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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-23

HOLIDAY, PRESENTS FOR ALIs--cani be
 found at Parker < Co.'S, 98 & 100 Summer
 st., Boston, Mass. To enable every per
 son, to provide themselves with handsome
 andsuseful Holiday Presents. from now unE
 til the 10th of January, 1870. these gentle men wilfa issue large 8-paged Catalogue
 of all the newest and best novelties in such
 goods as fancy boxes, Desks, Glove Boxes, Albums in Morocco, Giltand Velvet Bind tugs, real Morocco Shopping Bags, Far nished Reticules, Silver Plated Ware and
 Cutlery of altdescriptions, the latest styles of Jewelryi in Gold, Cornelians Jet. Shell,
 Etrusean, Carbancle and Hair. Dry Goods,
 &c.. &c., Ge., and hundreds of the htest and best published Books. They are giv- E ing one hundred tickets'to every one 10 who will become their agent, without charging | them 10 cents each as heretofore. Read the change in their advertisements ih anoth- CT column. and send for catalogue. aonnos
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
 TO NAH, suBscR1BERs: is5T'-

TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS ~3tste't One copy, one year, 52 issues :. $2.00
 5copies. $9; 10 copies, to one address, $l.5O
 scribers. at one Post 0nice, sl60 ssch land
 one extra copy); 20 copies, to one address. q. 25 each land extra copy1; 20 copies, to
 each lsnd one extra copy); 50 copies, to one i1 address, $1 each land one extra copy); 50 cop aa ies, to names of subscribers, at one Post-Of- fee, $1.10 each land one extra copy). us5x-
 THE NETWORK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is published every Tuesday and Friday, and being printed twice week, we cas, oi course, print aii erthing on tho subject of Agriculture. and can add much interesting and valuable matter, tor which there is not sufficient room in The Weekly .Trib- unes The Semi Weekly Tribune also s1vss, Tn the =. m BzsT AND LATEST POPULAR NovEIsA9 ? - by living authors. The cost of thessS alone, il boueht in book form, would be from six to eight dollars. No where else can co much current in- telligence and permanent literary matter be had ct 60 cheap rate as in the Semi.Weekiy Trib- uAe'}s.}%@o4I 1-4 a1l8 Io aa11s3s4L Vu~ : l. 7R s.TxRAs or THH sEan-WEEKLY TRBuW. 5.2g Mail subscribers. 1 copy, l year-104 nos, q Mail subscribers, 2 copies, year-lo4 nos, Persons remitting for 10 copies so will receive an extra copy oDe year s-dA3oaqes1 3stass1s For slO0 ws will send thirty-four copies ald the Daily Tribune. asaa s1as a51 ss.' ec 1a THE NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE is published ev l cry morning; Sundays exceptedl at $l0 per year sns1F M = 1o1 @1'1 .bsa.- -A-.9t3c3toI 4ds es as The Tribune Almanac.o d870.. Price 20 cents. Tribune Almanac RepEint. 1888 to 1868. 2 vols Half bound, $l0.
 Recollections of Busy Life. By Horace Greeley Yar1ons styles Of binding Cloth, dolls 60 cts Library, 8 dolls. 30 cts. Half Morocco dolls Half Cali, 5 dolls. Morocco Antique, dolls. ,s Margaret Fuller's Works. New Edition. s yols Cloth, 10 dolls. @aa es" -1'ssSs esss511 - Pear Culture for Profit. Quinn. l doll aniEl9ls Elements of Agriculture. Waring. New Edition
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The following clipping from Montreal paper of forty years since, was found pre- served among the papers of the late Dr. Samuel w. Gold of Cornwall:- .o
 es THE COUNTRY DOCTOR .a s--l
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-23

In making remittances for subscriptions or books, always procure a draft on Nsw-Y York, or a Post Office Money Order, if possible Where nei- ther of these can be procured, send the money, aE but always in . registered letter. -es The registration fec has been reduced to fifteen cets, and the present registration system has been found by the postal authorities to be virtually an absolute protection against losses by mail. All Postmasters are obliged to register letters when ever requested to do SO. .t55u.> 2G9 Terms, cash in advance.
 Address, TIE TRIBUNE, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-23
Farminqton Savings Bank.

DEPOSITS made in, this bank on, or before d.,.' 0 'sp, lst' will draw interest from that I
 Interest at the rate of six per cent. free oi taxes has been paid on deposits for the last fifteen years An extra dividend of one per cent has been declared for the last six months. This bank holds c large surplus tund, as q guarantee toits depositnrs. Amount, of zfunds Sept. Ls1669, $i,0i2, ,b96. Business hours from 8 to l2 6. m and from to p. m. .edrts ,4als a SAMUEL S-COWLEs. Treasurer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-23
CIRCULAR.


 The Connecticut Board of Agriculture have selected as subjects for discussion at at their meeting, to be held at Middletown, Jan. Il, 12, 13. and IA, 1870; Horses. Sheep, Swine and Poultry. zoH rsfta,L ...sy ..tsf.o.I
 Communications are solicited upon each of these topics The field is so broad as to interest every lover of rural improvement. and it is hoped that many will unite in making the report for 1869-70 more valua- ble than any of the previous ones. 2c
 Horses We want facts about horses: their breeds and breeding. with history of particular animals or families; training and driving; feeding and care. What is the most profitable breed to raise? Value for draught, as,eompared with oxen? Diseases! prevention and cure? Does period of twenty-five years Show improvement? Causes of thisimproyement, If any9 Any thing that. may be useful to those who love eSEeesp.-Breeds and breeding; history of valuable focks; value as farm stock' as nroaucers4 4aoH flesh and wool? Diseases: prevention and cure? Effect upon farms, as compared with other stock? Causes of thraI decline of sheep tusbandry?
 S,oine. .ABreeds and breeding; manage ment and feeding; use of different kinds of food: raw or cooked? Diseases: proven lion and cure? Effect upon farms as com pared with feeding the same food to other animals? 2-9,1l
 ' -Pouhry.-Breeds; rearing chickens, tur- Keys. ducks, or geese. Value of these diff, ferent birds as producers of eggs and flesh Diseases: prevention and cure? Details of modes of feeding and general care with. re, ,uItS9 .. .--.- S4i It is ,n Very desirable ih 1t We may Teceive. fnil details of particular experiments or modes of feeding and general care. with necnniary results: in Horses. shown by Condition of the animal and amount of Ia hor performed, or produce as breeders; in Sheen. in the amount and value of wool. flesh. and lambs; in Swine, in value oi flesh or in increase; in Poultry, in amount and ana value of eggs and stock raised. -If itis not o6nyenient for the person to whom this circular isssentlto reply indi- viduaIly, he will confer favor by placing lit in the hands of some one who will at ttend to the business. S'l@ '9A,,.es e. = | Address replies, as soon aasI convenient, Lto s.a. T. g. GOLD, eJifs
 Sec. Conn. Board of Agriculture,
 | adI--:aE.asGoo West Corn wall, Conn I West Cornwall, Conn.,, Nov. 15g 1868. (
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-23

A young man giving the name of Charles E. Mason, who has been canvassing in Nor Ewich for subscriptions and Advertisements Tor a New London directory and collecting money in advance, nhas been arrested n that city for dSunkenness. "He1 first stated that be was traveling in the employ 9t h Bos. sss doing business on his own hook dGsgs aso
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-23

The New York sh New Haven railroad company has dsclaed a dividend of $5son each. old share, and $1.25 on each script share of stock, ire1 payable on and after
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-23
5a FOR SALE

HlHE VALUABLE HOTEL PROPER
 1 TY. formerly owned and kept by Pierpont Edwards, Esq, and known as q The Kent Plains modous Hotel WbicS has lsasy bseg r1 @ and put in the most thorough repair-a Store con- tiguous thereto at which . large and profitable bHsiness can be done-Ice House, Sheds, Barn, about Six Acres of choice Land. lis pleasantly located in the beautiful village of Kent. It is suitable either for Hotel or Boarding House, or might be Ised for Boarding School It can be had at q bargain, as the owner is determined to sell For further particulars, enquire of the own CT on the premises. tasfs SAMUEL O. CONN.
 Kent. Conn.,, Oct 26. 1869. esnE N 29-wlo
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-23

Draining for Health and Profit. waring. Clo:h, doll. 50 cts. =. 7~ . Earth Closets. How to make them. waring. 25 cU. .eAeff aI5 | giH .Cf IiL Esq
 Sent free on receipts of price,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-23
The Litchfield Enquirer, 5 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. RY
 c. A. E1ICKOx, 5taf aI First Building East of Court House, Litch6eld, Conn.

&
 SUBSCRIPTION PER ANNUM. Village Subscribers (by carrier) .2 50 Tn Bundles, paid strictly in Advance,..... % If not paid strictly in Advance .............. 50 Single copies, cents. ~ l. -.. .!.s. ....-set @ No DEVIATION WHATEVER FROM THE ABOVE TERMS. No subscriptions received for less than six months
 ADVERTISING. t-''''" Fourteen lines or less--1 week, .,.... s1 % Eaon week thereafter, ................,..... 70 Probate and other legal advertisements. same Yearly Advertisements sis: at the following rates: One column, per annum. $iUO UO One half column ..................8 oV UO One Square " " ................., 10 % Business Cards, not exceeding half 6 square, per annum, $5 Oe.-Obituary Notices in Prose or Poetry, five cents 6 line. a~ All advertisements, to secure insertion, should be accompanied by the Cash. .st. ..- s% No transient advertisements taken, unless paid
 Book and Job Printing. All kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly and
 promptly done.
 Rusiness Cards, Wedding Cards, Bill Heads. Labels,
 Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamphlets, &c., &c.,
 done in the best style, and as cheap as at any
 office in the State. -sr3e, g, Orders by mail or otherwise, respectfully solicited. All Jobs returned O. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-23

The following letter from ex-Gov. Wells of Virginia was laid before the Rsconstruo. ton Committee on the 11th: ~t
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
IPnBL1c REsotrrrox-No Asl

'9,nt resolution in relation the Rock Island bridge
,b res9iyd by the senate and House of Of
heN states OF America in Congress assembled That the
o making pati0ns the support of the
2r the year ending June thirty eighteen hundred and
teen hundred and sixtyscven and the sa ne is 6r .o
ee as To authorize an direct the Secretary Of War 10
sippl river at Rock Island connect the said island with
e oI Dayenpn.t and Rock island Provided That the ov
ana the Rock Island AMI Pacific Railroad Connany sha avs
rsht OF way over said bridge for all purposes of transit
roa company shall the United States first half Of fb
cos hr superStructure 81 the bridge over the
Dulh al its own cost te bridge overtha part OF The r in
9n the east side OF the island Island and also tb
ipl conolance with these conlIti rs said railroad
nave the use OF said bridge tor purpose Of free transit
roa shall within six months ID new bridge
rg I 9T @ IeI1oye their old niSe from the and their
Island And provided further That the government may per
AZ oshet roar or roads sng to bridge 10
se M sat bridge ut such permission 70 other rna
1h 1 in 2air th right hereby granted Chicago Rrk
o. ali ball not eNoeI the estnm made y tG c
Ini tle act approved June twentyry,
oa case NAL the exp"ntture the part Of the United States
SEC And b. further resolved That in case tla Pct
Island and Pacific Railrnad Company shall na,ct ~
stXtv days. the lasSg r ms rnSoiti w ttI Il"
guarantee the is u - 10 make and
aforesaid approved March second ixhteen hunred ad
tnen thH Secretary Of War shall be- ami hereby all
bridge and to direct the the bridge ar ali
s & ~ tne money appropriated for that PURPOSE in sad
sha not have ae uirr enjoy right way or pvi
said o 'le use OF SAID bridge until the agreement al0.
cOnd ons OF said act # ion All acts or t"ts f
Ac with these ro4outions hereby repealed
SEQ And be 1t further resolved That any hrire IniIt -,
ger tAe provisions OF this resolution Constructed o m
70 the requirements Of section act entitIr
An SCI 20 thOrze the construction certain ris and
Oh xhteen hundred and sixty-sx. ' '"'1'' u''n'
Approved,
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
,,.. -o,o,,.., IPCBLIc REsoLrrIox-No AL

"O1IIV VSOIuUL % tIe unt Tor the completion the
West Wisconsin rulr,at. - "
IeS9Ied oy The Senate and House REPRESENTATIVES. of
the @ & &GseG states Of America in Congress assembled That
i IN az limited by act entitled An act granting
% TO aid In the construction OF certain railroads in the
o seonsn approved May five, hund and sixty
ur th9 completion of the railroad from TunIah.
coiy ni Monroe t. saint Crox lake. between town
ss "enty -nVe anu thirtyOne be-, sane hereby
n FOR period of three the West Wis
eSthhrd he
pi te Sate OF WISCONSIN, and which by the laws of said State
20 thS land gram made the
o'ueu Inat II said railway shall
completed said railroad from TOmah to Black yer Falls
luton, this act shall he null and void w. - '-S
Approved, J uly -, ISCo,
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
tPrurIc RgsoIrr,ov-So .-t

SOnt resolution directing the
NJ 9r nn'Trviceah' atns GHinIlc and nrinancc .nr,s
resolved by the Senate aud House Represrntqtiv. f
sn Atel States Ot America in Congress assembled That the
oSEsry " war be- ami be i hereby.
70 eal1 % BE- '"i af"r " at pulc a. thirty lays mo-
1 h 'ui manner a a. such times and places public or
private deem u,,i
iht"sL me O and other ordnance stores nn
IN psssssfOn hf The War d.ntrtm-ut damana
3t+r"ise unit>e for the EHtcl States military or
r "a" hiha "t the United States, cause the ur nr,
ceeds OF such sales after all proper pense of sale and
Of the United states 80 ~ ''O" "a '4o treas
AYprUYy u, July Is,
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
tPrsLrc REsoLrrrox-No.

IFT. 1T
Joint resolution n nF
States from the payment Of tonnage to consular n
Ia Canada. - '"' "seh's
Be resolved The senate ard House NJ
the Unitad states Of America Congress That nor
alter no So9sul or consular agent a" the United states shall
ekct tonnage fees from ves" of the United
tug At ports Ia Canada reguar voyar rro, a.
port t. ansther within the Cn States sad cons "
consular agent shall p'rlnru official
Iw for such vessel when she shall thus touch at Can1
=. ~ ~ N~"'-4i"h
Approved, J, u 20 1903
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
Insure Your Homes & Property
IN THE
KENT COUNTY
Mutual Insurance Company,
AT DOVER, DELAWARE. 81.
At DOVER, DELAWARE.

Anls company continues to Insure property on rea
teIms anh Tor several years past has paid its
IoI'y moluers an annual dividend of and 10 per
cent. IhG dividends paid the LIST day of Jan.
unry, or allowed in the payment Of the annual pre
mlums, due on that day.
IL is he boundeH duty Of every man. not onv to his
family but his creditors to keep his property insured
ana no man has any reason to complain Of his neigh
oors and friends. II they should refuse 10 contrbSe
towards the loss OF his property being bound for Le
simple reason that insurance is chem aDd agents %
he company reside Ill almost every town throughout
he State. and for trIling can be made secure
from loss OF his property by fire. If a man will moi
use the precaut0n to secure his property against loss
by fire, if IL lnsurable he has no right 10 call nnnn
his nelghbOrs 10 assist him.
The Kent County Mutual has q CapitaI of 5000 -
600, and pays promptly lis losses
Parties deslrous of insuring in this Comnanv va; m;
call upon the following agents:
AGENTS.
Leonard J Vanhinckle. JOnh M. Reynolds, FELTON,
Delaware City, Geo. M Davis, ,Bridgeville
Jesse S; Huntington. Smyrna James Ponder, Milton,
q. b. Dickson, Dvo Paul A. Davis Lewes
Jas. Cowgirl, ( N0'er' H. T. Downing. LanTei
Alex. Jackson, camden, = - Georgetown
II. Cowgirl. Willow Grove, Wesley Stack,
}. Y. Foulk' Milford Greensboro, Md
ELIJAH CROUCH, Dover General Agent
VIM, M. Hickman. Trav cling! Agent, Sussex co., at
LeWes, Delaware.
DIRECTORS.
Gao w c,,.., Smyrna, rhos B Bradford, Dover
Geo' w; Cummihs' - Or. Henry RIdgely, "
james X. Gle nenIs, William Walker 4
" WiIliam Denney, james Prertvman.
Jacob Deakyne, :! BridgevilIe.
OFFICERS.
GEO w. CUMMINS, President, Smyrna. &
JAS. COWCILL, Trea'r Dover
GEO. B. DICKSON, SecV,
4TBusness communications promptlv attended, 70
GEORGE b. DICKSON Secretary, Dover.
GEORGE B. DICKSON.
DOVER DELAWARE.
le7 ,66-lY.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
O T. FICIAL.
80 RESOLUTIONS.
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE FoRTIETH
ElNERESS
PUBLIC REsOLUTIoN-No, i01
OinI Resolution i'll relation the erect, uf brila a.,

PUBLIC RESOLCTION-No, iOl
JOINT Resolution III relation To the bridge In Bos-
ton harbHr.
Be it resolved by the Senate House
the United states OF America in Congress assembled That he
&SseresaIy Sec OF he Navy shall detail two compeen and par-
oceTs Oh e navy and the Secretary OF War shall detail
competent ana impartial officer of the
compose cOmmisson whose duty shall DE TO make ca1i
examination OF the harbor of BOstOnrand shall rennrt M
RresS AZ Us next session in what the comece of
har1or anu the Interests OF the United States IN the navy
NJ will be affected by the construction Of bridge
g e wa er o1twee tue main land in the city Boston aud
at BOSTON, Ia the manner provided an act o the ls
ture OF the State OF Massachusetts, entitled An act TO
te haVetlck Bridge Company " and bridge shall b.
D s'I c"nptny across said until the assent vi
Approved, July :, l5GS.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
fPrRLrc REsoIrrtoy-No AL
~
j nlnt rnsnlnlinna aul

y Company
- T. eighteenth regiment United States Infantry '"'
% " r- 'i y h" N-nat aud House Representation of
IN .t' iiu-s!ct in Congress assembled. That Tho
,.' O." " - M AIT "a" - hereby antharhr issue To-
Hi+ No. enlisted
mtnt L. : infantry. clpins of ani rIII i'm sinnt
t. tha' "-' fy '"m i've the North Platte river in
iy,ls shown and rpcut
".H-.'' ,ttri "f survey convened under
..f--. i.tI Iutrt"rs post Fort Er,l..r
t it oi Jlnu1y tSeIty yiour. eighteen hundred and
Approved July
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
,.,,, (pgBLrc RFsoLrrIox-yo. AL
a resolution I

o I0SOutIUu PIIs csIlAl trnON OF Missouri eQuA
footing with Others a O
resolved nv the Senate and House
O1ed State5o America Congress assembled That the trnn
EcognlLed IN an act entitled making aprUurlatinS
te uetcnccS o Washington, other
apProved February thirteenth eighteen hundred and
pc ana are hereby, considered
iOOtlns win the volunteers to bountes that All laws
nS 10 O9unteS be applicable ~ them other volunteers
ApprOYed, July u, lsUS. y - '9.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
Approved, J, l. 20, 1903.
LPrnL1e REso1.rr1or. No. 81

Joint resolution 70 admit ire Of duty cart in sIauary.
Bolt resolved by the senate and Ou of az
The United States 81 Amrrca in Congress assembled That
the statue representing the figure OF Victory intended sur
mount the monument in nf the Pnnsylvania
who fell In tl Mvcn war, about being ereetrd ON IN"
capitol grounds at arr suf being in marble Itav and
which will soon be ready Jr shipment sha! be admitted
Approved, July o. 1903
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
IpCBLIC RESOLUTIoN-No. AL
esolutiOn in relation to the Maquoketa river in the

Be II resolved by the Senate and House of m
sns Onlted states OF america in Congress assembled That
assent OF Congress given to the construction of bridges
seross the aluokea river the State Iowa with
out draws may be provided by the State of Iowa
2. And BE- further resolved That dams anj Ir;
may b. constructed the Iowa river in ho State of Iowa
AbIve the town of Wapello. - --S N'"'S VI A'""'
Approved, July q. lSfS
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
w atchcs
Watches =!

If you want GOOD Watch, Gold or Silver, you
eau find 1t at the New JeweIry Store of j. " Smith;
ne has Just received a new lot. Call and see them.
Ladies Time IL karat Watches, beautifully cased.
Leontine and ChaItlaine Chains. novII2m
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
Approved, July ss. IsGs.


Us |t'ns tPUBLfo REsOLUTfON-No. 531
resolution the
proved JHy twany eighteen hundred
entitled An act the and for other
Be resolved By the Senate and House Of
he United stases of America Congress assembled That
section q The act July twenty.eght
revenue and for other purposes be- and the hereby
osmrded as 10 extend the opsraon thereof until January
nrst eighteen hundred and 81 ty -niaes
Appro4bd, July %, 1868 -
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
Approved, July %, 1868.
fPrRt1c RysoIrr,ox-yo. s0l

Joint resolution Admitting steam pows free Of duty fnr one
year fom June thlrtieh. eighteen hundred and
@ y by te Senate and House o Of
Hs lte states o America In Congress assembled That the
& &osS4ns OF section two Of the joint resolution
Pecuhy fdntv
pc ana We same hereby extended AMI shah IN force
Tor she fther perqd Of dav Of
A. D. eighteen hnred and sxtyeght that any smell ma
chinery shipped before the said thrtieth June
hundred and sixty eight which have arrived that
Approved July 23, 1868
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27

Joint resolution to grant American register Ia Taoio
brig Victoria"
BE- Il resolved by the House of
the United States Of America in Congress assembled That The
ecretarv 81 tn Treasury hereby authorized aud dirrt M
issue Ian American register to threrict Hawaiian br Vic
California. - u Jan hI"IcIs-
Approved July 20, 1863.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
E6jWD. MCPHERSON, Clerk.
rprp,rc Dr,,,r-,. ~

a I 10. 41.I
reSoton authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury t i.s
an american register to the B-itis-bu brig Highland Mar
es9yed by the Senate AMI House REPRESENTATIVE Of M
Otel tatS OF America IN Co gees assembled. That the Sec
reary OF the Treasury be, and he hereby authorized To- issue
an american register to the British built Highland Nr
o"ne1 oy u ana 5 French, Of Sag Harbor. New York.
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
IPUBLrc REsoIrrloy-No. u1

Om the electoral votes of
iately IN rebslOn which shall
oy the Senate and House Of of the
sate o America in Congress assembled That none of
ae Gates whose inhabitants lately rebellion shall be
F % 20 in the electoral college choice
Vi or VICE President OF the United
any electoral votes be received counted from any of sc
aeS uess at the time prescribed by law for the chuo oi
me people OF such states Con-
$50 tdt orh shall have. since the fourth day March
nuntrrt and SXtyseven adopted constitution oi
been organized and shall be in oDeration nor mr c
tn electors shall have been held under the authorv of
ana government and State shall have
20 ~ shtled to representation in Congress- pursuant
acts OF Congress IN that behalf Provided That nothing
shall BE- construed to apply state which
ecu hundred and " "' Oi march, c-si'e-
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
q 80 UI LEX JULFAN,
Speaker of the House of Representatives

T. f. WADE.
President OF the Senate pro tprnpore.
IN SENATE THE UNITED STATES,
rho July
Ine PRESIDENT OF the United States having RETURNED To The
Se IA whlch II orlSlna ell the bill entitled resolution
@ rom .h electoral college votes of lately
"hch snail not have been reurganiz with his Ohr-
sill tutlon, to- reconsider tn. and - - W."
Resolved, That the bill DO pass two-tbr of tho Spo+
agreeing tO pass the same. ~ - ~ S'0
Attest
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
GEO. G. GORIIAM.
Secretary of the Senate.
IN THE House OF RGPKEsEXrATfvFS.

IN THE House OF RGPKEsEXTATtyFs
Tho rro,.ooe ~ July 20. ISIS.
ne House OF Representatives having proceeded pursuance
OF Tue C'nS'itution to Reconsider the bill rnt rS.
@ lS from the electoral college States lately
Wlct shall have
70 the senate by the President the United StAt"s win b
anu sent by the Senate the House Representa-
uT Tlth Tie message Of the President returning tie bill
Resolved That the bill do pass thirds of IN. usa o
Represent tatives agreeing pass the same. ~ -
Attest: EDWD MCPHERSON clark
Smyrna times., 1869-01-27
: PrBLIc REsoIrrIox-No. 40.I

Approved, July 20, lsss.