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PROBATE COURT.

April 8 Thomas s. Fowler, Admir-,
with the Will annexed, of John Hen
derscn, Sr., deceased, was ordered to
pay over to John Kincaide, Guardian OF
Simpson F. Kincaide, minor, all mon
eys in his hands belonging to said mi.
nor.
NJ Moore, Trustee of the estate OF
Mary 1 Grow, minor, fled bis final
acc unit; hearing continued.
April 10 George H Trembly. Admir-
Of the estate of e g. Trembly, fled q
new bond in the sum of $4,000. John
Hobbs was released as surety on for
ner bond
April ll.-Mary Niebch Adm'x OF
the estate of Fredrick Niebch, deceased,
filed her final account; hearing contin
ued
April 12.-F Diehl, Guardian of the
heirs of F Niebch, deceased, made sale
of real estate and the Court confirmed
the same Also fled bis first account
hearing continued.
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lwritten for The Spirit Of Democracy
From Ohio Township.

sasHH jSS Ni APRlL LII 1ot
En- SPIRIT Thinking some news from
this part Of the county might interest
some OF your many readers, Propose
20 write o few items.
We look for plenty OF apples and other
kinds Of fruit, il the weather does not
turn too, cold. There is also good
prospect for wheat; fair crop is sown
and il looks we'll.
Our farmers all seem alive to the fact
that Spring is approaching, and the
sound OF the woodman's ak, accompa-
MED by gee-wo-haw from the plow.
man, go out to meet and welcome it in.
Our school here, at the Mount Union
school house, closed on Friday, the 9th
day OF April. 1t was taught by Nathan
Oden, OF Graysville, and he proved to
be o very good teacher We had pleas
ant time on the last day; sung some very
nice pieces Mr. L D. Eaton, teacher
in district No 6, visited the school and
made very good speech. Mr.. Oden
also addressed the school. Our school
is now in better condition than It has
been for many yeais, and the scholars
all wish for Mr.. o. TO be their teacher
next winter. eH s''a - %e1l aoS
/ would like for your numerous cor.
respondents to report the condition OF
their schools. Yours truly, 2 Yea
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Written for The Spirit Of Democraey.)
From Seneca Township.
CALAIs. Ono. April 9, lS'

CALAiS, OHIO, Apfn ., Aott.
ED. SPIRIr: The school Of sub-dis-
trict No. 6, known as the "Vernon
School," closed on Friday, the 9th inst.
This school has been In session for
term of six months, and during the
whole term great interest has been man
ifested by parents and pupils to make it
one OF thorough and efficient work. On
the last day all the Directors and many
other friends to the cause OF education
we're present to witness the closing ex
ercises.
The forenoon was spent In accordance
~ish the usual programme, after which
we adjourned for refreshments and exer
rise. Refreshments were soon disposed
of. Bat and ball we're called for, and q
lively game of base ball took place and
continued until all we're satisfied. The
afternoon was spent in reading and the
hearing OF some encouraging speeches
from visitors. School closed with gen.
eral good feeling throughout. Judging
from what I know OF the school and
neighbothood, there are but few II any
places more congenial and enticing to
she true teacher In bis honorable calling
90 A. Y SLACK, Teacher.
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Probate Notice.

A CCOUNTS and vouchers, have been fled
n in the Probate Conrt Of Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Admin.
istrators. Executors and Guardians:
Third partial account of Aaron Hartshorn
Guardian Of VIM. Keadle's heirs.
First partial account of Joseph Cox Admir- Of
Isaac T Bates.
Final account of b. B. Hill Admir- Of Joseph
Strckling. sts.s 81 Eef
Final account Of Matthew Moore Trustee Of
Mary Irena Crow. f-..,..
Final account Of Mary Nisboh Adm'x OF
Frederick Niebch.
First partial account Of F. Diehl Guardian OF
the minor heirs Of Fred'k Nisbch, decd.
Second partial account Of VIM. Forsaker
| Ex'r Of Richard Rice. z --ee
First partial account Of Michael Boughner
Admir- of Lewis D. Gratigny.. ~, e.s
Final account of Obadiah rruax Admir- OF
| John Truax.
Any person interested may Gle written
exceptions to said accounts. or any item
thereof, on or before the 1ath day Of May
next, when the same will be finally heard
and continued from day to day until disposed
Of. ss sr Jas. B. MORRIS,
aprl7,77w3. Probate Judge.
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A Costly Present 10. MIR. wash.
-H 1851 burno. &sasi

The German Government through
its ambassador at Paris, has rendered to
Minister Washburne the decoration of
one Of the high orders of German
knightood as a recognition OF his dis.
tinguished services to the suffering Ger.
mans in Paris pending the siege during
the Franco .Prussisn War. Mr.. Wash.
burne has informed the German Minis.
ter there that under the Constitution of
the United States he cannot accept this
decoration, but the Minister retains it
for him in case he should decide to retire
from Office. The decoration is said to
have cost $50, 900, and to contain costly
diamonds and other precious stones
This information comes to Washington
by letter from gentleman attached to
one of the European legations in Paris.
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Notice to Township Assessors.

| call your attention to the follow.
ing act, pass d April ?, 1866.
That all white male citizens, resi-
dents of this State, being eighteen
years of age and under the age of
forty-fve years, excepting persons
exempt by law, shall be enrolled in
the militia, and perform military du-
ty in such manner as hereinafter
prescribed.
SEC. 3. That it shall be the duty
of township assessors of the several
townships in May 1866, and every
fifth year thereafter at the same
time they are taking the assessment
of personal property, to make two
seperate lists of persons living with
in their respective limits, liable to
enrolment, one list of persons SO
liable under the provisions of Sec,
ton 7 of this act, and one of all
other persons, subject to enrolment,
and return certified copies thereof
to the auditors office of the proper
county, on or before the third Mon
day of May.
SEC. 4. Every assessor who shall
in any case refuse or knowingly
neglect to perform any duty enjoin.
ed on him by this act, shall, for
every such neglect or refusal, pay
to the State not less than one hun
dred dollars, to be recovered before
any court of record in this state, and
shall be committed to the county
jail until such fine and costs shall
be paid, or secured to be paid.
SEC. Z. The persons hereinafter
named shall be enrolled as provided
in Section 2, but shall be exempt
from service in the militia, except
in case Of war; provided, that if any
such person shall voluntarily enlist
in the organized militia, he shall
thereafter be held to duty therein
notwithstanding this exemption:
| 1. Persons having served in the
army or navy of the United States
one year or more, and honorably
discharged.
| 2. Every person who served five
years in the militia of this state.
8. Every member of the nationa
guard of this state, who enlisted il
the military service of the United
States, under the call of the Gov
ernor, in 1864, for the service know1
as the one hundred days service.
4. Every active member in gooG
standing of any fire-engine, or hool
and ladder, or hose company, organ
lied under and subject to the au
thorities Of any incorporated city
town, or village within this state,
SIC. s. If any physician or sur
geon shall knowingly give false
certificate of disability, he shall b,
deemed guilty of misdemeanor
and be fined in any sum not exceed
ing fifty dollars for each offence, t,
be recovered by indictment in thu
proper county.
WIN. WEDDLE,
Auditor Of Monroe Co., o. :
/ April II, 1877. s.
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County Correspondence

reported for the Spirit of Democracy
Report of the Mt Union School, Sub
district No. 4, Ohio township, Monroe
County, Ohio, for the term commencing
on the 10th day Of October, 1876. and
ending on the 9th day of April, 1877:
No. OF boys enrolled 81, girls l6, total
SO; average monthly enrollment-boys
~. girls IL, total 39; average daily at
tendanee-boys 20, girls 9, total 90; ave
rage per cent of attendance IA
Those who attended 100 days or more :
Charles E Cehrs, Christian H. Cehrs, ia.
Dennis, Edward Kasserman. David Kas.
serman, Alex Kasserman, Charley Kas-
serman, John Kasserman, Achilhas E
Pugh, CYRUS Pugh, John Youssy, ,Adaine
Cehrs, Barbara Cehrs, Anna Kasserman,
Malinda Walters.
Champion spoilers: Adaline Cehrs,
Malinda Cehrs, Evaline Pugh, Cyrus
Pugh.
1t is to be hoped parents will send
more regular next winter. and thus give
their children better opportunity Of ad-
vancement. NATHAN ODEN,
April 10, 1877. Teacher.
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nxRlondin,s s,av in SANTIAGO. Chill

EE Blondin's stay in Santiago, Chilli
has been an uninterrupted success. The
papers vie with each other in relating in
stances Of his prowess, and one assures
US that in St Petersburg, on one occasion,
he went through his performance on
rope covered with ice. Itmay not be out
of place to mention still more remarka-
BILE exploit of Blondin in Vienna. Not
only was the rope covered with ice, but
the performer traversed it on two stills IL
feet long, the ends Of which had been
sharpened and thrust into soda.water bot.
ties; and not only this, but he actually
danced the Liverpool hornpipe" thus
accoutered, carrying his secretary on his
shoulders, and letting of fireworks at
the same time. ..4se aces.
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eEThs proposed amendment to the
State Constitution, reorganizing the Judi
elsry system Of the State, has some fea
lures which should commendit to public
approval. . II is not easy for any one to
sonceiveI Of q worse system than thee
vs now have, yet we are not at all hopeful
that any change will be made. '',.'s
When the new Consultation was before
the people we gave 1t our support chiefly
because Of the promised Improvement in
the Judiciary. but it was overwhelmingly
defested. There is, therefore, little en
eouragementto to urge the adoption Of the
proposed amendment. s,
II 70 not q party measure, and every
voter may safely iay. aside all partisan
feeling and consider il solely upon its
nerits. Perhaps before the election i
vill be found that somethingean be said
on both sides Of the question. ysT
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revenue service consolidation


In consolidating internal revenue dis
tricts so as to reduce the number to 126,
as required by. law, the consultations
will be made in the South, Southwest and
West A careful investigation has shown
that consultations cannot be made in the
Eastern States without injury to the pub.
lie service, The law requiring the reduc
tion does not take effect until the begin
ming of the next fiscal year. But the or.
der for it will be promulgated in time to
enable the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue to prepare for the change in the
districts affected. The Secretary of the
Treasury has directed careful examina.
ton to be made of the allowances to the
collectors of internal revenue for their
services in the several districts for the
purpose of equalizing them and reducing
them. SIS ...
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sNshp 9obsrtisslllents,
Attachment.

dsorgo suppss Before s. A. Atkinson, J. p.
against of Adams township, Mon
Jane Ansus and roe county, Ohio: On the
William Angus. 9Th day Of March. A. D.
1877, said Justice issaed an order of attach.
ment in the above action for the sum of Fiji.
ty.seven Dollars and Tive Cents, with inter.
est from April II. 1875, at eight per cent. -
Trial set for the 18th day of Nay, 1877, at
10 o'clock m. GEORGE SU ''PR5.
aprl7,'77w3.. yl.,.~ry
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sHUp to the present time the nurnbsr
Of Democratic Congressman who have
walked Into Mr.. HAYES little trap is very
limited. B s sesg 81
HArss can employ the language Of The
hopeful fisherman, aud say, "When ge,
The ON, one / am amer and two moreI viii
have three
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lcc.cd for that purpose by the Policy
holders Meeting here, willcollect, free OF
cost, for oil policy.holders in this county,
and oil subscribers for this paper, on re
ceiylng the name and post cffice address
Of such policy holders.
Notice will be given from time to time
through this paper Of progress made In
settling the affairs of the Company, and
OF any action that may be necessary on
the part of po'icv-hollers.
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~Mrs. Abrams.aged about so years,
wife or VIM. Abrams, one Of the oldest
pilots on the Ohio River, died at her res
dence in Powhatan, on Monday Of last
week, after long aud painful illness
from cancer Of the breast Her body
was placed in q temporary wooden vault,
Last Thursday, until q stone vault can be
erected Belmont Cuonicle, 18th inst.
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Legal Notice.

MARY a.. BRLL,s of Wood County in the
I1 State Of West 'virgipia. will take notice
that, on the 9th day Of April, 1877, B. r.
0blingsr fled in tho court Of common pleas
of Monrese ountys Ohio, his petition against
her and ]. A. Rose and Rshseoa J. Rose and
+. A. Lampipg. aths. object and prayer ef
which Is to set aside . deed made BY r A
Rose and Rebecca J Rose to sail Mary A Boil,
dated October "a, 1875, for the lands now in
possession Of said F A Rose and Rsbscca
Rose, situate in section thirteen, in township
four Of range six, in Monroe county, Ohio, az
fraudulent and made to dsfraud said B r
oblinger; and that said lands may be sold to
satisfy . Judgment in favor Of said r
0blingsr, against r A Rose and Rebecoa ]
Rose, dated February 5, 1877 for SIS So,
with interest and costs; that said petition 10
still pending in said court, and will bs for
hearing at the June term Of said court, and
that said Mary A Bell is required to answer
said petition according to law. 83
D. y, OBLINGER.
apr10,'77ws, Z
Hollster & Hollister, Attys for plrn,
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erTbe New York Me,bodist Confer

EEThe New York Methodist Confer
ence endorsed President HAYES. Wheth,
err this endorsement includes the means
employed to get the Office we are not ad-
vised, but without seriously straining our
imagination we can think OF better bust
ness for religious societies .han ob,rud-
ingihemsel7es into political squabbles. : (
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Gov, Hampton In PossessIon.

COLUMBIA. April 1l.-Gen. Hampton
is now in possession of the State House.
The transfer of papers and other proper
ty'was made at noon to day by the respec-
tive Secretaries, Wade H. Manning repre-.
senting Hampton and C. j. Babbit, Cham
berlain. There is no excitement what.
ever,
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

F. Habermehl to John Duval, iii
acres, Green township, $1,000
T. Pennington to Griffith, ct al, 76A
acres, Center township, $4,000.
= N W Steenrod to Andrew Ward, ]
acre, Salem township, 1926.
A. Fankhouser to Albert Fankhouser
120 acres, Green township, $4,000.
A Fankhouser to w. B. Fankho user
120 acres, Green township, $4,000. Q
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r,en .hs Caldwell Press, 18th in..l

F,om the Caldwell Press, 18th instl
The true Meridian as established last
Spring ct this place. In pursuance to an
order Of the County Commissioners, by
David Miller and John S. Wall, civil en-
gineers, was verified by the aid Of the
stars Rolaris and .Aliosa at u minutes
., NJ, April 7, by j. s. Wall Civil Engi-
aeer, OF Monongahela City, Pa.
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lFrom the Daily Register.]
Wheeling Live Stock Market.

sr "a as. April II, 1877.
CATTLE-The run Of home cattle
during the week was good, fair pro-
portion bringing SC Quotations-Com-
mon 3@3Ac; fair 3a@4tc; choice 4a@
54c. os1 81 .iaa ..s.
HOGS-The arrivals were 70 head
Prices ranged from A to 30, The mar
ket has been showing signs Of improve
ment since the first of the week. and to-
day prices were fully, 30 for good hogs
and good inquiry. sH NJ 4al /.
SHEEP-In fair demand at 4@6c.-
Very choice bringing the latter figure
CALVES-About 200 head have been
received The prices range from 3@7 90.
MILCH COWS-Little inquiry.
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EyGrim.sisa2ed war is not smooth.
fog his wrinkled front 90 readily as was
expected, flis now believed thai asew
weeks may bring about tho collision
which isxas though. had been posip?ned
for years. ah asl .sa7f,sa sis 70 gjii
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HMr. John Gibbons, Of Wayne
informs US that not only are
the peach buds all killed in his neighbor-
hood, but that many Of the tehdercr va
risties Of peach and plum trees were
frozen to death during the past winter,
aud that of those not killed outright, q
large proportion are more or less seri-
onsly injured. ed.-Zanesuills Signal.
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@ sBHOwNsvrLLH = =
SELECT SCHOOL

E,IRSr term commences Monday, Hay
+ IA and ends Friday, July q ~.
The patrons Of this institution are fespec&s
fully informed that every saort VIM b msds
to render this school interesting. The pseus ;
liar features hitherto charas .sristic of other
schools under the superfntsndsucs of tn6
Principals, will be continued in tliiS. Among !,
these advantages may be. snumsrstsd the J,
following: A Course Of Lectures. 8 Literary
Society, . Normal Institute, Examinations, ,sto.
~ ., TUITION. ts .'tfg SAT
Common Branches, 49, - %
higher Branches, (including Kl-
ooution. the Languages 8 Penmanship) 3 %
Private Lessons In Rloeutiou, 400 each.
Tuition required IN advances.
Geod boarding 70 be sbtainsd q rsy sa-r
sonabls rates. ~ s.e - ss.I
For further particulars address ~ sss $
T. MARTIN, Antioch. v. G. o. .Nsaa
J.A.MAReHAhIa Jolly y. Co..
fsbl3,r7W13.
,gKAgfst}TTR
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Notice to Stone Masons.


CgALRD PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Auditors Office in Woodsfsld, Nom
roe county, Ohio, May l, 1877, to IL O'Clock
NJ, for two abutmsnts, at the coal banks in
Perry township, for . bridge across Muskin-
gum Greek; length Of abutments TO be 2a
feet At the bottom and IS feet at the top;
height % feet. and thickness 10 feet at the
bottom and 8 feet At the top; stone to be
bedded in cement, said abutments must be
finished BY the 18th day oflAugust, 1877.
No bid will be considered unless aocompa.
MED by good and sufficient bond. The Com
missionsrs reserve the right to reject one or
all bids, - - - -
By order Of the Commissioners.
,'s' sew IS WIN. wEDDL2, ss
mch27, ,'77w4. " }99s Auditor N. C. O.
rFf aEf Eaa -4.F-tfFsf z
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Good Enough,

The Supreme Court in the Centennial
appropriation case has decided that the
81, 100000 appropriated by Congress
shall be returned to the Government be-
fore any dividends are paid to stockhold-
ers.
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SHRRlFF's SALR. /,
Frederick Ketterer -
Adam j. Myers ct al.

DY virtue Of q certain order Of sale issued
ID from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, In case pending In said court between
the above named parties, and 70 me direotsd,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woods6eld,
on Il .a.E .EFsFSEk sgReERa
Saturday. the sth day Of Nay, 1877,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock .. m. and 4
O'Clock p. m, Of said day, the following dc.
scribed real estate. situate In kenros county
Ohio, to wit: 49,
Part Of the southwest quarter Of ssctior
eight rel, township four Al. of range i've
r5]. containing one an . half acres.
Said property so ordered to be sold fs ap
praised at 5 and may sell fox twe-thirdl
Of said Appraissment. Terms Of sale, cash
TO. LITTLk,
As' sos 's Sheriff u. c. o.
oKEY OKsy Att'ys for plaintiff.
mch97T7S6. gsNsefz TsssIA az =
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
OFFIoE MARYLAND SToeK SoALEs, J
BALTIMORE, April IL, 1877. !
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE THIS WEEK

Very best on sale to-day, 5A@64c
That generally rated first quality, 55@5s
Medium or good fair quality, 4s@5sc
Ord'ry thin Steers, Oxen & Cows,34@44c
Most of the sales are from 44@54c
The market for cattle this week was
fairly active and prices were shade
higher.
Hogs moderately active, but prices
are 4c lower; prices 7@7Ac, a few ex-
ira selling at 7sc.
Sheep dull and prices lower; sheared
Sic; wool 4!@64c.
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s ky There are no further important de-
velopments in regard to the, New Jersey
Life Insurance Company. The Receiver
seemsto bedoing oil in his power to get
possession Of the assets, and the rascally
ofacers OF the rotten Company are doing
all.in their power 10 thwart him
sdzAt the best It viii be some time before
policysholders can hope TO- reslizeany'
athine, and there is reason 10 apprehend
That IT will not be much when it isreal-
ized. - -. - ~.
Three, propositions are offered TO the
ipolicy-holders. aat als SIS snus y
bsiFirst-The Emitted States Insurance
Company win take the risks of all who
are now insurable on the same terms that
they were taken by the New Jersey. we
believe this to be a sound Company.
as Second-Mr. CHARLES MooRE, former
ly State Agent Of the New jersey, will
collect, free OF cost, whatever may be due
for all who took policies under his agen
cy.
Thirl-JEKE WILLIAMS, who was SC
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kEPsesidsnt HArxs could not reason
sbly be expected to seni . commission to
Louisiana Who would come back and re-
port that he was notlawfully President Of
fhe limited States. llB1 l.lI..Il.A.!5 lsal
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
7 Joseph Disrstein I
Conrad Miller ct al. I

Df virtue OF certain order OF sale issued
- from the oourt OF common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, In aosse pending in said court between
the above named parties; and to me directed,
1 will oder for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house In woodsaeld on
Saturday, the 5th day Of Nay, 1877,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock q. m. and 4
o'clecs p. m. Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio to wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section nine, township two OF
range four, containing forty.ons acres more
or less.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap.
praised at $500. and may sell for two
thirds Of said appraissmsnt. Terms of-sals.
$500 on day of sale and balance on oon6rma.
tion. ~ ~ - RF g ~
II. O. LITTLE,
mohs7.'77w6. q | | Sheriff NJ. CO.
HuNrRR n Mlrynuv ltt,va 6ov vlsjut;6.
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eEAddress all letters:
"THs SrIRIr OF DExocRAcr,''
Woodsheid, .,,.
Monroe County. (.
Ohio.
Gywhen the extra session Of Con.
gress meets the question "Who owns
HArss p will he fought out. tssss

kTThe Louisiana Commission ap-
pears to he obeying instructions, and is
keeping sway from those disagrceabe
sfacss," Us sf''s..ska sii'3 - af