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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

In the Circuit Court at Charlotte,
recently, Thomas Walch recovered
$1,375 of Hiram Lavcrty and JOS
cph McClintie; because u spark
from an engine used by the two
last named in thrcshing plaintiffs
grain, set fire to and destroyed his
barn and other property.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

A FEW days since, man named
George Atkins, in attempting to
get on board moving train at
Clare, slipped, fell under the wheels
and was crushed to death. He left
wife and two children.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

Dom PEDRO, Emperor of Brazil,
arrived in New York, on the morn
ing of April 18th, and the great
metropolis was all agog in consc-
quence. He was accompanied by
the Empress. The Emperor left
on Il trip to California, April 18th.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

1T now seems quite probable that
the G. Il. & l Railway will be ex-
tended from Petoskcy to Mackinaw,
there to connect with the Mar
quette 4 Mackinaw Railway, which
will doubtless be constructed inside
of two years.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

LII is said that there were 2,SO6
failures of business houses in this
country, during the first three
months of this year, and that the
liabilities were estimated at $64,-
644,156. The figures show rather
of a decrease i'll commercial pros
pcrity.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

GROUND was broken at Pctoskey,
last Saturday, for the extension of
the G. r. & l. Railway to the Meth.
odist State Camp Meeting grounds.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

IT is reported that smallpox has
become an epidemic in the Wayne
county poor house.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

THE old Greeley mansion, at
Chappaqua, N. Y, was destroyed
by fire on the evening of the 18th
inst.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

In Eliza, Gratiot county, they
have elected colored man to the
office of constable.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20


w. +. & JOHN BARNES,
box Z'of4. Rockford. Winnebago Co., I'll.
Sl1 30 AVERAGED PER DAY.
FULTON. Mo, December nth. 1874
MEssRs W. +. & JouN BARSEs, Rockford m :
Gcnlcmrn:I sawed Ito frcts for balurtrnde for nor
t,co, and 10 brackets. In first two days running.
Every one witnessing tho he saw has pro-
bounced II tho most useful machine ever Invented
have been working from twelve To sixteen mn and
nave zone all my shop work (scrul sawipp) IN vonr
machine, running II daily since purchased IL and
nave paid nothing ror repairs, except for saws that
amount being comparatively small. Three weeks
since purchased some imported woods aud some
nice designs and turned my attention to fret work
have averaged per day, since that time, &Ii5o I
know of no occupation az pleasant and proatnb,c
for mechanic TO spend his winter DAYS at ns tho
above machine runs lightly and easjly thai
10 vii not tire the most delicate man after Iii,I
practice; In fact, consider your machine nd,sncn.'
abie 10 any carpenter, however small his business
is as he can introduce the little machine TO his scrnn
pile. and make enough brackets In one week io INV
Tor his machine lcon,der my machine In At ma ~ ~
sential In my shop as = set OF bench planes.
Very truly.
N. FRED. BELL,
III Address, for full information N ,'"''"''
WI & JOHN BALNEs
noA s."'s' Rockford, Illinois.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

HE latest sensation at Lansing
is the elopement of man with his
mOther-in-law.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

A HUNTER on the Yellow River,
near Chippewa, Wis, in the winter
l874-5, went out, one day to bring
in the carcass of a deer that had
been hung on tree for safe keep
ing. The man had borne the deer
about forty rods from the tree, when
an eagle swooped down on the path,
about twelve feet in front of him,
and turning about, stood upon one
foot, with the other uplifted, as if
ready for fight; its head Was erect,
its eyes sharply fixed upon the man
carrying off the deer, upon which
it. was probably about to feed; the
feathers were all turned forward
and stood on an end, and the wings
were partially spread. The man
dropped the deer, and, Selling a
stick, struck the eagle so violent a
blow that the weapon was broken.
The bird retreated about six feet:
then, whirling around again, as
sumed the same defiant attitude as
before. Its antagonist picked up
another stick and started for the
eagle, which mcnacingly advanced
until the two were only four feet
apart. The blow now dealt the bird
injured it so that it could not Ay,
and it endcavorcd to run away.
Yet again it turned, with plucky
purpose to fight the battle out; but
the superior powers of the man Sc
cured the victory, and the bird was
laid low. 1t was golden eagle,
and measured two feet and ten in
ches from the bill to the tip of the
tail, and seven and half feet across
the wings.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

1t is expected that a Republican
newspaper will shortly be started
at Lake City, Missaukec county, by
l.. A. Barker, of st. Johns.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20
TRAINS GOING sor,ru.r.sr

Connections ninGc at Toledo with the I ot. sh.,.
" Mich southern X X for Cleveland and Cbica.,,
ans with tho " & X II for Cincinnati md H.,
me ~, south and Southwest. At Wnyne with re
Michigan Central Railroad, for local points Eart ana
West: at plymouth with Diet Lansing & Lake Mich
and Mt Detroit with The Great Western and Grand
trunk ky's, TO and from the East At Flint with
the 'hicngo Lake Huron. At Reed City with fhs
Grand Rapids h Ind. n X for the North and Ysnsn
And at Ludington with steamer sherman fer Sh"
boygan aud all principal points in Wisconsin and
Minnesota; also, with steam boats for Manistes p"s
water, Bsnzonia, Lincoln, Hamlin, &c. 0''
SiNroRD KELLER, Asst Sup'A
Up. NovRsK, Gsn1 Ticket Ag't.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

They have formed a grccnback
club in Big Rapids.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20
REED CITY MILLINERY.

The LATEST STYLES OF GOODS.
the Lowest Prices, and entire satisfac-
ton to customers always guaranteed.
My customers who expressed them
selves 30 well pleased with their Fall
or Winter Hat or Bonnet, can now be
quite rs well pleased with q
SPRING, Or SUMMER HAT
l get two consignments per month,
bought at the lowest cash price i'm New
York, which enables me to offer great
Inducements to customers i'm the way
of Price and Fashion.
f. S. PATTERSON.
South side Upton Ave.,
Reed City, Mich. IT
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

THE Michigan Salt Association,
having gained control Of the mar
ket, advanced the price Of salt from
81 to $1.15 per barrel.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20
Clubbing Rates.

To those desiring to club with
this paper and another publication,
we will furnish the STAR and
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

BARNES rooT-rowER SCROLL
SAWS AND LAruEs.
y to sll.5Oavcrs .cd per day
with these Machines. ALI wood
workers should use them.
Hofscan make $ipcr day with
ihcm: besides learning u PROF
FTABLk TRADE. For u sam
pic Of saving send % cents for
TIE MYSTIC PUZZLE. or the
YANKEES DREAM. We send
Il by mail. Say where yon read
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20
hlChlgan Central Railroad.
GRAND RAPiDs DIVISION.
Nov. 2Isi, 1875.

""' .Ao'P'eo' fSaf. and Sunday excepted.
r, through coaches and sleeping cars to and frsu
nrahd Rapids and Detroit. All trains connect -
same depot al Detroit with Great Western Dad
Trunk and Canada Southern Rnilray. ~~
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20
SuQi,lalV Division.

no trains run OIL Sunday.
&. II. Busa, W.
Nic. .SubI Iock.,on C..r g.. SHe.
HkN"f T. WENTWORTH, q. r. & 4. cH;eSc.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-04-20

R2sA Scholarship in the above Col
ego for sale ut this Office. -E9a
, 1876-02-11

N,s Fork Corresuondtnee H1ston Ga:ttte.
It would keep porson buay to koep the run
Of tho various dodgeH that inpecnn!ons hiyen-
ture.s resort 10 for rnising money. The latest
swindler in q beautiful Polish gentleman, an
exile and uatltie1er on tho fhco OF shn earth.
IIo is well~drossed, vcIl-maanored. aid ano look
Ing. 1Ie finds out your name, aud. ringing tho
door.bell, inanirea II Mrs jones il At bone. bhs
il, md he il IT once invited into the parlor.
When the servant goes upstairs 10 announce
hts CALI he looks kround him until ho finds the
card.basket, and abstracts tho most imposing
looking card, which ho places lur1edly III his
pocketbook. When MEs. Jones' enters, be bows
gracefully, takes Tho card out, Rn, handing it
to her ehYS that he IL introduced by her frtgnd.
Mr, So.and-.o. Mira. Jones bos7s, aud invites
bu, to bo seated. They enter into conversation,
and ho tolls hor that he Is an cxin but that le
also Ia tho heir to want eatAtea In Poland repro
sontiug $s.Un0,0N. uo ID poor now.. but l,o IL
proud Va we'll. lie wants to crosA tho heaA to
Claim bis own. but LAS not tho money. lle can'
not Htoal, 10 beg he il ashamed, but da las with
him feYs pairs Of Bcsaore loft from tho wrnck
OF bin business iii America. II tbs !Hly. needct!
nny such astlcioa-not un1esa. o, no!-would
nhc bur pair OF him? I1o ta!kH so Awsetly,
antl looka 40 unhappy. and comes 10 Tolt recon-.
u,endot. that she bnyR two or three pai1n. and
lie leavos the house promising to send her 4
maidstone present ae Boon III ho galH homo.
One lady Of my acquaintance made such favor
ablo inrression urou him that lo promised to
sand her . Bot Of russian Aahle. o. about tic
sc,seors-they wore iron, aud would not cut .
piece OF paper,
, 1876-02-11
IOWA.
LEGISLATIVE.

DEs MONIES. Ia, Fob. l0.-Tho I'LL allowing
crIutnats to testify Ia their own bohalt pasaed
the House. The IIouBp then resumed tho dls-
cushion Of tho bill Tor tho collection Of revenue,
hoiug now law, and tho repeal Of all foFmor
laws. Tho minimum Of tho levy for State tey-
onus ia ~ ,nlls, the maximum 21{ mills, depre
ciated hAnlt.lotes, stocks Of corporations and
companies to be assessed at canh value, credits
at their estimated values Tho Treasurer to roeeiye tax
until tho 1st day OF March. Au uC1ezso u ucsnso
IL 1ed On ali pedlcfs u1cupt wholesale pedderA. and
couBtcs responsible to the Hata for Ill ta1ta
levied for btas purposes Pcudng this bill tho ouss
ailjnnrlr,t 10 o'clock y. m.
ln the Soiatc, tlln were paescd to aocond reading
proytinK for tho levy Ut taxea In cies to psy july
ineu.s, ot not more tLan mills; also, prevailing fos
special oBclons In townahps to vote atA 70 rail.
ro&ds; Aso to onaho ces and towns y esabliah and
ma!ntatu public llbrsF!es slau, that personal taxes
shall bs leu real property; ako ta1ing Insurance
compsn!ra4a per ocaf on premiums Asued. Most Of
tha morning sosston pasacd IN tho confederation
Of the bill! to atA tho ttato Agricultural Socially.
nEs MONIES: H., ten. le;-The blu providing Tor Al
10th Houses Tie vacancy to 10 nod BY tho Governor,
Vnp lloyeulo till haa passed tho lIor4s. Tho Bsate
Levy Ia III in!lls, Illa county L. unchanged.
, 1876-02-11

sr.e{ai nisp4ieA rhs GAisaao 1fihune.
HpnlAur1E1r, Ill, Fob. lQ.-Ihoro wA2 filed IN tbs
Secretary OF Htstes Office today csEicata u orgnnl-
z4tio, u tic kookuk. UaIssburG Chicago Narrow
uuuYo i.alEoad Company, with the following tneos!R-
rssors COL Clark I. Carr. tho Hou. ". Adeu 0A.e,
tho Hon. o. T. johnson, q. II. Msttho~s, John @.
Stewart, tho uu, D. II. fTisble, Georyn ". lsrown
Judge A. Kitchcl. u. Z. Arnold, 4. G. Clay, ". ".
WasAlusu, u. Lombard. Jr., u. u. Fstrla. o.
t4lesIMrK, and ALI. J, II. Itosc. Of slnlugachs. q
il. Ils.lliaws ~ the lrs.,it4utt; !udga 4 kisht!
Secretary; aud tie HIN. u. Il. tlanb ber-
latu " l0Ardstewn. Geu1rll nAuaeef. Tie
iurorporasors iuc1udo soma q tho wfala!xss % az
uoyol {sature Of tu csrtur IL provision nsknY the
oc. a1 sasstoa. .stat.1s " ~ ~ ~.
curcs funatd certificate Of transportation, Aud "
gt4b eaa builder 70 uts s = t.T 19' tst.s
iir1i i,nul1atnd Ths oe9tihc4taa, which ars asss
sa roa t. . a.ts,a =. e r. IT, n.1 ..
sr.nt ~ m nhr cspt IL cz2h lv tho he4dsxs
II Certificates on eaeh shdpment tnsa4.s easa iu-
, 1876-02-11

I}Lcou1SaToH, Ind., Feb. "a startling trAgo1y
WA enacted in this plnco at o'clock thia morning.
About that hour tho night watchan VIE seized, whie
en- his beat, by party Of masked men, bound gagged,
and taken 10 tho jail. shertN Mckinney was then
called up, and, on appearing, WIS also bound and
gagged. lie and tho vatchu,4a were then laill upon
tho oor Of tho All upon thar facen Tho keys Of tho
jh having been secured, past OF the crowd repaired
to tho tnt while others stood guAri oFcr tho bouna
Among tho prisouers In tho 3sl was Crook a1er-
thou, who ~ss eiglt months ago. convicted q Iinr
der and sentenced to .he reocntfary ios fe bue lau
entered by tho mob. who f1od si1 shots 4 hu!,
t tSs + brain 1'' snd nd causing Instant dea;h Tie
party then rctlrea a mysesdously ~ they
rssss ss cs ss ss no. sDs Il. ssas toa m
recognize any Of tho ,ynehes It Is not believed tht
they belong 10 ts yiclny A. soea a. ihey delsar:ed
TO effect tle capture Of any Of tho gang. About hf-
Ss. s ct s sn s9ssa s sas a. 4hy
hs TSs t,s. !, pFrsasS s;,a ,'ss ~.
This Is . warning to tho Moore rnurlerers. You
RESERVATIONS so tle Supreme Cor. get Your trials eo
tiuucd BY swearing 70 lies but yon cannot come II
ovcT Judge Lynch ne INV On 1ae @ nens sa a yoa
forn Judge rearson and submit to The verdict Or haYo
final trial before Judge Lynch. The MeFehon har-
iots Inlst md shall leave Tho country, and JIM er.
nhou just has thirty days only to get away and eyer
he returns 10 will meet the Fame fate Q! Crook This
TX. ss. sS s bs xSo
onc and Judgo Lynch says they ahal nesef cost an
other thousand.
Enough. Thirty days Ia enough for you. and now
tho friends aud synlah1esa Of TUG Mrtshonb. we
asy s1y sey a.
ation and selling out. II thero any VI slcrahou
friends 30 brave as to Try to ind ont ansthng about
this a"E, they will soon come so ths conclusion hSt
they hnd better eaye the country for sho eount'ys
-" 10 Thitrss ot Al Gradts: Your canos will not nc
| overlooked, There muet and r!ll 10 change IN
| many thugs. When marderers, thieves, bntglats,
and houae.6usners hAyc their own way. md geE
md through ia t11ckery 20 uapunshcd then fothear-
aneo ceasea 70 be virtue, and. nta other eoun;ts
Judss Lynch IL prcaide. Tho friends of tlle sboyu
who 70 their ball. and also thcae that Affords them
sna & Or III ., I'M, 1 arh s
Mershon w.s hcre awaiting trial. =. new Que had 4
| b. md hin brother bad bcru previously sentenced tt
tue psnitentiary. Ills brother llosea was III An nd
joining ell. but va sft unmosstea; ~ . ,,o .,o o
this ono vas that Hosea was Young and under tht
control Of his hrother honoo ieai guilty: tho utl'er +
venus, for which Crook had spplied, 4 citizen c1
prcused beef that these concluded tho srIrhor
I'LL ses,on md mu.t 10 made to move. fcsss har'
been eutettalnsd foF many 1nonts thas tAla recon.
s1s would acquls theso cr1mlua1a These tcars ha'
doubtless causel the mohtlnK.
! No ono seoma 10 know where tho mob esrno from
nor 10 whst rlAoe It wont afterwards No cew hrs yc
Ms1.oa. I'd 9 h~yets, ,S % giving hem h7y d.,
l'bo management WIS complete, Tho mob ns4
seen by tbs night watcs.1nzu, xho was walking hi
md eaation:a lin. .xa!as. giving alafip. Tpeus
, 1876-02-11
AMERICAN GENIUS. MOODY AND sANkEy.

EME R1CAM {IEW|U3, MVUUC NTU ENTTkE n
trho grant royiyalista. AIcssrs. Moody and
s,nkev Vim c]ectrlAetl s,aid old England with
t,,oir .loauenco aud entbnylaam, nra fair sam-
nleu Of American genius. Rprineiug from
among the common pcoplc. the!r sy1upath,es aso
live IN tha wsnts Of h.e ,edoly f,eopl, and
herein lies tho secret Of their groat SUCCESS.
1hoxo vim soek to be ,opuIsr must study and
ha familiar with tic wants Of tuo ,raaaey, aud
nroyo loysI thereto, To lh!s fact wo may trace
Tho urani SUCCESS in bus;uoss, a. vol ~ in 70.
iIcious Undertakings, which many Americans
, 1876-02-11

Loul.y1LIA, Ky., Fop. lo-ln tho Convention Of
railroad tcket agents VI AmcEtcn today, tho rcso
uous mentioned lii ycstertaY's turort, by which tho
faro frun tie West 10 New inrk aud Phiads1plla taf
Ing lilo Centennial session vii! ho reduced sAc way ~
er cxnt from, the regular rates. Adopted The
resolutions provide ta. the rates from Eastern ronis
be settled by trunk 1IncA.
At to-day session Of tho calle.t Convention 1t wss
70 o.olyed that instead Of holding the regular oonro1-
lion At Jarksonstls Fla, tn March next, tho husneas
Of tbs sanle To now proceesica with :.
Atu,urr. pf The Louisville Great bouthern: Vice
freatieut IT, L. Wentworth. Michigan Central; secfs-
Executive Comralttrc: y. l.. OIrlen, HsabnEB, Ctn.
ctu,ail 81. I41uta Railroad F. IL. John, Chicago,
ipn:k lsand I4cioei and T. L. Lord 6t Louls, hai.
sas Il Northern.
Tomorrow lie Convention will 10 busy prepatina
thu regular scl,sdule ratts.
Trp IerHat,Y bats teeu treated 10 Steamboat ex.
culriou the4trlca! performances, oc., BY the Local
a8cus, slea4ss. Parker. Anderson. and Atuoro.
, 1876-02-11
THE BOSTON aelFRY MURDERER,

DoaroH, Fab. 1o.-rho Attorney y-acuoral made his
closing argument In tho lpcs trial to-day, and Judgo
Lord charged tho Jury Tho wsa gyan to the Jury
1t % minutes paat y, and they retired. II Il Under
stood they sgreod upon tho verdict "9ulity" the
nsst ballot, shout o'clock. Tho Court bad loft for
dinner aud, returning It O'Clock. Tho jury catns in
Thora mot very larso number Of parsons present.
The psisoner. who probsby aware Of tho reault,
looked flushed, and hs eyes appeared quits moist
with tears. His father sat Close behind h5un, and two
Of hts brothers wcre in tbs courtroom. Tho usua!
form having ltcn gone through with, tho foreman OF
the Jury gaze tho verdict "oulsy Of murder in tbs
hras deRree" An involuntary e1Iroaslon Il
hUrrpr carno from, tho spectators upon
the announcement of lilo solsmn decision.
Several Of tbs jutosn were affected to teats and tho
In LOOK Thu Attorney moyed that tho praol,-
er 10 .cmanded. aud Tho Court gsrc hiu into .hn
charge, of tho sheriff. MI. brown. tbs prisoners
4ta which vii! bo heard aosne t!n1e turng tha prcs
eut p,oatA. The court adjourned uu Aouday morn.
Aut WIS expected by those familiar With tho casa.
, 1876-02-11
moopY's NEW YORK MEETINGS.

NEW YoRk, Feb. lp.-Tle uippodfoms VA nued 70
IT. utmost aapacy tonight, aud when the oo1a were
closed II o'clock hundreds wsso turned aTs1.
Maoly took for Its teAt the sith vesse Of the IAN
cha;trr Of Mark Ms 1tlated several anec!otc. Illus.
srslng the successful result Of pcEsonal effort IN
lrnging souls to olrist. liz prayed that thl1 great
work might deepen untia eyesy .oll u ihs CITY Of
pf4yer-mcesinx Wa held In tho Arxs hall, and .
young mems meeting in ths &uallar roou, both Of
whIch wese largely attended.
, 1876-02-11
a CHANCE FOR DICTIONARY AGENTS.

MENDOZA. ILL.,. Feb 10.-Iuspse e1ltctuant stu pfe.
rails hers respecting tbs 0Eube poisoning Mr..
Casper FtAches, prominent merchant, foreman Of
the Jury, aud lit. l. hshys, Director of The flrst
National Bank juror, claim thst tho hrst vesd!cs
xiycn by Tho jury was ridiculed by the Oorouer a.
being disgrace to tho English language, aud that b.
Tie Corouer dictated the wording in which It sub
setiucntIy coueaed, and which tha sboro &ent1nuen
Ety al tho Coroner tLst It was CORRECT Thuy nov ~
seTt thst they doce.ed by tho ceroner e1plana-
ton, - thay nnd tbs word "inhibitton" Of arBeno
means the prohibition OF It insto44 Of - thoy OH
led to belaYe, tho itatiblng Of azsenlo.
, 1876-02-11
STATE AFFAIRS.
WISCONSIN,.
THE liAi}.hDAD iltLI.

oHe'a' u.*paeN - 1Hs t".eo9o 1l'oa"e:
uAy' "i'ot -, o'uk6lo 'net'ns s'n'o .at'o nua'o:
aonnoa ''s poat1oh on 'nnstahtlal fepea. 9,
nnnra1 tl,or 1rat ~ ,,o,tion, ana row I'm. nto
~. W 1,!,, e. ""u ~ ~"
by Mr.. Vance, II amont1od by tEc Railroad Com.
...,.a sssu. IT,. ~ s"s =. .,.. 1,o,'..
% law sub..tusina % maximum, w rstas t for or tbs tbs l.rs
of ,.i,t ,.w nrov,,lin1 for oniv mn conrn;ea;on.
or inst instead Of tlroo atc ' but bsvps WIN tho rsh.
cr,m,na,,op p svoi1 ] n.o.octod ,,os .anen IN Ita
consideration wns completed in Commit
tco of tt,o whn1c. n,d II vns
roported to tho Assembly, vAicl, adopted
smo ndmcnta made In Committee. Tho opponents Of
The bll then began Offering variety Of amendments,
nea.ay MI Q! wca "efe p Fq.eo M nown vhe r. 3I III ~ :"
Me5o ~ na 81 sr ~. 70
nna ~ sos@ ~ aae "
frona sao nasc yheh va % losmIo 70 a. AZ amend
ment limiting To Chicago. Milwaukee g. rani i ana
.ne oh,cs8o @ ,s.t hssa aosh n1 ~
au'cudnspta sna sema tIme afssr tbs diuns46our
sss.ae rs r. iii w. sasrsa aud .s,.a, ~ r..
aqs " s naI oe aaq H. 1srs "a. o1T
tor ne issroad Committees nin va esaaas.eas ~
hs ne5ions % eson ~ m9Tsa d., All sc s.cn
the whca ne Speaker ruled 9as of osar saa
aitcs ~ M
eaia OF tae Aouse aug ~ sofla 81 nl!oasteS' tn1
NUN question was reached tls snlshtte teeetea; ~ ~
H. @ 1Fottsa 55d 1hira as1ons'-o' aAo
Assembly, ~ 1:4o p n: 80; sn!ousnea' ,47Ts
GEW hlLla.
To-day being tho last for the Introduction o. nav
business, there waa foou OF II u bolh AoasGs; ~;
fhefo were aiYonr new ILL., r tas Snsto sa 10.
u the hsseinDlY-Abont io9rin ~ uAnI - a1tlIB
thh "lod pFcVlos sceslen 'uAnJ Heto VI wy losat
importance. many Mefely ues ~ ~
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