gjentog at den st0rste Deel at Sukkersaften
der anvendes til Sukkerkager var s~tjaalet'
1ste 1Ledlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) gjentog, at Diet eneste praktiske
Middel til at standse Diet existerende 0nde
er, Forbud mod Udf0rsel af Sukkerkager-
ne.
Secretairen (Pontavice) gjentog sin It'd
ligere Udtalelse, at man burde indskrenke
sig til at forbyde Udforsel u~ndtagen i Fou-
stager paabr;endte P~lantagens Merke.
Da ingen fere begjerde Ordet, skredes
til Afstemning, hvorved
Endringsforslaget No. l vedtoges med
II Stemmer imod 3.
Nndringsforslaget No. 2 med den fore
taene Endring vedtoges med 10 Stemmer
mod 2.
Endringsforslaget No. 3 vedtoges med
IS Stemmer imod ].
A~nordningen med de vedtagne Endrin-
ger vedtoges derefter med II Stemmer
imod B..
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds BY (Sa-
rauw) reserverede Minoritetens Votum.
Fernandez udsatte den tilbagestaaende
Sag paa Dagsordenen til Diet f6lgende or
dinaire Mode, og berammede ct overor-
dentIigt Mode til Loverdagen den 22de den
mes midday Kl. IL.
M0det hevedes II. 4.