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HUTCHINSON FAMILY.
"A ASHINGT0N THEATER cONJQUH.
" lIth street, below Pepna. Avenue.

u a II,
hATlSEEs WEDNESDAY and sATTRDAY.
ONE wEEK-COMMENCING JANUARY IL, 1874,
hcClossy : last great Sensational Drama,
LACK OF GOLD!
prsdu-ed in splendid style, with Ne~ Scenery Ac-
oessories- Costumes, &C e, SC, and tntroduc-
ing the popular New York Actor,
KDMUHD PIERCE
As Angus Lamb. First appearance of the charming
BGrlesqus Actress, Miss k6ITH BLAND, In beau
tlful Serio-COmic NOcalisms-.'S OEg of the FIszs1
NC, &c. The veteran Eccentric Comedian W. W
kEWCOMB The fAvOrite Character Artists, TIL
FIELDISGS. JOHN and MAGGIE. The Comic
Dustists and Bone Svloists, the kINEBROTHERS
BRILLIANT STOCK C0MP,sY RETAIyrn-
JAMES 9. EDWARDS, Mis- CARRIE AVERY
II. G: Andrews, ". V. Mslbburg. B. ).
Hodges, J. Whiitsk T, Faunis
May, Amelia q reLf0,
&c. &c
I'm s'i-Ces FOR ladies and Children Wg0Nks
DAY and SATURDAY. ~
Change OF bill At each ma.inee l.nla- r.
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s'h street, between and streets.
"ADsksDAf EVENING, January It.h, at .
O'Clock,
Prof. TRIPP1s Lecture,
The Second Empire, with The sketch or ante.
tsefch MAMMALIAN anal CariO;fa.
I'es.ts q tbs Bookstore Of Warren Choa.e Co..
- ~ the doGr. Jsnl0 81
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&c = RI
-Pk0r ALLAN OURR. T. r g. l. etc
he pis'isguished Scotch Poet and Orator,
At the
nes Iork eerue Prerby tertan Church
fRu Az ENkSIse, an. L. ia. AZ q a,cIo,t
o1p''e'-'' The sco'eh Coyenanters."
hoLtIfrSf CUsR has lectured with great ,ue
sess IN New 1srk, Philsdslph is aud Rsl.imore .na
mas received the highest praiss from ne nr ~
,aa OF nm that with more ,olidity ~ thon vnt
ian Got gh, be = n hit b.If.5
tive power and dSanatic eject - =" III Al "7eefip-
rI.ets ~ cent? To be bal q, BaIIaptype,s and
Choate Coz book stores and a. tha 49, - s .a
evening Of the lecture " ING vi ;anI on ~ me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-15

CoNPIBNATIoNs.-TheS Senate in executive
session yesterday confirmed the following nom
nations: Robert W. Hughes, TO be United
States Judge for the eastern district of Viz
ginia. United States attorneys-N sthan Webb
Florida; Geo. Il. Peck, Kansas; II. h. Swoop,
western Pennsylvania United States mar
shals.S. 8. Marble, for Maine; Thos +. Pur-
Barber, at Cleveland, Ohio; Daniel Burton.
wilmington, Delaware. Indian agents-Joei
B. Vosburg. for Indians of the Two Rivers
agency, California; Chas. Ii. Roberts, for Great
Semaha agency, Nebraska; r. j. May, Black
feet agency, Montana; Edmond Pal mer, Grand
River agency, Dakota. Indian inspectors-J.
ID. Beyier, Of Michigan, and VIM. Vandeyer, of
Iowa Lieut. Col. Geo. Crook, of sd infantry.
TO be brigsdier general, vice Philip st. George
Cooke, retired; also the nomination of q num-
Der OF postm asters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-15

NAVAL ORDBRs.-Lieut. f. II. Leutze to the
photographic office; Masters Henry 0. Handy
and Ii. A. Rittenhouse to the Frolc; Master
ferrv Garst detached from the receiving ship
Potomac, and ordered to the Frolic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-15

The NEw YORK TRIBUEKIN COURT. The
case Of b. F. Camp agt. whitelaw Realisation
for SANDER alleged to have been published in
tne rev YORK ITHune-was called to day IN
the circuit Court and continued. Gen. Butler
with Messrs. Henkle and Arrick, appear for
plaintii, and Mr.. Riddle for defendant The
alleged elander consisted of articles published
IN the New York Tribune, in which plaintiff is
Alluded 10 as .dead beat" travelling about the
country under the pretence that he was one of
over travel routes, and also his board at hotels
~ VIII be recollected that the writ was served
on Mr. Reid when ne had returned from the
funeral OF Chief Justice Chase in this CITY.
where he (Mr. Reid) had acted as a pail.
bearer. PSI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-15

IHR NEW SENATOR FROM VIRGINIA Lieu
tenant Governor Withers, was a colonel in the
confederate service; subsequently he became
edltoi OF the LyncsbHrg Ne'cs, and was the con-
servatiye candidate for governor in 1865 Last
fal be holly contested the nomination for COVER
nor with General Kemper, and when the conser-
vauyes hnaliy nominated that gentleman, he
took the second place on the ticket and received
me largest number of votes cast for any candi-
date. Possibly his course in that canvass earned
she gratitude OF his political associates, and
facilitated his election for Senator
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BALLS, &c.
THE KNIeHTn OF Ar GFoRC.

HE KNIGHTS OF ST. GEORGE
Will GIVE THEIR
q " Bi ILL.,
At ntS0NIO TEMPLE
ON MONDAY, JANUARY 18Th, 1874.
Iltke's, admitting o Gentleman aud Ladies' 81
Ihs Committee have spared q pains or ex- a
ISEee q make this enc Of the hns-t -
BALLS OF THE SEASON "a
No Hats or Caps allowed in the X ALL en- -
'eTt worn BY kufshts ,snIs a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-15

A NUMBER or INDIANS from the Cherokee
Nation have arrived here, under summons in
the case Of Judge }. W. Wright, charged with
forgery of names of Indians to back nav vouch-
ers, and this morning they reported al the Office
OF Judge Fisher, District Attorney. The case
VIII be called in the Criminal Court on Mon.
cay next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-15

THE. SENATE COMMITTEE ON Posr Optic Is
AND Post ROADS held meeting this morning,
and heard arguments by Mr.. G. G Hubbard, of
Mass, for, and Mr.Wm. orion, president of the
Western Union telegraph company, against the
postal telegraph bill. The committee meets
again to- morrow, 10 hear a continuation of the
arguments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-15

The Committee on Banking and Currency Of
the House held meeting this morning, when
Mr.. Coe, of New York, continued his remarks
on finance. He had not concluded when the
committee adjourned, and will finish his argu-
ment to-mOrIoW morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-15

THERE IL THE USUAL ACTIVITY at the Whit,
House to-day, the ante rooms and halls bein,
We hlied with persons anxious to inter view
the President. The represent atom of Congress.
men during the dsy has not been extensive but
there were good many private citizens pres
eht, including several ladies, who desired to
have an audience with the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-15

CONTROL OF TIE RED MRN.-The House
committee on Military Affairs, at their meeting
to-day, heard the statements of MIR. Felix X,
BIunot, President Of the Board of Indian Com
mlss1oners, and Mr.. Ingalls,, OF the Indian ser
vice, on the subject of the necessity of military
IoIce 10 control the Indians. The committee
examined these gentlemen at considerabIs
length as to the condition of Indian affairs,
The examination Of Mr.. Brunot was not con
einded, but will be resumed tomorrow. Both
OF the gentlemen gave as their opinion that
mihtary force was not necessary or expedient
In most cases, but that there are certain tribes
OF bands whom 1t would be well to place under
military surveillance.
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AMUSEME NTS.

NATIONAL IdEATER.
mK-J.G. sAvlLls Sole Lessee ami Director.
zETIyAL CT EOCCrGACLTs GREAT HIT
THURSDAY sEiDAY ana SATT RDAY EyEN-
INgs. Ee lev Emotional C-rleiy, In
fee sel- aud -ix taal@aaX,
EEp ASrRSY
prsseItfd NiIh . Powerful Cast,
ONLY "UCHS hsTISEE ON SAvFRDAY
MONDAY EVEEISG viii be- pres-atei, after
e-rrfni pscrsTsti u, sni IL ssty lie passed by
al lh-st-r Co. America.
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM,
Win sHtir- New CsBery q TgenJs sstR q and
Ballet agG a P0eerfgl G at OF Charaegsrs
Gu Tain rise. every uishI at 5 O'rt8ck.
B"S Office open from a. 60 u .. janis
IAsAUsCHEk AT RORB's.
LAST NIGHTS OF THE QUEEN OF TRAGEDY
TONIGHT,
WAS SHE TO PLAMEsl An entirely new ol,v
WAS she TO BLIMFs JslsascbSS, sy NJ, VI
WAS sHE TO BLAdss LATTE ,h1son, oil
WAS SHE TD BLNMEs Philaislphia
JASAUsChEk NA1INEE SATU 2DAY
ICHESNEY MOLD.
gy request ,GBEsNsY wOLD
(CPESSEY void.
hoeDAIf January i9-HAY, the L'ttIe Come
di.Dne, Tor one night only, in "Ths Little Soy
senminR seven Different Characters. Mr.. j. y
TUESDAY. January -,
Mr.. SOTHERE LORD DUNDREARYo
Box sheet now epea for choice places jsal5
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The CHIEF JUsTICEsHIP.-Therea are no in
dications in Official places to-day that the new
nomination for Chief } ustice will be sent to the
senate immediately, and many friends of the
President imagine, probably with excellent
reasons for their impressions, that he will, in
making the third nomination to the elevated
ONCE, be very sure of his man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-15

THE HOUSE NPPROP RIATfONs CONNTTTEE
at their session this morning, had under consid-
Grafton the bill to consolidate and amend the
statutes relating to estimates, appropriations
and public accounts, being the bill which passed
congress az It's last session, and was reintro-
duced by MIR. Garfield at the present session
The committee made numerous amendm ents tn
the bill, and then agreed to report it to the
house for printing and recommittal, prelimi-
nary to asking its passage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11

No. s2-An Act IN addition to sect "n ,Niy-h'e q.
chapter twenty -FOUR Of the general star en-
titled ~Oi laying out snd disc intinu nS h -hwal :
and bird zes.'
IL i hereby enacted etc.
So l. Whenever ans court shall assess any
town OF towns any proportion oi the expense %.
puttin, "a repair any highway as Is provided i"r
l., section ..xty-hye Of chapter twenty iuur o..
the general statutes, entitled "Oi Las M OUT ana
disco tiuuing highways and bridges aud lh a /.
cases where any court has heretofore Sc assessed
my town or towns, the court may. Ia Is discreet On
IN the motion Of any town interested a. party 10
tho proceedings, appoint comm $50 ef i'T tine
moi 10 exceed five ears. who shall have charge o..
ana under " hose supcfintencencc AMI control the
putting in repair Of ,lid road shall be placed aud
by whose direction ali moneys expended therefor
shall lie laid out
500 % From time to time. as the commissioner
60 atp,int.d shal need. he shall require 81 the
selrc men Of each OF the towns which shall have
been assessed aio esald, and 81 the town IN .r
through ~hich said luAd Is located, sucn Town =
ses.fnent or ,re 81 the expense 81 So putting ia
reptir said road, in due aud ratable proportions
80 uron -ush requ sitiun il shall be the duty ~
the s-lectnen 50 required 10 draw Their order or
nrScr. anon the tr,asurers OF their respective
towns for Che an cunt or amounts so required which
order osders sa-d e"ns' ! 4te 'a'9 ana le-1,
elm ms In favor Of tae holder or holders Thereof
AGAINST the to-n OF towns upon whose treasures
the same shall have been drawn
sec 4 such commissioner shall render 20 the
IN, hr which he shall have been appointed an
account each year - his dolngs and expenditures
durn- said year in the matters go entrusted IN h-
charge, which account shAIl at Tue eAp.talv" %.
| hi- commission be finally audited and ADJUSTED 10y
such court and under Is order and recctluni
upun notice 10 the several towns interested therein
and he shall he liable 10 refund 10 the several
towns riding 10 their respective Interests there
in such moneys or property a. upon such account
| in shall be found in his hands
sec J. said court may AT any time IN it. dlscre-
ton remove said commissioner and appoint an
other who shall be subject 10 all the restrictions
and Liabilities herein provided
| sec >. such Commissioner shall give bond IN
such amount and with such surote' as the court shall
shall require to each ofthe towns interested as aiore
aid conditioned for the faithful performance 81 the
duties Of his said appointment aud Tor the repay
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11
Arr we'd November q, ls-..
NJ .-.-An Act charging the powers OF ia. In
>p4ctor Of Finance. and defining hi- duties.

NJ an Act charging the powers OF IA, In
>p1ctnr Of Finance. and defining hi- duties.
II i hereby enacted. etc;
Sc. J. The Inspector Of Finance, - addiJon to
The duties imposed upon him ~ section siNty--iN.
chapter sht OF the General statutes, shall At Tea
ouc, A wear !.it and inspect the condition and NJ
6ir. Of every savings bank and trust cor-nauv ~
thi, state and oft"ner if he es.is'7s ihr iu;., 81
aud safety Of the dep9sitor- IN and crc.~rs 81 any
such corporation -iall require such inspection aid
inspector shall lad That the officers of any suck
cornor4iian have violated the provisions OF :a.fr
.cts af Incorporation any act- relating .AeTcto
he may in hi. discretion cause proceeding % Dc 80.
,ttuted in the court of charc-.y. Tor the restr45"
fnr and euioiuiug of .uch Institution and th- -
thereof iroe tbs collection. disposition 49, Ger
butioa ii the effects and property e. .4J ,ii'tri
par4fion agreeahiy 10 The .,rVy tNisy su.h cor
eighty -iN. of the geneva. siatpie-s" 20 NAP.
corporations ''''N'4 P'''"''
i1rq tbs arsi Monday u , ,., r., -, ~ - ~ -
report the auditor -, ,,,,,, u, ,iV H., yea, mas
Of every savings 10 rs S,,",'', 'i lr '"iu',ioi
state. which, NV p, Shall ,1lrc. m H.
II 'A. - ersl siatute,
- said Inspector OF Finance shall receive
~ way OF compensation tor his services live dol
per DAY for all the time expended in said in
spection and examination. TO be- paid los the treas
urcr OF the state upon the warrant II the auditor
of accounts, and said treasurer shah divide the SUE
- paid Is aforesaid. TO said Inspector among the
several corporations examined and inspected a,
aforesaid IA proportion 10 the capital and deposits
OF the same.
sec 4. Nc stockholi,r or officer in any sayings
bank or tgUst eonlany shall be- appointed Iuspcr ~
- iiuarcs
see .. The Inspector al Finance ia hs- .i,v ouv
authorized IN the discharge OF his duti., n. ,flr
AID TO exercise such Inspection sad ANIMATION a.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11

" rl--An act % addition O. chapter ses enty two
oi the general statutes, eut tied % guardians
aud wards.
IL = hereby enacted, etc
Sec O. The probate court may appoint a quar-
dian 90 any insane married woman, when the hus-
band %: said woman shall have lett the state and
aualdoucc his Insane wife without mah n sum
Gent prov sion Tor her maintenance on the appca-
ton OF relative o. said insane married woman or
OF the overseer Of the poor u the town N which
SAID woman shall reside OF be char-cable.
sec. = Whenever there shall bc an application
to the probate court for the appointment o. guar
alan as af0resa d. SAID court snail give notice o.
sucn supp. sod Ius1ue married woman, and proceed
with the hearing %. sad application a. pro, ided
tv an act amending section fourteen oi chapter
seveuty-two o. the general statutes, approved
November -. l-t6.
See g. The p-ohste court may authorize the
-uArd an Of such insane married woman % sell the
personal cr real estate % said woman and convey
The same as PROVIDED by an act IL amendment Of
sections thlrty-threc anu thirty-hvc % chapter
seventy two 81 the general statutes approved
November s.. l~Dh-
Sec This act shall take effect from Is passa -e.
Apr we'd November ~ 1874
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11
NJ. 70. An Act &C. aid and encourage discharged
convict
10 l.~. Ia avaeft.I ef-

>
Sec. b. Lyrty person who has been ~ shall be
hereafter couN ctc,i uf any succ AGAINST the lays
OF this state ami coniinea ia the SLATE PRISON IN
execution az tnc ju1 .neut g aeLteAcv upon such
convict on Vlu s...l 80 conduct himself or herself
for any month ul such sentence That IL charge Tor
misconduct shall lie sustained against hun or hes
for such month, shall have pad to HIN or eeT al the
IL ne ot D. or her DISCHARGE .roll uuh confinement
by the super nteI'eut ~ the PRISON, IN case sucA
discharged cob. c. K poor and destitute, The SUN
OF uns dular :or every sucl month"; but SAID sun.
shall be reduce one dollar whenever in any month
cua-.- cor Il scuuduct shall be SUSTAINED against
hun or her provided, that the sum paid 10 .p'
such schar,c. convict shall not exceed one Lun-
dred dulars and the state treasurer, on TIE order
OF the SAID superintendent shall furnish the mon
eys required for the carrying out II the provisions
OF this act.
See ? This act shall take effect Tom q passage.
Approved November -, 1874.
NJ. Am Act IN amendment % section seventy uf
chapter thirty Of the general statutes.
II j. hereby enacted. etc.
See L. Section screu,f @! chapter thirty-Oue II
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11

5enteI al thiH n sch-y
c, is,-fs
ROYAL, Liverpool. E"-iAai. fi@'o'"'-'
COMMERCIAL UNION. s""""
ROYAL CANADIAN, Capital Subscribed '.i"''sH'
FRANKLIN, Ph,delphis 3-""'''
PENNSYLVANIA iELssi
AMERICAN, - i'"''-
ALLEMANIA, Pittsburgh, ""''"
WESTCHEsTER, New York, 900"
NATIONAL, Hartford. Conn. Ss'''''
CONNECTICUT. - 16''''
ATLAS. "H'-'
CITIZENS - "'''
il, NATIONAL. Worcester. surti
TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT, Hartford. ''"''
And other Reliable Companies
Fs- Careful attention given to placing all ln'4f
ance left in our hands.
We have superior facilities ;af placing Ins1rA' -
for other Agencies.
R-Correspondence BY mall ia.thflns sSenlei 4.
All honest Losss' settled promptly md s71'fi''s
fAis qtFee.-A
r 5. PECK. Agent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11
| No 6i.-An Act in amendment Of and in addition 10
chapter thirty-four Of tho general statutes. en-
| titled .Of proceedings against trustees.

NoGi.-An Act in amendment of and in addition to
chapter thirty-four Of tho general statutes en-
titled "0f proceedings against trustees.
Ii is hereby enacted, etc.
See l. lit shall appear that any person IS held
as trustee in any sui by reason Oi any ne -otapo
paper, and any claimant shall not appear OF DO
.it.d TO sppear in such suit and suit shall alter
wards be brought against said trustee b. any PEI
son holding such negotiable paper by loree oi an
ass gnmeni from the payee thereof the sara
NAV plead the former jud gment against him IN oar
and the court before whom such last mentioned sun
is peLding shall issue a citation, and the hoIcer o
such negotiable paper shall cause the same 70 ne
served on tho plaintiff in the first mentioned SUIT
or his attorney Of record And the court SHAH pre-
coed to try and determine the case as between Tue
holder and the plaintiff in the hrst SUIT the same as
thou I'll the holder had teen cited to appear IN the
first SUIT; and the Judgment against the trustee
sh II be held to he conclusive between ,he hou
er and the plaintiff In the hrst suit Out the SOut.
| shall decide TO whiel the Judgment rendered
| against 1he trustee belongs, ana X the ueeisivh
snail be in favor of the holder OF such negotiable
paper the court shall adjudse the JUG smehi sAst
the trustee to be the property OF sueh houer, anu
such holder shall have the rlght 10 colect the sao
IN the name Of the plaintiff in the hrst SUIT at 'he
expense Of such hoI er, Il the trustees snais ny
| previously have paid sad judgment but u the
| trustee shall have previously paid such judgment.
or any part thereof then such holder sualI recover
Judgment against the pia n N. n'S. -. ~.
tho sum so paid, and be entitled 10 the residue Q.
saia iud sment as Aforesaid IL the whole SHAH mol
| Sec , costs shall be allowed between the par
rio. in such manner a. the court sha / decide 10
be lust and equitable and either parry shall be en-
titled 10 have the fact. tried by jury OF by COM
miss oner u in other cases. ~
| Sec g. /. the holder Of any note or hlIi OF eA-
change not due, shall, after lac mas notice mat
| copy of a trustee writ has been served on me uus
te sell transfer or assign such note or bill to any
person firm or corporation, without iully INFORM
Ing hun or them OF such process, with intent 10 ce
| feat such process he shall Ice deemed sulIv V'
| m1-demeannr and on conviction thereof, snail be
| punished by fine not exceeding five huudreh COZ
iars or by imprisonment in the county al not eA
coed NJ one year. OF both u SAD pun "a
prosecution
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11

NJ. .3-An hct TeIAting 10 highways.
Il is hereby enacted, etc. -.
Sec l. The select men o. any town may ~hei
in their Judgment the public good requires H. AND
by petition duly presented TO them or Una. pun or,
a hi hway across any stream in said town a.
i,rdway, under the same provisions as are now pro
vided in Of laying out and disseminating M
Lichway shall be laid out as iord~ay as above
provided the town shall not in any event he iapit
Tor any injury damage that may he sustaih g
hy anv ptrson ~ reason Of the insuiic'ency OF sac
ioriway. -,
SEC l. All acts and parts Of acts ineonsi'ten
with this act Hereby repealed
Sc. 2. This act shall take elect 'm IL pass
age
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11

York and Car
Times publish
rtant entcrpri
following in
cad now co
r travel TO thu
alfa mile f
+ this place
has Leen &C
ard Moriah
ittshurgh an,
OF ninety feet
been laidalo
Ike. This OF
me by cuttin
the track On
height the
and its exten
0>t Of reiucil
abers $3.50 O(
ned, and all
ne road the
ck This vii.
and the in
ting transpc
destination.
" DOCK At II
k has been c
nd a branch
turning to the
c. Next yeal
me no furthe.
here c0nnccti
Us both ways.
HHHH NOR. 49,,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11
No An Act 70 CONFIRM the THE 10 certain -l-r5
tunes IN Lake Champ lain

tunes m Like IllWF n
Il hereby enacted. etc
sec D. Whenever any Eailsoai company "a this
safe shall have constructed their railroad beyond
low va,er mark into Lake Champlain. OF shall
have built out Into said lake any wharf, dock, Pier
or other structure IN connect with such railroad,
for it. accc IL ldation or use. which shall not m
pede ordinary n cation in passing up and down
said AXE such build : and structures are hereby
declared to he lawful and the legal title thereto Is
hereby confirmed 10 such railroad companies re
spectivclv which built the same OF Others .aw.ully
claiming through them.
sec. , This act shall take ,fcot from Is pas
SAGE
Arrr we'd November q, So.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-12-11
nal Tempe
cleveland,

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Union.
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rgest chui
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4 Brookly
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two delegs
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from each
many insta
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nted to fill
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presiden
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was brief,
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ing resolut
uch ofthe ev
mes from the
uty itlsto ms
= themselves
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Q the women
Jon represent
Il AI-d lNlN'
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We respcct.u
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and dau-h
the strength c
hing all wine
n their bang
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hy petition
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