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FuE Loss Of APPETITE. Dyspepsis. Indige.-
ton, Depression Of spirits 4 General Debility.
IN their various forms. FERRo- PHo,roEArEp
ELINIR Of C.LisAYA m,ie by CAswEiL u.z.
ARD Co, New York. and sold by all drug
gi.,s, Is the best tonic A. simulan, tonic for
patients recovering from fever or other lex
ness. II has no equal. II taken during the sea-
ION II prevents fever and aguc and other inter
mite nj lever. 5w2s
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Nvu.Residemt Taxes,

Ia the city of Ellsworth in the County OF Hancock
for the year 1s12.
THE following list OF taxes on real estate Of non
i resident owners in the city Ellsworth, for the
year 1872, in bills committed to WIN. o. McIona AID
Collector OF said city on the nth day of June ISL!
has been returned by him to me as aiming un-
paid on the 81 day OF June 1873 by his certificate
OF that date, and now remain unpaid and notice
is hereby gwen that If the SAID taxes, and inter-
and charges are not paid in the treasury Of said
city within eighteen months from the date Of com
mitInent OF the said bills much of the real es
tate taxed a. will he sufficient to pay the amount
due therefore, including interest and charges, will
without further notice, he sold At public auction
as the room Of the Mayor and Aldermen in said
city ON the cath day Of November 1873, at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon.
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Samuel J. Byard, Homestead ais 90 q IS
5. J. Clark land Of Marx Saunders so O 10
David Dyer, land near Walkers i5e 90 %
DelaIttre 4 Hodgkins land of Robin
son $50 90 l IS
Mrs. Flora Davis, land OF Delaitre 300 % 70
Willard +. Eldridge. land Of Saunders $50 90 30
l.. ID. Fogg, Murch place 90 80
Joseph 4 Gross Single mil 4 land 80 % 50
Nathan Gross, land W. T. White % 90 Is
Robert Hamor, Pottery lot $50 % 30
ID. p. Hinckley, Est. Moore lot 80 90 50
l.. y. Z. JARVIS siley lot ESQ %;
Deane house and lot e150O %, 1850 90 10 70
Edward S. Jarvis, Est. Adams lot,
600 90 lot on west side, eco %;
part Of circuit lot, tlOo 90, 200 90 - "
William Linscott, land of Parcher, l25 90 10
John Mel ariand, land OF Thomas, 500 10
Elijah Z. Rowe. land of Gerry, 500;
part of Mcfarland place, elso, $50 % -
Isaac Richardson, mill at Happy Town $50 90 ~
Samuel Warehouse, land Of c. NJ.
Thomas, so 90 6O
James Whiting, Garland place, $50 % 3 10
=. Wilson or unknown, part Of Melvin
Farm, 800 90 "
WA. o. MCDONALD, Treasurer of the city of
Ellsworth. for 1s72
Ellsworth, July II, 1873. 3w3O
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YHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
] TO all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust Of
Admin traitor Of the Estate OF
STEPHEN ID. GRINDAL, late of Penobscot.
in the county of Hancock Brickmaker deceased,
BY giving bond the Law directs he therefore re.
quests all persona who indebted to the said
deeeAsed's estate, to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon 10
c exhibit the same for payment.
ISRAEL l.. GRiSDAL.
Penobscot July 81, ls.3. 3vsss
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NJ A X II Il T. ID.

Ellsworth-3ist ult-. BY Rev. Mr.. Small. Mr..
Gardner {. Paine of Berlin Falls n H. and
Mi. Elixs A. McGown Of this city.
Aonroe-s,th uli.. by Rev Geo. d, Garland
Mr.. samuel q. Ridley OF Prospect and Nil.
Mary T.. Gle mebts Of Monroe,
1ouidsboro-3i inst, by ii. N. sowlr, F~u
MiiiArd =. Rolfe and Miss Margaret T. Youuy
both Of s.oulisboso.
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From New York.

YELLOW FEVER.
capt. Ohm Dinsmore, part owner and
commander OF the schooner Nellie J
Dihsm"re, OF Lubec, Me, is in quarantine
with yellow fever. The captains wife
died OF the same disease on the voyage
from HAVANA
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fokfLANb, aug %.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
son of policeman Parsons who was
Killed by falling from train last winter
was run over by a team this morning and
so badly injured. that it is thought he can
not live. He is IL years Of age.
MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
conference meeting of citizens and the
ttommittee Of Maine Historical Society
MAS held tonight to make arrangements
or the annual meeting of that Society.
and Tor fielding" at the time of the ap-
preaching meeting OF the American Asso-
eiat'on, for the advancement of science in
this city which commences Aug. 10Th.
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Business Notices.

SANCTIONED ny LEARNED MgS We ,sy
this Il CARBoIIC SALvE, which has the best
reputation Of Any compound for the cure Of
cuts. burns, wounds. Sc. Get the genuine
with stamp Of JoHS +. HENRY. 81 . College
Place. New York. sold BY oil dealers
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INV FfFTYCFST SOrES

The first instalment OF the new fifty
cent notes have been delivered TO
the Treasurer Spinner by the printin
bureau. and were issued to-day. The print
ing Of the new notes is progress sing rapid
ly' and in few days they will be in circu-
lation all over the country.
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F"KGr oiL.-Thr STATE says that the
nr>t attempt To manufacture porgy oil In
this state was made hy an aged lady at
Biuehill. some % years ago, who gathered
from the beach large number of porgies
which had been driven ashore by horse
mackerel. She took them and boiled them.
preserving the oil. which was carried to
market. and found TO be of value. From
this circumstance began the securing and
manufacturing ofporgy oil. After this the
porgies were secured by nets aud seines.
and were then cooked, the oil being pressed
out by hand pressure
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EMPLOYMENT To energetic men and wo
men. We give employment that pays from - TO
g per day. Business strictly honorable, and
adapted 10 every city town and village. send
for sample and 90 10 work at oner' Address (:
j. Latham Co.. ~ W ashiugton ST. Boston
Mass. u5l.
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lMMEphTELY.-If syery family knew the
vAlu. OF Miss sawyer's salye they would imme-
dlAtely purchase = box AMI never be without IL.
II Your Druggist Is out Of this Salve and neg lect.
TO keep supplied, send seve Bty-fye cents ~ d.
rected in another column, and say you saw the
advertisement in this paper. 1871
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sraGSATIoS in the blood tends 10 produce
nine-tenths OF the diseases flesh 1. heir to-"
This. however, i obyiated, WITHOUT pEBILi-
TaTI>G the y-tein. by admnister ring L.THAA's
CATnARTIC EXTRACT. u5l
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From Washington.
" AsHIN6ToN. Aug. ;

TIKI PRESIDENT
returned to Washington at an early hour
this morning aud will remain till to-mor-
row night. Senator Morton was an early
visitor AT the executive mansion and re-
manned IN conversation with the president.
..lnr,,,. tim.
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In the town OF Dedham, in the County Of Hancock
for the year 1874.
s>iiE following list OF taxes on real estate OF
i nonresident owners in tn. town Of bed
ham. County of Hancock. 70: the year Is.. In
bills Committed to John =. Parker Collector OF
said town. on the 18Th day of May, lsT2
has been returned by him to me a. remain.
Ing unpaid on the sth day of Nav 1873 by his
certificate OF that date, and now remaining I'M
pad. and notice is hereby given that IL the said
taxes, interest and charges not paid into the
Treasurer OF said Town. within eighteen m ouths
IRON the date OF commitment Of said bills so
much Of the real estate taxed as will be sufficient
Ia pay the amount due thereon, Including inter.
est and charges, will without further notice be
sold at public auction, at the Post Offce in
said town, on the LIST day Of December, lsTj al
O'Clock 4. n.
owners name, Description. Acres. Val. Tax
T.. {. Clarry, or unknown, Pub
lie lot No. H. ~ AGO A. Is
T.. G. Clsrry unknown Pub
lie lot No. 10, % "a sI3
T. Z. ClaTry. or unknown, Part
Of Atkins lot, u IA -
Addison Franklin, or unknown
Part Of SO acre lot, Iss $50 3n
Mrs r. T.. Gray, or unknown
Farm and Buildings, - sss Is
JOHN l.. PARKER, Treasurer
Dedham. July ~. ls-3 3wli
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make us all better, because no one, how
ever hardened, can approach children or
initiate childhood without being made bet.
ter and consequently happier. l.. /,
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NOn-KrsiSlent Taxes,

In the Gown Of Bluchill in the County OF Hancock
Tor the wear lss..
THE following list OF taxes real estate OF non u.
resident osnera In the town OF Bluehili.
County OF Hancock. tor the wear l-.2 in h.lls
committed to Levi u. Thompson Collector Of sad
town, the .3Gh day OF May. lsH., has been re.
turned by him To me remaining unpaid on
that date and remaining unpaid, and mo-
Is hereby given that II the sad taxes interest
and charges not paid into the treasurer OF
said town, within e sh.een month. from the date
OF the commitment OF sad bulls, much ui the
real estate taxed will be sufficient pay the
amount due therefor Including interest and
charges will without further notice De sold at
pub ic auction, AT J. I. Hinckey's store Ia
saii town. the second day OF lDrcenb-r
iss3, at o'clock 4. II.
Names. Description, AcTes. Val. Tax
Est. Nathan Alien near sedy
wick line, 20 tSO. q ~
Alonxo James Colby, Towns
end lot, - is, 2 Z,
Moses Carter, part OF Jas. Carter
Est. ~ 80 : -
Horatio q VIM. l.. Faulkner, store
aud wharf. SOD. "a
George W, Gray. Old farm. 80 100. $50
shedrick Gray. - Is. 81
syIYauus Gray 4 Henry Brook
man, near Teddy Pond $50 ~. = 10
James GrIndle 4 Elias Litiledsld, - IL / -
Sarah I. Holt part OF store, 10, IL
Watson 4 5. II. Leland, on Long
Island, Il 200. ~
Arno wiswell. part OF Peters Est. . 49,
Amos D.. Gnndie. mill, 60, %
Eat Addison Dodge part home
stead. - so. IL -
WILLIAM HOPKINS, Treasurer. oil Blnehill.
Bluehil. july 18th ISIS JwU
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Freedom Notice.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that have this
L day, for consideratios, reiinquisA.
ed to my minor son. WI. =. BAKER now eightee.
years Of age all my right and title 70 his time asd
services during TIE Femaisdss Of his minority
asd that viii hereafter elAin none Of his earn.
inn, nor pay any debts Of his contracting.
Ellsworth. July ~. 1878. yw3os
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steamer Cambridge,
ftsal a 9
state Of Maine

To the Hon. County Commissioners for N,
Go"niy 2, Hdncock, at EUsrorth, April
Term 1873.
Hancock, in said County represent ma,
puolic road or town-wsy lie greatly needed by ths
inhabitants OF said town, and the same viii be OF
common necessity, a. follows, To wit:
BEGINNING on the south side OF the Comfy ro. A
near the dwelling house of James NJ McFsrland
sn na running souihcriy course over the field
rods to intersect the road leading to part.
mage Co.c and Lsmone. this route Is over level
travel to ali persons in Eastern Usneecs ,xpns
business at said cove or Lamoine the selc~tmsn
OF hAneoek have been requested 10 lay DOT and
report SAID road 10 said town, and ,hey hay.
hescct~d and refused so to do wher~tsre your
penuoners pray your hono,s, To give dse notice.
70 lay on, And establish said road and a. in
Hancock, January lSth. 1878
STATE OF MAINE.
hANcoS h, Scout OF County Commissioners.
APrii Term, A. ID. lisa.
. .pon ,ne iorcsoins petitioa IL 10 Con siiercd by
INC commissioners that the petitioners ar, RI.
-ponslbse aud that they ought 10 be hearI touch
ing the matter set forth in their pe,Itior -
therefore order that the County Commis.ion.ys
meet Al
J. N. Mcrarland's In Hancock.
on b" cdncsday the 9Th day of August next nj g,
o'elock p. NJ, and thence proceed To x,rw ,he
route mentioned in said petition imm..iiatclv
ailef WHICH vi.w. hearing Of the parties and
49,. .ss, y III o. hA" AZ some convenient place IN
The vicinity. and such other measures tak,n In
the premises as the Commis sioners shall Judge
proper. And II - further '
oRDERsp-Thai notics Of TN. lin. ,l..e -,
purpose OF the COMM ssioner. m..tiny afo,,s,IJ
H gwen u all persons ani corporation. tnt~rrst
81 " serving atTstcd copies OF the petition and
,hl- "-d.r thereon upon the clerk OF the town Of
nAneocA. and By posting up attrs.ed oopic. as
not' '.h. = thrcc public places in sail town
Nln,! aANs Al ieAsi before the time sppointed for
tAll Wow. Ant by btishipr he
uei ae feon three weeks successfully In the EIls.
~'I'n amer cah' newspaper published At Eii..
~"I,h' 70 inc County Of Hancock. tho arst pub
,'thc 81 saii view That all persons and corpora.
hohs Interested may attend and be heard II they
think 1T. '"''
Attest. HtTSoS II. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ine copy u the petition and order thereon
SND Ati-sI, II. u. SAUNDERS ticrk
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DuNkiRE-cld 18th inst. Charter OAK
Nichols, scars port, Nc.
tAHpIrf-Cld l6ih inst. Hattie Tapley,
Tapley, Monte, iIeo
QuEESsrowS-Ar alst. Annie Torrey. Lib
hey. Havana
At NAcARI-June Ok b. ship Leouora. Grit
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NEGEIiNE j. composed Of roots, barks and
here' IL i very pleasant to take; every child
like. IL.
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By TELEGRAPH.


AUGUSTA, Aug. 5,
THE PRESIDENT IN AUGUST. mr. Ayrn i.
The Presidents visit to Speaker Blaine
is delayed by the
SICKNESS OF GENERAL pENr.
General Grant. his daughter Nellie. two
sons, and General Babcock, are expected
here Tuesday, the 18th inst.
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MARINE LIST.

EIlswsrsh PERI.
CLEARED.
srh Talent - Brookln.
sch Rattan, Ferrili, Boston.
Sch Ella, Porter, Rocklsnd.
ARRIVED.
sch Empire. Staples. Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Fair Wind, Lockhari, Providence.
ARRIVED.
sch Minneols, Davis. Boston.
sch Dolphin. smith. Boston
CLEARED.
sch Empire. Staples, New York.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ann creecn Casper, Kockland.
sen Julia Edea. stables. kockisnd.
Sch Mechanic, Herriek. Boston.
sch Fannie and Edith, Rider, Belfast.
,..L Franz Pierce, Grant, Portland.
sch 5 - Lawrence, DAVIS. Boston,
MsnoanAa.
Launched ut Calais, July -, from the yard Of
Rideout 4 Lord, q sch OF 1Sc tons, named WI,
liam Todd She Is owned by the builders and
others, aud is to be commanded by captain =
Wood Of Sufry.
Domestic Pssss.
HARBOR-Cld S0th, sch II w Cushman,
harrison, With granite for Bo't 1si.;.
1ld 1Ist, sch Union, Doiliyer. York.
StsIIIyaN-Cld 3lst, schs A Crabtree.
Stratton, and Grampus, JOY, Boston
CID ID. sch Gloucester, Dyer, Roeklsnd:
Cid IL, Shawmut, Phillips, and Cooiid4s
Dyer, Bostoa; woodcock, Foss, kockise0; n
oaesy, 0unkey, %.
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Buekspsrt
summary of Meteorological Observa.
tons kept a, the seminary, Bucksport. for
the month OF July. 1873:
liner. nreaie-t height, 18th. l.. NJ. so
Last 18th, IAN. a35
Mean, tb5
barometer Highest, 18th. AN, 3o.I2s
lowest. 9th, AN. 2aAs
Mean. " ~
Pressure Of Nspor. Mean, .&s3
Relative Humidity, Mean. 7s3
Rainfall in inches shout aaaS
Mean per cent. Of Cloudness. A
Prevailing Winds. :. and Sc
Winds-N ga. per cent, y. T.. 90. r.. ni. a.
:. r. E3.,4 ;. SOL. s. W. asa, W. 1914, y. w.
40. Calm oi.S No Obs n. IA
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OCEANS STORY !:

Or lriumphs OF Thirty Centuries: By r. II.
Goodrich tson Of "Peter Parlcy") and +. Rowland
\ work oil great historical rcseatch recountlng in
truly graphic style the whnderful growth OF nayi-
sat"n, aud history OF discovery since the food is
r.pl'to with incidents, thrilling adventures. bat
ues, shipwrccks. mutines. piracc-, &c Describes
no" from the arst tiny bark. when ocean was the
dark realm of trrrors. SAILS whiten every sen
tightening flashes tidings from shore to shore and
men bring up wonders from deep waters with
many other matters of lively interest, which 20 to
MAKE up one OF the most NALg ABLE, FAsCIS ArINs
and REMARKABLE productions of the age. Over
80 sp rited Illustrations Agents wanted. For
circulars and terms address Hubbard RDros.
Publishers. Baston Mas. .s2g
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This low LOAN and TIKI 81 Company viii IN
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly.
AIGun 4. ls1a.

AlUUsI 4, 1919.
Apples per Dbl. Ayooa5 90 Maple sus pe-ib. %
u dried per Id. .ioal: Oranges per Box CIoo
Beans per ba. s.aa4 90 Lemons - 800
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10 the Hon County Commissioners for the
County e Hdncock, at EIs,corth, April
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-11
A CORRECTION.

In the list of Republican Caucus
members given in yesterday morn
ing's APPEAL, by an awkward blum
der the name of Mr.. Lennon, Dem
ocrat from Washoe county, was
substituted for that of NJ. Lyman,
Assemblyman from Ormsby county.
We dislike to have to remove Mr..
Lennon from the excellent and
improving association in which our
types placed him, but in justice to
Mr.. Lyman We must make way for
him, and in so doing must set Mr..
Lennon out amongst those who
may find admittance to, and welcome
fellowship with, the next Republican
Senatorial Caucus, provided, they
find a change of heart and secure a
reelection. For the unintentional
liberty taken with Mr.. Lemons
name and for the equally uninten-
tional omission of Mr.. Lyman's, we
crave the pardon of each of those
very worthy gentlemen.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-11

SHARp.-An entry thief in Chicago
has acute way in which to gain time
and thus secure his plumber. The
other evening physician of that
city went home tired and chilled, and
had been settled in his arm chair hut
a few minutes when the door bell
rang and servant entered, saying
as she laid it down before the doctor.
"A message requiring an answer,
sir. Very well, Jane; I'll look at
it in moment. Have the man wait
And the doctor lit the gas and pro-
ceeded to investigate the missive-
DIR. Smith address," he said. He
tore off the envelope. A blank one
enclosed-another and yet another.
Strange was the doctors mental
comment. All, here it is at last !:
s. Please call at my store and get
measured for a new overcoat." Not
signed. A present, but from whom?
The man-the doctor rushed to the
door. The man was gone. He looks
out into the night--a dim bulky fig
ure is to be seen disappearing around
the corner. He returns to the house
where an empty rack convinces him
that the message is a timely but an
uukind one.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-11
Grey called up his resolution on

Grey called up his resolution on
Woman suffrage for reference.
Savage moved to indefinitely postpone.
Street concurred for postponement, urg-
ing that it would be better to call a Con-
stitutional Convention, than to tinker,
by means of such amendments, with a
Constitution already defective.
Hart said he was in favor of giving
women the elective franchise, and
wished the resolution referred
Morrison regarded the subject as inn
pcrtant. The first minds Of the nation
had been exercised upon it. And this
consideration aside, he would oppose in
definite postponement through courtesy
to the mover.
Crawford, however, saw no dlsrespect
in the postponement moved, as such
was the rule of the House.
Ely was opposed to dismissing the
subject hastily, for he was convinced of
its importance.
Street agreed with Mr.. Crawford that
the motion to indefinitely post
pone, involved no disrespect to
the mover. Besides, the State
had been put to the expense of several
thousand dollars already, and no favor
able action yet. The gentleman would
revive the old subject with the same
result. A constitutional convention
would be more economical. Upon the
question Of woman suffrage, every gent
leman in the House had fixed notions
which no report from any committee
would change. Therefore, he favored
its indefinite postponement.
After lively talk by Mr.. Grey, in ia
vor of the resolution, it was buried up
in the indeinateness of futurity, by ayes,
81; hayes, II.
Assembly hereupon adjourned until
II A. NJ, Monday.
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DISQUALIFICATION Day,

CARSON CRY, January 10 1873.
Assembly convened at IL A. NJ
Speaker Bowman in the chair.
Roll call-full House.
Prayer by the Rev. Woods, Chaplain.
Minutes read and approved.
The Speaker announced the appoint
ment of the following Standing Com
mittees:
On Judiciary: Drake, Cole, Derby,
Street. Lyman, Mack, Hoppin.
On Ways and Means: Savage, Adams,
Sessions, Crague, Horton, Wilson,
Prague.
On Contingent Expenses: Grey, Shep-
perd, Street, Lyman, Burgess.
On State Institution: Sessions, Craw-
ford, Smith, Ely, Tobriner.
On Printing: Shoaff, Street, and
Smith.
Speaker announced that he had APP
pointed N. S. Moore as Porter Of the
Assembly.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
Sessions gave notice of Bill to
CLdu5c OAlC tAIIlC VI ACNy 1AE9 CiACos
Tobriner: Bill to amend an Act in re-
lation to Boards of County Commission
ers.
Morrison: Bill relating to juries.
Bowman: Bill to secure Mechanics
liens, and to repeal existing law with
regard to the same. Also, Bill for the
relief of Jonathan Williams.
Stern: Bill to protect the wages of Ia
Dor.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Grey introduced an Act amendatory
of an Act concerning Crimes and Pun
ishments.' The amendment provides
life imprisonment for murder in the
first degree; and for second degree, the
limits, ten and fifty years. Also Bill
amendatory of the general railroad law
Also, Bill to repeal an Act allowing
compensation to jurors.
Crawford: Bill to amend the Act
creating the Office of State Printer, by
which the term of that Office shall be
to 4 years.
Street introduced q concurrent resolu-
ton for committee Of five (three AS
and two Senators) to whom
shall be referred the m utter of the new
,portionme " Of thu presentation O.
State. Lost by Is to 81.