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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-08-21


Free return checks viii be given at the
camp ground Office only in exchange for reg
ular tickets to Spring Grove
Ar-on West has been appointed po,unas-
ter at Union Village, Orange county.
THE NEa loRa AND CANADA EMiEoAp.--
IL is rumorcd that about one thousand
Italians are to be put on the labor corps
On the New York and Canada Railroad, be-
tween Mullen Brook and Wul-llr1 More
than four hundred men are IL WORK on the
line between Wnl-boro and pori Kent. The
Nillsboro tunnel is well started, "hcai-
ins" Of 20 feet having been made at the
north end, and one Of 81 feet at the other.
The work OF building the dcpot- has COM
menccl on the southern end ofthc roal.
SwANroN. - Dysenteri is prevailing
among the children toacou7iIcra5.c extent
laying is nearly or quite over. The crop
IS more than an average one, and has been
secured in the best OF condition.
The storm of last Wednesday evening was
terrific. Wind hail. rain. thunder and
lightning were all combined. Forest, -halc
aud lrui, trees were prostratel,, and the
lightning struck in many places Mr.. IL.
Mead had gearing killed The N,--i--
4uoi river rose two feet on Taur-iay.
Alsa>s.-Rcy. D. r. Taylor. Of Eol-a-
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Ieaal Notires.


VNE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 70 70
ceiye. examine and adjust the claims anu ueinana'
late oi Burlington in said District, deceased anu
also all claims and demands exhibited IN olset
thereto ami six months from the day oil the usts
hereof, being allowed Is the said Court icr tnat
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice, thal
we viii attend To the business OF appointment,
At the Office Of Alex. q. Watson, in Bank BLOCK, IN
Burlington, in said District, on the first Thursdays
OF october and February next, at 10 o'clock a. IN,
on each OF said days. ow3w
Dated this 18th day OF August, A. ID. 1874.
e 4 " y y BR9MNhtL' JK-' Commissioners.
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REMARKS.

Cattle-Supples being lieht at Brighton pro-
duccd better feeling On cattle AZ this market. The
best, also including anything that as decent at
quarter cent q 10 advance. Slim young stock
without change. Coed prices sustained on Western
steers Supply from the North is increasing.
Sheep and Lamhs-Nearly io 900 more sheep and
lambs this week than last or the largest supply Of
the season thus far. Dealers grumbie some about
the prices they obi -ed 20 let their hOcks for
- fine hocks that should bring SC q h, selling
at &c.
Poultry-Two tons Of live poultry and prices on
best this week l2sr g pound, including chick
IN ~ nrd furlcAs. Hons Al lie ? D..
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DIED.

>sElL-P1Er-Iu this city On Wednesday
Au- 18th, Charles ". Russell, o. HnesAursh, and
v .uule +. Peet, Of Slelhuru
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The SOLDIERS Ru>IoN. y tie DAY ior
the soldiers reanion draw near the pros
pect that We shall have a large gathering
Of veterans and distinguished generals Of the
late war increases. We stated Il fcw days
since that the probabilities were thae the
President would be in Attendance, in case
Senator Conkling, whose CUES. he was to De
about the 18th, Oh visit to the Aliron-
dark~, would consent to be present, We
are hapr5 to announce tina; later CORES
pondence has confirmed the hops. and it Is
nov a. certain that Presidcn. Grant and
Senator Cunkling vii be IN Darlington on
one or more days Of the reunion, as it is
that any one from abroad will be here. In
answer to Invitations, letters of acceptanee
and expressed doierm nation u be in atfen-
dances have hGen received by the secretary
10 the redn!0n forces, from many Gistin-
pushed generals and officials from the New
England States and New York State With
rui doubt, the occasion will be one such as
Vermont has lever seen, and long to be re-
membered
Ine pleasure whiel. the Democrats derive
lFon the divisions among the Republicans,
ana the eitea.iyc use they make Of them. is
panty seen in paragraphs like the follow
'AL iTGm the Democratic S,nfinel:
DEMOCRATS Now that the Republicans
ere having diSgraceiul row among them
IVES we all stick together, and work
"''H VIII the victory will be ours.
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ytt, advertisements.


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LADIES' AiD GLOVES.

We have taken the A-ancy or burlington and
vicinity for the celebrated
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4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINE STATION
II cry. jGst received at
;. IUNTlNGTOi Il cos.
AM H. catEwlt
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STATE OF VERMONT, J The Honorable the
- -.-.,. . Probate Court. for tho
% - il.,tr ct az Chttenden.
r. the heirs and 90 persons Interested in the estate
Cd. Pnio F. BrowucIl, late of hllIis;cn, IN said
deceased. deceased.
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The next annual Camp Meeting viii com
mence in New Haven Tuesday, August -,
and continue until the following Monday.
Free return checks viii be given at the
camp ground Office only in exchange for reg
ular tickets to Spring Grove.
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An-1n West has been appointed po-,nas
ter at Union Village, Orange county.
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The Third District Democratic Convention

assembled at Academy Hall. ST. Adams, on
Friday. the lith. and organized by the
choice of N. H. Armii gton as president.
and f. NJ. Sutton. orth:s city, as secretary.
Hon. John l.. Elwards. of Newport, was
nominated for Representative in Congress,
and llessrs. Mor.lio Noycs, of this city, F..
NJ. Mcintyre, OF ST. Alban-, and G. W.
Beardsley, of Al0ur-h. were aopointca dis
trict committee.
The resolutions adopted approve the
platform adopted at the State convention :;
compliment the candidate for Congress, and
hail with delight the prospect of the
speedy construction Of the Caughnawaga
Ship Canal, and the extension Of our trade
and commerce by means of 4 judicious reel
proeity treaty." This last resolution was
discussed by Messrs. Alger, Sutton and
others, after which the resolutions were
adopted and the convention adjourned.
About fifty persons were present during the
deliberations Of the convention.
EHosavRGn FAILS barn Of Stephen
Biletdoux, near this p. e, was burned last
Wednesday, with lay enough to winter a
horse and cow, and some carpenters tools
1t was set on fire by children playing with
matches. NJ insurance.
Brattleboro wants the next soldiers re-
union. The Record says: 1--WE have an
excellent camping ground, plenty Of hotel
accommodations for all who desire, and
plenty Of old veterans who would see the
thing through in tp-top shape. There are
other places in Vermont besides Ratland
and Burlington, where conventions, re-
unions and like meetings might properly be
held, and having already reunioncd in those
places, such Of our northern ncighbors as
have Voice in the matter ought to rccog-
MIC the fact, and give the boys chance
to visit this end Of the State"
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NEWS rwo,I IIG,rqr ,HTUw>.
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JoNEsvuLE.-Mr. A. b. Cooper, proprle-
tor of the Jonesville House, is now making
arrangements for g rand hop,to take place
at the .Jonesville Hot Sc, on Friday evening,
Sept. llth. Cooper will do everything that
can be done for the comfort of his guests
and we are sure tt at be will have inll
horsi Bryant's Ba I'd is to be there IN iuii
force and will furnish the best of music.
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Harper and the Negro.

The last Hapers' Weekly has picture Of
South Carolina Legislators, which, for its tdel-
Ny and point is one of the best that ever
came from EAsr's insenius pencil. The ore
tors, thee at q time, are gesticulating with
fury, evidently giving their opinions OF
one another, with clenched bands, backed
with fearful display of incisors, while tho
genius of liberty with distressed and angry
sountenanee, and a handful of hickories,
samuands the peace in the words of General
GRANT, Let as have peace"
There Is great point In tho "hickories.''
they are the HAMPERS endorsed instrument
for the preservation of order among the
BLACKS.
Looking at this picture as faithful-a true
exponent Of characteristics OF negro legisla-
sors-how can the North regard it in con-
section with their fearful reconstruction
measures which placed such beings over re-
1ned and civil people to legislate for them
and to govern them?
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New Laws in Force.

The Governor, under date of March 9Th,
approved the following acts passed by the
General Assembly:
Authorizing D. A. Picker to erect toll
bridge across North river at Mount Craw-
ford, in Rockingham county.
Declaring a portion of Chappawamsic
creek lawful fence.
Prohibiting the sale Of intoxicating liquors
on the Sabbath.day.
Amending the joint resolution extending
the time tor collection Of taxes and county
aud township levies for the year 1873, ap-
proved January %, 1874.
For protection of sheep In the counties Of
Clarke, Frederick, and Charlotte.
To authorize the legal voters Of certain
counties to vote upon the question of nego-
tiating loan or loans, and to issue bonds for
and In the name OF said counties for the pur-
pose of establishing steam boat line between
the landings on the Rappahannock river and
the city OF Baltimore, Md, or Norfolk, or
both.
To relieve Henry G. Wax, late township
collector, Of the township of Estillville,
Scott county, from payment Of damages.
Authorizing sale Of the Sperryyille and
RapPahannork turnpike.
To incorporate the GermanR Manner
Choir, OF The city or Richmond.
: To amend an act entitled "An act to AL.
th0rize the Board Of Supervisors Of Craig
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DEATHS.

Died. in this city Sunday ng rel 1ee on Of he he
slant. Mrs HARRIET l.; H anfL,x.df,h wear OF hel
iate John c. Haley, In the nfty'ni'n ''>1 "a Avs
age. ~, ..,,o r,,ce from, the Second Bap-
Ter h iungia THIS AFTERNOON Ut O'Clock
iInr srisnds arc I'm yltcd to attend.
n,o, an Monday, March 9. 1874, Of paral ysis
nUc cu' ~ r SPPS In the sixteth year OF his age
NJ mcneraI viii take place from his late resi-
donno Garner of First and Baker Streets WE'D,
11eT ESSt,, AFTERNOON the 11th instant. ut
a,a1oct Friends and acquaintanceS OF the famlly
ar %. respectfully invited to attend. 2tN
died, very suddenly, on the morning Of the OH
instant. CHARLES EDGAR LlPSCOMBE, only
SON of NatlanieI G. and Caroline Lipscombe, In
the twcuty-third wear Of his aye.
His funeral will occur at Centenary church on
TO.IORKOW "Wednesday AFTERNOON ut
O'Clock The friends and acquaintance Of the fam
fly are Invited to attend.
Died, on Saturday the 7th inst1nt, EUGENE
WYTHE, infant son of William IL. and tile late
Sarah Amelia Lowry aged TWO years, two months
aud twenty-five days.
Jesus. while our hearts are bleeding
DER the spoils that death has won,
Let us ut This solemn meeting
Calmly say "Thy Will bc done"
Though cast down, we arc not forsaken:
Though afflicted, not alone.
Thou didst give. and thou hast taken,
Blessed Lord, thy will he done.
Fredericksburg and Petersburg papers will please
copy.
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Cincinnati is unquesttonably rich city.
We're II not, there would not be such a per.
petuai agitation there about "rings" and
bribes." "Rings" and "bribes" always
cell where the money Is.
Tits upon this ground that We begin to
seel confident about the rapidly.increasing
wealth Of Richmond. Charges have within
. year or TIVE increased in number and en-
phasis, and we shall probably see the papers
discussing the honesty and motives of
schemes and sehemers with the freedom that
prevails ina flrst-class rich and corrupt city.
il that is to, be we want it hurried up.
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comfy 10 contraction keeping insrcpair 80
much of Price afHrnpfke road az Hes IN SAID
cos,nty. ~ approved MarChs23, 1919.
no amend md reGnactan act emitted AN J,
act to Incorporate the town OF aew Sa
and to repeal act of 9th Of May, lsLz, emu. -
tied "An act to Incorporate the tewn ",
Newbern, In the county Of Pulaski IN toi''
March 4, 1872"
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IsnnfSraftOn.

Editor Of the Richmond Dipatch: u,,,v
Dear Sir hope the General Assembly
uiIi hive the wisdom to reject all schemes
for State aid to Immigration. State agense ns
are are abundantly successful iu securing LABOR.
ers and paupcrs. Hence il any of the pu1hie c
money y, Is voted I hope some portion will De
reserved to assist unfortunates out OF Ine
State. It has cost me from s15 to s2O since
January LIST. to help laborers to escape. one
fine young Enslishman told me YES! yeste sap,n
that be had applied TO more than thirty iarln'
ers Int could not obtain remuneratiYe work.
Vo,,rs AHGLo-VIRGINIUs.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the 4th INSTANT In st. Sames ehHL l..
TcfSDoE aud PHILAH A: NOISE daG rssr5s "a
A. both Of ot this eE ia and
ga papers please copy.
,,-,oa a.upon,ar Mount,n Brunswick county
Married. co. a' hy Kew. J.hn z. Woodward. Mr.
JoHN Il. WELToN. Of Greensylle c R1n1j E sa.
to Miss DoLLIE L., daughter OF b. " S"'''' No-1''
of the former place.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
MONDAY, March 0, 1874.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Senate was called TO order at 12 O'Clock
by Mr.. THOMAS, President pro tenn. No
prayer.
INTEREST Oh MONEY.
House bill in relation to interest on money
was read twice and referred to the Commit
tee on Finance.
REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. THOMAS, from the Committee on FL
nance, reported without amendment House
bill to pay Henry A. Wise for his services
rs commissioner aud for his expenses on the
commission to adjust the boundary-line be-
tween Virginia and Mary gland also. without
amendment, Senate bill for the relief Of the
sureties of John D. Tempietoa, late sheriff
of Scott county; also, with the recommended
ton that it do not pass, Senate bill to appro-
pirate 81 900 to Roanoke College for educa-
ton of teachers for public free schools. &c,
from the same committee. presented CA bill
making an annual appropriation to the sink
ing fund Tor the purchase Of the bonds Of the
State
ASSESSMENT BILL.
Mr.. THOMAS, from the Committee on FL
nance mir. QUEsENBRRRY in tee chair, pre-
scented bill for the assessment, levy, and
collection of taxes, which, on bis motion was
taken up and read twice.
PRESENTED AND RgPERRBD.
Be- Mr. THOMAS Bill to amend aud reen-
act section of cnapter 10 Of the Code Of
1878, in relation to the salaries Of the Judges
OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals, and the
reporter to said court.
By MIR. GRIMsLRY: Bill authorizing the
trustees Of the Presbyterian church al Gull
pepper to borrow money aud execute mort
gage therefor.
By Mr.. ALLAN: Bill to amend aud reanact
section 1 of chapter Ia Of the Code Of 1873.
in relation to the times Of meeting Of the
General Assembly.
By MIR. Lawson: Petition Of certain citi.
zens OF Western Dinwiddie to the General
Assembly ASKING the annexation Of a part OF
DarviIle township to the county of Motto.
way.
By Mr.. GRIMsLEx: Bill to provide for sale
and analysis of commercial fertilizers.
SUPERVISORS AND JUSTICES.
Mr.. GRIasLEy offered the following joint
resolution:
Resolved By the General Assembly, That
| the substitution of the word supervisors"
for the word "justices" 10 section 7 of chap.
ter 80 Of the Code of 1873 by the compiler
| of said Code, and other alterations in said
| chapter made to conform to the new county
system, be taken, held, and construed to be
the true intent and meaning OF said chapter
since the passage of the act Of the General
Assembly of 1862 10, known IS the act pre-
scribing The duties and compensation OF
township officers, nov embraced Ia the 47th
chapter of said Code, conferri6g upon the
nyG uoFof M NJ nr,l MIR
taining 10 the care, custody, preservation,
and erection Of county buildings.
The rules were suspended and the resolu-
ton passed and ordered TO accommodated
to the House.,
PASSED.
Senate bill to amend and re6aaot section
81 of chapter 1e OF the Code Of Virginia
edition OF 1879 so as to proyide necessary
clerical assistance in the office OF Governor
ayes, q noes. 0. This allows the Cover.
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The Cincinnati Commercial calls upon
Senators ScorT and CAMERON, ofRenasylva-
mia, to put million each into the centennial.
They are millionaircs, and have declared
that money put into that affair will be a
good investment"
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.


DR.. De Senctis's Rheumatic Pills, English;
Blair's Gout aud Rheumatic Pills, English;
LayIlle's Elixir for Govt, French;
Layille's Pills for Govt, French;
Blancard's Pills IodIde Of Iron, French;
Lera's Syrup Phosphate Iron, French;
Guyot's Concentrated Tar, French;
Swans Syrup Hypophosphites, French;
Paulinla Powders and Pills, French;
Buisson's Alkaline Lactates Lozenges, French
Datura Tatula-specifc for Asthma, English;
Brockenden's Compressed Soda Pills, English;
Pancreatic Emulsion-Savory Moore's;
Pancreatized Cod-Liver Oil-Savory & Moore's
Globules Of Apiol, French;
Squibb's Podophylum Pills;
DIR. Francis's Triple1 Pills.
For sale by MEADE & BAKER,
NH PharmaceUt1StS, Wv Maln slreeE
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VHB FAVORITE HOME REMEDY.

TNHE FAVORITE HOME REMEDY.
This unriyalled medicine is warranted not to con-
tain single particle Of MERCURY or any Injurious
mineral substance, butts
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those southern roots and herbs which
an ail- wise Providence has placed in countries
where LIVER DISEASES most prevail. 1t will cure
all diseases caused by arrangement Of the liver and
bowels.
SIMMONS'S LIVER REGULATOR
Tor medicinc) Is eminerty family medicine, and
by being kept ready for immediate resort will save
many an hour OF suffering and many dollar In
time and doctors bills.
After forty years. trial 1t fs still receiving the
most unqualified testimonials to its virtues from
persona of the highest character and responsibility.
Eminent phyiclans commend II as the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA
OR INDIGESTION.
Armed with this antdote, all climates and changes
Of water and food may be faced Without fear. AS
u remedy in malarious feyers, bowel complaints,
restlessness, jaundce, nausea,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
1t Is the cheapest purest, and best family medicine
In the world.
Manufactured only by
J. II. ZEILIN s CO.,
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
Price, 81 per bottle. Sold BY all druggists.
70 Eyp9
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FLORIDA AGUE PILLS will cure chills
l. and fever, dumb chill, and periodical chill
arsenic. Abundant testimonials OF their specific
effects can be produced. They substitute quinine in
cure is guaranteed For sale ny ROBERT LECkY
and druggists generally. Price, SOC. box. Sent
by mall free NH 7-S.Tu&Th3ts
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THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
Il NOTICE that they have rnls day formed q
COMPREHENSIVE, which will be known by the
frm-pume aud style Of COHEN BROTH ERo,
TRADE as successors 10 ISAAC COHEN. With y
long and able experience Increased facilities. and
the application OF former diligence AID persever-
ance, they hope 20 merit continuance. OF patron
age 80 literally bestowed on the ar,n In the pasl.
E ISAAC COHEN,
NH SAM. COHEN.
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HATS. CAPS. De.

GPECIAL NOTICE.-Hayine been ap-M
~ pointed agents for the celebrated AMlDDN6S
SILK HAT. we can now offer to the young gen, le-
men Of Richmond the most beautiful and stylish
has ever seen In this market Call and see them at
,.s& z. WElSI6Ek d CO.'S.
NH Oct 1901 hsin street.
SOMETHING NEW AND NICE FORN9
~ SPRING. ..r. 90
THE CORK HAT.
weighing Only two ounces-trpported from Cork,
Also the BROADWAY SPRING STYLE SILK
A'- ID. CUNNIH0AAM,
NH Tim 4 1913 Main siZees.
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!. ]. ...,sAa n,Ir,lrl's.jss

MET ANOTHER LOT OF THAT WIDE
CHECK MUSLIN at soc. per yard worth ooc''
CHECKED NAINsooK MUSLIN at zoe. worm
soc. per yard;
WIDE VICTORIA LAWN, with side-band for
trimming, at 25c. worth 4oc. per yard
9 ur1ss and SAINsOOK MUsLINS In all qualisles;
INDIA TWILL LONG. CLOTH
TUCKED MUSLIN;
HAIR-CORD and HAIn-CHEchED ho ahiN8'
N1.. LEVY BROTHERS..
New stock of PARAsOLs. mn
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ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE LATE
i SAMUEL TYACK.-Persons having claims
ara iist his estate Will please present them % BITS
widow, No. 3l2 north Second street. In lQ-Ste
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I1RESH HOPS Received "
91o posnas Of No; aons.NpIGy y"
NSl 6S2RsA o
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MEETINGS.

GERMAN CONSERVATIVE CLUB OF
" MARSHALL AND JEFFERSON WARDS:-
The regular monthly meeting of this Club VIII be
held THIS Tuesday EVENING the 10Th instant,
Mt z. NJ, at the club-rooms. 1903 Main street.
Members and all German citizens are requested 10
be present as business of importance will be trans
acted. BY order Of the President.
NH lO-it JOHN A. hEATH, secretary.
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ID z A r L -
WHITE GLYCERINa
RLEACHEs THE SKIN TO A aAESen''
WHlTESHSS,
esudicates all sposs, Fresxies. Tsa' ST. A.
impurities and Dscotsrauons. csapsl"
YuRrHEKsurgIres RsCEiSeO
FOR sale Wholesale an4 retstl oy 90.
1o1 '1'S PUKChLL. LA1&SsSsa.A
r1a tal6 Na,n street, eornt1!Hk@


oTy1csor CInxx HoysA or u5s1ssAt,
RcH,9UNp, fsurukx A7f.oo -, iS
ny AUTHORITY OF AN ASr os ss.
d sE.aBLY approved April r - ~ NJ ,Gsaaao,c
~. liz I,s,si tSe dimes for Aokksaf As 81
ther rsspeelive courts shall ee ne .cnoSTs ~ srs
70 tx the usNe Tor noidtas saeh " ms ,novs: :,
of tina Eafth Circuit have ssen a1es y ass -
Craig straightforward A0A' ss1' ~.
: Eetsto.rt.-h.rch 1sA july La, and ''
fth, ,xn sxA row~
nesI-Marcn aatA. July sob, ana 49,
Ho~aousry.--Aprn 9th. Ausss a. y.
tisiss.-Apra ls.h. August si.l.' s si
C,S.S Of House or nsisxa'sS .
fe lS>2taWlm