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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-03-06
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

list District w f Martin, of Pasquo-
tank, Is Is Peei,cs, of Northampton, 2 T
Henry, of BERTHE.
I'd District. Biggs, of Edgecombe,
W \ Allen, of Duplin, and Major John
Hughes, of Craven.
3D. District-D G Allen, of Brunswick,
} Jones, of Columbus, Rory McNair. of
Itobeson.
4th District G Williams, Of Nash, T
ID Snead, Of Johnson, " J Green, of War
rem.
9Th District. Levi NJ Scott of Guilford,
S s Jackson, of Randolph, Frank G Rob
bins, of Davidson.
6. a District -Robt D Johnston, of Char
lotte, IL Walkup, of Union, M T. McCor-
kle, OF CataWba.
It'll District. -Thad ID Bryson, of Jack
son, Jas Ii Merrimon, of Buncombe, 4 M
Erwin. Of Mcdowell.
Acceptance al Judges Pearson and Reade
The following correspondence speaks for
itself. 1t will be seen that Chief Justice
Pearson and Judge Reade accept the NOM
nations rendered them by the State Con-
seryative Executive Committee, in terms
worthy the elevated positions which they
now hold.
Judge Battle having left the city has not
yet been heard from, but will be, doubt
less, i'll the course of few days:
Hon. r. ~ Pearson:
SLR:-phe Executive Committee of the
Conservative party, now assembled in this
city, havo nominated you for the Office of
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
North Carolina.
Hoping that you will accept the same,
we are,
Very respectfully,
your ob't servants,
d. i. FowLE, u
Il. 4. BADGER, To:tI,o
NJ. A. BLEDsoE, 00''"'''''''
A similar letter was adj dressed to Judge
GentLenaen:-I accept the nomination of
which you have just informed me. You
are aware that have already accepted the
nomination of the Convention Of the Re-
publican party. AS Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court, should the people of the
State elect me to fill that responsible sta
ton, I shall feel honored by this concur
renee of opinion in regard to my efforts as
a Judge for more than half life time,
and, without reference to party affiliations,
to which, as Judge, I have never yielded,
[ shall, to the best of my ability, endeavor-
ed TO QlScnarSe Iue OutleS OI INC OHce
without fear or favor.
Yours very respectfully,
Il. nj. PEARSON.
Messrs. Foute, BLedsoe and Badger, CON-
aUittee.
Ge,aAenaen:-I have just received your
letter, informing me of the nomination of
my name, by the Executive Committee of
the Conservative party, for election to the
seat which Inow occupy upon the Supreme
Court Bench. I am honored by this mark
of your confidence in ME as a Judge, and
accept the nomination, without reference
to any party utilization.
am nothing but a Judge. If elected
by the people [ shall, as l always have
done, declare the law to the best of my
ability, and do equal justice to the rich
aud the poor, to the State and to individu-
ais. without fear and without Partially.
Thanking you for the kind terms of your
communication,
am, very respectfully, &C.,
Il. G. READE.
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q" Jesse G Shepherd,
Maj Marcus Erwin,
Hon f b Satterthwaite,
d" Asa Biggs,
" J " Osborne,
g r Y McAden,
" George Davis.
" Jesse r Stubs,
Z" 81 Person,
4" W n Ell Smith,
g W T Dortch,
Col Robert Strange.
Hon Nathaniel Boyden,
+" John Kerr,
{" George Howard,
Col r Ell Cowan,
" W p Bynum,
Giles Leitch. Esq,
Col S Med Tate,
arch Mclean, Esq,
Col d D Ferebee,
Ralph Gorrell, Esq,
Col W T Martin,
Col Jas t Iorehead,
{ 3 Sanders, Esq,
" F McKesson, Esq,
J J Yeates, Esq,
Col S B Spruill,
Hon Thomas S Ashe,
Col Walter L Steele.
Hon. B. S. Gather,
Hon. Josiah Turner,
Hon. D. G. Fowle,
John FL. Haughton, Esq,
Col. VIM. A. Jenkins,
VIM. Eaton, Jr., Esq,
r. L. Armfeld, Esq,
A. a. McKoy, Esq,
p. Ii. Winston, Esq,
". Mel. Mckay, Esq,
Col. S. FL. Walkup,
Col. VIM. Johnston.
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SUPREME CouRr.-Opinions delivered a

SUPREME CoURT.-OpiniOns delivered Is
follows
By PEARSON, G. j. In May VS.. nam
in equity, from Chatham, decree iol pan
tiff. In Fort VS.. Bank Of Cape ear lioil'
Wake, Judgment In Moore VS.. Miller, ~ II,
equity, from Wake, dennuTrsI, allowed, G ;,.I
dismissed. In Taylor VS.. Miller, in e o9
from Wake, demurrer allowed bill as
missed. Hi
By BATTLE, J. In Doe er de9' hnI! f E,r
Want, from Craven, reversed, judgment .;a iI'
plaintiff. In State vs.. Taylor ana a. hnlSn ~
from Edgecombe, no error. IN 5 5pSrno ", TO-
Hughes, in equity, from Craven, deere from NJ
be drawn. In Wood VS.. WOOD iio'"
Wayne, judgment affirmed c.hIo IN
BY READ, J. In Smith VS.. Cooiu r,,,od
equity, from Guilford, demurrer eNe Al t5a
with costs, injunction continued 10 ,i tI'
hearing. In Williamson VS.. Fox, III equls cy'
from Mecklenburg, decree for speclno p'-
Torrance. In Sneed VS.. Smith error, nsod
Henry G. Williams, of Nash, was hcenSeN
to practice in the County Courts
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The Congressional and Judicial Districts.
At meeting Of the Conservative State
Executive Committee, held in this city on
Saturday, the following committees were
anpointed--the committees in the Judicial
Districts to make all necessary arrange
ments as to time and place of holding Dis
trict Conventions for the nomination of
Solicitors, and those in the Congressional
Districts to make all the arrangements for
Conventions for the nomination of candi-
dates for Congress. The various commit
tees are earnestly urged to act promptly.
JUDICIAL DIsTICTs
LIST District Messrs. w n II Smith, of
Hartford, M L Eure, of Gates, and " A
Moore, of Chowan.
I'd District. George Howard, of Edge
combe, f B Satterthwaite, of Beaufort, and
J E Moore, of Martin.
Sd District.--C S Wooten, of Wayne, H
r Bryan, of Craven, and John NJ Perry,
of Carteret.
4th District.--A A McKoy, of Sampson,
Thomas S Kenan, Of Duplin, and j A En-,
gelhard, of New Hanover.
9Th District Archibald Mclean, of
Cumberland, Thomas S Ashe, of Arson,
and w l. Steele, of Richmond
9th District.-M W Ransom, of North
@upbOu, 30 d baV1S, OF IfhnKlln, Wills IL
jenkins, of Granville.
18th District.-J L Morehead, jr, of Gull
ford, Livingston Brown, of Caswell, FL A
London, jr, Of Chatham.
9Th Dstrict.-J NJ Leach, of Davidson,
" Nj Robbins, of Rowan, Rufus l. Patter-
son, of Forsythe.
9th District.-Plato Durham, of CIeave-
land, J II Watson. of Mecklenburg, Jno T
Hoke of Lincoln.
10th District.--A C Avery, of Burke, r
L Armtield, of Wilkes, r L Simonton, of
Iredell.
I1th District. Marcus Erwin, of Bun
conbe, n Kelsey, of Madison. Robt Pen
land, of Yancey.
18th District Cassius Gudger, of Macon,
y l. Love, of Haywood, L S Cash, of Hen
derson.
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CanVassers for the state at Large.

The following gentlemen have been ap,
pointed, by the State Conservative Execu,
tive Committee, canvassers for the State at
large. It is to be hoped that they will at
once make appointments to address the
people: ........
Hon William A. Graham,
James M Leach
Gen M w Ransom,
Hon R Mclean, s
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EnR EONERNOR.

FOR GOVERNOR,
ZEBULON q. VANCE. of Rieckisnburs'
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
EDWARD ID. HALL, OF New Hanover
FOR SECRETARY OF sTATE,
ROBERT W. BEST, of Greene.
FOR PUBLIC TREASURER,
KEMP 2. BATTLE, Of Wake.
FOR AUDITOR,
s. w. BURGIN, OF BuncoElbe.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
ST. PATTERSON, of Caldwell
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC DESTRUCTION.
Rev. b. CRAVEN, DID, OF Randolph
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
SION Fl. ROGERS, of Wake.
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
r. M. PEARSON, of Yadkin, Chief Justice.
WILLIAM Fl. BATTLE, of Orange.
EDWIN G. READE, of Person.
MATTHIAS E. MANLY, Of Craven.
A. 8. MEBRIMON, of Buncombe.
TThe two last. if the number of Judges, as pro
posed, is increased to i've.
Superior Court.
FIRST DISTRICT.
DAVID A. BARNES of Hartford.
SECOND DISTRICT.
EDWARD J. WARREN, of Beaufort.
THIRD DISTRICT.
GEORGE V. STRONG, Of Wayne.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
WILLIAM S. DEYANE, of New Hanover.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
r. P. BUXTON, of Cumberland.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
r. 3. GILLIAN, of Granville.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
THOMAS RUFFIN, JR, Of Aamance.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
FRANCIS Z. SHOBER, Of Rowan.
NINTH DISTRICT.
WILLIAM NJ. SHIPP of Lincoln.
TENTH DISTRICT.
ANDERSON MITCHELL, of Iredel.
ELEVENTH DISTINCT.
JOHN l.. BAILEY, of Buncombe.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
A. r. DAVIDSON, of Macon.
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A process has been invented by which
scraps of leather are worked over into large
sheets, SO the new article is as good as the
piece from which the scraps came.
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WHITE MANS STATE TICKET.

This is a aUlaite 7RG1'S GOOe,rtnena framed dy
,p6ite men for lie JCtefnlHeft OF ac':te men,
''''''O STEPHEN a. DOUGLAS.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL PURPOSE.

The declarations of leading Republica ms
in Congress leave no room to doubt that
the action of that body has been taken
with reference to the unity of the Radical
party, than the unity of the American Re-
public. The National Legislature has be-
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In conformity with the foregoing resoiu-
tions, the Justices are hereby notified TO
assemble in extra session in the Court
House in Carthage, on the 18th Of March
next. The citizens are respectfully re-
quested to attend.
AARON A. L. SEAwELL,
Chm'n County Court
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zEBULON u. VANCE. of RIeckisnburs.
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DISTRESS AT THE SOUTH PRODUCES PROSTRA-
TON AT THE NORTH.
The evil influence of bayonet RECONSTRUCT
ton is not confined to the South. The en-
tire country feels it. Northern factories
are silent because Southern pockets are
empty. Weste4n granaries and storehouses
are full, but poverty possesses their ancient
market, and their former buyers are now
begging bread. A commercial crash is i'm
minent and business stands still and trem-
bles at the prospect. The manufacturing
interests of the nation are crippled and
almost crushed. The spindle is motion
less the shuttle is silent !; the forge and
the furnace are deserted; the workshop Is
vacant; the mill is closed. The hands Of
the artizan are unemployed and empty ;
his children are starving, homeless and in
rags. The impoverishment of the South
throws the entire burden of taxation upon
the North and West. The Southern States
can render no assistance while the govern
ment grinds them with an iron heel. If
their people shared its benefits they would
be impelled to productive ability. AS they
partake only of its seventies, they could
not support it if they would, and SO long
as it Expresses them, if they are fit to be
freedmen, they would not support it ifthey
could.
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WV " VI : fH0s. Q. SULLIVAN, ..-
Bvt. Lteat Col. and Q, o. U. 3, A., on
jee Chief @. b. Third hiiitsry District.
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DRorosALs voR sUPPLIEs.
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sealed ProIcssis u iull!esS are Invi!sl IN he
fsssIs,s,h az e lsss: iss g, i.rsi;h,Ss 4:
90 w.: :;: Corn Meal. N. pic. p.r pound TO
is.cp Ssssa. u Adsn.seii.s Candles. Of III. bs.t
10 berrels high grade kxtn Flour, equkl 10 the
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a.eos ~ sos. ss neal III asains ~ So oa =
tltsady foy ssilins sessfhss, saipiss Of the
o,WS snaa: p java Coffee. price pr pound at to
lssbevs artipiss 10 BE- Of the very bsst quality,
asd pat NJ 10 plp.rior ysstasss, aid p - dsliy,
cred . - Aashor frs.s this ely within twenty
ns bids vii b iscslysd from parties vhe have
fsilsd 20 somply with th:ir snssGsnsn's with any
fsss9:. q s ,dd5s'ssd 20 q. ssS;E;,6ass. and
jeis-st - Bvt. naj. Gen. and G. 3. %. s.A.
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PROPOSALS YoR YUIL.

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sssled Proposals Ia dlpIIesis) Arc lpyiisd for
enterinS iato contract 70 dshysrts the Acting A.
'isi csss.'s;s: N IA. asss; t.;'
- 80 Cords Pine Wood, 7g-T1. ION -.
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Delivery " eenpsnes q yaly. 80. sad not lsss
,s.psI.is BIDS nay 10 mad. for any one Of III.
sssys i,sn, and BIDS ma.t state price eLals.d Pr
Il dupleats. and blddsrs nnst b prepared to rive
senelsat boaas for the faithful sxseution u the
forms for Proposal. mar be obtained on .ppiies.
20: q M. oass Eies shosiS e entered On ths
aad addressed 10 the undersigned. 80
BIDS will be spensd q 10 ., N. on Thursday. the
~" 'A" '''a' ''bb b. ". iEAGIER,
D. BIT, 1t. Col. U. Q. A., 4. 4 9. NJ,
je0-d AugustA Arsenal.
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nEPAHTNEET on THE INTERIOR, "a - :
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AuGust, lf. for an improv emont In Leather Split
ting Hsehins, for seven Years from the expiration
e ..s p;,sss which takes place on the oh diJ q
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WARsIsa TO AeE CoScEALERs.-Lad
il is sometimes dang to conceal your
exact ages. We will give you case in
point, that only occurred in the summer
Of the present year A lady, as Tar back
us 1875, insured her life for the benefit oil
der .elatives. She only died Few months
ago: but. on comipg TO compare her age, as
given by herselfa ut the time Of edecting the
insurance, with that on the certificate OF
births redufrcd BY the Office TO be obtained
after death, g from the parish register,
it was found that although the lady was
in reality forty.two years old in 1925 she
only owned to thirty.6ve, and paid pre-
miums on that scale for forty-two years.
The Office, had il been 50 disposed, might
have declared the policy absolutely for
feited. U took q regencrous course;
the policy was admitted as claim, but
from the amount that would have come
to the legatees, il oil had been in order,
the difference OF premium between thirty
five and forty-two; for forty-two years,
with interest and compound interest
thereon, from the period that each pre-
miuii became due, was deducted. The
legatees thus received not more than half
the nominal amount stated on the policy.
ASnonr PErrrcoAr BALL--We have
had the short petticoat ball, such an
exceptional ball; all merried ladies, not .
maiden blush present. The skirts had
prescribed limits. They were not TO como
a thread lower behind than the top OF the
heel of the back ofths satin shoe, and not
line shorter in front than the bone Of
that part OF the side Of the foot called an
ankle. Geometrical shoemakers have
knelt and measured the pretticst feet in
Paris for that ball. II was given by
Nine. de Pourtales, and her sumptuous
apartments were one glare Of light on
dazzling white. II VISA Godsend to
gentlemen; how they kicked about; how
firmly they put their feet nowhere except
ing in places ct for human feet, how thew
applauded the waltz deur temps; what
queen they made Of Nine. de Pourt-
ales. But alas! how many fat feet came
10 wax Light and oar-like, padding feet,
and safe boat feet, and slender feet, no
one who has never been to q petticoat
ball can know.-Pdris Corn. Y. Herald,
MARRIAGE BETWEEN Cousins Oar.
wins book ON domestioated plants and
animals does not support the prevailing
notion that the union Of near kin newt
ably and speedily ruins the race; yet
shows that the posterity are sooner or
later weakened by IL If long continued.
But careful collector Of statistics Of
marriages between blood relations, DR..
Bernies ofKentucky, insists that he has
lolnd that ten per cent. Of the deaf and
dumb, five per cent. Of the blind and fif-
teen per cent. Of the idiots admitted into
the various charitable institutions Of tn q
United States are the issues of marriage s
Of first cousins" Unions Of this kind ar q
now prohibited in Kentucky and in some
other States. ...
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OF THE IsTERIoR.
~ UIrTHp sfArss fATIsi orr,

On the petition Of JLcos snssEvr, u Phiisdsi-
phi.; Penn, pr,yinE, ~ ne s1,sn.on Of patent
ssddi,iYp.I ipCso'sne.. fr.ntsd thereon ne 2Ssh
Hsddiss. for ssyee ye.ts ifom The, .aplrslion u
January, ls66. THIS application having bean ass
Pslsat oaos pa MONDAY, ihs o,h day Of July
ssa q .ppsr sSa .soH 81 q, .Sr
WY al ps.lti9s ought aot o ). srss.sd ~
ale Il q. fsisn. bass thsiI eSisctisss. spssisiiy
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vsous TO the day Of hearing. -,
nyis-wa AetiAs con.issisasr d fsissis.
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u, r;sDs..l: .i Be r:s;I,:a :, IL. s:ds,:ss :,
l1th instant. ~ q: s;9ss,rsstie. q ssysr. n
Be. q enacted. Ae. That the Mayor BE-, aad Is
hereby. autksrised anf rs9sired " eapss p two
foot barrsi sewer 10 - coaserpets4 N he gley Of
s9uare Ne. ~, q the rssrs II ise0 D. u &. I,
n. asd N and on north fIost X Ii p q ia pls..
sssi.niPg q hs west endsf tks allsy. fsasini
fray the sxpenss thereof speeal tag s9ual 70 the
esst 81 the b, and IL hersby, Levied and In:
Pssed on All lots or parts And sakdtyisen Ierts Of
formity. Win existing laws. Atths - end sfsaid
sswer who're shall b stone wall lei THEA, six
feet high. asd twelve feet long Apprsvsa. oessbss
srisi. "a o: .s;s.f .Ssii q si:ss ave- and
and f[ssh hydrsalie censai, In he prspsrtisss 81
Two - nnd 70 enc 81 esnenL
Bidders will stats the price Per nsai fvSt fer ~
sewer per porch for the mhsSary, pr nan-hole,
a. "a si s sst ..Hss 80 q ss
rer fer.hsr pertis9lsrs spply 10 The susssirssa.
dent and inspector. he, te.
;ASuia a'essd % de 'r';;;. q a: S;;PsIs'
supsriatsnasat And inspsesor. 1e.. xe,
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TuI NATIoNAL eAYI DHrosIT COMPANY
act Of Csssrsss Ter he .si: hsseiss. under ssar.
ss. Il. g ds!,IP r. sssss vain.
isf the Rsniisg Il sale. nsids 81 s,s asd sar.sr.
gr.ef faults. Once; esrnsr Now fsIt .yeaas ana
csas sa' a. . pi Rsssr ". Hus;,s.,. y.
s:ss.: n R RI,.. as.ri' o. S5s.s, ,. r s,Jd'I.
s. r. Brown. President, a.. o. Evaas, vies
President; william .. Hastinassa. Treasurer, ..
oSe. HahSNs~ atm ..E e.
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Application car BE- MADE 81 the Hosriiai, or 10
either Of the above named physicians. PhysicIans
sendins patisats to the HospitAl who nay occupy
private rooms have the privilege Of attending The
s a''s ;s, SssgTT s.';'ii Atsr.'
ossH 49, ~, ~ y, superior.
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PROPOSALS FOR FLoUR.
DE'Ahr1ESSE q 1 y..I.. o,,.s.

On The petition Of. soIonos 8. 6.AT, 81 boston,
htsA fer !hs s.tsasien 81 Pst.nt granted
SIeasssat IA fsshis. foi isaias fsnS. ont
DC: &c" o. q; is ,ss 81 Il,
August, lH65: 49,, : n ~ y =
: ~ 81 81, s.. "a 4: : her: q
as.t. q lae'si9eh. u. and ~ psF.snssrs aesihsd
aid bstiiioh ought nss % b sr.sisd. ~,
PfssP: YgSesS y: : M; ere .ss..s..s e
e fse = ;. ,i s..i ssiJ.s y,
is.asnitssa ss s .nss Win *. sslss u Il
oges. which vii! b furnished ON spPliestles. D !,
D:S s. Hsis g. :s -:
,srs II; q. .ss l a:srf .. ~ 6. ~.
Ordered. also. hal ~ SS!iss b lsAs&l. Ne
bSs ssa 81 fs kss:s: ss.
e: ne Z =: ,E: Il { ~ &.
syIs.SS Acting cea.i..is.s y fsS.k-
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b. ne s.liI.i,o. y .s.id P.ls:i. vhisk tskss
~ = 81 81 ';;ss 8 :! ~:
"a s3P s::ii 81 -. ~ ::t ave ..'
q. Is, 4 s = AZ i:!:.;Ii: 49,. ;:;: ;:;;, !:
and tissssiiisd IA Win 10 rSIss sftSs
S:ss:ss s IA 1922 ::.: .s:s = ...u.
ne.y nsst y llsd I. IL oass f,:sstY days bsfors
~ s:i:: =; VIM.
ordered also, that tks notice s. puhIIsAs1 in the
8. g.. ssa "a lie u %tias. NV Yert. New Yefk.
once well for three successive weeks; u !
previous 70 tie day sfhsarins. :. .~,,,-
uxAnw0 h.tt.S rc-.-y..t "a. - ~ pslsat.
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pRoPosALs ron TRAssPoRTAriON.

oyyicr Acrfss AssrsrAsr ouAsrxnsAsrsa,
AusrsrA AnsssAL, June q leo -
2; g: ssss. I:
,y.. ~ Arssasl Apt The Railroad Dsiets ssd
iorns Tor rropcssI ssx tsrna 10 BE- complied
yIlh ga h ebtsiAsa By Applieatiol u ths under
Elds. WIN es epsssA a 70 e,siesk, - THURS.
DAT. the m ,sst BidasT syi,s4 Y = E,.sst.
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