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love a. never comes bat once IN life.
tine. and always in bpyhood No, she
mover knew how vorshipped The
ground she tTod on. and how / aspirod
20 become president u the United
STATES for her sake. and The possessor
Of fabulous wealth and coaches-and-
four. for that you know was boys
dream. and saw heT SO mnoh more Of
a woman than / am man, that hadn't
the courage 70 tell her But resoy-
ed to bide my time, and spur onward
and upward, and sometime she would
know al about Il. how intensely had
loved her since the day Ae had aogRed
me into submission, and shen pitied me
for having done it. Tie boy-dream
supurrcd me into college, but one un-
lucky day, the blackest in al the calen-
der. the news came 20 me that she bad
married a rich BenningioG county wild
over with seven children
The golden bowl was shattered; but
] have since loved and teen soberly
married, though there was difference
between the two loves that | never
was quite able to define. They were
both delicious, but one WAS heavenly
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"A water-spout-A temperance ora
ton.
He who pelts every barking dog
must pick up great many stones.
1t is said--ironically, perhaps
that blacksmiths forge and steel every
day.
Papers for forming connubial part
nerships' is the latest term for mar
riage licenses
Experience is one OF the Oldest ano
best Of teachers, but her prices are ru-
:nously high.
"None but the brayest deserve the
fair, and none but tho brave can live
with some Of them
"A girl who has lost her beau may
as well hang up her fiddle, and end her
existence with IA base vial
Some lawyers resemble folks who
can sleep in any position. II is imma-
terial on WHICH side they lie.
The printer who kissed his sweet
heart, saying please exchange, is be-
heyed not to have exceeded the liber-
ty OF the press.
An misunderstanding apartments
TO let, posted bis bills. upon the collins
in the window, announcing lodgings
for single gentlemen.
What branch Of education do you
have chiefly in school ?" "A willow
branch, SIR, the master has used up
almost whole tree
Sawdust pills would effectually
cure many Of the diseases with which
mankind arc afflicted, II every indiyid-
nal would make his own sawdust
--Wife-"I don't think. husband,
that you are very smart "No indeed,
wife, but everybody knows that / am
awfully shrewed
III you carve turkey, and il should
be tough, and slip OFF the dish through
your awkwardness, and falls into a la
dy's lap, il is considered polite TO make
a low bow and say, please ma anl
may / trouble you for that turkey
again 2"
An orator, who had raised his au-
dienee to great height by his lofty
soarings, exclaimed, Il will now close
10 the beautiful and expressive Ian
gnage Of the poet--I forgot his name
and-snd Il forgot what be said, too. "
"a jealous eHpressman ef Buffalo,
wishing 10 convey an idea Of great cei
efity IL tho prosecution Of his business
has daubsd on the aide Of bis wagon
the intelligent notice. 'Liten Express 7"
As they have stopped boring the
S. Louis artesian well 81 depth Of g.
s4S feet. Marx Twain. IN the Butislo
ElTaess, asks why they dontgo around
and sry the other end. ~ there EaGzl be
water there somewhere.
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Can SCENE u say, conductor, do
you know who that good looking lady
is there with book 4
Yes | have seen her a few minutes. .
by dove she's splendid
Eyes, think she is"
"Whtre does she live 2"
"ln Chicago, believe"
I'D like to occupy that seat with
her.
"Why don't yon ask her r.
II did not know but il would be out
OF order
"It would not be if she was willing to
baye you occupy it, OF course you
claim to be gentleman,
"Oh certainly, II you are ac-
quainted with her, give me an intro
ductiou; that is il YOU have no objec-
ton
Certainly not.
How far is sue going, do you know
Rochester, believe,
Fixing his hair, moustaehe aud
wliiskers in becoming style, be follow
ed the conductor, who, on reaching the
seat where the lady sat, said, with a
peculiar twinkle in bis eye: My wife,
Mr.. --, of New York, who assures me
lie will die before reaching Detroit, If
he does not form your acquaintance :
The gentleman stammered, suffered,
grew red in the face. Fatered out
some excuse and returned to his seat,
leaving the lady in company with her
husband to enjoy the joke.
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BNrf4Ts or AuvKsrtaSa. - The Pam.
vile Telegraph tells the following story
A cleveland gentleman informed
Us last week Of bis experience in Adser.
using Two years ago be was inter.
ested 10 the sale of new material oi
great utility He commented by
spending $500 IN two weeks for adyer.
tisirg aud that two hurdred dollars
brought him 81 COO Of business in about
two weeks He then sold out 10 other
parties who we're too careful to spend
money for no useless purpose as ad-
yertis,ng, and in few months the bus
mess sunk TO zero. aud they began to
whine aud scold and make accusations
against the original party He plainly
accuses them Of not knowing how 20
do business, and then made them a
proposition by which they were enabled
TO get their money back. or he was to
receive nothing for his services, They
accepted the proposition He imme-
diately resumed the work OF advertls-
ing heayily--spcnt $4,000 in that way
and IN less than seven months their
business amounted 10 sl4 900
He was thorough convert to the
advantages ofadvertising any and oy.
cry kmd of business, il you wish to
make It pay Printers ink IL The great
motive power Of business. So soy all
who have tried il
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WoRKnIa OF THE SoRosIs Sam, did
did you (hic) see anything Of my
wifeP
Il have not the honor of knowing
your wife. sir"
Don't apologize, Sam, don't apo
apo hic) logic. Tits no matter
whatever. Didn't see her 2"
Il did not T.
How do you know yer didntf She
she's as tall as a (hic) meeting house
and as broad as lamp-post, and she
wears gingham umbrella and one eye
out, and (hic) nose was done up in a
pair OF specks. Didn't see her p
."No, sirl" (emphatically.
That's all right. Sam, that's oil right.
nj IN merely asked frinfamashun. She
(hic) said she was goin' TO jine a sury-
oryosis aud il she does / mean to get
stayin' blind drunk. Wouldn't you r.
Sam counseled the unfortunate Ben
edict 10 remain sober and hastened on
his way.
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4 CoSTaAsT Tie following account
Of an occurreLce in Nantucket some
twenty years SINCE. presents vivid
contrast TO certain business trangac-
tons Of the present day, and so may be
Of interest. IL was severe winter,
and the harbor had been frozen over
for weeks The coal in store had long
been exhausted and there was much
suffering for want Of fuel. Even the
fences lad been torn down and burnt
10 exc out the scanty supply Of wood.
To the great delight OF tho townspeople
the ice Droke.up one hue morning. and
a schooner laden with coal was seen
approaching There was much excite
ment, and before tbs craft was moored
"a coal dealer boarded her and eagerly
addressed the Quaker skipper, Captain
Clifford. "Wail. Cap'en" said be, you
have about hlt il this cruise guess
III hev 10 take yur hnll cargo. Sup
pose youA van moren the usual ! y
top. Wall, 1 ike TO do the square
thing by friend, aud III give you tl2
q ton. Friend, said the Captain,
''ihee can have one ton OF my coal II
thee Likes Tor s., but only one ton; ali
must have a chance just then one
of the richest ineA IL the place joined
them, saying, Il want ten tons Of your
coal al your own prce-nRme H. i
have suffered enough for once. He
received the same answer. and ~ did
all--ope ton for each family, and e. AZ
the price Of each Ton. NJ love u gain,
10 solicitation, no regard u individuals
could move honest Capt Clifford
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Ncut you take bali ~ this poct AZ.
PIE 2 said pretty damsei Ne I
ihAnk you. would prefer better
bali Ellsa blusAed and rvierred him
10 papa
a Judge Va epe Of ths western
states has decided that hucp. 10 ba
lawful, must ts horse high, bail strong
aud plg tight
Prince Arthur was in Buffalo the
other day, ami pasSed right BY Mark
IVAN, and did not speak 10 him. -
Nov, by the eternal. those Alabama
claims musl be settled. says Marx.
In Nevada man with The con.
Sumption took the ANAL pox IRON Q
negro, the ebolera from = ChinAmAn.
and thc yellow fever aud the eryeipolas
from other parties, ana awallowed a.
teen grains q Htrychipe, aud isll ont q
the third story window and broke bic
neck Verdict Of the jury. Died By
the visitation of God.
When Moses got up ilies 10 bother
the people Of Egypt bis head was level.
They are little The meanest thing
known to SCIENCE Take il SUNDAY az
ternoon aud between six aud eight
O'Clock mornings when one is trying 10
get nap, and have = peFyerse. persis-
tent, pertinaeloas ay come at you q
thousand and nineteen times IN sucooa-
sion, is enough to make = Pharao let
40, not only tho Jews, but his meeru-
chaum pipe and his prcttie.t servant
girL A boarder at one of our hotsls
who was subjected 10 this plague oi
flies woke mp the other morning with
the bed mattrass twisted around his
neck aud tied in douhle bow knot
"A skaptlcal young CollegaG ccn-
.ronted an old Quaker with the state.
meat that be did not behave IN the Bl-
be. Said tho Quaker
docs thee believe in France 7"
Yes; though | have not seen il. l
have seen others who have, besides
there is plenty Of proof that such q
country does exist
Then thee wall not believe anything
thee nor others has not seen 7"
mo, 10 be sure | wont.
did thee ever SEQ thy own brains p
',Ng'
Ever see anybody thai did
"No.'
Does thee believe thee has apyS"
mo
Our frontier ladies do not seem TO
understand the necessity OF taking the
oencus aud naturally resist such things.
To one, at Cheyenne, the collector said
What is yonr nge ?" and she replied
That is au impudent question and l
won't tell you" swell. shall put YOU
down at 30, said Pieree... "I'm only
~, indignantly exclaimed the now
thoroughly enraged lady The record
was corrected accordingly Madam"
sad Mr.. Pierce 10 another lady. Il have
been TO your house twice to take the
census. You bad better not let me
catch you there taking anything" an
swered the independent woman Il
want to know how many children you
haveY" asked Pierce, walking into .
house. What's that your business an
swered the dame, 80 long ms we don't
ask you TO keep them" I'm taking
the census and must know" pursued
Pierce. well, | guess somebody haa
been takin' yours and you'd better be
hunting them up, young man" yoeife-
rated the dame.
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49,. AsrE HOMES
AsDF0RTUNES

is IA Societies W WAs3 Ead fgBEF N0aiA 1t speaks to
tae seahg mAa Af haae Au6 feggsns. aHa ts}s hisa
Shs WAsfc shd Ace y sssk q Il tells ths eSfilas4t
ahsfe ~ iaFssa az ishngff - e 81 gasa sesss Ae
fsfatf I'D hsss lsu&s lhs nsst xAl, ths snafs
~ t g7a ffsaAk sna she shante " he ErsSg
saaHafs sgeH 81 lhFsa i tslit fKsft hesg lati nbs4
Nef teKti IS EaaN asat Iag sst ftfHfazs kt4 saEs
asfsi Nsasfess b ffafs nsFs af tas goat saFtfy.-
hs@ Tees ts1HfrsgtRe aat FaEs3sf
hesa ~ FsfeaHfs. israes' Kens trf otA*
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sefs 81 IS #rEss'ee PH3fLEs FlnLtsHt s0 go /,
isaA Aatif tA r. taaf5saaf tAiH. thsdesn. lli. ~
Eaels. ka g sPras sFssa Msss @3esls
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There Is said 70 be 70 Ense cure
ioF red hair bug death.
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sssesssff - aEF psase Is all FasI tisF - issv
aars }l fai fesl = o. issas set' g eAatAss ihHa
80 Cents 10 sIO0 per Bbt.
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WAkTED-- Aesats ief tAe Pocket sewing agchiae
W and Amefieau QlilteF Specially drsgaca for
QulluAg, hrnbr8iaerlne taHa hiirhlhg. iur qH'ldhg
hcdqai4tt this machine stands WtiheRi fifa In tho
sofid u is smris, darchie anf rraciicai Weighs
hut is enACcE aAa accapifr hardly spsce than
scissors Mgfes The fabric and f8i0ss Any
acfieH stamped aE he ciosh ketaH prcf Only Sc.
fofs4recd b tstara Ran pre- paid feip q price.
NtfF libfrai iaaHfc mcHts gaffta seaf iVf avrlars
vis tarDs D. Asents. GsA gf address Lnsp, Las
Co, Peopretafs a@ Bfasd@W, n \
Agents Read This
WE WnL FAY AGENTS SALARY q SO PER
W sesk and e4prasea 90 slipp srGe cdmmission
80 - aslf new FsH punatfsai iHFeEitgns. Address
u W4asR1 = Gu. hansaaH Michigan
4If4n Iiaa MAnrtr - rIs AesfHs SECRET
TI tWaad taapir usilfd fiet. :. J. Fuitun. , y.
ysK -. T. rAHNHsfookss tEnNiFtGh.
Ask sars buaGsir "a Hapsqtsr fvs SWEET QuI.
NiAN 50 rQgsis ft'Hei Q4-tas- Il made 1aly By
u aIEALA-, Chemist. ifstfisI
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Do Nor Ta,sis VIM Daxax2.---A
siayls spark may kindls > aane tAas
will consams . city, and ANAL ailments
sselsstsd, may esd in fAsri disorders
Bsasing this tass IL mind. lst The frat
syuptess II debility or nesvoas prossra-
lion b. net pronplly with invigosating
trsstncnk Forsnost Anoes TIE vege.
table tonics u Ne ~ s>asds uostct
toss stomach Nsssra. aad Whenever the
vital powers seem " Aagsish. q 1ers
u any rsascn " Suspect that tAs animal
fanctseos sAsential " ~ ssslseasicn
and qualification Of the BODY ~ in?er-
fsctiy perform ID, this invsla&bls iastg-
GRANT and sntissptic shoald at osee DO
resorted ~ Indigestion always prcla-
ces Weakness ii ihe bodily powers.
sometimes il happens that the appetite
demands more iOod has the sssmach
can digest, though not more. perhaps,
Than q required 10 keep wp The fall
strsAxsh Of shs frame The ShieeA un-
asr sch eiscamatanees, y % hcreass
Ne digestive capacity Of the a:sinih
tins organ, 10 ~ ~ make Il equal " tho
| daty imposed upsa Il by the appetite,
and capable u ssPplyipy the building
msteriNi II ne sssfeW - fNt Al u y
1 rssfuireds 'rkh object h iaNiy Accon'
plished by he usc u ne Hissess They
suss and gently seiasalsts ~ cclluls'
uenbrsas which ssereten the gastric
juies, and The rrsuls j. that he soiveA'
Il mingled with the tood in suecies'
Iii A. Ink smd
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70 BE- Held at the W'y~am q
Scamp Eagle Trite, on tic
Bird and 1th OF May, 1869.
TuE PROCEEDS TO ne ArPRopaiA-
TED TO THE REPAIRING AND
BEAurIrYrNa OF THE MARSHALL
CEMETERY.
MARSHALL, Texas, Feb, ID, 1869.
To the Chiefs and members Of Swamp
Eagle Tribe, No. l, Improved Order
Of Rcd Men,
DRormgas Your Committee ap-
pointed on the End rleep Of tho
Snow Moon, g. 8. D. 1913 to take
into cons liberation the practissbility
of holding Fair by our Tribe, for
the purpose Of raising funds 70 70.
pair tho Marshall Cemetery, have
htd tho matter uEdcr consideraios
and would respectfully mako the
following report
Resoiped, lst. That this Tribe shall
hold . Fair on the I'd aad 4th sleep
Of tho Flower Moon, q. s. y. 378,
the proceeds Of which shall 10 ex-
pended 10 repairing our city Com
etery.
Resotsed, Fad. Thai the following
lsAics be requested to assist in said
Fair and that they have meeting to
arrange their different committees,
to take charge Of the various dc.
partments
Mattresses NJ. j. Hall, J, y. Naenn-
dell, W. Listlejohn. .. Hcndrick, u.
+. Simpson, J. b, Tullia, @ y, Ad-
kins, J. F. Withcrspoon, W. II. Po-
Bland, A. u. Morphis, NJ. G. Marshall ,
no. I. Pierce. N. 8. Allen, d. c.
Il cooley, J. G. Curtis, d. 7. Fades,
fhos, Brownrieg, A J. Hardin, ".
~. JoAnston, L. q, Hswlsy, Ban,
Taylor, J. b. Lssesatsr, J \ Rigxs,
/ A. Franks, J. r. Williams, ", Sled
mag, ". NJ. Jones, q. l.. Hill, Jas.
Turner, a. Evers, J. II. VAa Hook,
Mary Key, c. r. King, J. U. Fraley,
II. Mckay, T, A. Elgin, r. knight,
W. A. Wherry, J. II. johnson, A.
r. Smith, r. II. Bruce. n. Dsloy,
Il. A. nIsssh, WIN. salmon, Lee
Sanders, Howell Lesis, q. WI
Dawson, 8. j. Rishsrdsoa, A. C.
Martin, L. Golden, Mary Alexander
j. A. Harris, Wm. Umdasssoek, Alb
ernathv, N. D. Ector, ". r. Poag
A. Sears, &. W Slater, &. \. Perry
u. Perry, II. h. carter, J. X. Cham
bcrs, G. A. Fraser, Jno. I. Mills, y
=. Gregg, J. A. Boon, F. 8. Bass
Hoo Woaack, .. J. Womsck. W
W. Hartsill, d. 9. Jeaaiaes, Allie.
Carr. N. 8. Allan, Los. Clossh, J. y
Williamson, y. j. Beall, 8. D. Rainsy
). Q, Thempso.. q. . Taylor, J Y
Rsdgsrs, 7. q. Tuynsas y. D. Gregg
Mary Gregg, b. X, Msrtis, W. n
Kennedy, n. Johssoa, 4. ". Lossh
cry, q. ". Rains, q. r. Lipscuml
y. n. Dawn !. n. 'Coissss. +. A
Bell, W. W. Dsts, y. < Weed. y
7. Hudgies, 9. N. kiss Ains
Mary Yousg, Mary Lass, Pass J obs
son, pattis Irvine, ssdall others VII
feel an interest il tbs sstsrpris.
Reso!cea, "a. That IL committee o
soliciting coatsihuAtooA. w. Dat
i shall be to ne every saAssvss
induce tho citissss u 0asshaH a.
u Harrison county to ccntslbets =,
tislss or nossy for The Fair, aad [
have the Ame dspesi,sd ii sue
plaeca u shall hessalw - sssss,
This committee 70 consist Of ths 70
10. iur Brothsrs. s ett.
7. A. Elsis, Z. h. rsssy, \. n
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SNses~A No>>es~.
The Charter Oak stove.

The Charter Oak Cooking Stove sinru.
- essS IN aevtrtheles. a fact, has
gained popularity in our mids tina, !.
truly wonderful, showing eouelasivsly
that II ia I'll thss y sAsined Tor il and
much more. The introduction Of ose
Stove in a community eau 10 ssfely sid
to insure .hc sale of . ioasn. The nAus
Stone and Charter OAK has becoms =
nonynous serna Stone he srea, insss-
Queer Of the Stove in this region, which
only had to be presented to the people,
to insure il. universal adoption,
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HQ1e Oh ~

Winter Arrangement
4 PASSENGER train for Shreveport
n and intermediate stations, lsavss
MArshsll daily Sundays excepted II
IN N.
Hetarning, leaves shreveport at lao
p. -, arriving ~ Marshaa = . - =.
Connects ii Marshall With slAgt line
10 Navasota ION Texas Central u, r.,
via Henderson, Rsst, Crockett ~
HsatsvilIs, Also 10 Waco, VI Jsebs-
sos, NJ. Plsasast, Paris. Boaa.a, ~
A., viii nssaosA i Csc nsv
staes liss direct 70 DALAI, ~ Tyhs.
Caatsa, and Kasfnss.
Two large Livery Stables At Marsaall
furnish vehicles and hossSs fos othss
points. -
JOHN HEWITT, Sept
Feb IL, 1897 s0-u
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zen. Logan denouncos rings. "
We presume that he means no impu.
taton upon tho twenty. dollar ring
that Mrs. Lincoln says that he pass
ed Of on her ,as a thousand dollar
gift Prentice.
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xtsck helAsvs Notics.


Ovvmx Socrmsss PAc,y,c r. X. Co, |
Marshall, Texas, March ~, 1852 !
In pursuance Of Article u. II Ne
~ u Iasespssaaioa u ~ oes1Asse
pasi1c Rail Road CoMpaeJ, ssuAalss1
ssAss, snA BY virtss of ~ hvs q ne
Stats Of i.osisiasa, ~ he oth day d
May, 1869 notice il Asrsby givsa tAas
a general meeting, Of the Stock holder
Of ssid soapany will h convened q
this oGcs, on The "a day Of May, 1859,
for the purpose Of altering and Ansnd.
ing the act Of incorporation, Of sski
company such alssrslioss and eas.d-
msaln rs4uisiag The a1sesa Of - hold.
en- Of thsse- fusrths u the Host 81 sai1
X. u. HALL. President
Apsil Z 1859. 81
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nANClNG ACADRMY.

Dl,OF, J. Y, DllKE, a;ll apsu biz
L Academy, fat Lsdiss AID Children,
in lIrswsr', Hall. % Friday, April 81
n 4 o,ciock. Gents Clsss WV meet o.
Thsssday, April IL, u y sslosk
Children Classes viii Ness ~ ~ ~
70 soafxss ~ith regular school hears.
Rps passieslass - ca1ssIsss'
Arril 2, 1869 III ~
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Persoss gstGiag up Ciab will bs e.
titled 10 = copy o. TIE TIMES cratic
April Is, 1869 s3Id
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tine. MOANINe STAR.
Again Ralargsd aAA Improved!

THIS WELL EHTABl-lSnED
l and popular Daily Nswstspss hes
recently boon greatly snksxsd and in
proved (shs second enlargement in
eighteen monshs,) and 10 soa4dsnsly
offered to The people Of the two Caro-
linas Us second to no daily journal in
either Of those States.
Tho STAR is . LIVE, PRACTI-
CAL, and PROGRESSIVE NEW3
PAPER, eminently adapted to the VAS
Of this section sound Aud conservative
in lis tcachings, ssd devoted TO the
Commercial and Agricultural Interests
Of the South II contains full and re.
liable
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on receiving contributions wha.s
duty Il shall be 10 rcceiy. III ,r,;cic.
contributed or loaned and sh.Ij m,rL
or label every article vim ,ho doror'.
name .,a hs,, ,he ..,.a =, -. Nm
when called for hv ~. conm;,,.s 81
Confcrencc mi. COMMITTEES =, con "
-ist Of III, c,,,ow;,c Rro,hcrs ~
W. Hcastsill, A. Hsrsrsnft and NJ
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R,.oy.od 5,h That, comm;.,~
NJ co,cs,o,cc ~hosa la, !, III,
be 10 ,ct in con;nnc,;o, y;,h ann
COMMITTEES. ,hc l,J;o. m,v .nro;n;
and ossis, them IN o,ery ,s,, ~ M,
newer in rc,,,; ~ ~. m :" uas"
af Tho P,ir hi. or'"n;,,a" 's - "s''
sist Of tbc fol,om;nn p,a.s " T rpn
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comb.
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hs'ofred' 'th' That a COMMITTEE
on FINANCE, whose duty Il shall be to
'"ke charge oil All iunds that may nc.
c'"o from me fnir, ana shall hold
inc same subject to an order signed
~ every member OF the COMMITTEE
On repairs thm eom1.tsse 70 con
s,s' ne io!Nw'sg efeshsN w
r III. ''a''' IT. '"u w.
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nss'fred' SIN. That a Committee
on ncpa'rs' whose duty II snail be to
sscers"n as soon A. the ra'r Is over
we amount OF fnnds ia the hands OF
'ns FINANCE committee when they
s"n'' 'm"eu'a'e'y advertise Tor sealed
P'oP.sa' . s".'s ~ '.as' '"ree
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Resotecd, 9th. Thatwhcn tho Com
mittee on Finance and Repairs have
performed their duties they shall
make out written report to this
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