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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-08
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 8.-Full returns
from all the precints Of this city make
Grants majority 8776.
Over one hundred horses have died
hero from the prevailing disease, which,
however, seems to be abating. The san
itary officer expects the number Of deaths
to increase until the crisis has passed,
which he thinks will be in a week or ten
days.
The Chicago and Northwestern rail
road company has purchased the block
on the north side bounded by Clark,
Kenzie, Lasalle and Water streets, and
will erect a costly and immense passen
ger depot.
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AmUsEMEETs.

MEMPHIS THEATER. The Japs aston
ished everybody who attended the the
alter last night by their wonderful per
Torrance. They are beyond question
the best artists OF the kind that have
ever appeared here, and give an enter
.tainment such as anybody will ENJOY
Remember the Tycoons only appear Two
nights longer. Tomorrow afternoon
they give matinee which the ladies aud
children should all see, for nothing de-
lights the children more than the won
derful and marvellous. They will take
especial delight in the top spinning
which surpasses anything the little folks OK
over saw, Take the Young folks to the
matinee. Next Monday night the great
sensation of the age-r, g. Riggs ana
Shiu.Fanc. W &AAt " :.
grand OPERA HousE.-A good audi
ence greeted Miss Charlotte Thompson as
second rendition Of the new society play
Of One Wife, at the Opera House last
night, and everybody was delighted with
me performances. We missed Mr.. Nor
ton in the character Of "Van Dyke, but
his place was very creditably filled by
Mr.. Melton who, Notwithstanding he was
not assigned the part till the afternoon
gave good persoaation of the eharac'
ter. The other members Of the compa-
ny were well up in their parts, and One
Wife was presented in good style To
night Miss Charlotte Thompson takes a
farewell benefit, when there is every rea-
son to believe she will have full house,
Tomorrow afternoon matinee. Monday
night chanfrau,
BsooXs orERA HOUSE,. - Manager
Broom continues to present new and
sterling attractions at his Jefferson
stree, Opera House. New stars appear
each week to large audiences. Brooms
is a popular place Of resort. He has a
Sue variety company and manages to
please all visitors. New attractions to-
night
olYNe.c. Manager Buchanan has
splendid company at his Washington
street ,heaier, composed almost exclu-
sively Of new people. Manager White
is mAkiug every effort 70 please the
patrons 81 that establishment and in his
Efforts has succeeded as all visitors will
testify. Tonight big bill is offered.
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NEw YORK, November s.-A special
dispatch 10 the Herald, from Havana
says: A desperate battle took place al
viomors between the Spanish forces IN
der General Portillo and the insurgents
under Suraz and Gonzales, resulting
ia the rout of the insurgents with forty
one killed. The spaniards had five
wounded. The insurgents numbered
about four hundred. and after being
routed the spaniards started in pursuit
but with little prospect Of overtaking
them.
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LKxnGroY, Ky. November s.-A
small son Of Mr.. Eugene Barnes, about
eight years Of age, while returning 70 bus
home from school near Georgetown yes
terday, passed through lot in Which
hogs we're confined, on his iatheRs farm,
and it is thought was playing with some
small pigs, when the large hogs rushed
upon him, and. no one being near, killed
and ate him up. with the exception Of
bis head and shoulders.
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P.wmGHr is the enterprising newsman
who ssfIs periodical literature at No. 296
Main street. next door to the ice-house.
He has become famous for selling the
very latest newspapers, daily and week
~ and for keeping better cigars than
most people are in the habit Of smoking.
Call on him. rf
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Last Monday Mr. Ed. Pillow, residing
near Helena. Arkansas, had his left arm
torn OF in cotton gin. Mr.. Pillow was
feeding the gin and accidentally got bis
arm caught in the teeth, His left arm
was torn to pieces before he could extri-
cate himself In this condition he walked
mile and had medical aid summoned.
The arm was amputated above the elbow
as soon as possible. Mr.. Pillow is i'm
proving rapidly, Notwithstanding the
terrible wound.
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Attachment Notice.

John Robertson, Before P. NJ. Winters.
John Green. for Shelby county.
TN THE ABOVE CASE AFFIDAVIT
| having been made under section 1855 Of
the Code Of Tennessee, and returned into
court levied upon personal property Of the de-
fendant, aud affidavit having been made that
the defendant II. indebted TO the plaintiff in
the sam Of sio2. due by account, and that the
defendant has removed OF h about TO re-
move himself from the State Of Tennessee
Il Is therefore ordered that the defen-
dant appear before me At my once. No.
20 n orth Court street. In the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee. on or before the llth day Of De-
oembor, 1917, and defend this suit, or the
same will be proceeded with ex parte; and
that q COPY Of this notice be published once .
week for four consecutive weeks. IN the Public
Ledger. P. NJ. WINTERS, J. P.
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| ~ a creek Sensaiisa. is 4 q.
Frou, the Natioa.l
A very pretty diplomatic qasrrsl A.
raging il Ecrcpe over the old i.aariam
rires 50 famed IN AthsniAR history,
apd wkich once furnished conSSdera
bl- uorsioa q the Atheism revenue,
Z bat lave 10. been worked ,or two tsou-
ssnS vsa-s. la 1858 company Goa
posed e ltslsaa and FrsAch capitalists
6o=gat he ola grczrd " the So seoVs,
near SasiuDs marble steep iron
the village, gos confirmation % saetr
title from the government, and ve2s to
uork and began speedily t. rsske large
profss by merely working cver The
Debris LETT hy the sncisaz nlners, wbess
work-tkev were al sizves--vss sloven-
". azd Ek0ss processes were. q eQzrss.
Imperfect TIE rssRlk has bees that
town Of three thozsand Inhabitants has
surung up aro1nd toe nines. railroad
seven miles long has been constructed 10
connect 1t with the port. torsy mites o.
mac.damized road have been made II
the neighborhood. and employment az
high wages afforded TO the surrounding
uopulation. But the company have bad 3
funny experience with brigands One
chief attempted to levy $l0.0 900 Of black
mail on them, and probably would have
done it il they had not taken the precau-
ton TO have him killed. Another at
tempted to carry OF the Superintendent
who had to cali out his armed employees
and offer battle under the rules OF the
military art on the adjacent plain, and
the action was only prevented by the ar
rival Of reinforcement OF regular troops
from Athens. Finally. the Greek public
became too much outraged by the spec
tacle of the companys prosperity, and
the Government was obliged TO pass an
act declaring all the debris Of the old
mines public property, and clapping an
enormous tax on the company Tor the
future, aud claiming S400, 600 as arrears:
This the company could not stand, and
offered 10 sell out to the State for 81, 800
600. hut the State refuses to buy, and
they are now trying to get the
French and Italian governments TO
interfere for their protection. The
Greek defense is very CHARACTERISTIC and
would have delighted sophist. Ii Is
that the original grant TO the company
only included the scoria or Stag left,
after smelling. by the ancient miners;
that ecvolades," or one thrown up by
he ancient miners and left there as not
worth smelling, do not belong to the
company, and that their title to them
being disputed, the matter ought to be
referred to the courts. The company,
however, treat the proposition TO submit
their rights to the Greek Judges in
matter OF this kind as bad joke, and
clamor for foreign interference. As
nearly ali the smart Greeksin Greece
who are not brigands are engaged in
. journalism it eau be readily imag-
med that the uproar over the affair at
Athens is great. and that il is not likely
to draw foreign capital very strongly to-
wards what our politicians would call
4" the home Of Pcricles.
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Re.uIt IN HIseonsin

MADISON, Wis, November 7.-Retorns
received to-day show various gains and
losses in the different counties. It IS
now thought the Republican majority
will hardly reach 1900. The Liberals
do not concede more than 1900. The
Legislature will stand about as follows:
senate-Repubhcans, %; Democrats,
10; Liberals2. Holding over from last
years Assembly. Republicans 60, Dem.
ocrats "a, Independents 3.
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A tenfInn. PnbIic.

1 take this opportunity Of informing
my friends and patrons that am pre-
pared to furnish both dealers and fami-
lies with my famous Norfolk oysters at
greatly reduced rates. Goods sold by
me are known to the public to be Of the
best quality, and believing competition
10 be the life Of trade, am determined
not to be undersold by anybody. Very
respectfully, VIcToR d. FUcHs,
SIT II jefferson street.
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GROCERIES
suNDRIEs...FREsR ARRIVALS

$50 boxes Chedder Cheese.
so bbls. HOminy and Grits.
rs tierces new Hams.
SO half bbIs. and bbls. Pickles.
300 boxes Raisins.
30 bbIs. new Rice.
600 pkgs. new Maekerel.
100 half bbls. & kits new White fish
40 bbls. and half bbls. krcut.
5000 cases new Canned Fruit.
5OOcases Jellies and Preserves.
100 bbls. Almonds, Filberts, etc.
And other articles too numerous to mention
For sale low. at -
.37.lI4 33S Front, cor. Union st.
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THE Avalanche says that all the Dem
oeratio nominees in the State were op-
posed to Johnson, and that now comes
the verdict Of the people in their wrath.
HE nominees are pitched into the
D'ooay ehasn, and engulphed in John
SOU political earthquake" But these
grand hEurea Of speech fail to disclose
Wnat become Of johnson. Twas curious
justice indeed, FOR the people" to
make a heea,oub Of ,beir nominees and
mr.. 'ohns0n al a, IN, same time. How
strange mat Tie Eeueralissimo Of The
nns sIesos's - worse smashed
himself ihAn al he rest Now, jus
where his part Of L. ifup s,,b. compen
sahon comes in it il 10, ,.sv 10 SCI
shile things are 80 nissa
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Closing Out.

In order to close up our business, We
offer our stock Of Office and fancy sta.
tionery, blank books, etc., at from
twenty-five to fifty per cent. below usual
figures. and we respectfully invite the
public to give us a call.
GOODWIN & Co.,
AT 2dl Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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There's nothing half SC s=i in life IS
70 reflect how many mothers took their
daughters to the springs, the seashore
and the mountains for nothing this sum
nsr The iortures suffered by these IN
successful parents, while they muse
upon the bills for the sesshore, are eK-
/ crucisting.
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PuxFs, l6 Jefferson street.

MAysroRD, the well-known bookseller
and news dealer, corner OF Second and
Madison streets, has received the Josh
Billings Allminax and the Mast Almi-
mack for 1873. Both are rich. rare and
racy and superior in wit and humor to
those oflast year. He has also received
the magazines for November. aiile
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AT least 1000 white meu failed to vote
in Fayette county. johnson received
only l65 votes, while Cheatham polled
1880, but Maynard received 2S4l. An
other Radical decrease"
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SEE advertisement of Wheeler Il
Wilson's sewing machine in the "For
Sale" column, the owner considering it
worthless, offers bargain in it. 4St
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The London papers are charging an
American orphan" with stealing tele-
graph forms and selling them for three
cents a pound. He is being entertained
for tweuiy-one days at the public ex-
penss, at the expiration Of which time
he viii be shipped 70 his native land
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MsuapAls Bnflaing and savings
Association.

Ats meeting Of the Memphis Build
Ing sad Savings Association, held al
Memphis Club Hall, last evening, after
the adoption Of = constitution, the fol-
lowiaE asEeers were elected: President,
6. Il. Judah. Esq; yice-President DR..
Szsrenyi; Secretary, s. Sturm, ESQ.,;
Treasurer, L. Levy, Esq, of the Man
haitian Bank.
1, was resolved to issue circulars ex'
planning the system and advantages Of
the Association. and thus satisfactorily
explain the many questions constantly
asked by parties desiring information.
At the next regular meeting, o board Of
nine Directors, composed Of citizens Of
known personal worth and responsible
ity, will be elected. The Association,
begun under such favorable auspices, is
assured of success and will be ofin6nite
advantage to Memphis, advancing as it
does the interests Of all.
A prospectus Of the Association, to
satisfy numerous inquiries, will be gen.
orally distributed in few days, and the
day of next meeting made known by
publication. etgifr8
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CARPETS.

CARPETS.--New styles just
received; also Furniture, Nat
tresses, Window Shades, etc.
Special inducements offered at
AMES, BEATTIE e. co.'s,
.s-ish 1886 Main Street.
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AS q defeated candidate for the Legis-
lature grimly remarked when the returns
showed that he was elected to stay at
home, we might as well make this
thing unanimous.
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A NOTABLE WATCH.


'oe oo.L
T The New orleans Times Of ttne 'op.n
ult, has 2 sensation about uqneIaI La Ia,
iayotte watch, presented 10 nun ny
George washington, winch was .s s'l y
from him IN tennessee when nc v,s''eu :,
this country ~ 1873 me u9vernor ol
Tennesaee at That time onered a rswrra !
of $1,000 for its return, nnt no trace VI
1t was discovered. The Times says:
The years passed on, ana win tnelr
lapse mems recollection, oil the c,rcum
stance faded away, Lafayctte uled Ia u,
1884 and for a space OF ior,y.e'gn !
years the stolen watch pore an un1hpno"t'
history AT the end o. that tlmel ou' =
few days agos,a gen.'e"a 'es'J,ns ~
this CITY while visiting LOUISVILLE, az
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I am receiving my fall and winter
stock of SIEGE goods Of the newest and
choicest designs in the Western market,
which am prepared to make to order
at low cash prices. Gail and sec me at
2ss Second street. I. McGEor.
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THE supporters of johnson and the
Republicans will have a majority in the
next General Assembly Of the State. In
West Tennessee, as far as heard from.
the Independents and Republicans have
carried Shelby, Fayette, Hardemah,
Madison and Haywood. Aspecial tele-
gram from Nashville indicates that a
similar result has been achieved in Mid
die and East Tennessee Aralanche, Sth
Since when did the Republicans and
Independents begin to couple their names
together so ahectiona;ely, as though all
one party2 That is slight intimation
that we do not remember to have heard
before the election. How would it read
to put the shoe on the other foot, this
way: The supporters of Cheatham and
the Republicans viii have vast major
ity in the next Legislature over the third
party. The Democrats and Republicans
have carried Shelby. Fayette, etc.
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The Isrgest stock Of bays and ehit.
dTens clofhing al lois figures. az die
Mammoth Clothing Hoase, 2ss Moia
street corner Of Madisoa
37f l.. STEINER.
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The twelve and fifteen hundred copies
ofthe LEDGER printed yesterday and the
day before respectively, were not sufii
cient to meet the demand, SO great was
theinterest Of the people in the election
returns. An ample supply will be
printed to-day.
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Victor d. Fuchs, at Al Jefferson street,
is receiving them daily by express. Call
on him for your supplies. 81
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se7 CASH PREMIUMS,

sz- Certificates for sale at all the Society's
Agencies.
sss Whsle certificates. IS; halves, 50 80;
quarters. 81 q.
ES- Ali orders with money for Certificates
sent by express or registered letter OF postoiiee
orders, Mt the risk Of the Society. Address all
orders I'M. A. and NJ. Society. 3i5 Second
street, Memphis, Tenn p. o. Box IS.
j. G. BALLENTINE, President.
LEON TRoUspALR. Secretary. 1915
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The Mulhauseu theAter, 81 Alssoe. has
been reopened under German manage
ment, after a two years close
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Office, 81 Charleston avenue-Ware' S
drug store; at night, at Hotel de Europe.
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FoR sign, ornamental and house paint
ing, 20 to A. F. Davis, 2sl Second no
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Dress GooDs at extremely low prices,
regardless of cost, at the Southern Pal
ace closing out sale, 1872 Main st. SGT
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FoR furniture and mattresses at low
rates go to II. Marks, POI Main street.
n s.
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Fisrsr billiard hall in the city-wil.
let's. SVl
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PHELAx & Collenders beveled tables
at the Peabody Billiard Hall. SO
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sournERN PALACE closing out sale,
Bargains are the rule" 5st
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PEasopY Billiard Hall. largest and
most elegant in the Southwest. 50
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MILLINERY.
NINE. M. DUKE,
MODES DE PARIS,
Invites attention 70 her
LADIES' DRESS SUITS

Alpaca, POplIn, SIX ann Cashmere,
which she viii keep Away on hand. together
viii heau.iful selection Of
LACE8 AND LACE GaODs.
Nme. d. makes = rr.--aiiy Of Frsneh c..
Roorua a4s aaln "a. Goyer
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Dr.B.F. BIount.

WrLLrrrs Billiard Hall, 81 Adams
.,-aas 30t
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STRAxGERs visiting the city should not
fail to visit Peabody Billiard Hall 50
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INTEREST.
MAYoR's OFFIcR. CRY HALL.
MrvPufg. TIM OctObcr 90. 1872

UlHE INTEREST ON THE GOLD BONDS
j Of the City Of Memphis, due November LIST.
1872. will be paid on presentation Of the proper
coupons At the Chemical National Bank. in
the City Of New York. on and AFTER Friday, the
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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merchant TaiIoring.

Violin and guitar strings. best
italian, Mt m. seehausen's, 240
SECOND street. ln .IsiH ST.
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Buy your wood from G H. john
son, III Poplar ST., near Fourth. at
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FRESH OYSTERS.

W. 2. Mitchell's school, 1903 Third St
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER,


SPALDING PofE... s.......f
II. SHoRf................ ...... treasurer
NaoNDAY, NOV. 4, 1s72-SIX NIGHTS
M and Saturday Matinee.
mnrshaIl's Royal Tycoon Troupe 81
Japanesef
Joucleurs equilibrists. slack rope and wire
ascensioflists, from the great Tycoon theater.
Jsaca. comprising the most wonderful troupe
Of male and female artists that have eyor been
narmitted 10 leave Japan. Minagawa dQssu
Esara' The most wonderful double ladder Light
and heavy bslancer; .0zawa Una ketohio,
wizard tor spinner; To Ko-fo,. tight rope,
cross ross rope and flying bamboo eguilibrist Lok
Sor Rro. prostidgitator, trapezist, etc: tang
Van screen balancor and japanese. Samson
Fitz Sarbro, the great Japanese juggler; Ioro
MoslSie. light and heavy balances; Co-Snrbro,
the beautiful boy of nerve; Iozo ketchie ana
ell;noske. tho homeless boys; Miss Qnaga and
Miss 0iozo, the beautiful Japanese ladies, will
anpear AT each exhibition, o4-oO
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SnIPPlNG TAGS printed just at New
York prices at the PUBLIC LEDGER
Office. 4Sr
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STaAsoans, 60 to wnlett's $.

Henry Farmer, teacher Of the Piano,
Flute and Guitar. Leave orders at Ii. G.
Hollenberg music store. UC 81
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5l6l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

public moneys. one hundred thousand dsiI.r. -
clerks. and Ohtr. in once q the treas
S;ss Il NV 59sl city fer the p,s.eDs hss. year
1ERRlTORIAL GOVERNMENTS.
ITsTRIcT OF CoLUNBIA.-To pay the governor,
works q the District q umb .uc sums 81 as aay
be due them for salaries from the date Of their com
seventy enc. three thousand eight hnndrei 4 and
atty one dollars and fourteen cents, or 50 much
To Pay the hem members u he board of health from
the date Of their appointment 70 the first Of July,
hond,sd sns nin.,T two dollar. and nifty ak GEMS,
be n the s e. ans s
sish s hundred and ssSenty one, two thousand
For deficiency in appropriation for legislative
excuses 81 Montana Territory for the Fl cal year
sevsriy two. the same to be expended 10 PUBLISHING
the laws and journals Of the last session of tLe
iegslsinrs Of said Territory the sum of i've thous-
EoI RIiniiss aud binding use and council Jour.
Ct Montana Territory, two thousand four hundred
For compensation OF members Of the fifth legisIa-
lure or Montana Territory, eight hundred aud
carpet, postage, and ether Incidental expenses o!
the secretary ofthe Territory OF New Mexico, for
d. ed anc enty one one Thousand three hundred
AMI fifty Collars and eighty two cents.
rtory Of Arizona rent Of once. fuel, tights, print.
isg POSTAGE, storage Of furniture, and so forth.
three Thousand dcllsrs.
Fer exrensss Of the secretsry's Office OF the Ter
rb Of WINNING fuel, lights stationery, postage,
arr 50 forth: one Thousand two hundred dollars.
For misc llspeous prnting ard printing jOurnsls
OF council and house of the nineteenth annual ses-
sion OF the legislative assembly of the Territory Of
Utah, ore thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars
and forty cents.
For deficiency of appropriation for legislative ex.
penses Of the Territory Of Dakota, for the fiscal
years ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and
seventy one and June thirty, els hteep hundred and
thousand three hundred and ssventy-fiye dollars
for Office rent, four hundred and twenty ave dollars
for incidental twelve hundred dollars; IL
all six thousand dollars.
To be ConfiHhifd.l