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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-02

By Mr.. H. R. Moore-To change the line
between Franklin and Moore.
By Mr.. Batton-To provide for the print
ing of briefs in cases where the State is a
party.
By Mr. Kerr-To extend the term of cor
porations.
HOUSE BILL ON SECOND READING.
To amend the charter of the Sons OF
Temperance. Passed.
To amend an act to incorporate the Bep-
tist Educational Society. Passed.
For the benefit of railroad employees.
Passed.
To allow parties to dispense with juries
in certain cases. Amended so as to leave
it to the County Courts of different eoun-
ties, and passed.
10 repeal the act creating the office Of
County Judge for Lincoln. Passed.
To amend section 1877 of the Code.
Passed. ltgt SAB
To provide for carrying out section 80,
article /, Of the Constitution. Passed.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD BEADING.
To define the rights and privileges of gas
corporations to he hereafter corporated.
Passed.
To authorize parties to sever in criminal
cases. Passed.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
To give to County Courts the power to
change county lines. Failed for want of
constitutional majority.
To increase ths jurisdiction and provide
compensation for the Criminal Courts of
the county Of Montgomery and district of
Knox. Passed.
To provide for the remanding of causes
wherein sale Is ordered and confirmed by
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

Chattanooga wants free wharf.
Wayerly needs Sunday-schooI.
Gresneville wants vagrant law.
Union City needs more dwellings.
Someryille las two negro schools.
Spirituslism agitates Chattanooga.
Morristown has good female school
Columbia is to have passenger depot.
There is case Of smallpox In Hawkins
county.
Chattanooga is to have new steam fsT-
~ boat.
A Blount county negrsss killed her IN
FAINT recently.
Wheat commands 81 per bushel ct
Greeneville.
Prime wheat at Cleveland sells at $40
per bushel.
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THAT SURGICAL DART.

DEAR Miss ''SUB Rosa :" was only
exercising the well known privilege of an
Irish gentleman on the anniversary of the
Medical Society of the Nashville University,
viz: to be interpreted by c0ntrsries. 1t was
supposed no offence could possibly be taken.
le1 DO hope, dear Miss, to be forgiven the in
y Docent surgical dart" which was | assure
: you, without point, since me- grand-mither
was an Irishman, and it is meself that
2 wears a heart for every mithec's son of ye.
E.
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Personal.

Hon. j. w. Ame.l, Washington, d. O.;
Jno. 81. BriDkley, Memphis; II. s. Unite
mayer, Chas. Goulde, New York; Jno. ID.
Goodlos and vile, Danville, KY; Jno. Sui
Ivan and wife, Evansville, Ind., are regis
tered at the Maxwell.
Gen. r. e. Wishers, Of Richm0nd, Va,
is in the city.
We are pleased to know that Judge A.
o. 2. Nicholson is now able to sit up and
will soon be out. He expects to leave for
homa tO.mOrrOW,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PITTsBURG, PA, March LA secret
meeting was held by the opponents of the
local option, in Phoenix Hall, last evening,
at which, it is stated, a league was formed,
antagonistic to the temperance interest, and
resolutions passed pledging the persons
present to withhold all patronage from men
known to be, interested in the local option
Tnnuamant
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A RaiIrond snhscrinfIon En foimed,

WHEELING, March Judge Milan to-
day granted an injunction restraining the
city of Wheeling from issuing bonds for the
amount of subscription voted last summer
in aid of the Wheeling and Lake Erie rail-
road and authorized by the City Council
this winter. This brings the contemplated
road to halt as far as this end is concern
ed for the time being. s-r
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POLITICAL.
Louisiana Notes.

New ORLEANS, March 1.-The McEnery
Legislature to-day elected Gen. w. L..
Mcmillan U. S. Senator for the long term,
commencing March a. The vote was Nc :
MILAN, 45; Warmoth 80, apd scattering Z.
There is much talk among politicians about
a compro mise, but such a termination of
the political complications seems improb-
ahla
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NEW SERIES---NO. l,4S4.
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
SATURDAY, March 1.-The Senate met
st 9 o'clock A. L., Speaker Lacey In the
chair.
By Mr.. Melton-From Hiram Little, of
Overton county, relative to the arrest of
John Bowles, in Kentucky, on the charge
of murder, asking for a Reimbursement OF
money expended In that connection.
By Mr.. Mcconnell, Of Trousdaie-From
the citizens Of Clay county, relative TO the
erection of courthouse in that county.
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Leake-To provide fer the cree
ton of suitable buildings for the Tennessee
School for the Blind, by an appropriation
of $4,000 for that purpose.
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the Comp
troller to pay to Hiram Little the expenses
he incurred in arresting John Bowles.
By Mr.. Patton-Defning the duties Of
railroad companies.
SENATE BILL ON THIRD READING.
To grant to the city of Nashville certain
grounds for public hospital purposes. This
bill provides for the donation by the State
to the city Of Nashville, for the purpose OF
establishing public hospital, the two acres
of ground heretofore reserved for Gov
ernOr's mansion; also ali Of the land known
as the Hermitage tract, with the
exception of two hundred acres. Rejected
by the following vote: .- .-.t-
Yeas-Messrs. Coulter, Leake, Moody,
Patton, Richardson, Robertson, Smithson,
Snipes and Speaker Lacey-9.
Nays-Messrs. Allison, Hamilton, James,
Jones, Mccall, Mcconnell, of Trousdale,
Melton, Morgan, Richards, Warren and
White-11.
The second section of the bill relative TO
the Hermitage tract had been previously
stricken out by vote of IL to 10, and upon
the final vote ON the adoption of the bill,
many who favored its passage as introduced
voted for its rejection with the second sec
ton stricken out.
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the Supreme Court, to the court whence
the appeal was taken. Passed.
To provide for the erection Of dam over
Nolachucky river. Passed.
Adjourned till 1890 A. NJ. Monday.
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InceudiAFfSm.

stables of Mr. Lamb, contractor on the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad were set on fire
and burned last night. Ten horses perish
ed in the flames.
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Hugs.

CINCINNATI, March According to the
report of Col. Maxwell, Superintendent of
the Chamber of Commerce, made on
'ChanZe to-day, the whole number of hogs
pacllsd In Cincinnati since Nov. !, 1872, 10
March l, 1873, is 626,305. %
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Railroad 20 Port Royal.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Mch. 1.-The Port Royal
Railroad, connecting Port Royal, South
Carolina, with Augusta and the West, is
completed. so
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His Wife Sues for 10000 Shar IS.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The widow of
the lSJe James Fisk to-day obtained tenn
porary injunction restraining the Credit
Mobilier from dissolving its organization
until judicial determination is had on the
claim of Mrs. Fisk to 10000 shares of the
stuck
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Half an Hours wrangIe

over the proposition to pay certain MEM
bers from Georgia, who were sworn in in
February, 1871, their full pay for Congress
commencing in March, 1869, which was
carried, it was proposed to noncnncur in
all the Senate amendments to the sundry
civil appropriation bill and refer them to a
Conference Committee. That was done in
regard to all the amendments, except the
one ordering the reports of Congressional
debates to be printed at the Government
Office until contract be made, which
amendment was concurred in.
Mr.. Merriam moved to suspend the rules
and pass Senate bill for the suppression, of
the trade in obscene literature. Agreed to,
10qto 81. ~
Tine House then, at quarter past one
O'Clock, adjourned until nine O'Clock Mon
daY morning.
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comptroller Hurlburt's Case Refer
Z RS; red to Finance Committee.
-ar.; II i.8a.af. d 1sls :. .-.1-it LIl---
More Louisiana Debate In Senate,
~ aarII ucLl2h-- aa'127-o1 'lsa
Grants $4,000 a Year Passes House.
Members Vote $4,000 Apiece into
Their own Pockets,
sncssRt ssaii nt.F ,7--Asar
Aggregating $759,000 Extra for
Louise Alone. esq
Senators Say the Increase is Entirely
s,gf-s@ Dig q Too Small!
aga y ef .stIeH -
Ruf Fail In Nau.Tnuaur
But Fail to Non.Concur.
A Commission to Investigate the Cen
trail Paciflc's Credit MObilier.
Session Still in Session at 2i15 Sun.
,ozys day Morning. oW q
SENATE.

EENAkzs
WASHINGTON, March, 1.-Mr. Morrill, of
Vermont, from The Committee on Public
Buildings, reported that the Senate and
House Committees were unable to agree
upon the acceptance of any of the models
offered for statue of the late Admiral
Farragut. The models were not entirely
worthy of the subject.
The sundry civil appropriation bill was
taken up. .ua.- t5s-
Comptroller HurIburt's Conspiracy.
Mr.. Sherman presented the finding ofthe
Crane Jury relating to the officers Of the
Waikiki Bank, New York State, sent him
as Chairman of the Committee on Finance.
On motion of Mr.. Fenton it was referred
to the Committee on Finance. rE
An Army Investigation Needed.
s MIR. Baysrd offered resolution ofinquiry
whether any officer of the army, while sta
toned in South Carolina, received or al
tempted to procure payment from the State
Legislature, for his service, or had been ad.
mitted to practice, or has practiced at the
bar of the State while receiving pay as an
officer; and is now on duty in said State
detached from his regiment.
Objection being made, Mr.. Bayard said
he offered the resolution in the interest of
the character and efficiency of the army,
also in some degree for the protection of
South Carolina, and he would cali it up at
the earliest. possible moment.
Mr.. Corbett presented credentials of his
successor, j. b. Mitchell.
The Congressional Globe.
The Senate resumed consideration of the
Sundry Civil appropriation bill.
The amendment directing the Commit
tee on Printing to contract with William
j. Murtagh, the lowest bidder, for reporting
and publishing the debates of Congress,
was laid on the table. " se
The Census OF 1850.
Mr.. Windam moved to reconsider the
amendment directing the Secretary of the
Treasury to pay TO the census takers of
1850, or their heirs, the sums set to their
credit in the Treasury Department.
Recess until Z o'clock.
The Civil Service Farce.
In evening session, Mr.. Morrill, offered an
amendment reapprOpriating the unexpend-
ed balance of the appropriation of last year
to enable the President to carry out civil
service reform. Agreed to.
The bill then passed.
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q GOLD advanced as high as 115s in New
- York yesterday, closing at 11456115.
TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at sOsc for the old Issue and
S0scfor the new.
-as bsCoTToN meets limited inquiry in New
n 4 York at z0sc for middling.
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An English man-of- war has brought doc
unIents to the government relative to the
attacks Of Yucatan Indians on the Belize.
The Stgto says the government postponed
the publication of its answer TO England's
demands, owing 10 the state Of affairs exist
ing between England and Mexico. 1t fears
the communication Of Enclsnd is unfriend-
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DrOpsIcaI Assassination.

At Paterson, N. j., yesterday, John Par
ker died under circumstances leading to
the supposition that he had been given med
icines to produce dropsy. A post mortem
is 10 be had, and it is probable Mrs. Parker
will be arrested.
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The Compact of Bordeaux,

PARIS, March LIN the Assembly to-day
Defsure made long speech. he quoted
from the speech of Thiers delivered at the
tune Of the compact OF Bordeaux, in which
the latter pledged bis word as an honest
man that the final form OF goVernmens of
France should remain in abeyauce. De-
faure reiterated those assurances and said
all parties should retain their liberty of
&C. ion. 1t was desirable TO continue a
party truce until sitter the territory of
Francs was liberated from occupation by
the Germans. Otherwise outbreaks Were
possible. If you wish, said Defaure, to pre-
vent anarchy, you must vote for the bill
submitted by the committee.
Amedeo Going Home. y Y "a
LISBON, March l. "A farewell court din
ner WAS given tonight by kIng Luis TO
ex-king Amadeus and bis wife, who will
probably go to Italy Monday.
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Claims.

Cry OF MEXICO, Feb. %, via Havana,
2S.-The Teoo Republics says the difficult
tisson the frontiers Of Mexico and Texas
are due to the annexation fever by both
parties. The army has driven Lozada' s
forces into the Sierras. Lozad2 is fortify-
ing the defles to prevent the advance ofthe
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Tho Vienna VANITY.

The supply ship sails for Trieste to-day,
having on board cargo of every variety of
American products and machinery for the
Vienna Exhibition. The Guard is now
being loaded at Brooklyn, and will sail on
Inc 10th inst. No American. locomotives,
billiard tables or light carriages will be sent
70 the exhibition. America will appear to
tue greatest advantage in the department of
fine arts.
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NEW YORK.

Jim Fisk's Interest In Credit
MObilier. se sEp /
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

Regular Monthly Statement = De-
creasetn February, s5,277,ssO
WASHINGTON, March L. The public
debt statement has just been issued, OF
which The following is a recapitulation:
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ESTABLISHED MARCH 30. 1886. Ma

salaries until tbs people should be prepared
to pay them fairly.
y Mr.. Edmunds' motion was lost-yeas 20
nays 81.
Mr.. Morton said If be was to increase
salary, be wanted substantial increase.
| Mr.. Hill moved to make the salaries Of
members $500, but withdrew the amend
| ment.
The question was taken on striking out
the increase of members salaries. 1t was
lost-yess 24y nays SO.
Mr.. Bayard moved to increase the sal
aries of the judges of the Court of Claims
Lost. pc3 g.I1G
The Senate then moved to non-concur in
the House amendment increasing salaries.
Yeas 2 (Bayard and Stockton), nays 55.
Mr.. Morton called up House bill to fix
the time for the election in California OF
Representatives to the Forty-fourth Con-
gress. Messrs. Casserly and Cole advocated
it briefly, and it passed.
"a The Credit MobiIier Suit.
On motion of Mr.. Edmunds, the House
provision in the legislative appropriation
bill, providing for suit of equity against
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, etc.,
was concurred in. s-v. u
The other House amendments were then
non-concurred in and a committee Of con-
ference ordered. Ia
MIR. Ransom presented the credentials Of
Mr.. Merrimon, Standardized.
Mr.. Cole made report from the confer
ence committee on the naval appropriation
bill, which was concurted IN.
Mr.. Chandler called up the river and har
Dor appropriation bill.
A bill to authorize the continued employ
ment of Mr.. Hale as counsel before the
United States British Mixed Commission,
notwithstanding his election to Congress
was passed.
r-.-s5 .s- Susan Snubbed.
Mr.. Conkling from the Committee on the
Revision of Laws, reported adversely the
petition of Susan B. Anthony and others
for constitutional recognition of woman's
right to vote. se.as a ar li
The Senate is still in session at 2:15 A. NJ.
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FOREIGN.
Yenezuelan Hallway.

HAVANA, Feb. 2S.-The Venezuelan
Government has contracted for q railroad
from the ses5oard TO the city OF Caracas.
No tolls are to be levied on merchandise
proceeding from one State to another.
MexIcO-AnnexatiOn -RevOIL- british
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There being some items in the bill relat-
ing to the District of Columbia, the oppor-
tunity thus afforded was taken advantage of
for the usual discussion of matters connect
ed with Washington, its morals, improve
ments, government, and the Board of Pub
lie Works. The attacking party was led by
Mr.. Roosevelt, and the party of resistance
by Mr.. Eldridge. Mr.. Cox took hand in
it. So did Mr.. Potter. Mr.. Stevenson de-
lTered what he called his "Valedictory to
Washington" which Mr.. Sargent minated
should have been spoken at the "a
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Mad. InnaV

Bowen, the defeated party in The Jumel
will case, proposes to appeal to the United
States Supreme Court, - :
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Interest ON Pacific Bouds.

The substitute reported by the Commit
tee on Appropriations in reference to with
holding Government charges for transpor-
tation from the Pacific Railroad and apply
ing the amount to the reimbursement of in
terest, was agreed to, instead Of Senate
ornnnhmant on the same snhiect
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Comptroller Hurlburt's Case Refer
Z rs red to Finance Committee.
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Debt less cash in Treasury s. l57 $50, 200 90
Decrease during month. No.. 5,277, $50 90
Bonds Issued to Pacific Railroad C5.>-L,sterest
Payable in LdpfuI Money.
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HOUSE.

After the disposition of several matters
of no general interest, the judiciary and
legislative appropriation bill came up, the
question being on Mr.. Buffers motion to
reconsider the vote of last night rejecting
the proposed
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The House then proceeded to vote on
other important amendments with the fol-
lowing result: The amendment suspend
ing the payment of jud. ments of the Court
of Claims in favor of disloyal persons was
raiectad-- aH-
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Simplicity spinnsr.

Mr.. Lynch introduced bill to reimburse
Treasurer Spinner S61,374 for losses in his
office through the embezzlement of en-
ployees. Passed.
Mr.. Hale presented a conference report
on the naval appropriation bill. Agreed to.
The House then, at O'Clock, went into
Committee of the Whole on the deficiency
bill. E- "---- .
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Increase of Salaries.

Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts,, by unsn-
imous consent made an explanation Of his
purpose in making the motion. II the vote
last night were TO stand, there would be no
possibility in making any change in COM
pensation, whereas If otherwise the ques-
ton could go to the Senate, he did not care
whether the salary of the membrrs be fixed
at $500 or $500, or $4,000, but there
should be some increase to get rid Of the
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More Louisiana Debate in Senate.
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are thus fixed: President of the Unit ID
States $4,000; Chief Justice of Su-
preme Court, Vice President, Speaker and
members of the Cabinet $4,000; Senators,
Members and Delegates to Congress Sc, SEQ.
The increased pay of Members is to apply
to the present Congress, Ihat t OF pre 81
March, 1873. aar CON-.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County. April ilh, 1873.
upos Ito application of William Polk Admin
is,rnior Of hirhnrd e. Hayes, lair of 81 Georges
hundred IN said county, deceased IL is ordered
aud directed hy the Register iha, the Admins
traitor aforesaid. give notice Of ;hc granting of
Letters ot Administrator uron i'e Estate Of The
deceased, with the dAir ~ u,tuiinr thereof by
causing adrcitisewc"is TO te posted within forty
days ,taa tue j,ie of such letters, in six Of the
most iuhlir pl,rts at the County II New Castle
requiring N! PERSONS hryius demands h-1ins' the
Estate 10 present Tie slme. ar abide nu Art
Of Assembly in such ease madc aud provided .
aud also cause the ssme 70 De inserted, within
the san. period Ia Tie NlabtrtowS TRASscHirr,
a ~sraprr pnlslicd 10 hhl!Gown and 10 bc
continued therein Two months.
-, Given uHAcr the baud ag scnl % o.
g., drc q. tile Register ninreHil, ~ New
49, tls'lc 10 Ncw rt.t'c Comtg Aforesaid.
I'll, las lul wear l.lnsc Written.
GIBBS Register
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
Itcuistcr,; Ol'clcl'.
REGISTER S oericR.

REGISTER OFFICE
Nw c.arr caaa'v A..i ,i'h Lana
t'pae IT., ,rr..,'j. q orl..'."1 G5cca Ey-
rrptfiS ~ ti,'.r Gr,'u late oi = Geor1ps bun.
'l 81 nHb- Hr!.fai tst
lHetel, ar 'hcR 5i.tt 'A3, ihe Eseeu'1,N ll5r.
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m'n'art spun III. E-at II tI' ~ .e.,,ri WitN
'hr il'r ~ Ertn,as lArsc.. Es..Ht e3tef-
'scneni. " ~ rosn N,tAin M-N lt'H l5am
hr datc Uf .l,d .etfrt Ir.A 10 tU4 mo.t rh.3e
places 81 tAp cuuu'F Nee r..'r t4 irut a'i
pc-saH, h'.n 5lep.r'. . ..ioH 'se Estate ip
present 'hc s'mr eg t'ttHr au Aet ~ Assembly
10 .neh ctsr mJlt ,tu, provided aAl ai.o .aa-a
THE -tfuc 10 he .s.rri,4 @55bu W. same iGtHa3
10 tic Ni'Digt gtaRs latN Wr. rnsp,~rtf,r ra
.,hel III " let5Nu, a,.=t - .aa9t=an' 'A##c-
10 tne muElh.
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g. 5 G.r II r." l,#.f=.5- a'#faarl. a. NfS
~ castle. I'll NrN G#-''' ru#Bs a'psestil.
ta. atanl retE
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isAl
RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE
OF ME.

sanlsl i.ah'y improved and warranted
Price, S4aoo Pa 1000 Ht eaA.
sa~ S44 #s.s 4+H = afsF1'aa -
-, Sew Naerit a manufacturing NJ.
RI 5tat tsa "a II oa.
81, asffau' t'a .Ha.aia q onr Rae Eouf
W cuu. eminent, vii he haf.. s.itet any ,jr-
e.msi tutes5
# f. nat =r'ain We etH eaHf.ait - -. a. aps
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500 RENAR

WILL. be paid for The arr,st ani conviction
w Of any person or pcssons found guilty III
setting lire to aay dwelling. Il bic. nathniiang Z
or property Tor rubbish that NAV enisne-r The
safety Of property within lhe limits of the town.
and the further reward of StO0 nOLLARS fos
Information that will lead to the arrest aud con.
viriion Of the person Or persons wha set IRE 70
the Stables of Samurl Prniag,on and J. n. FEM:
more, on the nights OF April Is, and e,h.
By oEnsa or fns BoARp or rows csa,.ss,0xsHs.
ApFil 10th, ls-3-am
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