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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-09-28

In Chancery at JonesDoPor ps
John +. Grisham, Administrator 0h
Squibb, decd. VS.. Isaac Rorepap'N
] III ginal Attachment tt
TT appearing from the allegations back'
lbilItiiat the defendant lsaae h ore ordd
residence is unknown, it is thereigSs our spr
ed thatpublication be made for f TTribap,,
cessive weeks in the Herald anu toNn Of
a newspaper published In the aid DE-
Jonesboro, Tennessee, notliyin sssid COnE
fendant to appear before our yondsy d
of Chancery, on the fourth nsnswef o.
November next, and plead, an win
demur to said bill, or the an hosrlpgsi
taken as confessed and set TOT
parte. Sept. s 1871. -. o,d Nastci'
b. i. SWINGLE, Clerk
'sepf1fw1pfs5 at-raH
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4Chancery Sale of Land.
washington County Agricultural
and Mechanical Society.
~SEcRETARY's OFFICE
oNSEEssBBoIRo', Tenn, Sept s. 1871.

~
,JoNEsBoRo', Tenn, Sept s. 1917
TO the Stockholders Of said Society:
GENTLEMEN This is to notify you
that at a meeting of the Board Of Direc-
tors held in this place on the 5th inst,
it was ordered that the second installmeht
of the capital stock subscribed to said So
rciety be fifty per cent of the amount re-
manning, after paying the first installment
of 25 per cent. heretoford called for; and
that the same he paid to DR.. w. w. Bo-
VEIL, Treasurer, on or. before the goth
inst.
~ Several Stockholders have failed to pay
their first installment, and as the fence
around the Fair Grounds is nearly COM
pleted it is hoped that all will come for
ward promptly and pay the amounts due
and to become due, so that the contractor
can be promptly paid when the work is
! ~"a ''T.hH. REEVES SECRETARY.
i@ SeptS22t.3 sn' Hff BUS "''A ''is - it'
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DEMoREsT's MONTHLY for n. F;Octob.e

DENoREsT's MONTHLY for October
presents itself, with more than the usual
attractions in Fall Fashions and other in
teresting and useful household literature.
The inducements for clubs of subscribers
offered by the publisher are wonderful,
and can only be done BY a frst-class, Ma
gazine. Yearly, $500, with a premium.
Published at S3S Broadway n. Y,
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NOTICE

OwinErto ne absence of several of the
largcstS tockhplders, the meeting of tho
Washington County Agricultural and Me-,
Assoeiation has sheen postponed
to4he 1st Monday of October
u GEO. P. FAW, President.
Sept. 23d, 1871.
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For nice Chromos and. other fine. PIC.
lures, first class Walnut and Gilt Mould
ings, Superior Letter Paper and Envel-
opes, &c. all at the lowest nprices.go to-
o B SMITH SEQ, los. Gay tStreetiknoY-
vile, Tenn. july27tf
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Heavy Business
It is lively now on our line of Rail
-Rsai::---fhe four Darby passenger trains
are alwayssyellk paded :. From four to
eight freight trains are run every day.
One day of this week ninety box-cars
passed. over the road. ~s9euaN'. aTa6f
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r AN Collecting Agent for VIM. HENRY
IL MAXWELL. He writes me shat he must
have money; my instructions are, ',all
his debtors who pay 20 per cent, of what
they w every 60 days, viii not be sued"
Against those who do not, / will bring
suit immediately in the Circuit Court.
aprGw4 NATHAN SHIPJEY.
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MASONIC.

The County Board. 4 Ia 8nra 81
The school law now in force in. the
State, requires the Board of Education to
meet on the last Thursdays of March,
June, September and December of every.
year. The Board of Washington County
is, therefore, called! to assemble, in Jones
boro, on the last Thursday of September,
(2Sth inst fu.tgt .r..,s a.sY
Let as many Commissioners be present
on the occasion, as possible, for some III
portant business must be transacted.
II. PRESNELL,
CHAIRMAN OF BOARD.
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SEED WHEAT.

The genuine TAPPAHANNoCK, of the
best qality. 81 Cooper bushel, for sale
by orr MAHoNEY 4, SHIPLEE.
.Rsept7m1 .attI-f- aI95-a3
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Something New.--We have Just re-
a lot of Peach Seeders-price 35c.
aug-24 MAHONEY. q SIMPLIFY
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~ EEqcPIaFrcrIc MAoA rs ~ Tie October
number of this Magazine is At hand, and
its contents are of more than usual inter
est. The article from the Quarterly Re
view on Darwln's Descent of Man., j, by
far the ablest and most scientific attack
that has yet been made on this remarka-
bic book. There are, a number Of other
articles of note, Also q fins, portrait, Of
the great astronomer, Sir John, Herschel,
embelIishes the number. j. r, Pelton,
Publisher, los Phlton, Street New York.
Terms 3 . year; two copies - single 81
copies 40 cents. linn LII LII ~ anhal
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7. a Maine girl whose lover had lost a.
limb replied to her companion's banter.
..would not have a man with two legs
they are so common"
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SEEDS! SEEDS!
Eureka Ilsitters.

The Messrs. McClung &, Bettertons, of
Knoxville. are manufacturing these just
II Celebrated Bitters from Pure Bourbon
Whisky. They are superior to. anything
of the kind NOW manufactured and as a
simple Tonic may be used with great bene-
fit by all persons. suffering with debility,
Indigestion, dyspepsia, or disease of the
Liver. Try them and we are Satisfied You
will use no other. Sold by Druggists
generally. f-.rH .-.-tl--l ..7lsept7tf
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Sept. 23d. 1871.

Day Of Atonement.
- Last Monday was observed by ourlJew-
ISL friends as the Day of Atonement.
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o. B. SMITH d Co, los, Gay Street,
Knoxville. are offering better bargains in
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c, then ver
beforerJT The reason of their great success
is, they buy and sell for Cash. july2Itt
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Everybody Bound Fer Old John
RObinson's menagcrie and Cir

Et DOety hOthhfu TOT Olu SOhhd1
Rebinson's Menagcrie and Cir
"Neighbor Edwards. did -you not tell
me last week that youandyo son Matt
thew we're going to start fof Kansas to-day
to locate a piece of land Ssuitsble for a
farm for Mathew?
L certainly did say that friend Brown,
and at that time I expected to start to-day,
sure but siuce [ last saw you the cagepts
of Old John Robinson have been here and
made a picture gallery of the whole town.
Now john Robinson and l were boys to-
gethef, and as a few days wont make any
-differance, Fam going TO- wait and1seesthc
old veteran once more, for / may never.
have the opportunity again. uoit1p,s
s4" Well. friend Edwards, I had made
up my mind that I would not. go ; but
since you recommend it SO highly, i be-
lieYe I will wait, and see the old man, and
his big show myself 10 llsp sdt A,ix "a
b. Old John is sure to come to Jonesboro.
Friday, Sept %. gi57irp - 81 h~ss;jos,
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ia MARRIED-On Tuesday Sept. Goth,
ISL, by. Rev. A. j. Frazier. Mr.. JAS.
F. DoBsoN of Greeneville, and Miss
Mobile CAMPBELL, daughter of John
Campbell, Esq. near Rheatown.
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7 BUY your School Books of o. b. SMITH
re Co,.1OS Gay Street, Knoxville. They
buy in large quantities from the publish
ers, and offer great inducements TO coun-
htry merchants. july27tf
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ATLANTA, MARKETS.
H. T. cox & BROTHERy.,
TOWMJSSIOW MERCHAAIS

FORSYTH STREET.
ATLANTA, GA. Septic ISL
Corn good stocks light demand, Whsh
sells if prime-pOor wheat unsaDeap1
Rye and Barley in good demand ior se'J
stocks light Oats dull, Flour-good deT'na
in and ) sacks, Bacon sides and shculo'p
dull, good hams saleable, Ounons an1
Potatoes, Butter and Eggs active deHano;
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New York.

H OswEGo. N. Y. Sept. 22.-There was
a heavy frost this morning. 1oj'a ,s!iy
ROCHESTER, Septg22.AAfre'destruy
ell much property to-day, including the
Odd Fellows Hall. 1t is said to be 'ythe
work of an incendiary. d2id " 70 ~oEa7o
b New York, Sept 25.AThe Govern
ment took three millions of bonds, rang
ing from 81 IL 9O-100 to $1o131 20-I00.
I'D Miss Julia Doolittle died in a dentists
chair under the influence of lchloroferni
Only four drachms we're given by an old
physician. Cd eH5t zidi - bUs .2ui2yod
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North Carolina, Z

CHARLESTON, Sept.'22 49, Eight fever
deaths in the last t~wentylfour hours.
There has been no Spread. Of the disease
corresponding with the Increased mortali-
ty, which is attributed to the influence Of
the cool weather Of Thursday upon The
sick. "' r- ~.#' .t"5s 1oh ZIG" ~
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Pennsylvania

Pu1L.ADELP1Ill1A, Sept, o. w lfret
& Shaw's cotton mill at Cardington wa
burned. Loss S150,000.
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Massachusetts

g. bSPRINGFIELD, Sept. .s22.-Maiority
against Butler was 166 in652 delegates.
.- SPRINGFIELDaj Sept i25.-Butler's
gains in the towns are more than an offset
in the rural districts. By the present
count Butler has three hundred and fifty
seven |; anti,Butler, five hundred and twen-
ty-four Buffers nomination is iimpossi-
bic. pH .577T @qss 3i .ijgi. tc $50 ViiG
SPRINGF1ELD, Sept. 26.-One thousand
and sixty delegates are elected, of whom
four hundred and thirty-t@of are Butler
ties. .dH or nedF .v1s cd ;-e.F9a Z
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-09-28

Strengthening the body, invigorating'the mind,
and giving tone and elasticity torhe whole system.
The Home Bittcrs are compounded with the
greatest care, and no tonic stimulant has ever be-
fore been offered to the pHblici so Plensantlto Ihe
Taste and at the same time continuing so many
remedial agents endorsed by the medical fraterni-
ty rs the best known 10 the Pharmacopo5ia.E 1t
COSTS but little 10 give them q fair lrinl. and D.
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Illinois

CH11cAeo, Sept. 22,+-Th6e G randL Lodge
Of Odd Fellows of the United States HAVE
adopted an amendment to their constitu5
ton, combining their privilegest to free white
men. ~ ." 10 (,
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Norsl Carolina.

RALEIGH. Sept. 26.-Inl the Circuit
Court to-day the case of the United States,
against Amos and some thirty others, has
consumed the day. The case has been
progressing since Saturday . The defence
have not yet concluded their testimony.
A number of verysstrong alibis have been
proven. fnts ars Ar ID
One of the severest wind and rain storms,
that has visited this section in a number of
years. has been prevailing since 4:30 p
m. though it is fast dying away. Large
trees have been blown down. a., ,,dt a,
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abThe knights h~ayezmesdy departed.iS

.ot, Governor, Alcorn, of Of Mississippi. is
here. He goes to New York tonight.
He has received Agricultural College
script for 90, 900 acres Of land. ll.fh 3
81 Alcorn will resign theiG overnorship of
Mississippi and take a seqtlin the Senate
next session. ~. .;4,t
marched in procession today! Not a
single untoward incident occurredTcliai
The War Departments forbids the use of
spring wagons, exception emergencies.
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No preparation in the world can produce so
many unqualified endorsepelts- by physicians Of
the Vefy5higlIe.t staIAdira in their profession.
Endorsed also by the Clergy and the leading
tional pl lIers.f Ffri lif1s -Ts p II
IA 10
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4 MONTGOMERY, Sept. 26.-Hardeman's,
Mill. twenty miles north of Montgomery,
exploded. Eighty persons were employed
in the mill. Five were killed and another
one will die. lone, man was hurled zone
hundred yards and torn into fragments.
Another one Was blown fifty yards up a
hill and terribly mangled. The mill was
aItotal wreck. @ .L.4.. "a h.r q
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TIC IIies IIYLle F|5ltt"rs mas
DC been ha S NIB hd F3%S,a lidsSdGslieve them
general use now .olsFedto the public.
II. WooDBURY, Mt A.AAnf&ER.
Analyt'I j.. V. BL4NEY, VI. D: SChe,nfs.
Prof. Chemistry 4srsh il. s. Hahn. NJ. d.,
Medical College. b. Mexican. M. D.. i. b.
Walker, NJ. d., Norm 5. Barnes, MI i,
i. 5. Hoyue, NJ. D.. II. Ludlam, M. d.,
Thos.T .EHis, Md JAS. \, Collins, NJ. j..
"A. Hahn, M. p., ffwf2 ~
The New York herald., 1871-03-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Bull TO ESFoRoK THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
The the consideration Of the bill reported
from the select committee
Mr. MORGAN, (dem.) of ohio member Of the committee,
his speech saying that he apoogs for
crime whether the North in the South. He
would be brought 70 speedy justice
by proper ursdiction for terminals be not
tried the jurisdiction then the ae. Of
charge Of Butter Of that the democrats
encouraged murder and against southern repnb
such charge before them, deliberately made ought %
Of any sharee or wild with to the people
the south The gentleman from Mas.achus;etts gave u.s..
tine s bsI G that . 1 % be tho Se
Mes against the South anufactued and the trouble
81 -
sered Is S h.s the %soy epucca
members their hearts ana judgments .san. pend
s eng. e S .aey 70 the
y os T an S but M 9a n1 ss The
% as sn: n Il. with ve% on s
TERMINATION authorized e employ the army
s e "
rss ' ~ % s a & sss
ss sns 4! T s s q ssa s' "
q ne .1a g.. s
security existed from Maine Rio and ~ proof
s'sI;a sss e ,iss sss !'
gresGonal legislation, divided into nltary disrcts,
ss I d S . sd . Ss'0s7E 4. fsa Hs 'i S
his message Of December, 1870, informed Congress-
that year Of peace and prosperity had Just passed. and
dsns wS unstsa military power xsr further
marks be said ~" would restore peace and tranquility
70 the South the whole country change policy to-
ward III; South s.d Of ss P Oily: e
pledged himself there would be syeywhere peace and hap
extent before known Proclaim general
sepssss shS ne s1Ss 1ss III tho people
Mr. HoAR (rep) OF Mass, said that from many states
every Of the and every pusaon or the ee
graph complaints that large number q our ieSw
their lives thai their property does not re-
ceve the protection of the law that their homes are
safe that they In imminent danger OF death and tor
Ss: Sss. %
outraged murdered outawed suffer because OF their at
the country, their oya the flag or because
majority Of the american people He asked the attention Of
the House brief consideration of the relations Of the
American constitution to the fundamental civil rights OF the
citizen lie had long been OF the opnion adopted IN Times
leading Of the trainers OF our constitution was 70
place the fundamental civil rights OF the people under the
protection OF the strongest and submes power known
our aws-namely the general government While we leave
pair or imperil the right and duty Of our protect
Ing Tie Fundamental human rights Of the people.
Declaration Of independence to show the object. which
governments Instituted among but while he did
pretend that this declaration grant Of power he
sacred honor 10 support aerward up gov
which old not secure the end Of protecting life,
liberty pursuit Of happiness The Declaration OF In
over every line that declaration its blazing light
powers Executive the Judiciary and the Legislature
were ed only those rights This principle
however long anterior 70 me 09nsuuslqn end sas
The New York herald., 1871-03-30
SMALLPOX AT PRINCETON COLLEGE.

Mr.. Todd, OF Pennsylvania, "a student or Princeton
College, while In New York last week, caught ths
smallpox, and on returning to his quarters in
the college was prostrated with It, Hoping
that 1t might be Of o. mild type precau-
uons we're at once taken to guard against
Its spread, but 1t soon assumed violent
country. A large number OF the students ut once
telegraphed to their homes for PERMISSION to leave,
ana o great excitement was created, particularly
among those who had been 10. personal contact
with Todd The faculty after consultation deemed
it best to allow the students to 20 home,
and accordingly De. McCOsh on Tuesday
gave them leave OF absence for three weeks, in
which time 1t ls hoped the disease Will have dsap-
peared MIR. Todd was Junior orator last year, and
b one Of the most promising members OF the class.
Hopes are entertained OF his recovery, although he
is very seriously i'll. The examinations, which wero
TO have taken place next week, have been
till the 19th prOxipO
The New York herald., 1871-03-30


and :1s
Ss as
$ 9 as % ~ a'
For twen years there but two instances who're there
~ s'sfs: ss:s
on Kansas both %ss signal 10 sp
lived and impoten which rousea The indignation Of the
This oar oi history VIC emu ''' '''1u'1'A y
Srssniisa cppOslOn % ihs Gon.aton laws Of taa
s a. no Ss * % se o q
By as true ya % the laws and The so
protect the ne q person. and properly hs people @
eonedsns With L. s.e The peopi. os Ss
s9us ss sSsn ss e. *. q: SSs 'Gs. ss
Food ef. The drift and ssu~ deposit. But nowS.sand
dsnces of thrift and economy showing thai he people
shi z protest. %
;S:is "ss
al ria
ss S he asS in % e Violation %
s:s the form Of The
and ssr
said thar the dsurbancss in certain section. Of thc South
rule r. s e
a Ii. e Ss S s a Ss sa % &. ssns
ton would have been much better after the termination Of
the war The people had accepted The stu,sCn and invited
world With al their delightful climate and and
isbore are unfamiliar with the comforts enjoyed By lie
ssDSrng men % Of the North and ais state Of hng In tho
denied for labor and robbed capital Of its
y: ssa % Ya
III % 20 vas pS
vision .n and smSodsd in
snf
within our broad ,s s
tions Of South where good order but hsr.
d.sases the No SsrS S4' %
glare certain part Of South caToiIss and T other
order: The sni under eonsdsrasIon proposed such
% % n % MOS III
sssn: S E ya;ss
n.
When jss ave:s Iseops than hs state Z shs
duty hs s6venuen! = .:ep e and restore peace and
ME ELpR1pcr, @em,5 Of wiG-whi The genlienanpsrmi.
y. ksISrY.i VIII answer !. If pertinent. l,aaL.,
Of SS ssa u
wSeher no. the fac, legislation Of Congress- snc
course general government
people Of the Southern States which repuynan their
nature. r4 #f5 .r.FF7If 1a
AT; KILlEy.I decline 70 yield for such speech A.
Southern people being msed Dy the democracy Of the
North into the belief that the cowsrdy people Of the
North would acquiesce and there would be attr
butte the state Of the speesaes
presse Those who that there power suppress
these great wrongs arc hissng the awless bands on TO
slaughter.
N ELDHrDGH said the gentleman had not answered the
question. s.rr ...- fns ~.
Mr.. KxLLKY repeated that war, and read from
the testimony OF tho Senate Select Committee Southern
Outrages show the OF the lAwlcss combinations
Mr.. Kelley having concluded his speech, Mr.. BEoK
(dem) of KY. obtained the foor
! STANDING COMMITTEES. s.s
Tho Speaker announced the following standing commit
On AocouNrs-Messrs. Bunlnton, Sawyer, Harris OF
Misstssppi Archer ana Lewis.
On PRINTlNG-Messrs. Beatty, Ella H. Roberts and
Price. -f
The House. at four O'Clock, adjourned.
The New York herald., 1871-03-30
BaOOKLYN'S DEATH RECORD.

There we're 157 deaths recorded at the Brooklyn
Bureau OF Vital Statistics during the past week,
being twenty less than the week ending Saturday,
March II. or the deceased. 80 were infants under
twelve months; 15 were persons between the ages
than fourscore years; lO4 were natives OF the
United States, 8a OF Ireland, 10 OF Germany, OF
England, 8 OF Scotland, and 2 were respectively
natives OF Switzerland and sweden. Consumption,
as nsual carried of the greater number OF victims,
"a; pneumonia claimed 10; smallpox, 8; scaratina,
10; disease of brain, 10; apoplexy, 6; disease OF
heart, s; bronchitis, paralysis and cancer. eachi
diphtheria andl Group, eacn. The highest rate OF
mortality was reached 10 the Sixth ward, where
but two deatha,
The New York herald., 1871-03-30
THE CHIlDaER's FESTIVAL THIS EVENING.

The third ana last Chidrens Festival will be given
ct Association Hall this evening. These festivals
have been very pleasant AFFAIRS and considered from
the true standpoint and not from nigh art standard.
they have been q success. The music sung has been
Of good character, anu tne nne arrangement OF the
lie endorsement OF the festivals aud OF Mr.. New.
comb, the director, by many prominent citizens
toiled in vain: No doubt every seat In the hall viii
be occupied this evening"
The New York herald., 1871-03-30

CHEAP wHIsxEY.-Jndiana whlskey Ia being sold
In Cincinnati at seventyave cents gallon, which Is
about seven and one-half cents below government
charges Insurance. freghts and commissions, with
ut taxing into account tbe cost OF productions
The New York herald., 1871-03-30
ROMANCE OF CRIME.
Curious Sequel to the Brock
way Forgery.

The Exploits Of Mr.. Sohn Pike, Of Toronto-Forg-
ing Forger's Name to Steal Stolen Money
Curious Trial in Toronto-Pretty Women in
the Dock-A Mixed Case-A Lover Dies
Of Grief-The Idol shattered-New
YorAers in the New Dominion.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-01-27

TINE NEW APPoRrroxxEar.-The up.
portionmcnt hill will occasion very sharp
fight in the House. The Western members
arc determined to prcss the amendment
authorizing the election Of additional Re.
representatives. next fall 10 the States which
are less than the number they are entitled
70 by the new bill. They say that II they
are allowed to have the new members the
Eastern States shall not 10 deprived Of any
part Of their present representation, and
that those States should be willing to agree
20 the demands of ihe Western 6tates for
representation according 10 thcir popgiaaion.
The question has moro important bearing
than upon tho ed Congress, for II the ap.
portionnsnt dSss not 80 INTO effect until 1919.
after the Presidential electisa, the -Eiecto-
ral Collsxe would b chosen undes the
present spport ionment, whileif the 6tatss are
Ispresentel il thsS CollsGe according 70
their populaaioa ths result eff ~ selece'pn
might NOT 10 ths sam6 . thak NJ pep1les'
win Ii The elolcs 81 s'Fs6sidSpt ,niGA -
BY The refusal Of CoStTse 6maks
he present spporsionment q ones.