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OFFTCE OF Tux
CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
RUTLAND, September 80th, 1874. J
The Annual Parade and Inspection OF the Fire
Department Will take place on saturday, OctO-
bef sd. Companies Will form line on Strong's
Avenue, right resting ON Washington street, al
o'clock, p. IN, sharp.
w. G. LANDON,
oct2dtd Chief Engineer.
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The Murdered Missionary.

SAN Francisco, Oct. /.
The steamer Ancon, which arrived from
Panama last night, brought up the body of
John L. Stevens of Boston, the Methodist
missionary murdered by mob in March
last in the Mexican state of ,Jalisco.
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Police Court.

One Henry G. Tubbs of Clarendon was
arraigned before Justice B. w. Marshall
yesterday, for intoxication was found
guilty and fined to the amount, together
with costs, of $1631.
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Nominated.

BINGHAMToN, N. Y, Oct. /.
The repubublican congressional conven-
ton at Owego to-day re-nominated Hon.
II. G. Plat for congress by reclamation.
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of the day tomorrow and receive still
further attentions from the Troy iircmen.
The Vermont boys are having jolly time.
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oct2dtd

The place to get cabinet work, window cur
tains, cornlces, pictures frames OF all kinds
and oil paintings, engravings, chromos, cord
&C, is at Robert Ccndlsh's, Grove Block, Grove
street, Rutland. satisfaction, both In work ant
prices, guaranteed. sep9dtJanl
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MAR fklAGi,S.

DAVIS-SHEDD-In Center Rutland, Septcm-
bel 80, at the residence of f. w. shedd, by Rev.
ii. +. Austin. William Z. Davis and Ella l..
Shedd. both of Rutland.
TOBIN-CHASE--In Fairhaycn, october lSt.,
by the Rev. l.. n. Beaudry, II. NJ. Tobin OF
Tlconderoga, n. Y, and Sadie V. Chase of Fair
haven. A long life and happy one is the wish
nr of (IoKE
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Memorial Service,

Rev William L. Hines, pastor of the Adj
vent church in Castleton, will hold me-
mortal service OF the late DR.. A. G. W.
Smith, on Sunday next at 1 o'clock.
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YNHE PLACE TO BUY FURNITURE,
l. CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Z. s. Gibson

Who keeps on hand the largest stock, and has
the facilities OF doing the most extensive furni-
ture business In the state. HIS works are all
together no work done by boys; employs the
best skilled workmen; uses the best OF stock
Der suits complete from $50 TO $3.50. Upholster-
ing done to order by the only practical work
man In town, and the only man that can do
yard. No botch work. A new spring bed, best
ever Invented. A full stock OF collins and cask.
cts from the cheapest pine TO tho best solid
shortest notice. My prices are from 10 TO 90 per
CENT less than any other straight legitimate
dealer In the state. Call and seo Up one
flight. r. g. gibson
ar Merchants Row, Rutland, Vt.
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gov. KELLoGG's ADDRESS.

Gov. Kellogg issues an address to the
people of the United States in to-day's
Times. He vindcates the republican rule
of the state, claims that his financial policy
has enured to the benefit of the state, and
that there has been large reduction of
debt and taxation. After rehearsing at
great length the history of the state the
past three or four years, he says "There
is no proper safeguard he is not willing to
throw around the coming election, and il
his opponents at a peaceabe election show
they have majority of the qualified voters
of the state, we shall uncomplainingly
abide the result. If otherwise the republi-
cans will accept the peaceful acquiescenco
of their opponents"
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The Louisiana Compromise.
NEW YORK, Oct.

New York, Oct. /.
A New Orleans special says the republi-
can state central committee last night rati-
fled the compromise of the conference COM
mttee. Pinchback opposed the ratifca-
ton, but was largely outvoted. The demo-
catc central committee meet tonight to
consider the matter.
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For New England and the Middle States
falling barometer, higher temperature,
southerly winds. and party cloudy weather.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE,
OF NEW YORK,
.n.. nI...rIn I.IAAInA Al

Is THE BEST COMPANY.
IL has more money than any other two In.
surance companies In the United States
eg~Assets Sixty-eght Million Dollars.
c. II. GRANGER, Agent,
Rutland VT
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NEW ORLEANS TALK.

The Tribunc's New Orleans special says
the Picayune considers the story that KEEL
logg paid Butler and Carpenter nine or ten
thousad dollars to argue a pro forma mo-
ton as improbable. The same dispatch con-
tains letter of advice from Senator Nor
ton TO Kellogg The dispatch also says
there is great Indignation in New Orleans
against w. E. Chandler because he appears
to have received fees from both sides. 1t
is said the white league propose to change
their name and discard everything likely
to cause their purposes to be misunderstood
and that it is not unlikely colored people
will be invited to join.
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will omen the course TUESDAY, OCTOBER eth,
at TOWN HALL, BRANDON, TO be followed by
Prof Churchill, Mrs. Liyermore, Parsons, DR..
Holland or Bayard Taylor, Camilla Urso Com
pany and Cough.
Season tickets $500. Admission into Beech
cr's lecture 70 cents. Persons wishing tickets
are requested TO leave their names Immediately
at j. B. Meeker's Music Store. Tickets will be
ready september god. Half fares on railroads
are expected for all who attend Beecher's lee
ture. septl9deod2w
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NEW HAVEN MARKET.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. "a.
The following are the prices at the New lIa.
ven market to-day:
Butter good to choice. ..........33 a 35
CnecSc VaCtOry)......... ...1320aa..
EbBSs.. ......s.......sss.. ~ "a II
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The Ratland Daily Globr.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1874.
weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, october is y. IN. J
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pENNlsoN.s PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. sold by Printers and Statione!s
EVERYWHERE
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
tunc2Sd& Ntr Wholesale Agents.
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EisOD UCE MAR KETs.


Vermont Markets.
ST, ALBANs MARKET.
ST. ALBANs, Oct. /.
The following were the quotations at st. Al
bans on Tuesday last:
Nii .Eot0oU
Medium to good Observation-Disclosures 0a35
Choice ............... ..,...........,.36 CG3s
selections ........ ...............,...,.40 ld..
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
AND TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moth
| and Freckle Lotion, which is harmless and In
| every case nfallibc. Or for his Improved Co.
| medene and Plmple Remedy, the great Skin
| Medicine for Pimpes, Black Heads or Flesh
| worms Or consult b. c. PERRY, the noted
skin Doctor, 30 Bond street, New York
| april 1OdcOd won.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-01-11


We sigs net ass slss lss apls,
-, sef ihal I~asilss n s~s,ssf,s. ..
osf bsndsl ssd n $40 stats asmssal
MT 90 sliesh 80 sggrs.pss1ss<s
sheh - so~s0mr sppeassd ~ lhs
t~Hl7nss n Ne rT.a ,slassss ~ zee.
's's qhsfsss node ,hersss srslsss u.
q, Ffs"sh ssa " ~ olss~.
Al1hnazh F'ssst. Issi Ie,s., sas.
'slfsd ns astounding faas.i,
Whst sas asked tss ssd vhss ! gu
Ssh ~ - yoaf asihsgiiy i.s sd
wsgf n ysss ets,rs. vhls1 81
nssi shss rro1assd sasr ~ bod
teen ~fafhshed sta the hsus N ssr
Informant wtkh sss ssisslsisd n
mls'esd Ne patlls % shli fsffaiaed
ffe- psbl~hlnx Gle latter In oaf psa
session. hom mofises NJ a%efesey ~ ne
writer. Bot on . recent elsit ~
jackson In answer h. . summons
from me Grand Jofy W became
swrfc that our motives weie nisos
y oiood nod rot appreciated The
eiironicry n French bod mitis samc.
and he bod miecd no opportunity IN
. street impfefsion that sc bod
no authority Or " We had. hat Tie
party would not sustain m In the
We therefore conclude 10 eiso the
Of the author of tho charge 10
.ho pubic prcmi.irg By ohscr,ine
hat u was written after q copy OF :
he published charge, ard Frcnch's =
irSt letter Of denial, and our reply, :
nd been furnished The author. =
SELMA, Ala, Nov. oh, 1873.
M~ELAScruoS SMITH, ESQ u
'ear Sirf G
Your favor Of the ~ inst is re- {
lived. All that You have said is correc, n
true. French and Gibbs stated TO me !.
'st a man by the name of Kellogg. had !,
night and paid 10. 900 dollArs fer an in !
rest In the ~repudiated Mississippi Bonds u
ID was then ct Jackson for the purpose q
procuring Legislation looking TO the
'yment Of the Bonds and that they were
favor of paying the came, bit thought
best to let the matter rest until after the
election.
they and others did receive 10, 900 dol IL
for certain bills passed through the
gislature Of Mississippi. dc
| world prefer that my name would not r.
nsed, but if you make the charge again 90
d state for certain reasons the party
ling you the information does not wish w
name used, and they deny as before, III
N you are at liberty to use this letter un
SO much of it as you may think proper. uu
Very Respectfully,
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$3.50 ~ sssh ssi sdi.i sIww .
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lsn w. m e. time mi roasssds sfs
saina9 ~ transportation b., lss
naaf sfs Raiag ~ mieais convey
soee They ~ n reminds n very
maeh ~ esf lines md tfs tfsnsfor
u folders over Me faass Tic
'oan'fy if represented ~ &C. In a
'ey resniuio condition Tic Me
isstfpi planters have iskcn adran
agc NJ fhis sfale ~ sa,lfs snd have
en- agents Into HAT State win
money n mova lbcm md or State
! nos thoroughly Ahicabizodg
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TAe ylfFislss ssft tsesass d..
sss isksv - seg N sWh . sssdilles
hsi wsal1 hses l~sr . mlsseis
hs5 slsa tssh tfsagtf nfsif lsts psrt
Whsu s9s lst N a ~ Tsfie1ss ~
80 ls,hlee - hsaly aat wsefdlsg
~ No fshf shed fsToff sbs bs1 90
~ shoYe W. fsfAsse rfalss ffem
iiefs ne 80 aksn Nv as ~ ihs
vsslpee. q vessel lhsi 10 ssy fougt
Fsaihef soHi5 have IN ~ raall A.
~ fats hafsH Wsa esy started
~ VHgislps bod man ~ hosfd Nv
ianp hsr. boz ~ iIsnsfss shs ssas
~ eaafsc Peyibly che mar bsys
xoac dowo W aseldsa, ~ o. Sc
coal tafKs fgandefe1 IN I'VE Wy oi
he Ampids Lsl With tho fiofs We
alfeaiy stated ~ yisw s6d ~ifh NE
evident interest n ,afdcs IL wssb-
ibEtoa md elsewhere 10 have hef
disposed u. ike dead men ihat fell
NO mies. n Is d.aieoll 10 believe fiaf
che pefished hy mere ehahec
This conclusion of fbo antiof Is 81
q piece with al The proceedings Of
flio adm ntslrati0n since The Virgin.
Ins was captured md hof captain end
passengers murdered They rcquir
ri hcf 10 be surrendered by the
'paniatds 10 the Uunitcd stntos. but
instead Of having tho surrender made
n open day oDd in a public place she .
'as sncaked away TO Bahia IIonda. ,
secluded spot where 1t could not ,
'c witnessed. Her passengers, too, ,
gerc 10 be surrendered ; but they q
fere taken On board The Juniata by -.
tealih aud without the least demon !,
to mark the event. The =,
,rcmOnious rcparatioD OF a falnto TO II
mr. insulted flag was also abandoned G
pom evidence trumped up in this city ;
Mr.. SIDNEY WEBSTER, the SON ?
I-law Of the Secretary OF State, and a,
10 paid attorney of the Spanish Ii,
overnmont, without any opportu- d
ty being given to the owner Of the N
'ssel to hear and re ut the testi- "
ony thus procured against his char III
Ter and That of his ship. And OF
zen this testimony was submitted ru
the father-iu law oil the Span. e
counsel to the Attorney. Gen. ~
that official welt out of his Jay Al
decide, not that there was a priroa ev
re case against the y1rglnius, thu
t that not entitled to the gr'
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N fla 10 n yvrlsis. sga,, .-ss
Ne usa.s ~ spfssifss - ~ hn
seatea aisR dsf Congress ~ ~
frtf n istsfisgs wifh Ne Internal
lerlsisfas ~ fks STATES ssd lssi
fbs br wssld tfsss 70 Ne fsbfis
set'ol Ysism sad ihs lsesils asgS
lams aad other sbsfiisba iasatsfiees
u ns seath Ne atpeaisa ~ ne
ugsse wtethsf shy ona *said soa
ien1 thai ihs HsgfH 80 fhg sqaai N
tie Fhiis man
a soiofff membss No. iSssa m
hlsi~lpp8 fose ~ fsspong n fbs
ehslleh9e tuf iiarfs. amid crest
laughter, declined " yield ~ him.
sayiag hlai ha va addressing sim.
fei' 10 shiie men ahd did soi propose
~ lei = negro interfere.
Me- s'epben4 n Csofgia. nest
foso 10 address The House. no., nid
Ne eould not sas MI he had 10 sag IN
twenty miauies aaa asked 10 have
m hoar SLOWED him.
W. stepbtns Then look bic rosl.
ton 10 Tie back part N fhe Demo.
cratic eide snd proceeded 10 fead
be speech IN opposition 10 The ill.,.
remarking that In view of.fho
oagAr IMPORTANCE ~ rug srnecr
10 had reduced bis views TO writing
We was not opposed TO The bill bo
auso Of any oppo.idon, be bod to do
oil aod ample justice 70 every human |
within the legitimate inrisdic. /,
ion Of the federal legislative power. :
chief end Of oil governments.
State or Federal, should be
he protection Of the right. lis on o
to the bill sprung from no
reJndice against any man, woman or -.
MD within the limits of the United IN
on account Of race. color or
revious condition Of scryitnde he VI
.llcrtained 10 feeling of that kind. VI
was not governed in lis action
: any influence Of that sort. His &C
of justice and i proper ad
lnistration was not founded on that l.,
'gma so frequently announced, and
pernicions in principle that it 10
onld be for the greatest good of the
est number, bnt on the higher OF
lie that it should be for the greatest Sp
cd OF all without detrimept or in. :,
y to any. Whileh be did not hold =
: doctrine Of equality of races he OF
! maintain the great truth, how to
r. paradoxIeal it might appear,
y all men were created equal. Thai ,
'o' truth has been annonrfwT NJ
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-01-11

Gen. Ames, with I mily, leave for
jackson tonight, to take possession
OF the Gubernatorial Chair ard man
H;don. Mrs. Ger. Ames is a daughter
IF lien. B. F. Butler.
Which we find among the dis
ches, dated Washington, January
III. But whether Gen. Ames will
take possession of the Gubernatorial
Chair and mansion or not, remains
TO be decided by the Supreme Court
4, this State.
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s5O0.-Tbe Governor offers a re,
ward OF 1900 for The arrest and dc
livery to the sheriff of Hancock coun.
ty, Of the persons who murder cd Jos.
Muckengerger in the town Of Bay st.
Louis on November 18th, last. The
Mayor and Board Of Aldern en- of The
town had previously offered a reward
OF 1900.
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CchrnDiAt Niss. Dec. s, 1878.
~ NJ faiers n as fysb
We, ibe undersigned Boafd Of
Registrars Of Marion county, do
agree 70 hold No election 10 Gl! the
a. expired term Of j. j. rcnl. State
senator, % VIC have just elected a
Senator for this District and We do
not sec here Governor Powers
economy is in ordering sucl, an dec
IT, n, at this time. and putting this
TO an expense which size is
is not ,ble to stand. The Hon. j !
Z. Carter, senator elect, will Gil tie
uncxpired term Of j. j. Seal if re-
luircd.
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j. T. ROBERTS.
s.. s.
d. VERGIL.

Board Registrars of Marion Co..
pilot.
With all due respect for the wis.
dom o fabove Board; although they
couldn't "see where Gov. Powers
economy is in ordering such an eIcc.
tion," they can now sec that THE
Hon. j, p. Carter will (nor) ill the
unexpired term of j. j. Seal fire,
quired y. ~
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Tho time sssi ~ hv Tor The merit
isg 81 Tho Legislature. !. No let
Tuesday after tho ssd Moadsy in
January 81 each scar, which viii tc
the 1Dth Hay o. The month.
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The ce'ion feeeipa 81 Macon.
Miss show . hiiisg ~ n one ihou
SAND bsles ~ compared witt las,
ysar.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-01-11

II sccms that cecfy editor 10
Mississirpi lad a Christmas turkey
sent him "rith The compliments Of
nc scason. Mobile Register.
Ours must hove been miscarrcd.
we certainly diet get f..
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issk'en csssiy. q fjsssmter Tsrm
1918 ~ Nssdsy h fsesml.es isls
capy ~ fsrseesf ssssssmeni itsu
ma4s bom ~ me IN iss s~eiissfsfs
hshis ~ stassssg dsfk spssfsg.
ordered tsi n ~ css ts silos
81 iaaf dstl ssffsas n pisss ~
ihe ehss Destroyed ~ fgs ~ ~
cis,ks sfss n fIg dollars sash
hsease gfss'si ~ 1sofgs rIsishei
70 saassg mefa ssasa
pfaer N sil9ssfes n somtsnn.
hoa n elsfts ed nasasefs sieenes
Heiseiiaf ~ s,sssfsmsat n Real
Estsla o. y Van wsgsass ffsm if8
Gog 10 $4,000 ahd n Mfs r. Brooks
ifom $500 ~ 5000
Geaefai order ef appointment u
feld sfe~ceff for fte county.
Al'owahesa ont Counts TfoafnDs
Jlta p C'sih sasflisr pfhsoasrs $40 10
q y Aiis1 mshins eufies psfsphsl
tiaif 70 Gu
CT Any espress ebsfsss m t1oks 90 90
A Hsusry sheriff nsfdsop Conn.
~ transportation ~ prisoners \
per 6ifm 10 81
" Smith 80 &c
Report Commissiobsfs NJ building
jail received snd contractors af
loved 9sOo 0o
Jotn q Clark for s'aiionsryl 90 90
warrants purchased from @
Alley, Clerk and daAifuyat ~
ire while 10 the ClerKs Office
IL Alley for smoant paid for
book shelves q M
Tohn j. CLARK Tor furniture q NJ
'ohn u Clark for dieting prisoners
In II rrison County 1877 90
I" Jtckson On oo /
Of Allowance per diem and
mileage 10 members Board and .
Clerk and sheriff, per diem. >
mba J, Raymond & Co., Jackson I
Miss. for Supervisors records 80 Is
hancerS court records GA 80 -.
lrcuit 5l2 70 u
Report of County Treasurer re. o
lived and approved. Y
Petition of Garland Goode ror--re. lC
OF tax continued and ordered y
be filed for future action. W
Petition Of G.. Monte for removal fc
place OF business granted, at Ocean
Petioa Of stephen Perry fol change
assessment from Benjamin Clark =
that CT his own continued.
G. II. ALKEY, Clerk.
Tanuorv cth iST
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-01-11

Willie H. Bfoso. con of the lale
Deputy Andiior u hississiptl. com.
mliied Ndcide IN Jackson lost week
Temporary Insanity caused ~ the
recent death Of bic father, The cause.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-01-11

As the sun ripens and sweetens
fruits by shining upon them, with
out which they would be sour nnsa-
very, so it is the sunshine of Gods
love and favor that sweetens all earth
ly blessings, without witch they
would be pat curses 10 those that pro.
TESS them.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-01-11

CRUEL.--"I sce,' said a Chicrpo
lawyer, "a band of white. robed angels
crossing the silvcry strand. with
beaming faces, bearing in thci. hands
the laurel wreath of peace b place
mon the brows these innocent, Dung
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-01-11

sss Democratic fspsr. ne
psi'y vis.,hsfsn made lis sttea,
snes N vlcksburr Christmas dsy
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-01-11

IL often happens that those aro tho
best people whose characters have
been the most injured by SANDER
as we usally find rlnt 10 be the
sweetest fruit tho birds have been
peckiug at.
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shai = gae 80 satt I ~ 4 rse.
kef 70 bsmsaeas I soalI sos Ne i.
Diced ~ aae smother make fh,,.
ordered shoiber rs,kff lhfosoa
Nessfs tffndon A F9wsfi, N n.,
plase N 70 Taags Tpist tasssi.v
~ ~ Gagess Coxaekle. n, r.
Sept 3 1873
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81 an evidence n ronewed lifo snd
enterprise ~ i'sss Christian 70 laks
IN eb obicllag Tho fscl ihs,
q " u Inc shippcd some lso week,
ago ~ 600 oranges ahd q largo ana.
iity Of oceans direct 10 N. LoeIs.
voniure, wo hope. has turned
but q succcss for our in~deiatigabIs
Parties in Biloxi shipped about tic
'ame time a car 10 d Of Mississippi
sound oysters direct TO st. Louis, to
ont by actual experiment. If il
would ~pay~-seo Cont Republican.
II olfpu hattoua that fLoya - II
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-04-02

AN ACT to amend ion ffyseyen Of chapter ;wo OF
the revised statutes tor the further securi OF the sink
ing funds
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
tlues IN Legislature assembled as foiiGlrs:
SECTION /. Section fity-seven Of the said chapter is
hereby amended by striking from the second line
Thereof the word may" and inserting in its place the
word shall and by adding after the word "trea urer in
the third line thereof the words and registered bond
of this st tie belonging either Of the said sinking funds
shall be negotiated by the unless the governors
assent to the transfer sha be first endorsed thereon and
all such bonds shall exhibit upon their face this restriction
Of their nesotabiy 50 that the said section ameni
ed shall read.
Section 81 All coupon bonds issued by this state be
longing to either Of the sinking funds this state shall
be converted into bonds registered in the Of the
treasurer and registered bond of this state belonging
to either of the said sinking funds shall be negotiated by
the tr aurer unless the governors to the transfer
shall be first endorsed thereon and ali such bonds shall
hibt upon their fac this restriction of their negotiable
ty; and any coupon bonds so issued and held by de
posted with the treasurer fer trust purposes may be
Fered into the registered form Of bonds hereby author
led whenever the parties depositing them shall desire it
SEC. ,. This act shall take effect when approTe,t.
(Approved February Is, lsT4.)