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An ACT prscri,n oi If i Hn % ~ h tak NV norsone

Az A. prescribing an oath OF Office t" he taken by persons
BE II enacted by the and IInuS,o Representatives
the nIted States OF America III SongcsS asSenbr That
WHENEVER who has participated in the late rebellion
and from whom all LEGAL disabilities arising hcrefrom have
been removed 10y act u Congress by vote Of tworiS olcac
house has been or shall be elected or appointed 70 any office "r
place trust under the OF the nlttd
hc shall before the
oath prescribed hy the, OF July eighteen hundred and
SIXTY take and subscribe the following oath
A. h. do >,lemniy COR affirm that will support and
defend the of United all
mics foreign and domestic that will bear true faith and al
lgancc I" the that take this obligation freely with
Incial reservation that
vii we'll and faithfully discharge the duties the office
which am about to enter So help me God.
Approved, july IL, loGS.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

The latest curiosity in the way of corn has
been raised in Henderson County, Texas In
the place of the tassel are 81 ears Ofcorn, max
ing bunch five times the SIZE Of an ordinary
ear. The supply is limited.
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PUHrIC- No. jql
An ACT confirming the Of land in Burngo

An ACT confirming the Of land in Burlington.
Iowa.
h. "nacted by House Representatives Of
the t~S,mlci, That all
"t the t OF til" United states iu and certain tract ct land
tine CI:y Of Burugtnu D. Muur- the stat" "I
Iowa described being wc-t oi lot number hundred and
Valley
and north Market and which
y by United deiicatc,
public burial and hereby,
vested in the "Ine.,nt School District ot said CITY
be- forever Dedicated and used by said school district Tor pub
lie cho" purposes and for other whatever
Approved, July L.,
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

"Sambo, wy am dat niger down dar in de
hole ob de boat like a chicken in dc egg?'
81 gibs um up.
for dc hatch"
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

The rall-bearers at the recent funeral Of j.
w. $. W. Dickinson, an old resident of Mil
ford Conn, had attained the ages of Il, -,
a, T., and 81, and were all natives Of that
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TcStimOniaIS.
Hon. GEO. w. WOODWARD,

Hon GEO. w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pa writes;
Philadelphia, March g. 1863.
- md H0oiand s Ger man BHters' is good
Sn s.% f. useful N hsns diseases olhs digestive organs
want OF nervous action IN the system,
Yours, truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD"
IoN. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge OF the Supreme Court of Pcnnsylyania
81 consider HOOland's German Buffers a VALUABLE
HEDtINE IN OF attacks Of Indigestion or Dyspep.
m can certify this IRON my experience of Il.
ioufs' with respect JAMES THOMPSON.
Hos GEORGE SHARSWOOD.
the 'u''slne CIgTt rl OF rrnn y, TFite, s., ,o..
6.no 'v iouho Nv exp ~ erence that llOOland's
dS'pep'e symptoms aXV most sGn Directly "iiJ,
GEORGE SHARSWOOD.
FRoM REV. f.. D. FENDALL.
hShstant Editor. Christian Chronicle philada
H. nave derived decided benefit from The use of
I , herman Bners and feel II NY privilege
49, 0""''hend Them as a most valuable tonic. 10 all
are suffering from general debility. from
Yours, Truly. E. D. FENDhLL
nohecker the Druggist says that he has sold large
f".,"es 0l The BIIers, and has never sold medi-
n,. gave more universal satisfaction. lie takes
IA recommending it to his customers.
co'nt " 10 N .-HOOAand's Germ an Remedies are
JACWSHteMMed' See that the signature OF G. M
r;Sss:,s Sss5: s e. ;%S Of each ''''
Go, pai Onlce, ana Mandatory at n e
herman Medicine Store No 63I ARCH street. Phlla.
"e'Phia' Pa. CHAS. M. EVANS. ProprietOr
Formerly C. M. JACKSON & Co.
Il, PRICES
"oonands German Bilters, per bottle, 81 90
II ua , half dozen, 5 90
"ennands German Tonic. put I'D in quart bottles,
~ per bottle or a half dozen for 81 SO.
h. 10 not forget TO examine well the article you
Il 'uy' IN order to get the genuine
NM. FOR SALE ALL
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1t is said that the Editors Drawer in HdrY,-
cr'S Maga:ine is made up by woman. So
are a great many editors drawers.
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tPUBLIC No. GO.
AN ACT to amend

AN ACT section five n entitled "An act
the and recording Of ships vessels,
proved December thirty hundred and ninety
BE enacted by the Senate and House OF Representatives Of
the United States of America in Congress assembled That
tion five OF act entitled An act concerning the registering
and recording ships December tTty
seventeen hundred and ninety be, aud the is
hereby, repealed.
Approved, July T. 1863
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

Tho American ladies are very popular in
Paris. They are credited with beauty, grace,
and charming manners.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

One of the evils most recently attributed to
the use of tobacco is baldness. a California
doctor tells US So
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SCHUYLER COLFAX,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Il r " Abe


Endorsed by the Presidents Received June 34th, lsGS.
lNUTE BY THE DEPARTMENT STATE. The foregoing act
nav n@ been presented To the President of the United States
tor iNarNal and not having been returned 10y him to the
hoS 81 Congress III which originated within the time
cr by the Constitution Of United has become
law Without his apprOval.l
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

John B. Coughs new lecture is entitled
" Circumstances.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05
SCHUYLER tOLFAN.
Sprakrr of the House Of Representatives
II r u ADJ,
IPCBLI, No. js.
AN ACT for holding


AN ACT for holding of the Unite,
the southern Illinois the Caro-
said
BE- it enacted 10y the Scna. and House Representatives
the United STATE Z" America IN t"H-rcss a->,nl That -
addition to the terms of thu distract court u tine nlt"l stat
tor the southern district Ituoi required law T.,
held at the city Spru4, I -l hricat
be- held the sud
the first Mondays Of March ami October each rear.
ApprnKed. July 81.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

A three hundred dollar ring slipped from q
young lady's finger while bathing at Atlantic
City, the other day.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

The "Star Spanged Banner" was written
by Geo. ii. Pendlcton's fathcr-in-aw, trancla
s. Key.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

A Newport correspondent notices some Of
the private turuouts at that watering place
August Belm0n. drives four in hand,
light bays, l6 hands, with dog cart, sometimes
in tandem, ph;rtOn and stage coach and Mrs.
b. pair o! cream -colored ponies value 50, 600.
Mr.. ' ose's four in. hand, grayS, l63 hands,
English Drag value $1,000. Geo GriSwood
Gray, New York, tour-in hand, dark bays, l6
hands, sometimes five and six in hand, English
drag phpton and dog cart value $4,000 Rob
ert Maitland, New York (Peruvian Minister t.
Court Of France) four in-hand, dark bays, Is
hands, variety of vehicles value $4,000. Mrs.
Paran Stevens, n. V, pair coal black stations,
stylish, l6 hands, French ph;cton, $1,000
Samuel Dexter Bradford, New York, bays, lG
hands tandem and tilbury: va lue $4,000. &.
A. Lambard Boston, fine light bays, Is hands,
jaunting car, coupe, phGtOn, tandem and dog
cart; also, pair sorrcls to a landau value
$4,000, ON lvcry-the turnout par excellence
of the place, say the hOrSey wise men. Z. t.
Barclay, New York, willow phUton, pair black
and bay ponies, meat but not gaudy, patron
lied by Gen Hancock; value $1,000. Mrs
Seth 4. Still, Philadelph pair elegant blacks,
Is hands, switch tails, top phTton: value
$500 Geo. Z. Wetmore, New York, splend-
id tandem, pair bays and pair sorrelS, dog g-cart
and phHton value $4,000. Daniel Parish,
New York, pair dark bays, l6 hands, landau !;
value $500. Mrs Reynolds, New York, pair
dark bays, switch tails, II hands, phGton ;
value $4,000. A. Van Rensalaer, New York,
pair light bays IL hands, landau, value $500.
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lPUBLIc- No. 57.l

AN ACT relating elections city ashng
ton, District u Columbia
10y the Senate and House Of Representatives
of the United States of America Congress assembled That
whenever has received shall hereafter
tltcae the the Washington, based
satisfactory evidence furnished 10y the commissioners
election, notify ing him OF his election elective office
tied to enter the discharge of the duties of his office and
the certificate Of the register shall be pma ace evidence Of
his election to and right to discharge the duties of said Office
SEC And he 1t further enacted That who shall
hinder obstruct holding the certificate OF election
mentioned III the foregoing from dis
Ch TIE duties of such occ, shall be drmat guilty OF
miscmeanur and upon conviction lhceof IN court i com
petet jurisdictions shall be fined in not exceeding
IN 'u>tnd dollars or be- imprisoned IN the county a not tN
ding months, both SAID punI>lHlentS III the discretion
of ht court.
And further That the supreme
the District Ot COlumb Judge thereof shall have JurS
dicon enforce by manamu othcrwl>" the right Of
holding the certificate mentioned i'll the first section
this &C
SEC be further enacted That person claims
shall be- -
OF the District OF Columbia by petition setting forth the
tact, which Le relies. and shall the in
ami the served shall make To >ari Ic"H
within i've DAYS and said court SHALL h,rrupon Try the rights
purpose special session shall be called aid held wherever
necessary for the purposes OF such trial and the decision Of
conclusive And when the legal organization Of the board Of
aldermen or board Of common council shall he delayed
count Of contest in relation to the election member
"i either O sai boards the mayor {" > city hereby author
Zcd to make Temporary appointments Of all subordinate u
whose appointment election authorized 10y the said
te until a si Iar I "a ia ] n|T aI Jaws 10 con
SCHUYLER tOLFAN,
BF. WADE,
Prr>trnt of thy Senate rro tompore
Endorsed by the President: "kccc'cd Junc 18th, ISIS.
having been presented To the President u the lm States Tor
his approval and having been returned y him 10 the house
ly the Consut"n of Ulted States become law
without Ills APPROVAL
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

Some fishermen use cotton for bait; so dc
some women.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

If you want to see pretty tOlerable speci-
men Of vanity-conSult your own looking-glass.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05
WHOLE NO. 7O3

A BOYS COMposlrIoS on CoRXs.-Cons
are of two kinds vegetable and animal. Veg
ctable corn grows in rows, and animal corn
grows on toes There are several kinds OF corn;
there Is unicorn, capricorn, corn dodgers, held
corn and toe corn, which is the corn you feel
most. 1t is said, believe, that gopLerS like
corn, but person having conS Go not like 10
" 90 far, if he can help it. CUrnS have krr-
mails, and many coloncls have corns. Ncgcta-
bic corn grows on cars, but animal corn grows
on the feet at the other end of the body.
Another kind Of corn is acorn; these grow on
oaks, but there is no hoax about the corn.
The acorn is a corn with an indefinite article
indeed FRY it and see. Many man, when
he has 4 corn, he wishes it was all acorn
Folks that have corns sometimes send for
doctor, and if the doctor himself is corucd, he
Won probably do 50 well as if he isn't. The
doctors say that cornS arc produced by tight
boots aud shoes, which is probably the reason
why when a man is tight they say hei, corncd.
II a farmer manages well he can get a good
| deal of corn that makes the biggest achcr on
! his farm. The bigger crop OF vegetable corn a
man raises the better he likes it, Another
kind of corn is corn-dodgcr. The way it is
made is very simple, and is made rs follows
| that is if you want to know You 20 along
! Il street and meet a man that you know has
corns, and is rough character; then You step
on the toe that has the corn on it, and see if
! you won't have occasion to dodge. In that
way you will find out what corn dodgcr IS.
-~<~~
1t is worthy of note that the ablcst Generals
whom the COnfederacy had during the war
such commanders as ten. Ice, ami Cen Joe
Johnston and Gen. Longstrcct are relraining
from putting themselves forward as political
leaders, and avoiding the indulgence Of such
threats Of rebellion and revolution as We are
hearing in the Seymour interest. On the other
hand, such rebel officers as Wise, Hampton,
Forrest, Cobb, ToombS, Bcaurcearl, Buckncr
and Humphrey Marshall, are prctcntiou>ly " re-
suming their old places as leaders Of the Dem
ocracy, and ndulging in inSolcnt threats which
foreshadow another rebellion that will give
them the opportunity of fighting their bat
ties 0 er again" If these noisy and obStrec-
erous rebel Generals would observe and initiate
the conduct of such men as Lee, Johnston and
l4ongStrcct, they would do a great deal more
for the South than they will ever do by prcten-
sion and presumption.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

HURRAH.-The origin of this exultant inter
lection is probably unknown to ninetenths Of
those who use it. 1t is as old as the SclayOnlc
race, for ought we know, and is as commonly
" heard on the banks Of the Vestula as on those
of the Delaware From the coast Of D4lmatia
to Bchring Straits it is the cry of warlikc as
sault and the shout of victory. In this coun-
try we put it to all sorts of oongratulatory and
defiant uses, and its most tremendous vocal
effects" are comprehended in three til%eS
three and n tiger" The source of the word is
in the primitive oriental idea that every man
who dies for his country goes to lleaven-Il4-
ri, the ScavOnian derivatiVe, meaning literal
", TO Paradise"
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PRICES.
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EVERYWHERE.
Amueb A., sale by J: P. HOFFECKER, Smyr yrna, Del.
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K, sultng from any cause Whatever; PrOstration Q
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ships, Exposure, Fevers &c.
NOTICE.

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without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in the
hands oi the proprietor. but space will allow Of the
publication OF but few. ThOse. IL will be observed
are men OF note and OF such standing that they must
be believed.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05
HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTER'S,

The Great Remedies for Diseases OF The
LIVER, STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05
POeI1V.

ICou.inurl on fourth pagc.l
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EXPLOITATION DpnLLsp sPsua
Mr. BUTLER, trep.) Of Mass, offered a resolution in
sruc,ing the Committee Ways and Means to devise
measure by which distilled spirits or American
manufactue may be exported under the aw.
REcoSsrRucrIos BlLL
The House then proceeded 10 the regular order Of
business being the motion OF Mr. Butler to rocons der
the ordering the main question on the bill reported
from the Committee Reconstruction The question
Was taken by yeas and nays and rssuItcd--ysas IS,
nays rs. 80 the vote reconsdered and Mr. Butler
offered his amendment giving appointment OF state
officers 70 the Constitutional Conventions, and then
moved the previous question
Mr. ELDRIDcr, tdem.l Of Wis, moved 10 lay the bin
and pending amendment on the table Nesarved
The amendnsnis offered by Mr. Bingham yesterday
were agreed 10 without division
Mr. BUTLER then briefly explained his amendment
which differed, he said by having the state officers
appointed by the several Constitutional Conventions
after they have submitted constitution to the people,
instead Of having those officers appointed by the District
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THE FORTIETH CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.

WARRINGTON, Jan. IL 1893.
OFFICES N TrxAs-REurs OF AMERICAN CITIZENS AssoAD-
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENTS N rug SOUTH
Mr.. SUMNER, (rop) OF Mass, presented memorial OF
citizens Of Texas against the confirmation OF appointments
ONCE OF residents and stating the
places OF collectors United States Marshal the
district Superintendent OF Taxes and other responsible
offices have been filed by what they cali .foregn i'm
porta,ons,p friends or tho Administration many OF
whom not we'll disposed 10 the Union friends OF
Union men in the Stale, wne there are enough good
Union men in state 10 Gil such ofces--inen VIII
served in the Union army He said he had hesi'atod
whether 10 present the petition In executive or legisa
tive session. but had concluded II 10 be his duty 10 the
petitioners TO take the present Az his request IL
was laid on the table. Also petition OF citizens OF
Hampton county, Mass, In relation TO the rights OF
Committee on Foreg ne Relations
hr. Wilson, trepl Of Mass, presented a petition OF
citizens VI Worcester, Mass, on the same subject Re-
ferred TO the same committed. Also The petition or
Isaac seely and other members Of the Constitutional
Convention OF Georgia asking Congress TO authorize
the establishment OF provisional governments In the
south Referred 10 the judiciary Committee.
M. kAMsEf, pep) OF Mimi, presented petition with
bnthonys fas, Minnesota, IN regard TO the rights OF
american citizens abroad Referred to the Committee
Mr. CossKss trepi OF CAL 6nsrcd the following reso
luton which was laid on the table,
Whereas stated that American citizens had boon
ios pese sn % he
project m citizens assnss hostile acts By foreign nations
therefore
Resolved, That ue President be directed to cause
investigation, aud such persons found be guilty
such overt act then TO dena their
and, " necessary, to call such portion the land
naval forces may DO necessary demand
Mr. CONFESS gave notice that be would call II up at an
early day
REMOVAL OF pfeABiIrrRs
Mr.. WILEY, trep) OF Va, presented petition with
bin 10 remove the disabilities Robert h. Kingsbury,
collector al Brownsville Texas at the outbreak OF the
war; which Office continued 10 hold during the rebel
lion taking the oath OF allegiance the southern Con-
federscy for his safety and for other considerations
and by holding office he was enabled TO render service TO
Union meu
Mr.. STEWART rep) OF New, called up the bill 10 re-
move the disability under the Recon siructou act OF
Governor Patien OF Alabama. He read Recommended
tory letter from General Pope aud claimed that The
Governor was one OF those who had manifested desire
TO maintain the government
Mr. BrCBAIBw. ideml of Pa. argued that CopRfess
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Commanders. He had offered his amendmsn In obe-
dience 70 universal cry to that effect coming up from
every Southern State
Mr.. srsvns (rsp) Of Pa spoke briefly in support Of
the amendment which he said was called for BY the
loyal people OF the South and which was more In con-
with republican institutions than Was The pro-
position to leave the appointment Of State ocers In the
hands Of military men, who could not possibly have
that local knowledge which wsuld enable them to select
proper persons.
Mr. KELLEY, trep) Of Pa read extracts from letter
received by him from member OF the Arkansas Con.
st.utonM Convention urging the plan covered IN the
amendment
Mr. sooys.D frep) Of Pa suggested that II these ap-
pontments were conventions the result would
bs TO break up the conventions themselves into many
,rrsconcilable factions.
Mr.. BUTLER entertained no apprehension OF that The
majority OF the members those conventions wore men
who had been tried in the fire. and he was quite ready
TO trust them.
The House proceeded to vote by yeas and nays on Mr.
Butlsrs amendment. and 1t was rejected by yeas S.
nays ll2, a folows:--
An:on ns Aa:y e Ns, ,sl,
66ssaS c HnG Of caTr 81
aas ass Ds ssa E s
Nss s.aS
Ind Wilson of Pa Windom-63.
NIrsaMss.rs Archer Aats. Baily Baksr Bald
senou ssha Blaine B. sos
Bromwel, Brooks, Buoklsnd, Burr, CHAMBER Cook.
Eliot, Fsrnswc,sh. Tsrrs, fo1. dsTdsIa: Ssis:
Holman, Hooper Hopkins Hotchkiss, Hubbard Of Iowa
Hubbard Of w. Va. Hubbard Of Conn.,. Hul6nrd,
Ke,shsm Knoit. Koontzs Lincoln. Marshall Marvin,
Myers kiback. Nicholson ONelll Orth, Paine, Peters,
Phelps Pike Pile Plants Poland, Polsey Pomsroy Price.
smith spading, sarkwe.ther, stevens Of NJ Stewart.
Van Aernsm, Van Auken, Van Horn Of N. ". Van
Trump. Washburne OF Wis, .washburne Of Ill, Wash.
Iowa. Wilson Of Ohio. Wood, Woodbridge woodwardli2.
The Reconstruction bill was then passed-yeas 1913,
nays As. The following Is the vote in deail:-
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Lawrence. rep, Of Ohio.
Lincoln. rep, Of New York.
Logan, rep, OF Illinois.
Loughridge. rep, OF Iowa
Marvin. rep, Of New York.
Maynard, rep, of Tenn.
Mccarthy, rep, Of n. Y.
McClurg, rep, of Missouri.
Mercur, rep, OF Pa.
Miller, rep, OF Pennsylvania.
Moore, rep. OF New Jersey.
M0orhead, rep. Of Pa.
Mullins, rep., Of Tenn.
Myers, rep, of Pa.
Ncwcomb, rep. of No.
h unn, rep. OF Tennessee.
O'Neill, rep, Of Pennsylva'a
Orth, rep. OF Indiana.
Paine, rep. Of Wisconsin.
Perharn. rep, Of Maine.
Peters, rep, Of Maine.
Pike, rep, Of Maine.
Pile, rep, Of Missouri.
Plants, rep, of OHIO.
Poland, rep, Of Vermont. .
Polsley, rep, OF w. Virginia.
Pome oy. rep, OF New York.
Price. rep, Of Iowa.
Raum, rep, OF Illinois.
Robertson, rep, Of N. York.
Sawyer, rep, OF Wisconsin.
Schenck, rep, of Ohio.
Schoheld. rep, Of Pa.
Seiye, rep. Of New YORK.
Shanks, rep, OF Indiana.
Smith, rep, Of Vermont.
Spalding, rep, OF Ohio.
Starkweather, rep, Of Conn.
Stevens, rep, Of n. II.
Stevens, rep, Of Pa.
Taylor, rep, of IA.
Thomas, rep, VI Maryland.
Trimble, rep. Of Tennessee.
Trowbridge, rep, OF Mich.
Twischell. rep, Of Mass.
Epson. rep, Of Michigan.
Van Aernam. rep, Of N. Y.
Van Horn. rep. of N. Y.
Van Horn. rep, Of Missouri.
Van Wyck, rep, OF N. Y.
Ward, rep, Of New York.
Wash burne, rep, Of Wis.
Washburne, rep. Of Indiana.
Washburn, rep. Of Mass.
Welker, rep. of Ohio.
W iliiams, rep, OF Pa.
Williams, rep. of Indiana.
rep, oil Iowa.
Wilson, rep, Of Ohio.
" ilson, rep, of Pennsylvania
Window. rep, Of Minnesota.
Woodbridge, rep, OF W.
AZ.
Jones. dem. OF Kentucky.
Kerr, DEM, of Indiana.
Knott, daIn., VI Kentucky.
Marshall, dcm., OF Illinois.
McCormick. DEM, of Mo.
Morrissey, de,n. Of N. Y.
Mungen, DEM, Of Ohio.
Niblack. dem, of Indiana.
Nicholson, DEM, Of Del.
Phelps, dem, of Maryland.
Pruyn, DEM, Of New York.
Robinson, dem. Of N. Y.
Ross, dem, Of Illinois.
Sitgreaves, dem. OF n. j.
Stewart, DEM, Of New York.
Stone. DEM. Of Maryland.
TAber. DEM, Of New York.
Trimble. dem, Of Kentucky.
Van Aukcn, dem. Of Pa.
Van Trump, dem. of ohio.
Wood, dem, of New York.
Woodward, dem, OF Pa.
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