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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-15

BY Jno. Y. Laughton, Jr. Auctioneer'
9I6 Main street.
MILLINERY GOODS, BONNETS AND
WI HATS, STORE-FlXTUREs. SHOW-CA>ES,
&C, &c, AT MISUNDERSTANDING TO remove to
the rooms above my pre-ent store. No 3Oo Broad
street. shall sell Al auc lon, on FRIDAY the lZth
instant nj 0 o'clock, an assortment Of
TRIMMED and UNTKlMMED HATS and
BONNRTS,
FEATHEFs, FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
Large PARTITION, SHOWCASE,
SOFA. ANNIVERSARIES. LOUNGE,
CARPET, STOVE and PIPE.
TABLES. CHAIRS. &c.
Th.se are desirable goods and are sold prepara-
Mrs. s. T.. ATTKISSON,
30j east Broad street.
JNo. T.. LAUGHToN, Jr Auctioneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
Owing to the Incemency Of The weather the above
sale Is postponed until MONDAY the 18th instant
NH 1921
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The Paris Of America
Presents the compliments OF fbe seas

Presents the compliments Of the season
to
Messrs. Tiiden. Hendricks, Seymour.
Bayard, Hancock. Thurman,
Jewett, and friends,
Ana pegs leave to request the pleasure OF
their company
On Tuesday, June ~, 1850.
r. .. W. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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by Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AuciiOncer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
OsPLENDD AND MOST ELIGIBLY-LoCA-
TED FOUR-sTORY STOCK BRICK DETACHED
MODER \LY-COhSTRUCTEU DWELLING No.
40 NORTH SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
MARSHALL AND CLAY >JREETS, Now OCCU-
PIED BY HE FAMILY OF THE LATE :. LIS
BERGER. CONTAINING ABOUT TEN ROOMS /;
LARGE THREF-SrORY BRICK KITCHEN At
TACHED. CONTAINING ABOUT FIVE ROOMS.
PROVE MEMS, REAR AND SIDE ENTRANCE.
FRONT AND Rear PORCliES. &C., &C-By
virtue If = decree tnlered on the 18th day OF Feb
ruary, 1850, IN the District Court Of the United
STATES for the Eastern District If Virginia. In suit
sly lied GTnett, assignee Lisbergcr Fl ais there.
in pending, we, the undersigned, appointed special
commissioners by said decree wiz offer for sale:
upon the premises, on THURSDAY the 6 ID day of
March, 1880. at Al O'Clock i. NJ, the abOyc-de-
scribed valuable REAL ESTATE.
The tot fronts 2S feet on the west liAeof Seventh
street. between Marshall and Clay streets. and runs
back between parallel ges about 80 feet to a WIDE
paved alley The house Il substantially blt OF hrst
class material. and Is in good order. The neighbOr.
hood IS rs lood as any in the city, To any one des
ri z 10 purchase drsi-ciass rcsd cJnycnient
y and ce,irably located to business market, &c..
this offers an unusual opportunity, this property
Is fFst-class IN every respect.
TERMS: Under decree are one fourth cash the
residue In 'Drre equal instruments payable 1t four.
eight, and twelve months, respectively after day Of
sale, with Interest addrd thereon az Tie rate OF six
per cent per annum the purchaser 10 give his nego-
table notes, waving homestead, for said offered
payments. PAYABLE 10 said commissioners. and the
title TO sa property to be retained until SAID notes
are fully paid aud Conveyance directed by the
Court. EDWARD y. CANNON.
WILLIAM WRIT HENRY.
Special Commissioners.
NH l-G Sg.lll2l3l5I6I7Is
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ByJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
ll13 Main street.

A DESIRABLE CORNER DOUBLE
"A nR,CK RE>IDENCF, WITH LARGE LOT
a. ~ rnhY ASD FOURTIl STREETS, SOLD FOR
DIVISION OF THE ESTATE wiIl sell al public
auction on MONDAY; March lnih' a., 4, O'clock =.
CioJjS Lot located as above, being In most
central iocaiiiy-convenient to business, market;
RI urches nc BY a small out ay manssrd roof
conld he mi ON the dwelling, making II rs desirable
as aoy residence in this desirable and much-im,,
proved portion of the city. The LOT Is large ana
fronts so feet on lay street WIN uepih vi LOO
feet more o, less along Fourth street.
TERMS: Exceedingly easy: only one fourth cash ;
balance in one, TWO, and thr, wars.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
NH 10 Auctioseer.
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GRrRps & WILLIAMs. Arctione,r,
by EdNar1 j. Warren.
Real Estate Agent and AucliYne.,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT Vrpy
i vALUABLK AND ATTRACTIVE Wr,f
End PROPERTY, AT THE NORTHFAST 80
NER OF FLOYD AND LINDEN >lRFFrr
BUILT AND UNTIL RECENTLY OCCi .PIJ6tv
CAPTAIN \. q. TALTAFERRO.-Inp ur ~ ''
deed Of trust from No. Tahaf.rro sud We 4. ,,
undersigned dated the 2Ofh day ~ februir,. lN-.
recorded I'm the clerks Office OF The th,n.frr ,.
OF the clty of Richmond, %. q. ll2 & rateyGa
and default baying been made In the ia,mfrt,y
portion Of the smOuDr secure by said deceit INA =.
Ing required 20 10 do by the beneficiary ~ win ,.
eeed TO sell, az public auction. m The ur,rr 81.
FRIDAY The 18Th day # March. az A. .'...,. E.
NJ She PROPERTY ioca cd a. ab0y. ds..r.f.f
The HOUSE Is Of modern construction srg ,...
tains twelve or fourteen rooms stable and r1rfl.
house. The Lot l. 90 by 1919 feet % sn lllr, =.
feet wide. This property, beng Immediately ,r ~.
line OF improvement. AMI vilhin tSO .gutr.t r..
Monroe Park. should attract the atfcntlo. ~ f,r,.
seeking a pleasanL home or proftab iuse.ft.tr,
Terms: Cash sufficient 10 pay ihe fNuer... ,
sale aud two note. amounting to tjlZ744 s.'
interest and costs thereon rOm pa day Di F.i.-..
ry, 1880. aud the residu' on such terms ~ sal b..
announced at sale. j. VI. GODDlN.
EDWARD J. WARREN
NH Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 BRlCk
l. BUiLDlNG At TIFF NORTHEAsr ,pRNEl
of two deeds of trust one from W.. Fleet fni,'..
forJ Belle Fleet. the saf W {. Flee snd 'Ir ,s
j. Bell, Fleet 10 John L. Grubb., aud the 'ih.I f.
w C. Fleet trustee for J b. he ect. sud lii..,.i
Belle Fleet TO Richard l.. Mlury. ihe Grit GATED r
18Th of April 1879. and The AFTER ths - OF At
1879, and both recorded IN the c'orA'. rfr. .
The Cnancery Court Of Richmond. ~ WlI .r. f
publlc auction. upon he premise, on FRIDAY .
ION OF Msrch. 1850. al 4. O'Clock T.. e.. H
BRICK DWELLING situated a, aho'e.c.u'aln Pa
six rooms. TIE lot fronts about i3 fe,f iUi r.
back $50 feet TO Orange street.
TERMS: cash sufficient 10 pay ne rD.'. M .l.
and two notes. one for 1850 with Iuior f-Dn
~ Il Of August. $40. and the other f'r ~ a..
Interest from the 24ih of MAY. 1919 'n' 'lt r'.i
due upon such terms a. the rlgtors Boo -t'i f.fi
NAV prescribe. JOHN T.. GRt BIB. Irn.ff'.
RICHARD l.. MAI Nl. 1fuf,'.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Ancti0uctr. uh3
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PnSTPONEMENT.

DISAPPOINTMENT.
The sale Of the REAL ESTATE in Richmond.
by reason of the Indictment weather. was postponed
from Yesterday TO TUESDAY All ERNOpN. ION
OF March, at same hour but the sale OF LAND IN
tIrnrico, on The canal, viii come on HIS AFTER
NOON nj o'clock, as adyefiised above
NH IA The COMMISSIONERS.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

POSTPOSENENT.
The above sale, owing 10 the inciemency of the
weather, Is postponed until WEDNESDAY the
l7Ih day OF March, 1850. at the same hour.
J. PRESTON COOKE,
NH IL Su9cial ON Ia 9Sion,.r
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LOST, sTEAYED. ANo rOUND.

I OST, ON FRIDAY NIGHT. 5'h in
IL slant, II POCKET-BOOK containing SMALL
sum OF MONEY aud PAPERS Of value only TO the
owner. The unoer can retain The money, but please
leave the book and Dapers with Colonel FORBES.
Post master city pOst-Oilice. NH 10
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The following touching tribute 20 zoe
memory Of the Ismented William Fifxbusn
Gordon, Of Nelson county, Va, VINO area
near Fort Concho. Texas, on the 18th OF
December, 1879, is cut from the Waco ia.
aminer Of january 4tb. II Is beautifu'
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Written for the Dispatch
Saint Valeatine.

Saint Valentine.
Saint, what charm TO youth thou ever hast "
But seel I'm taking 10 the empty air,
No shadow of the sain. Is here nor there.
The chilly March winds whisper in my ear
The fact hardly dare 10 dream or fear,
saint Valentine has surely passed."
Fly swiftly, wear, within your cycle vasti
Another year What though watch and walt
Another year his gift were not MS great:
His gift this year--a glance from window thrown
A single radiant look, To me alone,
The lady IN the widow downward casti
Wherever In the world our lot is cast
Wherever our portion be-Oh, lady fair.
With bright aud laughing eyes and waving hair,
To us--though years shall roll and sorrows come !;
To us--thougb dtstaat and apart we roam
Saint Valentine shall ALWAYS last
RICHMOND, VA, March 3, 1880. z. NIB
Whatever you have TO say, my friend,
Whether witty. or grave. or gay,
Condehse as much as ever yoa can,
Aud say ia the readiest way;
And whether You write on rural affairs
Or particular things In town,
Inst word or friendly advice
Boil 1t down.
For IL you 90 splutterIng over page
When couple Of unes would do
Your Dutter Is spread so much. you see.
That tile bread shows plainly through.
So when y0u have story TO tell,
And would Ike little renown,
10 make quite sure OF your wish. my friend.
Boil 1t down.
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THE FOLLOWING PROTEST ha, been
L handed in to lie English committee Of the At
lah:ic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company:
STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON,l
March |, 1880.
Gentlemen.-We the undersigned, holders of and
representing holders Of above ! $500 0o0 CONSOLE
daied bonds Of the Atlsnli.. Mississippi aud Ohio
Railroad Company. at pre- -cnt represented 10y ccrt
1caies OF your committee appointed In 1876 by the
then bot dholders. and presided over By Sir II. W.
Tyler, desire to point out that In holding these GER
hcaies do not wish TO be understood to acquie. &C
either In the 'heme proposed by your committee,
or to your subsequent proc eding~ but that the
contrary shat hold ourselves at liberty To repre-
sent our views before The proper court whenever
necessary.
ISignedI FOSTER x BRAITHWAITE.
HESELTINE, POWELL & Co,
VIVIAN GRAY 4 CO.,
H. q. GObDSMID,
JOHN TAYLOR & CO.,
WALKER. RUSSELL & CO..
HELBERT, WAGG & CAMPBELL,
TOM hiCkALLS Il co,
BORT HWICK. WARN q CO.,
CREWS x LfCHIENSTADr.
r. l.. SIOUS,
HAkS K SONS,
l.. MESSEL n CO.,
GOWAN " MARX,
L. L. TWYCROSS.
II is UNDERSTOOD that these dissenients give gem
era support TO the Dutch Committee. NH s-6t
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ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS.

EOR SALE, A GOOD BUGGY
HORSE about eishs years old; also. XclN
LiShf S.,rkiNGsWAGON, with top, shsfts, and
nh ls.1t CaAlstN. BTXPLES leo.
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POSTPONEMENT.

POSTPONEMENT
The sale Of the LOT on The James River and IA;
nawba canal Is POSTPONED iii IL O'Clock DAY
the 6 ID cf March, 1880, by reason OF bad wea her,
NH 15.2t COMMISSIONERS.
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BY Gruobs Il Williams.
TRUSTEES SALE OF \ BRIO

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer'.
Eleventh street between Main aud psul
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, SECOND FLOOR OFNS
Il Three NICE ROOMS, No. 212 Nine. HI
teenth and Broad streets. NH 15-1tk
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with interest ccrued to day Of presentation. All
parties nreseniing same AT THIS OFFICE will be
promptly paii on and affer This date.
NH 3-WSM3m V. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
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BY George r.. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and AuriiDH''..
No. 1905 Bank stree.

t. THOMPSON Brown, Auc'ioDeer. %
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SACRAMENTO, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 1e, 1880.

MIR. CHASE favored the resolution.
Mr. JOHNSON said that he had no desire to take ad
vantage OF the BILL and if it found necessary to
again put the bill upon its PASSAGE he would vote
for it.
Mr.. HILL opposed the resolution.
hr. Ryan favored the resolution; also Mr. CHE
sEy also Mr.. CoseEa.
Mr.. HrTTELL also favored the resolution. He held
that the bill ought to come back TO the Senate and
be printed correctly and pas ed again.
Mr.. DICKINSON took the same ground and said II
the bill came back he would vote for the bill, under
the circumstances in order not to take any advail-
tage Of it.
Mr.. JOHNSON again strongly urged the Senate to
adopt the resolution and held that the bill would be
Invalid If not corrected.
Mr.. SArrERwHIrE said that the bill had been print
ed, and the leaving cut of more words in the
printed copy could not invalidate the bill. The
amendment had been printed and a mistake in the
printing OF 1t could make difference. The writ
ten bill was correct and it the written bill that
became law.
Mr.. WEST favored the resolution, as he did not
wish to leave shadow Of doubt as TO the validity OF
the bill.
Mr. PARDEE favored the adoption Of the resolu
ton
Mr.. NEuMASN also favored the resolution.
Mr.. ENos raised the point of order that there was
nothing before the Senate, there was no official
notice from the Assembly that there was an error in
the bill
The CHAIR held that there was no official notice
from the Assembly, but that the resolution was be-
fore the Senate.
Mr.. SRARs favored the resolution.
Mr.. WENDELL moved that the further eonsdeTa-
ton of the resolution be made the special order for
tomorrow Immediately after the reading OF the
journal.
The motion was lost by vote of II ayes to 10
noes.
On the adoption of the resolution the roll
called and the resolution adopted by vote of q
ayes to Is noes
AT 5:15 Mr.. SArTERwHlrE moved to adjourn.
The motion prevailed by vote OF 80 ayes to
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COMMITTEES.

The Joint Committees Of the Assembly on Agri-
culture and Water Rights and Drainage had meet
ing to further consider the bills in relation to debris
and reclamation Of valley lands. Upon assembling
of the committee Mr. Fox moved that the Brown As
sembly Bill No. 3s4 be reported back without recon-
mendation. Lost-5 ayes to noes.
The Chamberlain bill read. Upon motion Of
Mr. Fox the first section was amended so as TO hare
the two consulting en- ineers appointed and COM
misioned BY the Governor, and Section changing
the word condemning' to acquiring" Ia rela
ton to lands required under the bill for public
motion to substitute the Young bill for the
Brown bill was lost BY tie yete-7 against T.
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WILLIAM b. MILLER
NOTICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.

ON RECEIPT OF SIS WILL SEND To ANY
address sample case of nv specialties con-
sisting OF bottles DIX RENZS Herb Bitters, 8
bottles Blackberry Brandy, bottles Rock and Rye,
and bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky fthe last
named trademark " Bonanza) all justly Celebrated
goods, and recommended for<medicinal and family
use j. REM, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, No 2t9
Commercial street, three doors below Front, San
Francisco. ia3o-lpSm
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RANCH FOR SALE,
AT A BARGAIN.

NNHE wELL-KNOWN SALISBURY RANCH, ss@.
Il containing about $50 Acres, being iSx5@
the best Grain Land ever offered for sale s-lA=-
in this county. Produces from 25 TO 50 bushels
OF Wheat and 30 to 80 bushels of Barley to the Acre
Soil OF sandy loan formation, and from TO 10 feet
deep Failure OF crop has never occurred upon the
place. Has
GSOd Dwelling and OUt.buiIdings.
Railroad Station with Side Track, and Scales,
Plows, Harrows, Carpenter and Blacksmith Tools
splendid Well OF Water, with Horsepower and Large
Tank
Railroad Trains pass at Station four times each
day. Place is well timbered Situate on line OF Sac
ramento Valley Railroad 10 miles from Sacramento,
at Salisbury Station.
AZ The land rents for So per Acre
Cash. The place must be sold i,nme.
diately, as the proprietor is going to
leave the State. Take part cash.
Apply to SwEETSER & ALSIP, Real Estate and
Insurance Agents. No. l0l5 Fourth street, between
and X, Sacramento. flS-tf
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The above lines are All New,
and have but recently been placed
on our shelves. From the rapid
manner in which they are being
sold, it is evident they are well
appreciated.
OUTSIDE SACRAMENTO CAN ORDER ANY OF
THESE GOODS THROUGH MAILS, A SLIGHT EXPENSE.
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Each additional time. SO
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cents line for each insertion.
Advertisements of Situations Wanted Houses to Let
Bociety Meetings, etc, of LINES Oh LEES will be
inserted In the DAILY RRcoED-UzIoE as foHoRg:
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une Week 10 cents
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SACRAMENTO, March H. 1880.
The Assembly met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Cowdery in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
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Advertisements Of i've lines In this department are
inserted Tor 70 cents for time three times for 80
oents or rs cents per week.
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TIE WEEKLY UNION
EPubiished In seni-weekly paltsl
Is issued on Wednesday and Saturday Of each veet,
comp sing Eight Pages In each issue Sixteen Pages
sach we. l. and u the cheapest and most desirable
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The Senate took up Senate Bill No. 354-An Act
to add new section 10 the Political Code, to be
known Section 1913 relating to 50 aries of school
teachers in cities having 1o0,000 inhabitants or more
(by Mr.. Tray lor)
The bill read third time at length and
passed by vote of 20 ayes to noes
Mr.. MoRELAND gave notice that he would file a
protest against the passage of the bill, as being un
constitutional and wrong IN principle.
Mr.. WEST joined in the notice.
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SACRAMENTO, March II, 1880.
The Senate rnet in regular session at 10 A. NJ,
President Mansfield in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
The journal of yesterday was read and approved
The CHAIR announced as the Committee OF FREQ
Conference on Senate Bill No. 11S-amending Part
l. of the Code OF Civil Procedure Hessrs. Johnson
Bittell and Mendell
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UTANTED-PARTIEs DESIRING TO MAKE
w $40 day should call o. send for the receipt
for making the Mutipex COpring Pad and Ink
Price, 25 cents. MULTIPLEX COPIAGRAPH PAD
COMPANY No 524 J street mrIO-3t.
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DENTISTRY.
III. III. PIERsON,
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY


De HHHNhNs Whk's
WV ATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, NO. go
Wv I36 street, between Fifth and Sixth. fTA
Just received a very fine lot of Watches and N
Iewelry. which will be sold at very low 0Sss&
price. Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired
lja7-1plml
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WTANTED-FoR 81 WILL SELL RECEIPT
w for making Multiplex Copying Pads, with
Ink. etc. Splendid thing for live men. PACIFIC
NOVELTY COMPANY, No. 1925 Seventh street,
Sacramento. Agents wanted everywhere for all our
novelties. mr9-lW.
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WTANTED-AT HoUsToN's EMPLOYMENT
Wv Office, Fourth street, one door south of X.
ALL KINDS OF HELP, Male and Female.
Particular attention paid to supplying families
and hotels with help, FREE OF CHARGE. f13-Im
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UTANTED-BY AN AMERICAN WIDOW, A
w housekeeper's position, in country or city.
References exchanged. Address, MRS. II. WALTON,
Sacramento Cal mr6-1w*
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DY PAYING A GOOD SALARY A FIRST
I'D class male teacher be secured for a school
to open any time after April 14th. Address, Super
intendent 9. Z. BISHOP, room 4, Courthouse, Sac
ramento, Cal. mr6-lws
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PUBLISHED By TILE
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Mr.. JOHNSON offered resolution requesting the
Assembly to return to the Senate Assembly Bill No.
404 in order that typographical might be
rected in the printed bill.
Mr. SATTERwHITE opposed the resolution.
Mr. JOHNSON declared that if the error was not
corrected he would be willing to enter into bonds
defeat any tax levied undei the bill If it was not
corrected.
Mr.. WENDELL opposed the motion and held it was
not necessary to make the correction.
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nunssperm0een entnimmt er bier Dies. 6p
jenes, irdet oerbes uno Ieihtes Shuhs
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