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CONGRESSIONAL.
FSt,y-Fir.t consrsss-..ssoond Session.


HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1S70.-Mr.
Dawes Mass, from the Confer
ence Committee on the deficiency
bill, made report which was read.
He stated that the main points in the
report were marine hospital In Chi
cago, eustom-house in st. Paul, and
pOstoffice in New York and Boston; I;
and offered to give any explanation
on these points that might be asked.
Mr.. Farnsworth, in reference to
the Chicago marine hospital remarked
that he had very good authority for
saying that the building now being
erected was entirely unfit for the use
to which it was destined.
The subject was further discussed
by Twitchell, Beck, Coburn, Terry
and Dawes, when the report was
adopted by 100 to 20.
The deficiency bill now only awaits
the signature of the President.
The House then agreed when it ad-
journed to-day to adjourn till Monday.
The House was engaged the remain
der of the session on District of Col
umbia matters, and at :45 p. m. it ad-
journed till Monday.
SENATE.
Mr.. Summer introduced a bill to
simplify and reduce the rate of post
age, to abolish the ranking privi-
lege, to limit the cost of carrying the
mails and to regulate the payment
of postage. The bill makes a reduc-
ton of postage to one cent for half
ounce letters and substitutes for the
u,nking privilege, a system ofstamped
envelopes to be ordered printed and
placed on the calendar.
The bill amendatOry of the census
bill was taken up and passed as
amended by substitute of the Senate
Committee.
At IL o'clock the Georgia bill was
proceeded with. Mr.. POmeroy ad-
Vocated his amendment providing
for provisional Government
for Georgia, constituting it as the
third military district.
Mr.. Warner made an Intellectual eff
fort to fix the time for taking a vote.
The debate on the Georgia bill was
continued by Hamilton, Boorman,
and Pool. At the conclusion of the
latter's remarks, the Senate refused to
adjourn until pm on Monday.
Harmon suggested that the Senate
unanimously agree to reach vote on
Monday. Objected to, and it was
finally agreed to take vote on Tues
day, pm. The Senate at pm,
adjourned.
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and States, transpOsed and substituted
races for one,another in government,
upturned social orders and supplant-
ed intelligence with fearful stupidity.
1t stands by its friends, and, what
ever the calamity to Tennessee and
the whole country, may adopt meas
ures by which Maynard, Stokes,
BrOwnlow and Fletcher may remain
masters of the State. Maynard, only
a few days ago spent an hour at the
White House with Grant. If the
President had any single womanly
characteristic in person or moral at
tributes, or if endowed with a single
virtue which makes woman admira-
BILE and beloved, how nat
urally, when the black, long,
lank, hungry shape of Maynard
wound its devious way along crooked
paths that lead to the Paradise and
central boudoir of American impe-
rialism, would beholders have seen, in
the yellow "fOXv from East Tennes-
see, the serpent that tempted Eve?
Grant fell, no doubt. and the charmer
will reign in another political hell
into which he would convert Tennes-
see. H:S
In local elections, partisanship in
Tennessee is seemingly extinct. May
nard and Fletcher would reproduce it.
Antipathy TO the old Union is
utterly forgotten in the terror
inspired by the brief existence
of two Uuions which tiourished
for a time, and threatened US with
eternal double-barreled despOtisms;
each constantly consolidated by the
retractive pressure of the other; each
upheld by d terrible army of black
jannissaries, and each governed by a
horrible Grand Turk. We saw enough
of that, and now must bend our necks
while mediOcrity and knavery super
impose intolerable woes. Tennessee
ans were beginning to breathe freely,
and, in local contests, to elect the best
men to Office without reference to par
tisan affiliations. Congress would
have none of this. The Convention
removed the loyal judges; there is no
security for loyal people; there is
disorder at times in one or two coun-
ties, and Maynard and Fletcher and
Bill Stokes must hold the reins. A
godly crew they are, and Grant knows
they will let us have peace.
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THE JACKSON RAILROAD
The Case Of HOesmbs vs.. the President and
Secretary of the Iackssn Railroad.

From the New Orleans Times.l
NEW ORLEANS, April 14.-Nearly
the whole day was consumed in the
hearing of testimony. MeCombS was
examined by the defendants and made
a very frank and straightforward
story, which amounted simply to this
That be had learned that the city's
stock was to be sold, and he came here
to bid for it; that he handed in his
bid conformably to instructions, and
his bid being forty thousand dollars
more than any other, he was notified
that the award was made to him thai
he called at the Crescent City Bank,
deposited his money, and presented
his bond for $500, 600 to the Mayor
which was accepted and approved by
him: that thereupon the certificates
were delivered to him by the city
treasurer, and he proceeded to the oil
ice of the railroad, and asked to havs
the transfers made, WHICH demand
was rejected. A very thorough e4an
ination elected nothing further from
the witness than is here stated.
0theF witnesses were examined Il
the Same effect, among them the City
Treasurer Tr,S and Mr.. Potthoff, foFmerl!
President of the Board of Aldermen
In the course of the investigation, thu
Court said he wOpld dissolve the IN
function If the other party moved Z
that effect. and in case the injunction
was dissolved, he should require
bond of $7QQ, 900 for an appeal. IN
case was continued,
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The MegarI,rd rrIsL

NEW YORK, April l5.-The suspen-
sion on Thursday of the Mcfarland
trial has rather increased the interest
init. 1t is known that over fifty more
witnesses are to be examined on the
part of the defense, Notwithstanding
that they have discarded over fifty
witnesses as merely cumulative.
There is but little doubt that,
notwithstanding the. ruling of the
Recorder. much of the real story
and not merely the impression which
Mcfarland formed from it, will get
through these witnesses. The de-
tense was very retieent and eager to
shorten the case, but it is intimated
that some parties whose names have
been introduced in Graham's speech
are among those upon whom su6pOgos
will be served the coming week.
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THE FENIANS.
Extensive Preparations by them for 9
Movement on canada--The Volunteers
Of the Dominion Prepared for them.

NEW YORK, April l5.-The EceSl-
ing Dem osrat says; To-day several
Fenian Circles were summoned to
meet on matters Of grave Importance.
The object is to enroll volunteers for
movements toward Canada. Several
bodies Of men have already left this
city, and others are making hurried
preparations for departure, and by
Wednesday the last Of the legion will
have leftefOr the scene of action. I'm
mense enthusiasm prevails in the
ranks. Correspondents for some of
the city journals leave this evening
for the border cities.
MONTREAL, April 5.-Volunteers
from the country continue to arrive
here. An official parade and inspec-
ton of the whole volunteer force took
place this evening at Champ DeMars.
Nothing new with respect to Fenian
movements. Everything is quiet on
the frontier.
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WASHINGTON.

ADDITIONAL BANKING FACILITIES.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-The Com
mittee on Banking and Currency to
day further considered the bill provid-
ing additional banking facilities. This
bill is nearly matured, and will pro-
vide ample means for banking in all
sections of the country. 1t is the in
tention of the committee to make il
as near as possible a basis of free
banking.
MRS. LINCOLN IN GREAT PECUNIARY
EMBARRASSMENT.
The President sent to-day to the
members of the House a letter which
ne received from Mrs. Lincoln, now
sojourning in Europe. The letter
states that she is in great pecuniary
embarrassment, and desires hasty ac-
ton upon the relief bill now pending
before Congress awarding her $25, 900.
The letter was private, but was sent
by the President to the members OF
the House, perhaps to be used as in
tluential means in hurrying through
the bill for her relief.
REORGANIZATION OF THE NAVY.
w WASHINGTON, April l0.-Ihe Ma
val Committee agreed substantially to
report Stevens bill recognizing the
staff Of the Navy. 1t fixes the num-
bers of she surgeons, paymasters, en-
gineers, chaplains, and restores the
staff officers to the same rank which
they held previous to the orders ig
sued by Secretary Borie, under which
thew were rpducpd
REDUCTION OF DUTY ON CANADIAN
WHEAT.
Judge Churchill, of New " -,
made an argument before the Com
mittee on Ways and Means to-day in
favor of a reduction of duty on Cana
dian wheat from 20c to lOc per bushel.
he represented that if the present
duties were relieved it would produce
rice -four of higher brands, as Canadi-
ans, in order to compete with Ameri-
can manufacturers, now make an in
feriOr flour with American wheat and
ship to this country for sale at a price
much cheaper than can be manufac-
tured here. The Committee declined
to offer his proposition as an amend
ment to the Tariff bill.
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ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
Philadelphia Ornamental Iron Works

GARDEN and Cemetery AdOFnments. Cast.
NJ Wrought Iron and Wire RailinRs, Foun-
tains, Vases, ,Verandas, Settees. Arbors, Chair,
Summer Houses, Iron Stairs, spiral anu
straight. in every variety OF pattern. New
and improved styles OF Hay Racks. Aangers,
Stable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, etc.
PATENT WIRE WORK. - Railings, Store
Fronts, Door and window Guards, FaI IA
Fencing. etc.
BRONZE WORK.-HaviDg fitted up our Foun-
dry with special reference to the above class
OF work, we are now prepared 70 Ill. with
prom ptness, all orders for Bronze CBstingsOi
Statuary, colossal. heroic and life size.
OKNAnESTAL IRON GOODs.-The largest as
sOrtment 70 be found In the United States, al
OF which are executed with the express view
OF pleasing the taste. while they combine al
the requisites Of beauty and substantial con
struction. -%a -
Purchasers may rely on having AL articles
carefully boxed and shipped to the place Of
destination
Designs viii be sent to those who wish 70
make 4 selection. aplS
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Medina, Ohio, Destroyed by Fire

CLEVELAND, April ia fire broke
out in a barber shop in Medina, an
interior town, this morning, and be-
fore it could be subdued laid the en-
tire town in ashes. The population
of about 5000 were rendered shelter
less, and being distant from the rail-
road will experience much difficulty
in gaining protection tonight. The
farming community in the vicinity
have promptly responded to the needs
of the occasion, and are housing and
transporting to temporary houses the
houseless. The town was composed
entirely of frame buildings, and q
strong wind, then blowing, caused the
fire to sweep all before it.
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Attachment Suit.

In the Circuit Court Of Shelby county, Ten
nessee.-RoDesoa, sneed & Co. Vs. Clarenee
7. GeOghagsn-
WRIT Of attachment having been sued
N out against the estate Of the defendant
@. T. Geoghagsn, and returned. levied on per
s0nalty In sueb case, and afidRvit having
been made that the defendant Is a non-resi-
dent Of the State of Tennessee:
1t is theref0re ordered, That The defendant
make his personal appearance before tbs
Judge OF the Circuit Court, at q term OF said
Court. 70 be held for Shelby county on ths
fourth Monday In May next, ana defend said
attachment suit within the time prescrihes
hy law, or the same viii be proceeded wttf
exparte; and that this notice be publishes
once q week, for four successive weeks, II
the Mempkk Appeal
BY BE. COLEMAN, d. 9.
smith 4 Kittredge, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
April IA. ls7e. apis
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Prince Pierre Bonaparts.

NV YORK, April l5.-The an
nouncement of the arrival of Prince
Pierre Bonaparte here created consid-
erable excitement to-day, and the
Brevoort House was thoroughly inter-
viewed by reporters. His arrival at
the hotel was stated to the city editor
of the Star by Mr.. dorham, clerk OF
the Brevoort House, who has positive
information as to the identity OF the
Prince.
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RAILROAD.
-eicht AMI Passenger Tariff for the
NC" =, ,uefit of the South and West

DIRK, April l5.-The New
NEW !, ii and Hudson River, ana
\ ork CenI. Central Railroads nave
Pennsylvah1i, ew Western and South
western freigh. TO Columbus. 81 "a;
lows: l00pounda st. Paul, s. 90; In
Cleveland, 81 Ol; Chicago, 81 80;
dianapolis, 81 as; Nashville, 81 81;
Louisville, 81 70; Tosepb. AZ 30:
st. Louis, 81 81; st. f. tTansporta-
Atebison. 24c. Rates lol Sv hg lake
ton partly by rail and b.HrL.t = rom
propellers do not vary q eauS
this schedule. ..o,,
An important and new psssssngela
rate list for Southern points. AT reducsu ct'l
fares was lately arrange'a Win 'iie
Great Southern Mail Rout 2, when i
expected to be of vast importance anu
value to Southern planters IN tne %
transportation of laborers dronl the
North.
During the past week car load OF ol
laborers was dispatched, consignei 10
the Alabama and Chattanooga RsAll-
road.
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Snow StormiH Illinois,

JACKsoNyILLK, a. April 15.-Af-
ter ten days OF wsfSA and beautiful
weather, it changed, rained last night
and is much colder this afternoon.
Since one o'clock a furious snow
storm has been raging. This, with
peach trees In bloom, is rather novel
SIGHT.
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Libel Enthusiastically Railroad
SQuabble.

LOUISVILLE, April 10. - Philip
Hess has entered suit in the court of
common pleas against the Courier
Journal for libel, laying damages at
s25, 200.
John jameson, of Cynthiana, ac-
cidently shot and killed himself yes
terday while hunting.
Z The people of Elizabethtown, KY,
are excited over their subscription OF
/$75, 900 to the ElizabethtOwn and Pa
ducah railroad, and claiming repudia-
ton on the part of the ex-president
and the company in so far as their
promises when starting the project
have been kept.
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Murderous Afray.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 15.-A des-
perado, named Vanarnsden, attacked
Deputy Sheriff McWade at Shelby
vile last night and seriously injured
his head. The latter shot his assail-
ant through the breast. Both are in a
critical condition.
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LOUISVILLE, April 15.-A detach'
ment Of United States cavalry, from
Carlisle Barracks, Penn, passed
through here late last night, on thell
way to New Orleans.
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Messrs. Eldridge, Meyers, and Rev.
enue Collector Patterson, are the only
representative OF Memphis whom
have encountered in Washington.
Their mission affects the railway sys-
tenn of Memphis, and, as / am adj
vised. has already drawn to is sup
port every ring that seeks the inter
Yention Of Government in behalf OF q
trans Mississippi road. 1t command
ed at once the adhesion of the whole
army of carpet-baggers from the
Southwest, and for some reasons
which AIississippians do not yet com
prehend, Their representatives are
meat earnest advocates OF the scheme
New England, most interested ir
augmenting the cotton crop of tht
south. and addicted to negro benef
eenee. would eagerly promote
scheme which develops more won
deFfully than any yet conceived
she cotton productigepess Of the val
-, oY the Mississippi. The whole
risn ~ of operations proposed by thes'
PPantlenoefi Pssrf az is magnificent and deemeC
wholly practicable. Congress Is Is
,re;gSStv wnctS BODY of wonderful inertia
Difficult TO move it may be, but : one
in motion its impetus Is lrresis
tible and velocity terrible
n has overthrown barriers OF con
stitutionaI law, OYerFheimed system
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nnnd Eridau b new Ynrk

New YORK, April 15.-Good Fri
day was more generally observed to.
day in this city than ever before. The
stock exchange, gold room and sew
eral mercantile houses were closed
AL the Episcopal and Catholic
churches we're open and solemn ser
vices attended.
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CRIME AND CASUALTIES.
Eurdsr in Pennsylvania.

PoTrsvILLE, Pa, April 15.-Pat.
rick Burns, an outside boss at the
Swift Creek Colliery, at Tuscarora,
was shot in the head and instantly
killed by unknown parties while go
ing to the colliery this morning.
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a crvsiaI Palace 10 bel RulIt u Nav York.

NEW YORK, April ia. t. Stew
art and Others are projecting a
mammoth crystal palace, of iron and
glass, in the style of the Louvre, in
Paris, with galleries of paintings OF
science, arts, etc. 81 100000 has al
ready been subscribed, but the loca-
ton has not yet been decided upon.'
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The Wcmen's Suffraue Convention

DAYTON, OHIO, April 15.-The
Women's Suffrage Q9nyentliqn, to be
held here shortly will be the largest
ever held In the West, Preparations
are active with that view.
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NOTICE

ATa meeting. held on Wednesday, the i3th.
"A by the Board OF Directors OF the Mem
pnis Wood and WnlcE-Ware Manufacturing
tonpany q call for 20 per cent Of the stock
subscribed was ordered TO 5e made. paynbis
on or before the 10Th inst Subscribers are
hereby notified to come forward and pay the
same, AZ the once OF the company, NO. %
e'''''-- d. Il. TOWNSEND, President.
W d TUCKEE, Secretary. apA
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nIEl.

KIBBE-on the 18th inst. Of consumption,
Mrs LAURA KIBBE, aged IS years.
Funeral from No. Is Adams street. Services
by Rev. Mr. Patterson.
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The Late Lamented.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The flag
on the capital. is at half-mast, and
guns are firing half-hOurly, on the an
niversary Of the death Of President
IinpOln
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MILWAUKEE, April l5.-The United
States Marshal here, has appointed
his deputies for taking the United
States census.
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100 O
80 q
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50
1000
90 IN
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
Anofhpr Printers, Strlke.
Preparing to Take the Census,

ST.. LOUIS, April l5.-The RepltBli-
Qag's force of printers have struck on
the matter of Office regulations.
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Our TeIegraphic Dispatches are from
lie American Press association, vfo the
s. p. and A. Telegraph Company.
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Each and every side show to any circus
menagerie, each twenty-fOar hours.
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Every regular opera troupe, for each
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To W. s. Scott, G.. II. Roulstone, Alfred
Gardner, John r. Vincent, W. B. Travis
q. r. Brasfeld, John J. Druery, y. G..
Parker, W. ). Morrow, q. Patterson,
Cbas. NJ. Ewing, W. n. Brasfield and ).
r Ayres.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE

A SPECIAL communication OF Leila q
n Scott Lodge No ~, will be held XK
This jSATURDAY) Evening, April/NN
18th, at O'Clock, for work IN II. NJ. degree.
By order OF P W. MITCHELL, ". NJ
81 STURa. Secretary. apl8
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
500 lmmlurants.


LONDON, April 15.-Five hundred
emigrants sailed yesterday for Canada.
Dissatisfaction In the EeuasalcaI Council.
ROME, April Yesterday, a GER
tain number of fathers abstcined from
assisting at the meeting of the Ecu
menical Council. When the vote on
the scheme against heterodoxy was
taken, several Others accompanied
their votes with declarations of dis
approval of the manner in which the
scheme had been misused.
The Spanish eortes and the Clergy.
MADRID, April l5.-In the Cortes
Yesterday, Prim indicated that GER
tain time would be allowed during
which the clergy must take the oath
of allegiance. Senior Ohiazlga has
been appointed first counsel of the
State.
BARCELONA, April 15.-The insur-
gents are receiving unusually severe
Sentences at the hands of the council
of war.
important from Paris --SeVeaty-six Jour-
nails Opposed to the PIshiscitum.
PARIS, April l5.-The Journal on
ciaIe to-day announces that Count
Dara and NJ. Buffet have vacated their
respective portfolios, and that the
changes have necessitated the assump-
/ ton by NJ. Olivier Of a provisional
change of the Ministers OF Foreign
A fairs ad interim. NJ. Segris is to
succeed NJ. Bufel as Minister OF hi
nances, NJ. Maurice Richard, late
Minister of Fine Arts, has been pro-
moted Minister of Public Instruction,
vice NJ. Segris.
The Rdppes newspaper publishes a
| dispatch to lay from La Crezot an
nounciug that the strike had ended
for the time being.
There was a meeting of the MEM
/ bers of the party of the left in the
Corps LegisIatif. aud the Radical Jour.
nalists last night at the house OF
Deputy Crelieux 10 take action with
regard to the plebiscitum. Sixty-twO
provincial and fourteen Paris journals
were represented. After an informal
| discussion 1t was decided to vote neg
atively at the plehiseitum, and to cir
culate manifesf0s against the object q
the plebiscitum.
LATBR.-It has been decided to sub
NIT the pIebiscitum to the nation on
the 18th of May. The Emperor viii
issue proclamation on the same day
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Every retailer of spiritous, vinous or
malt liquors, and every retailer OF
lager beer, ale, cider, porter or light
wines by the drink, per annum. m........... II
And 10 per cent on all the capital in
vested in his business above the sum
of five hundred dollars, which capital
shall be ascertaint d by the Tax-col-
lectOr in the manner prescribed for
the aScertainment of the capital in
vested by merchants in their business
for the collection Of the tax thereon,
the retailer to report and pay quart
ar1U
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PRIVILEGE ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE to fix the rates of taxation
of taxable privileges.
Be e ordained 6g the General CoaHiea Of the
City Of Memphis. That the following tax shall
be levied and collected for city purposes for
the exercise within the city of Memphis OF
the several branches of business hereinafter
designated, which said tax shall, without ex-
eeptiOn, be payable in advance, unless other
wise herein specified:
SECTION ].
Every auctioneer or firm of aVetioa-
eers doing business at one place only,
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Every keeper of ten-pin alleys, or other
siniIar alleys or devices. for each
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Every person who furnishes oysters or
other refreshments, as they may be
called for, including only such as have
licensed retail shops, in addition to
their retail license for liquors, per
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Every owner Of the vehicles mentioned
In the last paragraph, drawn By two
horses, aud running for hire, for each,
: nAan nrlnnIrl
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Every owner OF cart, wagon or dray,
or other vehicle, drawn by one heFsa,