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Our Next Stale Treasurer.

Colonel William b. Hart, the cour-
teous aud efficient cashier of the
State Treasury, is prominently nam
ed iu connection with tho Republi,
can nomination of State Treasurer,
to succeed Hon. Henry Rawle, The
hearty and general approval with
which his name is received through
out the whole State is a just tribute
10 brave soldier and worthy Off
cial, whose career in the army was
as brilliant as his nervices az O State
officer have been marked by n faith-
ful regard for the public interests
Col. Hart entered the army in 1861
as q private soldier aud served with
great gallantry in the East and West,
participating in all tho battles in
which bis command was engaged.
While still a Sergeant, his manly
qualities and scldierIy bearing, at
trao,od the attention Of General
lIartranft who recommended him in
highly nattering manner to lion.
Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary of
War, for appointment rs Assistant
Adjutant General, with the rank Of
CGptain. and to show his apprecia-
ton of his merits requested the War
Department to assign Captain Hart
to his own brigade. Upon this re-
commendation be was Immediately
appointed and served with General
llartrauft to the close OF the ylr.
In 1868 Colonel Hart was appointed
to clerkship in the State Treasury,
anu in 1870 was promoted TO the re-
sp2usible ard important position OF
cashier, whore his intelligence and
ability as an accountant and famili'
arity with The finances of the State
have made him an invaluable officer,
aud tho STANDARD authority TO whom
ell the.oilicoro Of The Commonwealth
turn for counsel when Legislation in
the interests Of tho State Treasury
| is needed.
Col. Hart's intimate and thorough
knowledge OF tho tax laws and of th,
whole machinery OF our tax system
is of inestimablo value to our citi
zens, and il elected State Treasure
cannot but prove Of incalculabl,
benefit to tho Commonwealth. His
promotion by election to tho Treas
urership wodld bo a fitting testimo-
uial of our people TO his value and
worth aud a practical illustration oi
their belief in civil service.
Oficeys with his capacity and in
togrity are rarely imported into the
public service, aud when found there
the people should see to it that they
arc retained.
Col. Harts position at Harrisburg
has necessarily given him a largo nc
quaintauco and made him hosts OF
friends, and the generous response
made to the mention of his name in
connection with the Office of'Troas
urer is On index of the enthusiasm
with which he will be supported for
nomination and election. Morris
t0ca HcrdlR.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

"hereas the hon. ]. G. Bucher Prssi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distria'
composed ofthe counties Of Snyder, Union
and MiiFiin and Daniel GemberlinR and
B. L. Raudenbust Esqs. Associate Judges
In and for Snyder county have issued their
precept bearing, date the 18th day Of
Dec. A. d. 1876, 10 me directed for
the holding ofan Orphans court, q court
Of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General court Of Quarter Sos
SONS OF the Peace at Nijdleburg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the 4th Monday. (be
ing the 26Ib day Of February 1871 and
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the
Coroner, Justices Of the Peace and Cousta
bles in aud for the county of Snyder, to ap
pear 10 their proper person with their rolls
records. inquisitions. examinations and
other remembranoes 60 do those things
which Of their Offices and In their behalf
pertain TO be done and witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting in behalf of the Common.
wealth against any person or persons are
required TO be then and there attending
and not departing without leave at theiI
poril. justices are requested 10 he punct
nal in their attendance at the appointed
time agreeably TO notice.
Given under ny hand aud seal NJ the
sherifs Office in Midileburg, the i2th las
of Jan. A. d., one thousand eight hundred
and seveniy-seven.
DANIEL ElsENHART. Sheriff.
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HAAS

HAAS EXPE TO Il A Mt
Haas EXPEorORASr !
Haas EXpectorant
for
Couons &, colds, - colds g. CouoBS
CoLDs and coughs. coughs and COLDS,
bronchitis, Asthma &
CONSUMPTION. ARE
cured, cured. cured by using
HAAS EXPECTORhNT!
HAAS ENpEcroRASr
Haas EXpectorant.
for all Diseases of the Throat & Lungs.
All diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
The Great, Great Remedy.
the best and surest remedy Is
Haas EXpeotorani
Haas EXpectoraut
Haas EXpeciorant
for coughs, colds, consumption, Group,
hoarsencss and whooring cough,
nothing equals
nothing equals
nothilg eqdals
HAAS EXPECTORANT.
FIFTY CESrs pER BorrLu.
FOR SALE By DRUGGISTS.
Sold by all Dealers.
Jan.Il,'77.3m.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
The Commonwealth Of Peansylca.
MIA TO tee Sheriff of said County
GREEIEG :
Samlcr Conniu lSS


whcroaa, hialne Man.
beck by her next friend and father solomon
Wsgner, dii on tho 18th diy OF August A ID.
1879. prefer her petition 90 Hon. u. l.. Raufen.
bush. ono % the Associate Judges Of our Cout Of
Common Pleas f1r the County of Snydet may.
ing n The causes there n set forth thai she m s,t
be divorced from the bonds Of m,tritnony on.
ter ed into with YOU Harris II. Manbock.
We DO therefore command you Mo--ls n. l.
Msnbeck, az before you were commanded that
setting aside all other business and excuses
Shateoovsr. yon he aud annear In your rroror pcr.
sou before our Judges at hti iIebure, at a Oourt
otCoinmon Pleas, thore TO be heli for tho county
ofsuyder on tho 26th day Of February next to
nswerthe petition or libel or the said tdaline
Manbeck and show cause, ifany you have, Whv
the slii Ad1iine Manbeck. your wife, shonii not
he dtyorc ed from tho Bonds Of Matrinony.
agrccably To tho act Of General Assembly IN such
case made and urovldsi. and hereof fail not
Witness tha Hon. J. q. Bucher. Eaa.. prcsi.
cont judge ~ onr said Conri st Midi,oburg, the
2ls', day Of December A. ID. ls76
j. GROUSE, Prothy,
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TUE House Committee ut Harris
burg has reported II bill, by close
vote, IL to ., authorizing the people
Of Pennsylvania to vote on the subs
ject of tho sale of liquors in the ro-
spective counties of the Common
wealth. This is the local option law
of three years ago with some chang
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Mr.. Hunton's resolution declaring
the Tilden electors elected in Flori,
do was rejected by a vote of eight
70 seven In the commission. Gar
fields resolution declares the Hayes
electors chosen undsr the constitu-
Lion was Adopted, eight TO seven.
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The Pacihc Express west oau be haggod at
Mcveytown 50 u. m. and the Atlantic Ex-
press east at ~ p, m.
frains leave Iswistown Station stoppina nj
Main street, for Lewistown Junction, convey.
Ing passengers TO and from all trains op main
line, except midnight trsia east and west
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,usE of Gen. Cameron forms Ia,

ABUsE of Gen. CAMERON forms the
stock in trade OF MANY of our Demo
cratic exchanges. The "old man
has done the State somo service"
and has always been true to the flag,
as well as to the Republican party.
1t is the latter fact that gives our
contemporaries so much trouble.
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The Hon. Jeremiah =. BLACK.

The hon. Jeremiah 5. Black. one
OF the Democratic attornies in the
presidential cases expresses the opin-
ion that the commission will declare
Hayes elected. They ought to, but
whether they will remains to be
seen.
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of an order issued out Of the
Orphans Court Of Snyder county, the un-
acrsigned Adminisarator OF the estate of
Jacob Dunkleberger, deceased, will eX-
pose 10 Public Sale. on the premises on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1877. the fol-
lowing described Real Estate in Middle.
creek township, Snyder county. "a, con.
tanning 33 ACRES, bounded North by
lands Of Emanuel Schocb. East by lands
OF Samuel Yoder. South by land Of James
Bouieer, and West by lands Of Daniel Bol-
cnder, wbercon are erected ~ DWELLING
HOUSE, BARN, Rnl otner necessary out
huildlrcs, never failing Spring OF water
4 GOOD ORCHARD Of c1oicc trees
Sale 10 commence at 10 c'ct0ek 4. w..
3tslii day, whom due R'tcrl in,r win Dc
g.vcd and icrui O. sale made known by
WILLIAM DU%kLEBE&GCG.
Jan. 2, 1871. Administrator,
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0pYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING.
Z How either sex may fascipate and gain
the love q affections Of any person they choose
instantly. This simple mental requirement all
with marriage guide. Egyptian Oracle Dreams
Hints 10 Ladies', Wedding. Night shirt &c. A
guere book. Address T, WILLIAM + Co.Pubs
Phila.
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho
IN following articles have been purchased ly
the undersigned ct Uonstsblss sale and left II
the possession Of Dantal Moyer. during his
pleasure. Allpygsone arc oautionsd not 10 In
ing Maehtoe Power and shaker Piov. Hsr-
row, Hay Rake. Hut hsrnsssss, 3-horse war-
On, Grain In ground. . MaIes. Doll, Hog,
Auuhs twp, Jan. isls. WI
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NOTICE ofoppiicatio@ for Locol
~ Lclislalion.

Notice IL hereby given that application win 30
mld" U the Legislature, nov Ia session, for tho
passage of an Act, 10 repeal IN Act. entitled
Relative 20 Hucksters IN tho county OF Sny.
DOR" Approved tho 10th day Of April a. u.
1873,
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The National debt shows a reduc-
ton of over two millions Of dollars
for the month Of January.
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+ rNNn Cam. be made by every sg on, ev.
Late immense discoveries by TANLEY
ana others are just added to tho only com p.ete
Life and LahOrS Of Livingstone.

This veteran explorer ranks among tho most
heroic hyures Of the cen tury, aud this book is
ono Of tie most attractive. fascinating, richly
Illustrated aud instraotive volumes ever issued.
millions are eager for II, aud wiie-awsEe
assas .sa: s%s... rs winiiH ,SS .ad
1913 SAMSON ST., Phila. Nov 30.iIo' ~
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NOTICE ot duplication for Local
~ Legisiotion.

Notice IL hereby gfven that application will
be made 70 extend the provisi ms OF an act re-
Isting 10 costs In Luzcrne county, approved the
second day Of Aprii. Ammo Domint one thouss nd
eisht huud .ei sud q xty-threo, to the county OF
snyder, with q proviso.
Feb lat. l37T
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PATRIOT PUBLISHING CO.,
Harrisburg, Pa
A .Signee Notice.

A SSignee Notice.
A Ll. peiSous interested are here-
by notlncd that Francis W. Stuck, OF Mid.
die eek township, Snydof county has made in
as' .nmont OF all his effects. real and person al
10 iue undersiynei for the purpose OF his credi.
tors. All persons having claims are requested
TO present them TO the undersigned, and per.
sons indebted Will please make immediate pay.
ment. SEN LEIrZEL.
NOV ", 70. Assignee.
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ALSO by virtue Of an order issu
ed out Of the. Orphans Court Of Union
county, will be exposed 10 Public Sale
on the premises, on FRIDAY, FEBRU-
AIRY 10Th. 1877, the following described
Tract OF land. situate In Lewis township,
said county, bounded by lands Of Cham.
bers, Snyder, and others. containing FIF.
TEEN ACRES, TIMBER LAND. Sale TO
commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of each day.
when due attendance will be given and
terms OF sale made known by
JACOB II. HARTMAN,
January, 4lh, 1877. Asmfaislrator
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale
---:O.--

WilE undersigned Administrator of
u the estate Of John T. IIufinaglo, late of
Centreviiio, deceased, will by vlttue OF an or
der OF the Orphans Court ofSnyder county, OK.
pose 70 Pnol'o sa.o, at the late residence ofsaid
doc,deo On
S"sa'day, EeJsHa'y 11H, 1877,
tho iolloNlng valuable Real Estate viz; LOT
OF GROUND, situate In Centrevillc, Snyder
cun1ty, Pa, bounded East by lot OF Peter
Hartman, Wes hJ lot oil Henry Wolney, North
on are erected u NEW STORY WEk.
THERBOARDEDI HOUSE, STABLE and 9th.
er neoessary outbnildlngs
ALSO. Lot No. 2, situate IN said town Of
CeutTesille, bounded East hy lot OF Peter Hart.
man, " est ~ lot OF Samuel y. Shoary, North
ny Markell street, south by an Alley,
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, March Z.

Mr. LaRue modified his amendment with
reference to Purdue university so as to make
the appropriation 5000 for 1877, and it was
agreed to.
An effort was made to strike out the
figures $4,000 for state auditors salary, but
the motion failed. ia esd tai fiif
Clause IL was amended so as to appropri-
ate So, 900 for repairs and fencing at the deaf
and dumb asylum An effort to increase
the appropriation for current expenses Of
the asylum to $50 900 failed. fl'
The clause relating to the blind asylum
was amended by appropriating 81, 600 for re-
pairs. An effort to change the appropriation
for superintendent salary from 81 800 to
81, 700 failed. .tiirf tn.4 atr4iiss no ~.
The clause relating to appropriations for
educational institutions for 1873 was so
amended as to appropriate $40, 900 to Purdue
university non ,,aas scd tnabisara .sbi
Mr.. BurreiI moved an additional section
appropriating $35, 900 for the expenses of the
extra session of the general assembly.
Adopted.
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Mr.. Shirk offered concurrent resolution
for sine de adjournment on the 18th.
Mr.. Reeve moved TO lay it on the table.
Not agreed to. -
The resolutions was adopted ..r ,t....f...
Mr.. Burrell offered q resolution directing
the finance committee to prepare at once
general and specific appropriation bills, and
to incorporate the expenses of the present
session in the general appropriation bill.
Adopted
Mr. Bell, from the committee, on rules,
reported, recommending the adoption OF
old rules, except with the addition OF pro-
viso that the appropriation bills shall have
precedence over all other business, and that
no new bills or other business shall be taken
mp unless by two4thirds vote, until the APP
preparation bills shall have passed. -
The yeas and nays were demanded on the
passage of the rules and they, were adopted
yeas, "a; nays, 3. .,,sr ,fft o..a,g bf. f.ru.
The president announced the reappoint-
ment OF the old standing committees-Mr.
Baxter being appointed on the finance CON-
mittee, vice Mr.. Branham, deceased.
Mr. Dykeman introduced the general APP
preparation bill, which was read the first
time. 7fI..safi sar. stf- ,suao.f at
Mr.. Bell moved that the constitutional
rule be suspended and the bill be read the
second time. Agreed to. rssd sfr ~ .gs
The senate reconvened ut 1880 p. m. nn
Consideration of the appropriation bill
was resumed The appended table is the
bill as reported on by the committee. Ac-
ton was taken on the appropriations for
1877 as far as the allowances for the educa-
tional institutions. No amendments were
made except a deduction of $,9l6.67 from
the appropriation recommended for the in
sane hospital -4I I1-+n -a. "a
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The specific appropriation bill returned
from the house was taken up.
The house amendment to the senate
amendments, striking out the allowance of
$500 to w. III. Drapier, was agreed to-yeas
80; nays, 5. ~
The house amendment to the senate
amendments striking out the allowance of
81, 900 to Benton county, was also concurred
in. ... .r....
H b. $50, making an appropriation of
SIS, 900 to defray the expenses of the present
special session, was taken up and read the
second time .,f. g .-.sf.i .....,a .rl Ga.
Mr.. Burrell moved that the rules be sus-
pended, the bill read the second and third
times and put upon its passage. Agreed to-
yeas, 81; nays, z. The bill was read the sec
ond and third times and passed-yeas, 30;
NAYS, q Do Ioi.ss aat N.If
Mr.. Heilman moved that H. B. IFS, to re-
peal the act to ascertain the boundary line
between Indiana and Kentucky at and
above Evansville, be taken up. Agreed to,
and the bill was read the first time. iHi.
Mr.. Heilman further moved to suspend
the constitutional rule and put the bill on
its passage. Agreed to, and the bill was read
the second and third times and passed--yeas,
80; nays. o.
A message was received from the house
announcing the concurrence of that body in
the senate amendments to the general appro-
priation bill.
Mr.. Dykeman offered q concurrent resolu-
ton for sine de adjournment at II ID Mon
day next. Adopte p tl15.la 6. i.rsle. 81
! Mr.. Baxter, by consent, introduced s. B.
S31, establishing superior court in Wayne
county
Nh. Baxter moved that the rule be sus-
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SENATE.

TUESDAY, March 8.
1t was nearly 10 o'clock when the senate
was called to order.
State Auditor Henderson called the roll,
and 40 senator's answered TO their names.
Mr.. Streight offered resolution continu-
ing in Office the officers and appointees of
the regular session. Adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Dykeman offered a resolution TO dis
pense with the use of committee rooms dur
ing the extra session. Agreed to-,
Mr.. Cadwallader offered concurrent res
olution that the general assembly will pro-
coed only with bills on third reading until
the appropriations are reported, and that
the two houses will adjourn not later than
Monday, the 18th.
Mr.. Stockslager moved that the resolution
be so amended as to provide that the appro-
priation bills shall have presidency over all
other business. -
Mr.. Reeve offered substitute providing
that the first business Of the session shall be
the consideration of bills, that no new bills
shall be introduced, and that no business
shall be allowed to interfere with the con-
sideration of the appropriation bills. Not
agreed to-yeas 10; nays, 80.
Mr.. Givan offered as substitute a concur
rent resolution providing that the appropri-
alton bills only shall be considered, and that
the general assembly shall adjourn sine dc
on Monday, March II. $500. .-..s... /.
Mr.. Burrell raised the point of order that
the resolutions pending, contravened the
rules of the senate. and the point was sus-
tanned by the president
Mr. Culbertson moved reconsideration OF
the vote adopting the rules of the regular
session. Agreed to-. F ...- Il,
The resolution adopting the rules was
then laid on the table.
Mr.. Ben moved the appointment ola com
mittee to draft new rules, With instructions
to report at 2 p. m.
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SENATE.

FRIDAY, March y.
The senate was called to order at IL a. m,
Mr.. Peed in the chair.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with, and the senate took up the house gen.
eral appropriation bill. The bill having been
read through, the constitutional rule was
suspended, and the bill read through the
second time and considered by clauses.
The second reading having been COM
pleted, the amendments were ordered to be
engrossed, and the bill was read the third
time and passed. 1t appropriates as follows:
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H B. 344 by Mr.. Leeper, for the protection
Of fish, was read third time and passed
yeas, 80; nays,4. al Eo n
Mr. Compton introduced H. B. $50, appro-
pristing $i5, 900 TO pay the expenses Of the
special session. ao.i a 80 .lia ,.laLns .s.t.
Mr.. Collins moved that the rules be sus-
pended and the bill read second and third
time and put upon its passage. Agreed to-
ayes, II; nays, II. - .I..
The bill was read a second and third time
and passed-ayes, ~; nays. T.
The house then adjourned.
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The specific appropriation bill-H- B.
554-was then taken up on first reading.
The constitutional rule was then suspended
and the bill read the second time.
Mr.. Reeve moved to amend the section
appointing the attorney general, w. w.
Curry and James +. Hsrney q commission
to audit the accounts of the southern prison,
placing the appointment of the commission
in the hands of the governor and limiting
their term of service to 80 days. Adopted
On motion of Mr.. Baxter clause was in
serted appropriating $500 to each of the pris-
ons for The purchase of books. Adopted.
Mr.. Taylor moved to amend by appropria-
ting $500 for hospital at the house of ref
uge. Adopted.
A messgage was received from the house
announcing the adoption of a concurrent
resolution for the appointment of commit
tee of three from each house to take action
on the death of Mr.. Morrison, late member
of the house. The resolution was taken up
and concurred in, and the speaker appointed
Messrs. Riley, Moore and Grove.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Yaryan, from the ways and means
committee. introduced H. B. 554, which is a
new specific appropriation bill.
Mr.. Grubbs moved to suspend the consti-
tutional rules that the bill might be read a
second and third time. Agreed to.
The bill, as it came before the house tor
,,aooouo y,o1a he folI0u-;nex a ~ oro
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THE LEGISLATURE Ii.
In Special Session.
SENATE.
MONDAY. Feb. s.

MONDAY, Feb s.
Mr.. Cadwallader moved to so amend as TO
make the extra allowance to Drapier 5000.
Agreed to. W., ..,..,I..-.. f....r .-lal
Mr.. SINNERS amendment was also agreed
to, and the resolution as amended was
adopted-yeas, 22i nays, Is. g7msq
Mr.. Johnson, of FLOYD, offered concur.
rent resolution providing that the trustees OF
the benevolent institutions shall require of
the superinndents of the same detailed quar-
terly statements of their expenditures, to be
filed with the auditor of state. Adopted.
Pending action on the motion Mr.. Dyke
man moved that the senate appoint a COM
nittee to meet the committee of the house
IN conference on the appropriation bill.
Agreed to, and the president appointed
Hessrs. Sarnighausen and Johnston Of
Parke. -r
The senate then adjourned.
Mr.. Harris offered a concurrent resolution
empowering the governor and state officers
10 Investigate the claim of Solomon Clay
pool, w. R. Harrison and N. b. Taylor
against the state for legal services, and report
their finding to the next general assembly.
Mr.. Peed moved TO lay the resolution on
the table. Agreed to-yeas, %; nays, 10.
Mr.. Fowler offered resolution instruct
ing senators to return to the state librarian
the copies OF the revised statutes furnished
at the opening of the session.
w
luton on the table. Agreed to-yeas. IS;
nays, is.
On motion of Mr.. Sarnighausen, the senate
took up he communication from the house
announcing the passage of a concurrent reso-
luton authorizing the governor and state
officers to investigate the claim Of the hei.,
OF the late John P. Dunn, and report to the
next general assembly. The concurrent res
olution was adopted. Also the house reso-
luton of the appointment of committee to
wait upon the governor. The resolution was
adopted and the president appointed Messrs.
Baxter and Hendricks as the members of
the committee on the part of the senate.
Mr.. Burrell moved vote of thanks to the
secretary and assistants. Adopted.
Mr.. Fowler presented the claim of the
prison committee for expenses incurred in
visiting the prisons, $245
The president laid before the senate the
report of the warrants drawn against the ap-
preparation OF legislative expenses as fol-
lows:
CoEN-Some inquiry at lower figures; ex-
HuDers "a IS. extra s. IS. extra family 81.