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,SHERIFFS S.4LES.

G HERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue Of a writ OF Ilevari Facias
TO me directed, Will be exposed 10 Public
Sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4i Ship,ey st
Kept by John J Dougherty, in the CITY
of Wilmington. New Castle County, Del.
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF july, A. D., 1873,
At O'Clock, p. m, the following describ-
ed Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land, situate in the city OF Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows, to wit
Beginning at q point ON the southwesterly v
side OF Nineteenth street at the distance
of 220 feet inches southeasterly from the
southeasterly side of Washington street,
thence southwesterly parallel with WASH
ington street, III feet inches to = corner.
thence southeaste terly parallel with 18th st.
26 feet inches 10 "A corner, thence north
easferly and parallel with the first describ-
ed line l27 feet inches to the said south
westerly side OF 10Th street, and thence
thereby north westerly 20 feet 8 inches 70
the place of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may. The within de-
scribed tract OF land ON 10th street, being
striction that no building shall be erected
on the said southerly side of 18th street al
less distance than twenty feet, but thai
the whole front on said street twenty feet
wide shall be kept an open ornamental
space for the free passage OF air and light
forever.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Francis p. Myers and Annie
NJ , his wife, and I. ts., ard to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castie, June 18th
A. d., 1878. je22- -3tawts
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The Southern States and the
Fall Elections.

The republicans hope, it is said. to ST.
cure at least half a dozen Congressional
d stricts in the Southern States, and mean
- concentrate their efforts in the South
upon these. They have selected these
districts because they have heavy pre-
ponderance of negro voters, and they
still claim that the blacks must vote the
republican ticket and viii do SO if they
are left free TO vote as they like, and that
where There Is strong negro majority
1t follows that arepubhcan will be chosen
if the election is free.
There was time, some years apo.
when this was undoubtedly true. While
the republicans possessed the State gov
ernments and were able to cali for feder-
al troops the negroes were plant tools in
their hands; but even then it was noto-
rious that the colored vote required that
peculiar manipulation whichin the South.
ern republican slang was called "organ.
izing." The organizer was an important
functionary, usually custom house ol
other petty official Of the calibre anc
ottenest Of the character of the now no
torious Anderson, who was sent into ;
county with instructions to collect the
leading negroes, promise them such loca
offices and other petty qualifications az
they desired, and with their help holc
barbecues and other public meetings. a,
which the blacks were told that Genera
Grant or General Butler or some othel
great and good man wished them to vote
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NOT ICE.

Pursuant TO an act OF Assembly OF the
State of Delaware, authorising and direct
ing the building OF a Pivot hridke, across
Duck Creek. at Flemmlng's Landing, on
keAt Counties.
And, Whereas, the Levy Courts. OF said
cOun ties, having made provi ion for the
building of said bridge.
We, the undersigned, acting as Chair
men Of committees appointed by the afore-
said counties, do give notice ana ask for
proposals 10 build said bridge. Descrip-
ton OF site; width OF creek, I65 feet, depIh
north side of creek fast land, south side
marsh. The pivot to rest on centre pier ls
by 20 feet. 2iling dnven and cut of capped
al low water, with frame work above, or
stone work above low water, the openings
10 be 40 feet in the clear on each side OF
said pier Also state the additional cost
Der foot for any number offeet that nay be
added from to 10 feet on either side; the
residue OF the los feet, after deducLiDg the
swing, to be Stationary, with sufficient
number Of piling and OF su fficisnt size and
firmly driven to make The work entirely
secure, the roadway To be IA feet wide and
pldnked with white oak = inches thic {.
Abutments.-The breast walls on each
side Of Creek to be "a feet long, feet wide
Mt the bottom and feet at the top and 10
feet high. The wing walls on each side OF
creek 10 be % feet long, 1 feet wide at the
bottom aud 10 inches at the top, finished
with coping, and to be cemented entire
with suncient piling under each breast
wall snd sufficient ptllng under each wing
wall, the piliug 10 be capped for all OF the
wa1ls.
We also ask for proposals for an Iron
Bridge, with iron screw piling for swing
~ rest on, centre pier IS by 20 feet, with Al
feot openings on either side also, state tn &
additional COS Per foot that may be added
from to 10 feet on either side, the residue
oil the 1876 feet, after deducting the swing &c
be stationary, with surf1cient number oil
iron piling To be entirely secure, with
abutm ents as ab.ve described, the whole
10 he OF good quality and work done in
the best m amer.
dra wings and full particulars, all of which
must be submitted to the joint co IN mittees
OF New Castle and Ke Counties, on ol
before W ednssday, the oath inst.
All com m unicatloEs 10 the u dersi gned
SAMUEL ROBERTS,
q. Fl. REGISTER,
July3 lot. Smyrna, u ell
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of an Order OF tba o.,
Sourt, of the State of Delawars u iupaal
new Castle County, made AT Ss,. aoi q y
on the Twentieth day of Feh,ras 'ss vs
1873, Will be exposed at Public Da'y, a1y.,D an
Vendue.at the Lafa yette Ho,ai "a, si,uSsslOlg sslOl
street in the city of Wilmington on sus
FRIDAY, the 2sth Day Of I'M,
A, D., 1873, at 2 O'Clock. D, m ,h1
lowing described real estate hsins .us y .
residue after assigning dover Of tbs
perty OF John q. Hicks, deeeasel IT s,I "
IN CHRISTIANS Hundred, New Cssils osoa sosa
" and State OF Delaware. boa1dsd s,9 W. y
scribed as follows 10 wit, Besinn,nsl...aa -.
westerly boundary 1.-THE clty Of WI WHY
Ton at the intersection OF the yess,Iv ~
of Union street with The sOutberlv "A.
Ninth street, thence along saId NV Nv
Ninth street extended westerly si,I
ored and fifty feet TO stake in Is,S ~
signed as dover, thence along ssid An, nv
dover, southerly and parallel h TsIs.
street, four hundred and seventy ~. Y.
inches TO astake In the northerIy m h, ~ ~
ST., extended, thence westerly ALONE .sa
side of eth ST., extended, being alsns 'P '1ss
vf that part assigned as dover, onr bnn
dr~d d feet TO a stake In the easlerv ,iIs N
WoOdlawn Avenue, thence along tba al
side OF Wood avn Avenue sOutSarIr an, ana
parallel 10 Union street three huuirai ana
thirteen feet TO the northefly siie of
Seventh street EXTENDED, thenCe along ai
side of Seventh street easterly teuhuIdTsd
and fifty feet TO the aforesaid side OfIInTn
street, which said street forms part oIrhs
present boundary OF the city Of Whining.
ton and thence thereby noriherly seven
hundred and eighty three feet and M
inches 10 the place of beginning Be Ne
contents thereof what they may.
And It is ordered by the Court that the
purchaser or purchases thereof, be and
appear at the next Orphans Court for
New Castle County, that the Cout may
Ask kign to the purchaser or purchasers, lhe
premises sold TO him, her or them, pusu.
| ant TO this order, he, she or they, with suf-
| flclent surety or suretes, 10 be approved
| by the Court, entering into reC0glizance
| to be taken and acknowledged in sad
1 Court, TO the State, In penal sum, TO be
determined by the said Court, with cOndl.
tion TO pay to the parties entitled, sever
1 ally, or their executors administrators or
| assigns. respectively their Just and pro-
| portionable shares Of the said purchase
money, with interest from such time as
| the Court may determine, IN such manner
and time as may, by The direction OF the
said Court, be prescribed and appointed in
| said condition.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known, al the time and place aloFe-
said. by BENZ, NiELps,
Or by his Attorney
| Attest, j. Al. HDUsEMAN, Clerk "
phans, Court je2s-2tawtlyB.
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THE DEMOCRATIC platform, in Della
ware, has been heretofore, and will be
continued hereafter from the cap stone
to the base for Reform and Economy ir
the expenditures in the State and Fedora
government. The wayto effect rctrench.
ment is to continue to labor for it. We
have gained considerable: We have the
opponents on the "hip." They are max
ing excuses for their disregard of the
voice of the people. We have only
eight or nine more members of the House
to gain. This we will do in this falls
campaign. We have only three or four
to gain in the Senate and we will be sure
of them this winter. The next Congress
will be Democratic all over and only
Hayes veto will be to apprehend andwe
doubt whether he will dare to veto a bill
reducing salaries and other expenses
Our people are taxed too heavily. Della
ware pays a million year to government
she ought not he asked for fourth ofthi
vast sum.
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THE Republican seems to monopolze
Senator Bayard. His utterances give 1t
exceeding delight. 1t is wonder that
paper does not publish the Senator'S let
ter to the Manhattan Club. With the
exception of putting off the day for the
reduction of the high salaries, the army
and the navy, and crushing out Congress
sional extravaganza, we agree with its
tone. We are for reducing all expenses
as we go for cleaning out the thieves
that infest Washington at the same time
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AFARMER yesterday said he had that
day one year ago sold his wheat for sl.SO
a bushel for cash, and that he had just
endeavored to sell this years crop but
could not; he pressed for an offer and
the miller said that If he made an offer 1t
would not be more than so cents
bushel. That is what our home market
is giving our farmers for wheat.
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TAX PAYERS, lake Notice.

The undersigned, receivers OF Taxes for
the City OF Wilmington, will be at
NO. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King streets, on and
after the first DAY of July, 1873, between
the hours of and IL in the morning and
from 2 to in the afternoon, Tor the pur-
pose of receiving taxes.
On all taxes aid during the month OF
July. there will be a deduction OF five
cents on every dollar, and on all taxes paid
on or alter the q st day OF August, inciud-
ing the first Tuesday of September, shall
be payable without deduction or addi-
tion as aforesaid, and all taxes unpaid on
the next day after the first Tuesday of
septem ber, shall be increased by the ad
dition of flve per centum on the amount
thereof. EDMUND PaOVO>1,
Receiver Northern District.
Including all North OF Sixth street. ]
WILLIAM KYNE,
Receiver Southern District.
Including all South of sixth street ]
iy5-tf
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Democratic State Convention,

A Convention OF the Dem ocratic citizens
OF the State of Delaware, will be held at
DOVER, In Court House Hall ON
T [ ESDAY THE 9th DAY OF
AUG UST, 1873,
AT IL o'clock, M, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for the ONCE of
Governor. and a candidate for the Office of
Representative in Congress. 1he Chair
men OF the several County Com mite es
are requested TO issue calls in their re-
spectiNe counties, giving the proper notice
and appoiniin ing the time for choosing dele
gates to said Convention
JAMES X. MITCHELL,
Chairman State Central committee.
Attest, JAMES l.. WoLCOTT, Sec'y.
jy5-
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POLITICAL CARDS.
77i-777i==--
n CARD.
To the Voters of New Castle Co.

GENTLEMEN -
AS have been informed by the pub
Iished Official statement of the Chairman
ofthe Democratic County Meeting that In
accordance with the rules of our time hon.
oIed party, have received a majority OF
your suffrages, and have been nominated
for the Office Of sheriff of New Castle
County, l desire TO return you my sincere
thanks for the honor you have conferred
upon me; and TO edge TO the people OF
the county, that shsuld they make me
their executive officer, by giving me a
majority OF their votes for Sheriff, at the
General Election in November, / Will
conduct the business of the office to the
best Of my ability, and in the most salts
factory and impartial manner.
10 my opponents in the laie nomination
/ am deeply sensible for their proffered
suffraRes. and To the Democratic voter,
generally a ID TO all who participated In
The election by which each was bound t6
support The nominee, feel deeply CRATE
ful and return my especial thanks.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN PYLE.
Christiana Hd., June Is, 1873.
je26- 2wd&w.
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JULY o. 1873.

NoICE.-Persons leaving the city
during the summer season can haze the
DAILY GAZETTE mailed to their address
free Of postage, by leacing their names at
this office.
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July3 lot.

NOTICE To COUNTY TAX AYERS,
IN We hereby give n.tice that the
Collectors of county and Poor tax will be
found at No 10 East sixth treet, during
the month OF July aud Aukas. and al Sis
Market street during Inc eveHlHg, Tor the
purpose of receiving the same
jos l.. CAR +. r TER, Jr..
a GIVEN.
July LIST, 1S7S.--G Collectors,
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WE ASK our readers TO peruse the ar
ticle in another column from the n. Y.
Herald on "The Southern States and the
Fall Elections"
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WHEN THE RESERVOIR was to be built
the Republican opposed its being done by
contract, and the city lost about seventy
hve thousand dollars by the ridiculous
attempt to do it by the day. Then when
it was ordered to be done by contract the
Republican said that Wilmington work
ingmen would not be elnployed that the
work would be done by Philadelphia
workmen brought here by the contract
ors. This has not proved true.
1t now says the contract ordi nance wa,
repealed by Council because Philadel
pma contractors would have got the iol
of cleaning the streets and brough
workmen here to do the labor. Wha
nonsense this is. There are some people
who think the city population ought tc
be increased especially such as have
houses to rent, dry goods or groceries ol
newspapers to sell but few who believe
Wilmington workmen could not get tn,
contract and do the work.
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PUBLIC S4LES
pUBLlC SALE

-fSt
PUBLIC SALE
MOROCCO s,,i FACTORY No.
STABLE AND BUILDING aHGusr| { Us
paa.. AT l.. "; sTTDHAM g. Sow ''
mi mHioIhs, iogasn III East Fourth 4 SoNS, s,,, &l
'AfohpAH' .1l.A JULY 10, lsa
AT 2's0 O'Clock, PM
NO. -Four story Bricl
ory, 20x62 feet. aud 'k In, Morocco h,
stables, dc. thereon ,i,na Ii, ol groun N
Elith and Church and dgIavei gai at ON,
streets. Lo, 6axlls feet Nofa and OwS
of % eponna 1,mIwo o story Frame stah,.
and 5Ehnu Shnu1n on Lord street, betws..iNe srt
No T1 I'll streets, about SexssV RE laa, ,sprd
threa-stoxr hree story Brick DwsiW',,s,
stre'S'ory stree, back building, sNseltlng N" sId
1So'' Ne hou 70 n. in.xl0s feet w. w Wa
tbrae - a-lhree story Brick Dw.,,,.
tEnfee,.ory En,ss, back building SNSeellings Nd
vi suIeet. Lot lsxs6 ieei '' Di N
,,a 1iin,edlstely ~ afler the sale o,n
ON the premises Hos Will be nj
IN three lots on W. 9Th st. aho,.,
Three lots n. W. Cor elh ho,s y w asdln,
seven lots ON West sIda q ., Nonroesa
above 9Th. ''ue Vi Monroe 4
TWO lots on 70 feet allev on
roe street. See plot on n a. Hr feafo ofAQ
Terms at sale. All IN. nrn'I.
seen on application, For Ppnrvpefly pnp cap,
iafs see posters, or JOHN @. BtRRu.ss' RRus''
L.. 10 "; stldham a Sons Aue,io,, AS, Ally' s
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n, OTICE. This is To certify that LA URA
~ Il. RUXBURG, at NO. go EAST
LIBERTY STREET, has cured my arm
which has been disease about 31 years
had come out. After about one months
treatment she entirely cured me. She also
cured nay sister, in six treatments. of q
pain in her side, from which she suffered
nine years.
r. SCHMAELZLEY,
jys-2t@ Bancroft Mil, near Media, Pa.
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Hon. T. Is. Reed, of Maine, republican
memb ber of1he Potter sub-commitres, left
New Orleaus yesterday, via Mobile, for
home. Mr.. Cox, IF ONO, is expected &c
arrive at New Orleans to-day to take
Mr. Reeds place.
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STARTLING EVIDENCE YET TO
CoME.-The Washingtoc correspondent
of the Baltimore !Sun,says the Republican
leaders profess to believe there is no more
damaging evidence to be brought before
the Potter Committee, but it is known
that in this they will be disappointed.
The democratic members of the commit
tee have studied the case carefully, and
are in possession Of evidence which, when
made public, will not fail to make pro-
found impression upon the country and
confuse the republican politicians.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY EXECU
~ tive Committee will meet al Max
Wells Hotel, NJ Middletown, Thursday, July
II, 1878, at IL O'Clock. q. m.
JOS. II. WALKER,
JNo. HENRY Publ, Chairman
Secretary. 1y3 Wild an
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Fashionable Furniture
]. & ]. N. HAkmah||
No. 40 King strees

WILMINUIO0N' Mi
.n we respectfully intern Id Ma tbs saf
1870 gems OF Wilmington, Anu ~. contnr .u
rounding country that wv W. an hsDl
ug1o tn manufacture and ReeP u a. ward
na our iarss Fssrniture Of every variety raossv
stvle. s consisting OF MahogsPRyl a. tnr psrlsI
d.~nins-room % and chsmbstir e ,otirIs 1ses T. largG.
more varied thssn Sass + Be oal Snns u
are are warranted va as represented. ,s,blcnsb
Venitian Blinds OF the mos, p.nt sonstana1
dssiSns made 10 order ant nepr o,prs and co1
on hand. We also mana,nnt manl,nosnt Of sprnl
stantly keep large assoses aSattresses
Hair, MOSS and Husk y rHHIRMAS
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The COrOnership.
To the Voters of New Castle Co

GENTLEMEN
Having been nominated through the
regular mode established by the Demo
cratic Party. as a candidate toi Coroner of
New Castle County, l desire TO return my
sincere thanks to my fellow Democrats,
anu all who votei for me, and to request
their suffrages again In November. / am
the more deeply sensible o. the obligation
/ am under for this honor, since ther Q
worthy rs myself, and quite as much ell
TITLED TO your favor. II 1 am elected in
Novembe | can only pledge my word TO
the people that / will conduct the Office in
the most economical way, and to the best
interest of the voters of all parties,
Respectfully. JACOB BUTZ.
Wilmington, June q, 1sT8.-2w
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NOTICES.

nj Office .-Christopher Moran LEFT his
~ home at o'ciock this morning, ana
left his wife and child, months old, Wild.
out any means OF support. Tnls Is tie
second lime he has lett me. On THURSDAY
he bought ham and eggs Tor himself, ahd
gave his family nothing. Six cents r. Waru
To any person Civ ing Ills whereabouts.
Tvs MARY MORAN.
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ANCHOR LINZ, M.l:;

UNITED sal sih nom m New YORK raETfPf9rRpAg fPrR
GLASGOW, every wEDNEsDAii,,
LONDON, every Vey,inns unsurpas'"1
Passenger accomim nomSort. AL sta~
for slsgasCs snans On ana main dsok, and saloon
SALOON oAp1Ss, sss g q 81; requisite S9liiss:
$srf 4 +:
sis5, according 70 ubosen. sem
For Books of infor%atEigspss %%natEiss6N IN BROS,
Apply e tPdatinf ahnpdSeen Green, New = : 4Sis asss,
Or to 8, n. BETIo' Wilminssop
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FOR SALE.

EOR RENT.-The room No. 2lS king
L street, for parties, lectures, or by the
year. Apply at
jel5-tf Ne. II E. Second street
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MAXIM an appropriation for the Penobsco. tribe
In vor Of the the town Of Maysviuc.
ia favor Of Lydia u 'niels.
In relaiip To The docament Try history of the
St8te OF dane.
Ia favor OF the Joint Stan ling Committee on
Max NJ vail tie records .. tle FIRST Carl ,lian
Spc'e'Y OF SAp
Authorzins the app'jut1,eu Of q DELEGATE 10
lht international Poison 90 iIr '.-.
Thomas Kennedy.
ia>Hngat ~ tn sev- al counties Ut the Sta @.
IN favor Of ,. Dave. Jr.
AYth riHins the conveyance of crrtain lots Of
lmd - he east mali OF tow hit 40 , ttntr >,
" T. L. :, N IN e 'untv pt AroD took.
TO- .V'l OF ihe >tde Re cru ScHool.
IN Favor ct hlbridge u. Grouse
In It'or Of furh -hins the t,wa of lIufii ant,
lsle wan r' rorls AMI official Documents
f. M'"'"S "n approi a1ion ior the propag t;ion OF
tel uins to TIE state College Of yrcultur,. a. Il
the dCrh mt Art-.
In laror OF TIE dainc Indu trial school fpr Girls
~ itN'r "i "a nrll ny a'd ,1iutug school laws.
IA iav't ct Geo &c Cary, III odore Cary ani
tn favor OF Township No. y ranges. wells
known a. sheridan tiaut IN, ..
In favor OF Petor Selm
Au n rrILug the loratI"n If land cel It'd .,tp.
In iaVDr OFT { tbF OF H.crng.
In iaNbr of :. ~. station.
R"!a Ing o. rcr* Iin y tnta ion.
'a'ur "i the snap eish ani Acton iErcut ril
Society.
Ia Iavcr Wi lam . on
In tavHr ot John Carver and Gee. e. = AmtS
To aba e the state Tax IN Na-h,u4lun = uui.,.
ton, n t.a"hiin equity TOR the years $50, 1870
and >7i.
IN Iavor OF q orge W. Black
MaAinF an tppr1i riatiun Tor The Pen 'bscct
trlpe OF Indians ior ttpaas GA chapel On OlltoWn
Island
In favor Of lila Blown.
Glant Z -" i"ts oi aud TO william Brown Of
iglc Like Plantation, undcr certain conditions
In itvoT oi Jeanne NJ. strickland
IN favor o. l9rllahd Public Library
In favor Of Albion w. Straltou,
In favor ui the town OF Man Weld
In favor Of township No. g. r,nge 9, w A. f.
s., known as Portage Lake plant itIon.
Prov ung ftr the purchase iud distribution of
fIaIs.ed AMI Applet1h's Digcs. o The lne Re-
ports.
In favor OF nathan Perry.
In favor of the Marie otte College OF Agri sGl.
ture and the Mechanic Arts.
In aid Of b.lllns n bgIcge In the town of Carr.
bOu.
IN favor of Sprague, owen n Nash
Relating 10 the Pa. s3psqn' djy Indians.
To carry iHlo cn .ct tie provisions .. ch pter ~
OF the resD OF lSili.
In favor OF Nath tnie Blake.
In mvor OF the secret ny o. Scnale.
Authorizing TIM Gray Joan
For a bridge Over MJiunau7 st, cam in MdoW ahoc
plantation.
In ta,or OF the i've &c eral Hospital.
p la favor ol III Military ard Naval AS lum at
Bath.
In favor of i. Elizabeth Orphan Asylum Of
Portland.
In FAVOR of>tatc Prison.
For N investigation relating 10 elections In Ger.
tam towns aud plantations.
In uiY ~ Oi the town OF \ lexander and Is OTHER
towns.
In iaT0r ofthe towns orFort Keut and Fren Ii.
vie.
In favoror the Female Orph,n Asylum 1T post
land.
In favor of The Bangor Ch,ldron's Home
Ca tGe pay roll ot the House.
On pay rol Oi tue senatc-.9.
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RE SOLVE

Relating to the currency.
/ , favor OF franklin ,imm ms sculptor.
In favor OF lie amin +. Allen.
I'm favor of lillian II. Scott.
In favor of Nelson furnev.
10 amend chapter ii of The resolves of 1867.
In f,vor Of the Joint stan ling Committee on
ate Pr sOn.
in f.vor of tn J)int stan ling Committee on
Educa lOn-
Relating TO Te npcrapcr.
Ia FAVOR OF the Joint Standing Committee on Re
In favor OF Lincoln f. So -ague
In favor CT Will IN Canary.
In f,vor of iseph S0Cca'eNis.
TO transfer certain records pertaining tn the
sold ers OF the war Of lsGl flo the Off OF tue
Secretary ofStat, to that OF The Adluianl General
For tire purc1tse OF the Maine State Year Book
and Legislative Manual.
In favor ri the Joint Standing Committee on
Military Al rs.
Rclatipg to lhe purchase of Maine Reports.
In tayof"l The Pass tnaqapddy | dams.
In favor OF CYRUS william King.
Eplaiing TO ian l. held TN let c0ndj tiona grants.
In fayo 81 Il ri g and IIoulLOn road across In
Iii n Tow lsh aud Grand Lake stream road IA
Washington county,
Analin a po,t GA OF the Sttt, tax Of Haynesvi!le
!or the ar ~. AMI assessing the same Ul No. 3
Range 2 Ar,ustook county.
In favor or George Foster of Portland,
In aid OF The towns OF III he ARA and shirley.
in favor of tn jon It sanding Committee Oh Fl
In favor Ur shepherd |. Higgins.
In favor OF Charles r. Colilus.
In favor 81 Henry q, Spooner.
In favor OF Charlie Libby.
la favor Of Cyrus /. Danieis.
In favor of j lines h. holmes.
In IA or of John ;. Arnold.
In favor of jeremiah Grouse.
IL favor of Fee Levasseur.
In iav OF William Reed.
Authorizing the conveyance of a lot Of la I'd in
Crys ~ y antatlon.
In favor OF Fred Barker.
In favor Of l.. ID. and Ill L. Iodd.
In favor OF Freeman Hayden