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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-04-16
CVrUs SMITHS Estate.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of RAN
dolph, Commissioners to receive examine, and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons, against the
cate of Cyrus Smith, late of Washington, in said
District deceased represented nsolvent and the term
of six months from the 18th day Of February 1873,
being allowed by said Court to the Creditors of said
deceased to exhibit and prove their respective claim
before US: Give notice, that we will attend to .the
duties of appointment at the ofice of 81. A.
White in Washington, in said District the Goth
day of May and 18th day of August, next, at one
o'clock, in the afternoon Of each of said days.
,,s, AhnC CNp FAYE, Commissioners.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by
/ the Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Washington Commissionersi 10 receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons gainst
the estate OF Luther Cross late of Montpelier, in said
district deceased, represented insolvent, and the
term Of six months from the ID day of April, A. d.
s73 being allowed said court creditors of said
deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims
before Give notice that We will attend TO the du-
ties of our appointment the dwelling house of Mrs
Polly NJ. Cross widow of said deceased, in Montpelier
said District the 5th day in May and the och day
ofSeptember next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
each of sxid days.
}. W. ELLIS. Commissioners.
Il. r. MERRILL.
Anri IL
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Books ON SPIRITUALITY for sale at the Ar
gus and Patriot Book Store, including Allen
Putnam's Review of an " Expose of Spirit
ualism," by Rev. John Gregory. All at a
large discount from the retail price.
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John Barnes Estate.
Josiah ID. WALKERS VIII.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
1873
instrument purportngto be the lastWill and Tssta
"A ment Of Josiah D. Walker, late of Chelsea in said
district, deceased, being presented the Court by
Ezra Walker, the Executor therein named, for
probate: is ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified TO appear at session OF
the nth day of April, A. d. 1873, and show
they have, against the Probate of said
Will for which purpose il is further ordered, that
copy of the rect ord of this order be published three
weeks successfully in ths Green Mountain Freeman
printed Montpelier previous sad time appointed
for hearing.
By the Court-Attest,
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Vermont News.


RIPToN.-On the night of the LIST instant,
Mr.. II. Race came home from Middlebury.
decidedly fresh, and kicked up a muss with
his wife, for which amusement he was after
ward duly fined.
The Secretary of War advertises that the
Champlain Arsenal at Vergennes will be
sold at auction on the 9th of June next.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
queer accident happened in Bennington
last Tuesday. Mr.. S. S. Pratt was taking
down an old chimney that had become filed
up and useless, and was piling the bricks
upon the garrett floor. The weight of them
broke the support, and bricks, garrett floor
and Pratt, all went crashing together to the
ground floor, somewhat damaging the par
lor furniture among which they made so
sudden an appearance, but strange to say
Mr. Pratt was uninjured.
The Benni ngton people at an adjourned
meeting in April voted their annual tax, thus
bringing it on the list of next May.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
DR.. j. n. Norcross, of PhiIa delphia, Pa.
graduate of jefferson Medical College
takes the place of DR.. j. NJ. Currier, Surgeon
General OF Vermont, of McIndoes Falls. DR.
Currier removes to Burlington.
The Groton MIllerites, were disappointe'
last Saturday as that was to have been tn
last day. They will see the Montpelier anc
Wells River Road before long. so that the
can console themselves for disappointment
by looking at the engine.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Thursday evening the following officers wer
elected for the first regiment Vermont Militia
Colonel, Theodore 5. Peck, of Burlington
Lieuten ant Colonel, Frank B. Davis of Brac
ford, formerly of the 10th Vermont; Senic
, Major, w. l.. GFeenleaf of Winooski
Junior Major, Darius Martin of Middlebury
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children cry-for Pitchers Castoria. 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind colo and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
castor oil.
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Letters Uncalled for at Montpelier
Post ONCE, April 13, 1873

Ladies.-Mary Bliss, Caty Dunavan, Mary Field
Miss E. NJ. Gleason, Annie Kelly, Annie A. Kinney
Minnie Moore, Julia Menor, Mary Richardson, Miss
NJ. NJ. Rogers, Laura Saunders.
Gsntlemen.--F. c. Arms, Pierre Anger, E. II
Baldwin, John Brasaw, Heraule Boisvert, Samue
Collins, Thomas Fisher, \. II. Near L. j. Poore
Asa \. Thayer 2, Harvey Wilson, Cassius White. J
Ii. Watson ?.
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PhiIetUs ssObinsOn5s Estate,

THESUBSCRIBERSh having been appointed by the
/ Honorable Probate Court for the district of Wash
ington, Commissioners to receive, examine and
ADJUST all claims and demands OF all persons,
against the of Phileus Robinson late OF More
vent and the term of six months from the It'll day Of
April, 1873, being allowed by said court to the
creditors said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us: Give notice, that
will attend TO the duties Of our appointment
at the dwelling house OF Amos Chase Berlin,
| in said district, the third Tuesday Of May and
October next, O'Clock in the forenoon, each
Of said days.
wIILiAx NORTON, Commissioner
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Don't weaken and impair the digestive
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piles and kindred disease TO follow their
Keep the blood and health is assured.
JOHN =. KELLOGG, ls Plat ST., N.
Sole agent for the United States.
Price One Doia per bottle. Send for Circular
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VERMONT

on the routes nd by the schedules of departures al
arrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced on or before June 6, 1873.
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DEATHS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
United States Mails.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
h

PROPOSALS viii be received the Co ntract Office
Of this Department until p. m. of May 81 1873, for
conveying the mails OF the United states from July l.,
1873, to June 80, Is77 in the state OF
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FOR PIMPLES ON THE FACE

Blackheads and Fleshworms, use PERRY'S Improved
COmedone and Plmpe Remedy, the great Skin medi
cine. Prepared only by DR. b. c. PERRY, Dermatolo
gist, 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold by Druggist
everywhere. Mlims
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THE MORMON WIFE

A AGENTS WANTED For this fearless book.
n comprises he adventures and experience of a
man-wriiten by hersef-for years the wife OF Nor
mon Notwithstanding all that mysterious, wicked
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Prota it of the Autboress, and of leading Mofmo
men and women,-Liie and Scenes in Utah, etc. Fol
circulars address Hart ford Publishing Co., Hartford
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

This is to certify that have this day given ny son
Alfred Cor mier his time during tho remainder Of hi
minority, and that will claim OF his wages, mol
pay any debts Of his contracting after this date.
LOUIS CORNER.
Berlin, April ID, 1873.
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NOTICE.

Those having accounts with me areequested set
tie the by cash before May LIST. Those re-
N aiming unsettled at that time pass 10 other hands.
CT. FULLERTON.
Montpelier. April LIST.
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FREQ

Lotion. Il is RELIABLE aud HARMLESS. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. Depot, 80 Bond Street, New
York. films
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SOLDIERS ESIITLED 70 A HOMESTEAD OF 1eo ACRES

unsqua ed by any known remedy. Ii will eradicate
exlrpste and destroy all poisonous subs
Blood nd Will effectuay dispel all preds-
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Is there want of action in your Liver g.
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skin diseases, Blotches, Feons, Pustules Canker,
Pimples, &C., &C.
Have you Dyspeptic stomach! Unless
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with poverty of the Blood, Dropsical Tendency, Gen =
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Have YOU weakness of the InIestines
You in danger of Chronic Diarrhoea IDhamma-
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Have you weakness of the Uterine or
Urinary Organs You are exposed TO suffering
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Are you detected, drowsy, dull, sluggish or de-
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For remedy for all of these diseases, weak
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY

The mail carrier between North Hero and
Alburgh Springs broke through the ice Thurs
day, when opposite Alburgh. He had great
di ffculty in rescuing his horses and narrowly
es capeed drowning himself
A shock of an earthquake was felt in AL
burgh and there along, lasting three quarters
of minute, Tuesday morning the 29th ult
about half past one o'clock.
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ORANGE COUNTY

Emma, a little daughter of the late Samuel
W Hatch of Chelsea, while at play, with
some other children in Rev. Mr.. Herrick g
barn, ran and struck her head against beam
so as to make her senseless for short time,
injuring her quite seriously.
West Randolph people are making ar
engagements for a lecture by Rev. W. II. II
Murray, to be given Monday Evening, May
9Th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-04-16

DR.. French, Secretary of the Board of Ed
ucation, lectured on 50 An hour among the
bugs at johnson, on the Oath ult.
B. B. Hawse Esq, of Morrisville is {
live builder. He has erected Isl building
in the place during the past four years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-04-16

c. & W. P. Hazeltne's tannery, at Derby
Centre, was entirely consumed by fire on the
It'll The fire was discovered between one
and two clock in the morning Cause I'M
known. Loss Sl2 900; we'll insured
Recent developments point to suicide
while temporarily insane, as the cause of the
death of Lieut.. w j. Sartle, the reg ular
army, and formerly of Barton.
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l.UtherCrOss' estate,

By the COurt-Attesi,
Tl5w3 JOHN K. CLEAVELAND, Judge
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DAUcHY & Co.'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

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WINDHAM COUNTY.
The village Of Westminster is now destitute
of lawyer. doctor, and minister.
Edmund Burke Of Newport, New Hamp-
shire, formerly commissioner of patents, is
with others engaged in the suit Of the
Burdett Organ Co., against Estey & Co. of
Brattleboro, for infringement of patents, and
the parties are taking testimony in the
matter.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The ice went out of White river Friday
night without material damage, the grist
mill at White River Village being slightly in
jured by the rise of water. 1t was happy
disappointment to the people, for they had
expected fearful destruction of property.
Almira Burbank of Bethel. long a town
charge, was found dead in bed few morn.
ings ago.
Jabez Chapman, of L ludlow, father of Hon
Clarke Ii. Chapman, of Cavendish, and
father-in-law of Hon. F c. Robbins, of Lud-
low, died quite suddenly on the 29th Of
March. He was born in Athens, Windham
county in 1890.
The committee to investigate the Asylum
for the Insane. will hold meeting at White
River junction at an early day, This com.
mittee consists Of Senators Ballard of Frank
lin, and Merrill of Caledonia, and Represen
tatives Henry of Chester, Randall Of
Waterbury and Thompson of Irasburgh.
While some parties in Andoyer were saw
ing maple log, recently, their saw struck
on flint stone which was ia the heart o.
the log. The log was cut off some 80 fee
above the stump, and the question is how
did the stone get there?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09
DIED.

BlBBrrTt Ne~,rs % inst Me- Mao 6so'a N he
85h yesf Other
BOWDIsIon Saturday Inly the BoNsS o. Astoria.
L. l. member of the Nesb1Tgh East Conference.
The inn sra service attended from the NJ 4 Chnh At hsous
on "Wednesday the 9Th ilst.. al o'clock p IN
CRODER Al his residence II and II Abingdon NlDss tje
nR Of the July John Crowder the both Of h'
e removal Psussysaa for H,euRenL Fsni
invited without further notice.
cfLIESIu III. city on sunday evenins July wj~ %
E1~srd Y. Cullen daughter Of lhs ss John Gileip
invited 10 attend the funeral from her las
residence 80 Basi Twenty st. On Weinesy ii'rnn as
Richmond. Va, papers please copg.
RRRSAID-Iu Rloouae n j. on Monday jay Louisa r. vie "
Rev daughter Of volney Elliott agd iyesT
Friends invited attend her funeral from her b~
10 "Wednesday o'clock
foot OF Barclay aud Christopher sss at2 O'Clock p.
GOvB-Ou Monday July Esl AntrB ad II weeks onis child %
Rdgsr A. aud BhII j. Cove. . NJ.
Funeral services 1t the Of hrs grandfather NJ Hugo Pollock
25 4onths, Ou.Wrlncsy morning - oci1t s~f
which body viii be taken 10 Albany for inierment
JACKSoN-on 9Th inst Nsbsai Jackson in t 81 year o. Ia.
Relative, and ocuis sr. invited sead he heil at Freak
Meeting House Flushing. Fith iiy QNb nst a u o'o.
MORRis-p the 7h inst. ChTsae Revere s'a Of s.
aud Annie K Morris. -.
Haseys Relatives friends Invited 10 aid taont hfiasr
notice lnterihent at Ros~iAie Ceme'ep.
NEuSONA Ss. Brags.cA " J MONDAY ,ih as., he
year age William Nelson son Of TIE late Doctor 'paa
TIE rsIsIrss n friend, Of The p 9uii ,.ea fquet
Church NeNBunswrs on Nedaesisy 'h INST At
lock I'd, without farther ihyit'ton
sNrrH-,t Livingston n Juy R.-t, Burus oaly chill -
N " 1. and bneune NJ. SGith. agei / month and iayS
suGRtEu NeNsrk the 5h Inst Bird Sagu, aged year,
mouths and day..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

aug REVOLUTION IN YUCATAN EXTENDNG-ELEC-
TONS FOR CONGRESs-COL. MACKENZIE's RAID.
MEXICO, July 1.-The revolution in Yucatan
Is extending aud the country has been declared IN
state OF siege.
The elections for members Of the Mexican Congress
will he held GU the 9Th The indications that
majority OF the next Congress will be composed Of mem
bers opposed TO the Administration.
no excitement was created over the raid OF Col Mac
Aenzie into Mexico after the kickapOo Indians.
The Mexican Press urging the Government TO con-
fer the rights Of citizenship upon foreigners without
compelling them 10 renOunce their nationality.
Tue telegraph line between Minsutan and Vera Cruz
has been completed
The Indians in Chihuahua the war path, and
have killed several citizens
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS,
WEDNESDAY. JULI o

WEDNESDAY. JULI o
Nail, Queenstown aud Liverpool pee steamship
Jd,bo close Supplementary Mai Pier No 10 n
r. Is p Steamship sails at ? h from r1e' No.
Pruss,n Closed Mai IS sent b. this line.
Mails Tor direct. Bremen. hY tue steamship
Bremen close IL NJ. steamship sails Al - n, isom 1O' oil
Ihrisi, h0boken- r "a
via Plymouth Chebourg snd Hamburg per ,e,m
,hp oa close III. ASuppementary Mai on Pier foot Of
rbir.. Hoboken closed Steamship Aas al p H. IRON
Pier Dot Ihird-st, Hobokeu - al.
ian letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepsd With
iouble postage
Mails tor and Nassau, N P BIZ the steamship NY o
Havana close ar D. Supplementary Mail Pier No y H.
closed al steamship sails At from Pier No. n L.
Nal. Tor Panama Apnw American snd south Pa
esc steamship Ocean Queen cose a, No. eieah
shlo ais Al u 81 from Pier No. u n X.
By the steamship hhemare close AZ p m
s.eamlap sails at p ~, fom Per No. 81 n X
FRIDAY. JcLr A..
for Hshfar N S. closed al the hew-fork POsOhe every
4 as o m, and goes via Boston
h, Tor close the New York Poohoe every hon
s.y and Prday At Steamship sails FROM Portland, Ne on
Freddy and Saturiav Due hew.i ork FRIDAY. alto n ~
Letter postage the est Indies. except when gonE at WI
SATURDAY. JULI ~ ,,,
Mail, for Britain ami France ony via Vueensoup ahi
h, Ss ssamshp Cete close u m. SupplenehtAIt Va.
~, White Star Dock closed AZ steamship 'An AZ
" m from White Staf Dock Pavonia Ferry Jeneg 't,, l., "a,
steamship MAN close at II IN supPfgtu'sl' A 10
IN E1r,oe Ia closed on of fhirtst hohoAen A. l. M
s,.,r.bip ali. Al "a o. N foot Of Ihrdst hoDosen.
Drecf pTaar cese1 MAI - Sou " ~ l.l'
Iii clo,. Al . m steamship ss At a. H. IRON fef No. %
s y w,,, bv -,am,hlp Of Hoas,os close p ~
s,s,aa.b,, ,.Il, At D. ~ IRON Pier No. Nb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09

W Parts Hr,ry gn, Jpse, ns0,ur, q Smith TIfSsss.
IaageY snS hDb h's"sw ss
family Mis-, Hsses MI De.vssd C'ps CuDm'5' saf ''f
MIS- WAdocs. - - !.
BecS Mrs Pauline de Bsehe and three Children J. nsn "
Merfot u ysldeg T. g. Valdez MRS r. begs v a. ""Hs
Miss A. Valdez. Capt I. Smith 30
FROM CARDIFFfa steamship P>1bro1 July s.Hssni Pera
Nr, lane Porch Bdv Porch Mr. sny Bease toih IL ge'a
Mia, guly r. Bennett, Mis- Mar Bennett Geo gelssH B,et
Fr.Bes ngb Nsrock j. NJ Jenkins Mrs dssJhps SisoSt hfa
Robins H. Gresory CbsA AsIiBlet Miss hBhs seraHir No
KATE lsrinder -
PROM LIVERPOOf-Fa srgpratfD iniV sPni Dae7sr
DE and Mr. CsTruih-r. Dennis Nl,s q Edwards H. Fesna.
l. Money and ,bh. Ms issfeiiA POOR ha
and Ms Ps ard crB. SbrVe. CapL anil N osfosi'i ,f
children ID Mrs f,ahcla fsggt, J. J. -seffr NJ
Elsrerh X Gaze MALTA. w. A. Stephens MISC Sfiers sas
nephou Miss VI Seln Mss 4 cline Wetgcrlald. - 800.
FROM SAYANNAn-Ga UsfNshD nDp'2g1srg JnTs AMrs h''
ertt and cblTeu Mrs. Ms j. d hsniefili ~ Sir
Mis-. soion,, Henry SOl,roB q Wis A Selrkrb. u y
Nsol A m Aso1 J. s rloT Victor Never ym Mibr M p's
nigan WIN A Kent r. Mrfosksr. Richsri HOsku.
FROM IlyFRPOOb--p sieQD,shp H'HnrDt1 -" ~ N'Ys
Mrs KiBnnsn J. Kingn.D rs, . ha~e Drgef iaSe
Dr. Aisnsou q MIDI. y. Posel, O~ O''r1 NJ Bile" '''"'''"
hiss a. A. Bufoa
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POLITICAL NOTES.

This description of political conservatives is
opied by Fbe Chicago Times as applying to those p0-
ltcai relics who persist in thinking that the Demo
cratic party still :" "They are huks rotening
on the slow waves mOOred TO the dismal shores OF the
MAI unable 10 catch with their rottenng sails single
es,S ~ tIaf GOOD wind that toward the haven
~ REFORM Haunting their old ags IN the routing arr on
the rottius SEA- and under the Dfazen SKY OK party
world"
The WAYS of the chronic Office-seeker are
often amusing Just now the farmers movement Is
very strong In Minnesota aud all OF the Candidates Ior
Office have been taken with violent love ior agrice
1ural pursuits. Conspicuous among these Is the non
Ignatius DOuneny, who Is anxious TO return 10 Ooh
gress, he perambustes about the state delivering
furious addresses upon the grievances OF inc Iar
srrayed Al the picturesque costume OF hckOIy snii"
The Republicans of Schuylkill County, Pa
held a meeting at Pottsyllle Oh Monday ana
adopted platform Of the most enormous dimensions
~ begins with long preamble setting forth the histor
"a, virtues OF the Republican party ndorses heartily the
administrations OF President Grant and Gov Harranf
demands continuance of the laws protecting home in
su.try ana thus speaks out upon the salary grab We
,nAoniyocaly condemn the action those members OF
conoress who voted themselves additional paw for
vices perfOrmed, well as those members who voted
tnst me measure hut who have refused 10 accept
~ md we call upon Congress 10 take prompt action al
~ sss.on 10 repeal the act increasing salaries and
stems TO equaliZe salaries reducing those which
are zoo gh and increasing those Nhch are too low
The Commission dppoHiuVu W wv governor
~ NeJersey 20 suggest to the next Legislature amend
nsns 10 the state Constitution met again. at Trenton
YESTERDAY. The Governor appointed ana sent to the
Commission the names Of Philemon Dcbnson OF mercer
Dudley g. Gregory Of Hudson George Fry u L'seA anO
1osepb Thompson OF Somerset, To MI the 'acADe'e'
created by the death of the Hon. A. u HSDnsAe' tn
pre.,deot and the designations Of Chancellor Knnyon
chief Justice Beasey and Martin Ryerson' MI Jun
{. Teneveke of Burlington elected Pfesdeht ~
c0mmee 10 prepare business presented th -. tr 81
Ihis Wa modified and finally agreed 70 leao a.
lie subjects Ina the Constitution 70 Tour eOnn
q consider and report the ga dAy OF 'uiys % -
Ucoek a m The Hon X. GIlchrist delivered 5uIos
on ne iatc o. Zabrishe REGULATIONS we're auop ,
mourning his death and speaking 0i DIS hsu oH""0''
- AiUg.s. lAg S9aiyL.sslgn t1el SJlyuIAeA