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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-02-14
LIQUORS..

THoMPSON'S Pure Old Rye WHISKEY
Il Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey, 4 years old;
X, Xxx, xxx Old Rye Whiskey;
Clabaugh's Old Rye Whisky;
Pure French BRANDY;
Pure Holland Gin;
Pure Jamaica Spirits, N. E. Rum;
Port, Sherry, Madeira, & Malaga Wines
Blackberry Brandy. &c;
All of which am selling at reduced prices
A GAEGLER,
deco lIsHigh St, Georgetown, D. c.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-13
THE CAIRO DAILY puLLEN SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1870

handsome new house, 'shich Is newly and
aud elegantly hnished for the reception OF
his bride, who will receive a warta well
come from her many friends, Mira
Bower left New York several wee9s since
for Harrodsburg, snd.wiil be married in
her native town. from the house Of her
relatives.
Tho Earl Of Rosebarry who !. now
visiting Washington, is Il handsome young
man, about twenty-five years of 'bge. He
10 member of Parliament. During the
pa >, week no has attended several enter
incnt,, some Of which were given in his
honor. The young ladies are Charmed,
and feel that the tide Of Countess and the
coronet has frequently boon bestowed upon
Washington bellies, and why. may now it
not occur again 7 -
Mrs. Chapman Coleman md dau ghs.rs
have taken up their residence in Wash
inston. There will be an unusually brill
liant assemblage 81 ken,uckians here this
winter.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-13

Duri,g the past summer tho New Aofk
.sun, b.. been ,ecning with facts, aud
sar,s, relative 70 the "riug' ruiein this
a;,,,;e,. Tho Sun scarce told enough
,ha neople have had their eyes opened 70
,bo condition Of things here, and II Nom.
ho,. permi, ,hemsolve. to be bogailsd
into voting millions TO be manipulated by
tour boss" and his creature. Of 'ihe ring
their constituents may very periinen'iy
AK the why and wherefore.
A PROPER s1Tr.
Congress--iho House ] meSn-did q
very proper thing yesterday, In removing
all Political disabilities, and repeating the
iron.clad oath Of 1904. AS $. 5. Cox sus-
rosted, II would have been more graceful
had 1t been done unanimously, but Two.
thirds was very good, there being 20 men,
bsrs who think 1t policy 10 believe 'ha!
the war is going on and that the rebellion
is capital stock TO ;rsde on poor Law
renee OF Ohio, wa, opposed 10 tho bill ii
II would give JEFF. Davis a chance 10 come
to Congress. How he must have been
scared during the war when the name OF
JEFF. ,iill haunt. him. Ben. Butler also
un era ciously objected. What can be ex-
pec,ed Of hog but u gruns,' no! very el-
egsn, but very appropriate.
GENERALIZATION.
Logans bill to provide for cheap trans
por,a,ion of freight and travel between
New York and Chicago was referred TO
tho Judiciary committee ia order to de-
termine the question of Unconstitutional
fly charged against it. Once the way is
opened in this direction Congress will not
be long in getting control of the railroads
and canals OF the country and uair G
them as political machines
N BAD ORDER ABROAD.
The European banker who formed part
OF the syndicate that placed the five per
cent bonds, refuse to renew the con,rAe!
II Jay Cooke, McColloch & Co., remain in
the combination.
ruH NAVY.
The secretary Of the nav! asks fos 9
million dollars TO carry OF, the work o
e9uipping the navy. There is no doub
but that the amount will be appropriated
st once. A; least va must b. resdy fol
war.
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RIVER NEWS.

p,,rs,rvo D.csub., ,J,,
slowly with scant eleven inches.
C,sc,xs.r, Dsceu,o, pi,s, Q,
and falling Den,r,.d Andc. Whocl;n,
p, =.
.i,. 40 e.e'noet ~
.'o"I!, No' 's suo noa'.o,
80, "'' ""'" Nuds VIM uei"''e'
~. o,, n,., :,
80 -, r
ii'eu-yu,a 1'',er, HNP0'IeI. ~ Enu,.
1 M',hnu ho W., C I.', u'psr,od-Hop'
'".'Ho'' nA'"e' turing 'uo uSy
LITTLE ROCK, December l2-Ra!ninR
thi' afternoons cloudy and coz tonight
i"'or "sn'h In.ns row nineteen lD' oy
saus'' DeIaf'eu' Nnry posu' Memghs
ha''e hou"'~' So''"'
FIcKsEURG, December IL. - Down
Bismarck, Judge baker, Il T. Lee. Up
Charles Bodmsnn, Belle Lee, Crescen,
City aud barges, River has risen eighteen
inches in the last twenty-four hours
II has been cool and drizzling to-day.
MRururs. December la-Wes,bc- clca,
heavy min tbis .f,arnoo, Riy., risino
Tanial, A,riy.d-Es,io Knur,y "a
Iamis Dsns,,sd lac, nigh,-John XVII
Nv o,,ean. TIL. .s,srnoonN Ci,v ~,
Cho.,or ,na p.,i;na C.r,aIi y, Ion,, "
EIAss.iLLk, pocemoe' IL eA'he'
c.oaay sho wet' he'Vy ran 'hi- afternoon
aud prospect. ior morr' ho'c"ty ~ de-
r,'es. n,'sr risen 'hehrs' ro'' ns'
UF ans rHp'' ueo' l. por.s, '!a"hs,eP
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BLOODY BUTCHERY.
A wOMAN'SH EADSEVE Erred FROM
HER BODY WITH AN AVE.
THE INSTRUMENT OF DEATH
DRIVEN ENTHUSIASTICALLY
THROUGH HER SKULL.
From the Memphis Avalanche. !

|
At Bells Bend, nine miles from Nash
vile, Saturday night, co!ored woman
had her head severed from her body with
an Axe. She was the wife Of CHARLES
Simmons, q uarkster. Her husband
camo homo sbou, . o'clock that night and
found hsr body. The Banner says:
"The aX had also been driven through
the mack. about Al inch above, leaving q
stske-like piece IL between. But wneD Tue
corps was turned over, AL unspeakRbIy
gsastly sight was revealed, and all prcs-
ent shuddered with horror. l. was enough
TO freeze their blood. A irish.ful cash
had been cut with tho AZ throug the skull
! from the top dlsgona..y seross the face,
going through the teeth, jaw bones and all
10 the thros., aud laying i; wide open.
Pieces had been Clipped on. Of all her I'm
gers as one whould pare an apple. On
fearing open her dress, i. was discovered
also tina. sho hal been stabbed on
each aldo Of the breast-bone near
the neck, with eithern hatcher knife or
bowio knife, both wounds being directly
opposite each other. Both wounds were
evidently inflicted with the sans knife,
the blade being driven in opposite direc-
tons. They were two inches in length
and i've inches in depth. Either ono
would have produced death. From all
the circumstances surrounding the bloody
affair it was evident that there had been u
struggle, commencing in tho house
ard continuing where her dead
body was found. Tho knifo must
have been fret used, and in her frantic
| endeavor to ward of the death dealing
blows, her hands had como in contact with
the keon-edgcd knife and her fingers al
mos. cut to pieces, /. is supposed that
after they reached tho yard the murderer
had picked up the ak from tho wood pile
and with it Gu, her through the skull,
when she fell forward upon her face. 1t
was then that no drove tho bloody AK
twice through her throat, almost com.
pletely severing 1t from the body.
Simmons tho ferrymsn, Steven Fame,
colored. wero the only witnesses exam
ined. Simmons testified, in substance.
what ha. already been given, with the
addition, that he had examined
hi. trunk 20 ascertain whether it
had been robbed, and fouad TINT thu
money nor anything else it contained had
been in any manner disturbed. Tho only
conclusion at which he could arrive wa
that an attempt had bean made 10 outrage
his wife that she had stoutly and peri
sistsntly resitted II, and had been mu-
dered Fame testified tina, at about dusl
ho heared hrs. simmons cry out two OF
times, 'oh, don't don't Oh, pleas
don't?" and tho dogs barking aerccly 70
short time. He did not 60 70 the hou'
to ascertain what was the matter. Thi
,was all that could be glo,ned regarding
the bloody tu,chery, md thu. II /, !eF
shrouded in mystery"
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scarce frsm 6sGs4, Hog demand
and advanced 2oCs24, Bran ae,i,
bulk Meats quiet, unchapged and
dull unchanged, Pork scarce and c
CIHciHsATr, Deoem Der IL. -.
quiet o0(97 rs. Wheat firm.
iots 35(Ii 10. Corn steady. old
C70sc, shelled I5c, new ear 5la SSc
htm V2@ssc. Oats quiet 4lTlBc
ley lfm. Groceries frm. Oils
Eggs steady 2so. Butter and chez
Pork armly held at 10 90 .po, Or !
Der. Lard steady, kettle 8 5C
steam s l2h spot, 8 rs January, s
ruAry. Bulk meats quiet and frp
ings light shoulders ssc, Z r eel
con quie, aud steady, shoulder
63c, & Il held At 40 clear held 81
now. Hogs quiet 4 8o(1s 20.
meats nominal for spot whisk,
salss ut 92c. Weather unfsvoratl|
81. Louis, December l2--Heu|
unchanged. Flour hrmsr better 81
Wbest active and advancing, Mol
IFS. No ! red 1873. No z lG2. Cor
and higher IS bid for No q mixed,
January 1t Go, 81 bid. OA,s active
2 mixed 44@44!. Barley firm
spring I37!@i42. Rye unchanrI
higher, No 2s2ta,s3. Pork stron,
OLA 81. Green meats nominalii
but no sales. Dry salt stiff. clear 3
72S0s, packed lots shoulders 81, I
~, clear ',@7l. Bacon dull, .
81, cldsr rib ST. Lard frm, o
Whisky higher NJ 81. H3gs iowsr
"a 20. Cattle quiet, natives , +:
Texans and Indiana ! 15a2 so.
CHICAGO, December I:-Flous.
light, hold firm; spring b 23ll5 Z,
demand active and advanced al !
closed quie. and weak. No l sprin
/ 10y No 2 sold a. i6s closed
spot, January sold I Is closei I
No sold at | 09I. Corn quiet, !
2 mixed IS! cash or December. o
Arg. Oats fair demand and advai
= 'Si cash or January. Rye 0.
arm; No 2 so. Barley dull and
lower; No {? fall I 40 No - J ~.
sions fair demand.
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From Milwaukee.

DEATH or PROMINENT CirIZyS-
MILWAUKEE, December l2.-Lovy II.
Kellogg,A prominent commission ner-
chant and one OF the old settlers, died thi.
forenoon, of consumption.
EDITORIAL CHANCE.
a. M..,Thompson editor Of thu ssnti.
nell retires from tho paper, and A. q.
Botkin, of tho Chicago Times. assumes
the position Of managing editor January
lst.
MILL BURSEp.
a Minneapolis dispatch says tho foui
mill Of Fischer II Sears, at New Elm, IVES
burned. Loss $4,000.
THxALMoPEE RECORD
OF yesterdSy contains the following: Last
Thursday morning the mast, spircs aud
rigging Of weasel lsat~1 ashore At lIig-
gins Peer. Later ia tho day, tho entire
forquarter, evidently OF large, black
schooner wsshodin. A bout the same time
the body OF msn wss discovered floating
around in the hsrbor on scake ~ ice, but
so severe was tho storm, That every ci1or,
to reach 1t was nsuccessful. Soon after
the wind veoring around 10 the west, ear.
ricd tho body out into the lake. /. is evi
dent that the unfortunate craft must have
struck ON the reef ~ tho entrsncc OF thS
barber and
GONE 10 PIkCEs.
NoinIorms, ion in regard to the crew has
yet been received, and it is feared that al
on board have peri,hed, but nothing def
mite Is known. Large quantities Of plsnl
and lumber have drifted ashore and beer
secured by the inhabitants.
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From Dclleyillc. Ills,

DEAD DODr FoCSD IL \ MILL roSD.
BrLLEviLLE, December l2.-The body
ola man named urbsn Becker. q mill.
wright, and q resident Of West Belleville,
wss found in the Harrison Mi!l.pond abou,
6 O'Clock this evening. lilo had bocn miss
ing since yesterday, and whom Ia. seen
had in his possession M umbrella aud an
sr-hnndle. and tho Grdinc OF there srti.
cles Coating on the water led 10 the die
coycry Of the body. II is supposed th.,
no attempted 20 cron tho pond gu the
trestle work OF the Plt,sburg railroad, and
falling therefrom was drowned. lie ieavei
9 largo family TO mourn his loss.
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From Boston.

bAtBLE MURDER AND sutcinl.
BosToS, December IA shocking
double murder and suicide occurred a,
Charle'town this morning. David y
kimbsll. mechanic, living n. No. lC
Common street with his family. STACKED
hia wife and s,rsnglel hor until death IN.
,ued. Ilo then siezed hi. ,iep-dAughter
Cora Wells, aged seventeen, anil drew a
razor across her throat, inaicting . fear.
ful cash, from which death ensued in .
fow minutes. He ended the tragedy By
committing suicide, and WAS found thi.
morning. Family troubles, IL !, believed
led g. tho srs
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J. bIIRGI|
PROCLAMATION
The Place To Buy
Dry Goo

At his NEW STO1
Commercial avenue, Blu
now receiving daily tH
gest, best selected and
est stock Of dry good
before brought to Cal
line Of dress goods whid
never been surpassed
market, either for bea|
variety. A full stock q
and shoes; domestics
kinds ; a beautiful 81
furs, muf's and boas
and collars, and childrei
at a mere song; knit \
goods. childrcn's sack
almost given away ; al
some assortment Of gloJ
u charming selection of
ncckties, ruff., etc, etc
tlcmen's furnishing
overcoats, suits, und
hats, caps, gloves; e
panes, comforts and
table linens, red and
water proof cloth in
new shades and a ft|
complete stock Of 4
All these goods were
at panic prices, and !
sold at astonishingly II
ures, as Burger is dete|
not to be undersold. q
examine his goods befO|
chasing elsewhere. I'll
room contains every an
the dry goods line TIL
buyer can possibly war
the prices are so low \
one will have tho con
to ask II reduction Of
thing.
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From Havana.
TUE yfgoiSIU-.

HavAh.. December I2.-The Nirgiuius
ha. goLe 10 tho per, OF Bn,ia Honda, sixty
miles ives, of Usvans, where abe will be
delivered ~ Spanish msn-ofwsr TO
ave"el Of the Un.Ged State, navy. Gen.
Jovil!ar has given necessary ordcrs Tor
for the transfer OF tho Eirginius prisoners
a. Santiago de Cuba. TO tho American
msn-o!-wsr to-day. The captain general
IL certain that his orders will be carried
out and the men delivered at the proper
time.
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Belknap.BOwers.
MARRIAGE or THE sHcRrrARy OF wsRTo
MRS. BOWELS, or HARBopsBURO,

MARRIAGE or THE eKcRrrARY OF WAR TO
MRS. BOWELS, or HARRopsBuRo,KY
LOUISVILLE, Ky, December IA
special telegram TO the Louisville Com
mercisl, from Harrotsburg. KY, last even
ing, says the marriage of General W. w.
Belknap, Secretary OF war, to Mrs, Aman-
da L. Bowers, youngest daughter of the
late DIR. j. A. Tomlinson, was con,uma,ed
this evening ut s o'clock, At tho residen co
of her brother, DR.. VIM. Tomlnson.
Tho ceremonies were performed in tho
presence Of select company OF the near
est relatives Of the bride and tho youthful
son Of Genera! Belknsp. Tho Rev, j. G.
Venable married them with tho beautiful
and impressive ceremony Of the Episcopal
Church.
Tho bride 10 handsome IL form and fes.
stpySs 'cGSiDg thu. -af,iorW; sIths. ti'f
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From Memphis.
JOx CHURCH.

MI1rnis, December l2.--At . o'clock
hi, morning IRE broke out ia tie up
per story OF tbs Warshss house, but i; was
ex,inguished before the flames had reach.
ed the main portion OF the building. Loss
$4,000 insured. When the IRE broke
out, Joe Church, negro waiter, Jun ped
from the third story window 10 the pave
ment, and sustained injuries tia, will
cause his death.
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was anything which the president, had
managed we'll It wa. negotiations with
Spain. The prssident.might have plunged
tho country into difficulties and psrhsps
have agsrsnizsd himself at the expense
OF the country, but tho course he had pur-
sued had been extremely moderate and
wise. Discussion was carried on for some
time longer, then the committee arose and
reported the iii to the House aid il
thereupqn passed.
Tie Hose them adjourned anti Mon.
Isy.
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From Baltimore

BALTIMORE, December l2.-Firs in
old Musium building this a. M,
burned out American Theatre Comi9us
Company and caused considerable dam
age TO other occupants. Loss 70, eco dol
lsrs. lnsu,ance Is 900.
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queon!y grace. sho was given away by
her distinguish kinsnan, Hon. George
IL. Pendleton, OF Ohio. A special train,
via the Kentucky Central Railroad, will
carry the bridal party TO Wsshington to.
In)rrow.
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ENGLAND.
sTEAAisHIP AGROUND.

Thes,esm,hip Erpest Mori,z, from Now
York for Slillan, is ashore on Zealand,
near Ensenore, leaking badly. Assist
sncr bse been sent her.
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MARKET REPORT,

MEMruIs. Dec. l2.-Flour quiet un-
changed, Corn meal dull dropping 3l0@
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.GspIrEIt.

l. appears that Governor Bsyen lge
has granted respite Of one week to
Peftse', Tho condemn i murderer, On nc
count OF bis having this morning made a
fu'l confession Of his crime, aad begged
for tim. 90 prepare fDs deatb. lie hrs
heretofore, ,incs The coroner. inquos. on
hi. wiie's body, steadily denied his guilt
and endcayorei to create the impression
that his victim hal committed suicide
AT tho inquest he admitted that he killed
her ard previously confessed the deed -
news paper reporters.
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From Chicago.
CONVICTED

CRI,Aao december l2.--ln the United
States district court to-day, Judge Hop.
kins overrulci tho n oticn Tor anew trial 10
the esso ct Donald Mckay. deputy
clerk in the Office If the criminal court Of
This city, convicted Of having Issued fraud.
ulont na.ursli2 alton papers and sentenced
10 three years imprisJu ment in tho Joliet
re1itcntisry. This is the ars, case Of con.
vic.ion for similar otienae under a.. law
o! mar y 1870.
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assAi.g matter ON every page,
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cused him of making war speeches said
he had made no speech.
Mr. Gsraold--.And never did. Laugh
teri
Mr.. Cox Not noticing Gsrdvid'. Inter.
ruption), but never knew IN nv life q
single member Of Cobgre,s from Colnoc.
ticut, from Hart!ort convention down,
who did not begin to have soma sort OF
war spirlt against his own country or
sectional matter, and who had not aiways
covered when II came TO fighting for his
flag abroad.
Mr.. Hawley apprchending Mr. Cor's
last remark, sni3. want - know who is
u coward
Mr., CoI-I am making no personal
fight upon you. | said covered not COW.
Mr.. lIawley-I suppose you used II IN
tho Pickwiokian sense.
Mr.. Garfield to Mr.. Cox--Do you ,psll
IL with IN h. WA .I
Mr.. Co1-No. I spell IL sre.i. I said
covered. say TO the gentlemen from
Connecticut, who is as irasciblo as mos,
soldiers are, that when he puts in nv
mouth a speech for war he makes a slgh.
fMistske. !, nia nothing Of
tho kind, sAid that the House
did not como up 10 tho spirit OF
tho people. Congress has lot yet vindica.
! ted the flag; has not shown the old devo.
ton 20 the flag which belonged to other
| days OF tho republic.
Mr.. Archer said; Tho bill before tho
house should appropriate . much larger
sum than four millions. Tho pending
bill, however, ought to psas, and he only
hoped that tho committee on sppropris.
tions would at an early day ask for still a
larger appropriation for the same pur.
pose.
Mr.. Becs took occasion 10 euiogixe tho
standardization for Ito couiss In reference
TO the Cuban sHsir. Ito SAID that jE fhsrs
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Allsck Il. Shepherd was conhrmed in
The twinkling Of sn sye as governor Of
shis district, viee Henry d. Cooke, by the
Senate yesterday. This promptne.s !.
elsimsd ~ . sure Indication Of Congres,
giving al the money be may Mk foy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-20
Committee o., Commerce

The Committee on Commerce will meet every
Wednesday afternoon in room No. H. at 30 oclk.,
until otherwise ordered.
MOSES WEBSTER, c,ai..,,.,
ISAAC T. HOBSON, O""'i i"e"
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Committee on To,cns.

The Committee on Towns will meet IN the Rep.
resentaiives' Hall on Tuesdays and Thursdays AZ
$50 i. NJ until otherwise ordered.
JOHN MAY, tr:
SAMUEL q. BCTMAN, '"'''''"'
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Committee ON Nil;inru A,fo;,s

The Committee on Military Affairs will meet in
room under Adjutant Generals office on Wedues-
days at 3 r NJ, until otherwise ordered.
WILLIAM Il. HADLOCK ~,.-
MELVILLE NJ. FOLSOM, Nh"l'"'h'
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Committee on Claims

The Committee on Claims will meet at their room
No. 10 on Tuesday of each week at 2 80 +. Nj, until
otherwise ordered.
JOHN KIMBALL, l,,...
JESSE PKENTISS, N"""hon
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FO7,ijpittee on Pailr0adS.

The t"amitcc on Railroads will meet III the
scrntr ttamhor on Wednesdays and Fridays at
1,3a T.. VI, un,il otherwise ordered
j. pINGLEY, JR.,
JAMES ID. FESSENDES, |h"'r'n'h.
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The Committee on Banks and Banking will meet
at room No. 20 every Wednesday afternoon at .
O'Clock, until otherwise ordered.
JOHN G. BROOKS, c,.irmen
JAMES NASH, N""'
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Committee on State Lands and State Roads

The Csmmittee on State Lands and State Roads
will meet at Land ONCE on Wednesday Of each
week until otherwise ordered, at 2S0 7. NJ
G. l.. DUNNING, CbaIrm.r
DANIEL RANDALL,
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Commstiee on FISHERIES.

The Committee Fisheries will meet every
Wednesday in room No. 10, at O'Clock until other
wise ordered
A. III. WHITMORE, )c,.,
GEORGE TREFETHEN I |h"f'ucu'
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Committee on Counties.

The Committee on Counties will meet at room "
i on Tuesday at 80 r, NJ, until otherwise or
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Committee on LeQal Afdtrs.

,- The Committee on Legal Affairs will meet every
Thursday afternoon In room No. 6, at 30 o'clock
until otherwise ordered.
ALMORE KENNEDY, irh,;,.r,,sn
WV. THOMAS, JR., Ohatnie"'
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Committee ON Insane HOSPITAL.

The Committee on Insane Hospital will meet in
the Senate thamber on Thursday ofeach at 80 r.
NJ, until otherwise ordered.
A. G. OBRION, lC.
WARRINGTON PAUL, I Nhaitmen'
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Committee on Wuvs and Byidqes

The Committee on Ways and Bridges will meet
every Wednesday afternoon in room No. G. at go
O'Clock. until further notice.
AMBROSE II. ABBOT, c,,..,
JOHN II. WEED, ehariheh'
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Committee on the Judicfayv.

The Committee on the Judiciary will meet at
the senate Chamber on Tuesdays and Thursdays at
2o'clock r. y. upti otherwise ordered.
CALEB A. CHAPLIN tc,,
WARREN II. vINTON, ehaifen'
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The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and Iusur-
ance, will meet at room No. 90 on TUESDAYS at
O'Clock +. Nj, until otherwise ordered.
CHARLES HUMPHREY p, .
PRENTlSS LORING, }''Hli''h'
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Abstract OF tho
Annual statement
Or The
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Hartford, Co

On the 5Ist day of December, lS72 made to the
State OF Maine.
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Committee on Manufactures.

The Committee on Manufactures will meet at
room No. 10 on Thursday of each week at 2.s0 T.
NJ, until otherwise ordered.
CYRUS II. HOBBS, j1,.,
ID. w. BROCKWAY / NHaIiheh'
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Committee on Banks and Banhinq.

MARK ROLLINS, Nha"i'ch'
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Committee on Bills in Third Readim9
The Committee on Bills In Third Reading will
meet In room No each secular day, at s& O'Clock
A. l., except Saturdays, when they will meet at
a. NJ, until otherwise ordered.
JOHN BENNETT Chairman
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Capital Stock all Paid up, So, ,GOO, 100000