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-Frazer's Axle Grease.

azeT hAiO oiS"oS'
-Watermelons are now called 'chol-
era bombshells.
The boys are playing horscotch.
Ripe tomatoes are becoming plenty
in market, but still command steep
price.
Mr.. Phillips is putting another ad-
dition to his house on Marion street.
Smoke the Punch.
How the poison cup did tilt and
twirl and sparkle on the glorious good
old Fourth.
The Pioneer Building Association
sold money on Saturday evening. at
premium Of san.
Last Saturday trade was lively.
We are getting new subscribers
every day.
Lest Sunday was hot day. and
the woods were sought generally.
A band of gay serenaders were out
Saturday evening.
Prot. Hoshour Of Indianapolis, was
in the city Monday.
The Knopf Bros. intend to rebuild
their slaughter house immediately.
--Smoke the Punch.
Smoke the Punch.
Don't pass 229 without going in
and getting fine cigar.
We are not right certain. but we
may venture the agricultural opinion that
no " is as good time as any to plant
your rich uncles.
1t may bs convenient now to cut
your hay and your rich relations; cure
them both afterward.
SEARCHED linen Clothes thrive. snd
the sun gets as warm as if had been Sit
ting close to hot stove, and everything
experiences a thaw.
Smoke the Punch.
lin looking about town, after night,
we find that on account of the warm
weather, many men prefer to sleep out
of doors. 1t is on account OF the
weather.
Instances of reckless drivin, occui
aim ,st every day our stree $. Taere
is an ordinance prohibiting such offence
We believe.
Persons seeking for new homes, OF
who desire to engage in any kind o
manufacturing, will do we'll to visit this
place.
There are some pious youths. we hear
it Whispered, who so to Sunday schoo
in the afternoon, and play "seven up il
the evening.
"A good newspaper does more TOWARD
building up a town or county, than an,
other public institution, and get less 70
Smoke the Punch, 10 be had q
lifts.
Bass are still being drawn BY ex
perts from our rivers.
'The coed, beautiful and sad organ j
in the city again. This organ is the bes
one er in town.
Novels written by writer's of tn
city, at lifts.
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The Trustees of the Camp
Ground desire to meet the M E.
ministers of the District on the
Camp Ground, Tuesday. July 18.
at 10 o'clock, A NJ. 1t is hoped
there will be q full attendance,
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Two full moons this month.

Two full moons this month.
Morning rides are now the custom
| --Smske the Punch.
ISLANDER is like tin kettle tied to .
dogs tail--fine fun so long As it isn't our
dog.
"A peanut famine is impending, and
weeping, waiting thaugh not gnashing o.
teeth, prevails among the youth of the
land.
False eyebrows are quite in vogue.
They are made SO that they bristle with
INDICATION or droop in sorrow. They are
said to hasten proposals.
"A travelling company is coming this
way with the White Fawn as the at
traction. TIE costumes are suited to
the heated term, and the play is put on
the boards with re>nude splendor.
Smoke the Punch, the sweetest CT
gar in the city.
Several hundred novels at lifts.
--Centreville is to have newspaper,
the Wayne County Chronicle R. j.
Strickland is the proprietor. Success to
| it.
Next falls bonnets will be so novel.
so painfully strange, that milliners will
have to hire people to wear them, and so
break in the fashion
THANKS to Allen w. Grave for late
Nebraska papers.
"A married lady in town has burned
her love letters, fearing that they will
make her husbands second wife Jealous.
This is the reason why most ladies will
not burn them
The Mission School gave pic mic
at Dublin, yesterday. At the time
going to press we we're not able to learn
particulars.
"A native of the Emerald Isle, who
was employed on the streets workir G
out fine for drunk. gave his boss the
slip, Saturday and wended his way to
the first saloon, where he took on load
of benzne that made him forget his
troubles. He was carted to the GALA
baose, and on Monday put to work on
the streets again.
The war path is full of peddlers and
patent right men. Within the pas,
week we have been visited by the map
man, the sub scri ption book man, tbs
stencil plate man, the door plate man, the
corn killer man, the. hat rack man, and
the umbrella member man. We are al
ways pleased-when they light out
! Not many funerals in town.
"A friend writing from Rockport. If
i this State, says there were nine funeral
in that place one morning last week.
No new cases Of small pox reported
Those having the disease are doing well
and will soon be convaiescent.
: CowHIDED.--On Wednesday evenin,
a young lady residing on South Pear
|, street, met young man on Main street
near the Gait House, and after SOM
charges about unfounded SANDER, drew
cowhide from her pocket, and common
ced furious attack upon him. He too
, it manfully. and permitted the irate fe
male to go on her way rejoicing.
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j r. Dsy, ESQ, of the CinciI

j R. Day, Esq, of the Cincin-
natl Type Foundry, called on US
yesterday. Mr.. Day is one of the
oldest dealers in printers stock in
the West, and is gentleman that
the craft delight to honor.
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John Mcintyre, boy, disap-
peared from Centerville, one day
last week, as did watch, a revol-
yer, and some money.
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Fourth of July Notes.
Secretary

The a seemed to commence On Moe
day evening. Sky rockets and Roman
candles got on high.
A prominent citizen was seen at 3
O'Clock, Tuesday morning, in the delu>
ging rain, vainly endeavoring to light a
fire cracker.
The Ger nan Odd Fellows Pic Mic, at
Boyce's grove. was a large one, unmar
red by the best of beer. No liquor
stronger than coffee was on the ground.
The German Catholic Pic Mic, at
Benefits grove, was lively one, and
all present experienced the greatest en-.
joyment. 1.....
At G'enwool Park were sever al 1T
door festivities during the day, and in
the evening thousands of people gather
ed at the river to witness the grand dis
play OF fire works.
The city was crowded with country
people, and many for N err residents were
here visiting friends.
The Odd Fellows procession. headed
by the Cornet Band. was beautiful
rriumphal cars. bearing children wht
knew how to sing were the features o
he day.
No bad rows auy place. Fire crackers
the monopoly OF confusion ana noise.
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&C. G. Hutchinson, Esq, We,
eran typo, of indianapolis, called
on us yesterday. 1t always affords
us pleasure to take Charley by the
~.
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J. ittsbursh Cincinnati. and ST. l'o"i'
Railway.
PANHANDLE ROUTE:

Depart. INDIANAPOLIS. Arrive
Accommodate 90 am Fas, Line.... 81 am
Fast Line 240 pm Express l2.07 pm
South'nExp ll.55 pm;lnd'ps E1pr lo.A3 +"
PIQUA and COLUMBUS.
Fast Line 6. so amiF asst Line.... 2.40 pm
Express 10. AZ am South Expr 1l.55 pm
DAYTON and COLU MBUS.
Accommoda'n 8. 10 ami Acccmmoda'n 1875 am
Pitts. IL 10 pm nd'ps Expr 20 pm
Iudp's Expr 5.55 am Nail ..... f.4o pm
HAMILTON and CINCINNATI.
Chicago EXP. 6 Is ami Chicago Mail 9.4a am
Chicago Mail. 3d. As pmlChicago Exp 1910 pm
Y.OGANSPORT and CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Mail $50 am Chicago EXP. 800 am
Chicago Exp 1905 pun Chicago Mail..6.3o am
RICHMOND and WINCHESTER.
Accommoda' ms 00am Accommo'n 30am
Mail ....... IL AS pm MALL. -. 4.lopm
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July s.
LFOUR-Dull and prices have declined
family. So 1906 IS.
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged at 81 IS.
CORN Fair and advanced to 5SNd59c
RYE Quiet and weak at 92@95c.
OATS-Quiet and unchanged.
GROCERIES-Unchan
TfGS-S Scarce and firm at 15c.
BUTTER Fair and firm; Reserve 20@22c.
CHEESE Quiet and unchanged; factory;
11H@12Xc.
PROFESSIONALISM fair and firm; sales It
sx4. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged; Shout
ders in demand at SIC; sides nominal; cleor
rib, INC; clear 7Zc. Bacon scarce ami firm;
shoulders, 6as@6Hc; clear rib sides, sA@
&c; clear, o1a985sc.
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DIED..

HUTCHINSON.-On Friday morning last,
in this city, Ednah E., daughter of z. b. and
Frank Hutchinson, aged months and % Gays.
~Funeral at O'Clock, P. NJ, Saturday
(to-day) from residence, LAT north 9Th st.
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LOG AL RECORD.
J. Fp. JLJFF, local FDrT0E
7 f. Tiff has ODened

j. E. ILIFF has opened
H. .Ne1cs Stand at 228 MGIn
street, 1Uhere all the PERI
odicn1s of the day, 1OiU be
kept. Papers 1Oiu be left
at yo11r residences free OF
extra charge, if 1cished.
I'LL the papers previously
kept at the Post office nO1O
tn he had at LIFTS.
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II w. vsNNAMEE. M. H., success
- fully treats all ella sses of Chronic and.
Acute Disc ses. Send stamp for circular
containing particulars and testimonials
Address Box 5l3u, New York City.
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FINE BANNER The Hibernian
Benevolent Association of this city,
nave recently purchased, at cost
S225. most beautiful banner.
1T is of green silk, elegantly paint
ed with appropriate designs and
notices We understand that
John McGricvy had charge Of the
construction Of the banner, and he
has certainly shown excellent taste.
1t is very creditable TO the Hiber-
mans, and we hope that they will
long rally around it.
Marriage licenses issued since
last report. Business in this line
dull:
David P. Demree to Sarah Blink
ley Of Dublin.
Alex. Gormon TO Mollie E Moore
Of Richmond.
Charles B. Scott to Sada Du-
phone of Richmond.
Philip LaFerve to Irena Grippe of
Cambridge City.
Henry A S,raubcr TO Mary
Goethe Of Richmond.
Subscribe for this paper and quit your
borrowing.
Now is the time to Sc disnfectants.
Never buy poor butter there are strong
reasons against it.
All the pretter girls are radiant and hap
py in summer suits.
The latest novelty in hats for gentlemen
is called the "dish -brim.''
- 1t is distressing to see a young man a,
church with more "plug" than he knows " ma,
to do with.
Farmers complain that their gate hinges
need renewing every few days, by reason OF
the incessant call of lightning rod, piano and
life insurance agents.
Smoke the PUNCH.
"A nice rain came to town on Monday.
Smoke the PUNCH.
"A 81 pound bass leaped into boat some
boys were using on Paper-mill dam one day
last week, and those boys foolishly sold the
fish for twenty cents.
Smoke the PUNCH
VINO HELP TowN.-Enterprising bust
ness men help town by liberal advertising
They create demand for goods that would
never be thought of, and draw custom tina,
would 60 elsewhere. A hint to the wise is
efficient.
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MAILS-Arrival and Departure.

~ Office open from TOO A. N to e:oo
Pm On Sunday, from 800 to l0:o0 Az
B. W. DAVIS. p. NJ.
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.zE THE CONFESSIONS OF AN IN
VALID. published as a warning to young
men and others who suffer from nervous De-
bility, DC, supplying the MEANS OF SELF
CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, aud
Sent free on receiving a postpaid directed
envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn
n. Y. l0-6m-$7-S. MP &Co.
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ton ofall who would indulge n the latest
ashions. vs. Call at the Hat and Cap
fore of JOHN SUFFRINS.
Richmond, Mar. 1s, 1871. lily
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Summe rHat FASHIONS

VuNHE under
IL signed has
ust received his
New Sum mer
Styles of
HATS
Of all Kinds,
towhich he in
vites the atten-
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Flax Straw Wanted
BY THE
INDIANA FLAX MILLS,

UNHE highest Cash price paid. Straw weigh
u ed and received .n Seventh street, above
Main street, Kichmond, u the Oh Hay Scales
Old straw anted. F. S.fOsTER 4 CO.
July 8. l7-2m.
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j. ZEYEN BRo. are selling an immense
quantity of clothing, for the people have dis
covered that their stock is not only of a supe
rior quality, but their prices very reasonable.
Their stock of piece goods cannot be sur
passed in the city, and their furnishing de-
partment is complete in every particular.
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VssY1,e GOISniu. 81.

bCLGLCE VI 1VLCILtLTLlL, oC
Wiy,,e County, 81.
Henry SEEK. con !. .s' p x:ye Court.
vs September Term
Anna Seeks p;1 a; D. !, ,s7 Is,a
RE 1T KNOWN, That, on this 30th day OF
- June, 1871. the above named plaintiff. by
job II. Popp. attorney, has fled in the office
of the Clerk Of the ayne Common Pleas
Court, his complaint against said defendant
in the above entitled cause, together with the
return of Sheriff, defendant. Anna Seiks not
found; is not resident Of the State of Indiana
Said defendant, Anna Seiks, therefore is
hereby notified of the filing and tendency of
said complaint against her, and that, unless
she appear and answer or demur thereto, a {
the calling OF the said cause on the second
day Of the next term OF said Court, to be be-
gun and bed at the Court House in Centre
vile, on the second Monday OF September.
said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and aledged, will be taken
as true and the said cause will be heard and
determined in her absence
- Witness VIM. w. Dudley. Clerk,
ssal and the Seal Of said Court. at Gem
treville, this 30th day of June, 1871
WIN. w. DUDLEY, Clerk
John H. Popp, Atty of Pitt. 4-w
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William II. Dowell
vs..
Nelson p. Phelps.

NIOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
~ day of July 1871, at O'Clock, p. m, at
my off VI the city of Richmond, in Wayne
Township. will proceed to hear and decide
upon the complaint OF the said William H.
Dowell, whereof the said Nelson p. Phelps,
and all othef persons concerned. will take
notice. JAMES NJ POE, Mayor.
Richmond July 81, 1871 Is.
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DAYTON "A large number Of Odd
Fellows and citizens visited Day ton
on the 4th Of July. and they were
we'll repaid for doing SO, notwlth-
standing they had to GO to the de-
pot in drenching rain, for it is
very seldom that procession of
five thousand Odd Fellows can be
seen. The delegation from Rich
mond had to leave'before the died.
icatory services took place, but the
brethren were kindly permitted to
inspect the Temple, which is an
honor to the brotherhood and an
ornament to Dayton. The walls are
of Day ton marble, beautifully pol
ished, and the interior neatly fin
ished and frescoed The cost of
the Temple is 5000.
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment before
James NJ. Poe, Justice
of the Peace
of Wayne County,
Indiana, and Mayor of
the City of
Richmond, Indiana.
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SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION.

a MEETING of the SURVIVORS ASSO-
TlON of %Orangcbmrg District will be HELD
on February 22d (WEDNESDAY,) over the
Store of j. a. Hamilton. The Association
being nov REGULARLY ORGANIZED, the
Committee on Letters for Membership arc
ready to receive APPLICATIONS, which
can be handed in to either of tho following
gentlcmeA Col. A. ID. Frederick, Capt. +
NJ. Wansamaker, Capt. t. C. Albergotti,
Capt. NJ. Elover, Capt. S. Dibble. a full at
tendance requested.
JOHN A.. HAMILTON,
feb lLAs2kna Scot'y s. A. .. b.
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but himselfl made away off in Zone
other State! not un~frequentlyi his
deluded constituents would 70 for rein
stating him, when his term was out.
What n commentary upon the igno-
rance of many of the Republican party.
How eloquent an appeal it ought to be
to those who have the Iowrr in their
hands Of educating the masses. Alas.
that We are forced to say that in Il
opinion there are many who laugh and
chucklc over the ignorance that broods
over our land That some men are wick.
ed enough to conspire to keep thousands
Of human souls in darkness, in order
that they may be the more easily dipped.
God grant that in the next campaign
these evils may be hunted down and up
rooted aud honest men, citizens OF South
Corolina, elected to fill the offices which
many hold now but to tarnish and dis
grace!
When We say citizens of South Caro-,
lima, we mean it in this sense. We
mean all those who shall live here at
that time, aud whose purpose it is to
use what their Office makes for them, for
the good of the State who will promise
to help tighten the burden of taxation
that now Expresses our people.
This is plain.
And this will be demanded of every
man VINO offers himself ivr ros ,.o.. II"
1872.
We have conferred with gentleman
high in position upon this subject, aud
were assured that this point should be
most strongly embodied in the next
platform of the Republican party.
All can aud will uritc, upon a pr;nci-
pie like this, and work for the welfare
of the State. 1t must succeed, and we
but echo the drifts of determined minds,
when we write it down TODAY. The
man who comes here one year hence,
just on the eve of u campaign, and puts
himself before the people for an Office,
will not meet the reception he might
have received in tho past. lie will be
requested &c sc back homc. And that,
too, by the Republican party.
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A
WIN nes
-.
f,ct Of T. ;s Tho whole Ill., :. msno.
o.1ou;.;;.
49,. -
,,,
f.
~
"es'o ~
Let Governor Scott call upon the
L~aw-abidinG citizens, and 1t Will not be
SAID One hundred OF the right sort of
men, sent to tho %up-country right now,
'u "o' 'o""'uS 'ffes'ihs inc
s""'S p''''eS' ana restoring oraer' 'han
'e''n'een 'houSanu co"S'aDies'
They would even do better than Uni
'ou states 'fooB' we aunlt 'hcs'
"ouiu serve inc purpose JUST now; Dut
VIC want d lesson 'aus"'' AS soon as
o'ue' ""0 D'ous"' "Oou'' 'Aesc troops
80,
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=. .
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F'efi: Eurora for Extra Ecbrma-
ry Term. 1871.
oHASGIBgRG COUNTY
IN II SESSIONS,

rony W vogt. Jocob G Kci,t. Henry y
Snoii, Ja;ucs Erown. John c Rowe, Jocob
Punches. SIGdrnchK l.aenn, lr Nogt,
Jim Minuinghau', Nathan " Cmlclasurc,
Wesley d Boyed, benjamin Logged, Cato Liy-
%inCsron Join { Kcnncrly, Joseph " Fan
ming. A.KIstns clover, James : Wright, j
Tacmcr. r X Keller. Josi.a Bozard. Thomas
Is Snlicy. William II Izlnr, pnrial Donaldson.
Spmuci VI Guicaard, Oiiycr Farnrm. Daniel
Sunllo. GgorFc " Barton, F " Fairy, Adam
CT.ush. ct Il Smeke, Geosge L Egien.
feb 1 81
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Information has reached us of an
other terrible tragedy in Union Coun
ty. Eight prisoners were taken from
the Jail and brutally murdered on Sun
day night last, by a mob of disguised
men. A Especial" to the Charleston
Daily Nc,cs thus gives the particulars of
the frightful havoc made of human life
by these tends incarnate.
"The facts of the wholesale mob-mur
ders in Union County seem to be about
as follows A number Of mounted men
supposed to be about five hundred
appeared at Union Courthouse about II
o'clock Sunday night, and proceeded to
the jail. They demanded the keys from
Jailcr Hughes and Deputy Sheriff Hill,
who refused to surrender them. Mrs.
Hughes was her catechised as to the
whereabouts of the keys, but, being
greatly alarmed, did not answer-merely
pointing to q bureau, where they were
deposited. The drawers were immedi-
ately opened, the keys obtained, the Jail
doors opened, and ten colored prisoners
(under Indictment for the Stevens MUIR
der) were carried to the hanging ground
about a mile and a half from the
town-when six of the party were shot,
two hung, and two turned up missing"
The jailor and deputy sheriff were car
ricd off from the Jail about a mile, and
tied in front of the sherif's residence.
After the jailor had been bound, a letter
-~-nf"ne ~wr;.tnn wns nlncnd in his mock
ct, signed X. X. K, and contained these
words: Whereas, it is doubted that
Thomas intended removing the prisoners
from q place Of fair trial, the people
we're compelled to administer justice
themselves Let not thy right baud
know what thy left hand doeth J Mo
Loeb will have his victims even if Mich
ael Of justice must have his martyrs p"
The Telegram" further states that,
"there is no clue to the perpetrators"
Will not this be sufficient to move Gov
ernor Scott from q passive irresolution
in regard to the ~up,country troubles, to
action!
We ask is human life to be thus
FILTERED away, when the arm of the lazy
is strong enough to protect it Are
wicked ara hellish scenes like these to
be enacted upon the soil of u State
much longer? Will Governor Scott re-
maia inert and inactive in this matter ?
Does he, place so little an estimate upon
human life and upon human souls. as to
receive intelligence Of these outrages,
without at once resolving to put d stop
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State of South Carolina.
To tie Commissioners Of Election for tie E2ec-
ton District Of A6lrrMe County:


WHEREAS, Hon. II. G. LoMAX. who. at
the General Election held in October, 1870.
was chosen n Member Of the Senate of the
Slate of South Caro!iua, for the Election
District of Abheville County, to serve the
term vi iUur years, .,ae 'vrevs,,s ...,, . ae.-
as the Constitution OF the State OF South
Carolina directs that in snch cases a Wr., of
Election shall be issued by the President of
;hc Senate, for The purpose of filing the va
cancy thus occas;oncd, fer the remainder of
the term for which said member So deceased
was elected:
Now. therefore. you, and each of You, are
hereby required, after due advertisement,
and with strict regard to all ~p,ovising of the
Constitution and laws of said State touching
your duty in such case. to hold an ELEC-
TIoN FOR A MEMBER0F THE SENATE
of the State of South Carolina, :or the Coun-
ty of Abbeville, TO serve for the remainder
of the term for which said member. Hon. H..
G.. LOMAX, was elected the Polls TO be
opened at the various places of election, in
said District, OIL THURSDAY, 18TH day OF Feb
rnary, 1911, by the raNloGs managers OF
Election, for those places respectively, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of an Act of
the Generally Assembly entitled A Act
| pooviding Tor the General Election and the
manner of conducting the same approved
March LIST, 1870, and this Writ, together
with your return of the election to be held
under it, have before the Senate at its next
meeting after the election.
AL0NZA j. RANSIER,
President of the Senate.
Attest J. Woopnrrr, Clerk ofScnate.
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