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" " Two Mr. Frost of Standish,  
 
" " Two Mr. Frost of Standish,  
 
" " Three Mr. Johnson of Cornish,
 
" " Three Mr. Johnson of Cornish,
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" " Four Mr. Huse of Wilton.
  
An Order came from the Senate for concurrence directing that all Messages between the two Houses of the Legislature be communicated by the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk of the House of Representatives and that all papers be transmitted by them or their assistants - and the House concurred - sent up
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An Order came from the Senate for concurrence directing that all Messages between the two Houses of the Legislature be communicated by the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk of the House of Representatives and that all papers be transmitted by them or their assistants - and the House concurred - sent up.
  
An Order came from the Senate for concurrence appointing Messrs Davee, Scammon, Williamson, Reed and Cogswell with as the House may join a Committee to examine the returns of Votes for Governor given in, in the several towns and plantations in the State -  and the House concurred and joined Messrs Cilley[?] of Thomaston, Shaw of Sanford; Frost of Standish - Beau of Readfield, Philips of Fairfield - Chase of Calais - Stapley of Swanville - Pillsbury of Bucksport and Spring of Hiram and Miller of Howland - sent up.
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An Order came from the Senate for concurrence appointing Messrs Davee, Scammon, Williamson, Reed and Cogswell with as the House may join a Committee to examine the returns of Votes for Governor given in, in the several towns and plantations in this State -  and the House concurred and joined Messrs Cilley of Thomaston, Shaw of Sanford; Frost of Standish - Beau of Readfield, Philips of Fairfield - Chase of Calais - Staples of Swanville - Pillsbury of Bucksport and Spring of Hiram and Miller of Howland - sent up.
  
 
The Standing Committee on Contested Elections was nominated by the Speaker and appointed by the House, as follows. Messrs Pierce of Gorham
 
The Standing Committee on Contested Elections was nominated by the Speaker and appointed by the House, as follows. Messrs Pierce of Gorham
 
Magoun of Bath
 
Magoun of Bath
 
Chase of Calais
 
Chase of Calais
Bonson of China and
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Benson of China and
Hewett of Portland.
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Jewett of Portland.
  
Messrs John E. Baxter of Bristol, and Archelaus[?] Hunt of Unity, appeared, presented, their credentials, were qualified and took their seats.
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Messrs John E. Baxter of Bristol, and Archelaus Hunt of Unity, appeared, presented, their credentials, were qualified and took their seats.

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10 The Speaker announced the appointment of Monitors as follows - Division No. one Mr. Bolster of Rumford, " " Two Mr. Frost of Standish, " " Three Mr. Johnson of Cornish, " " Four Mr. Huse of Wilton.

An Order came from the Senate for concurrence directing that all Messages between the two Houses of the Legislature be communicated by the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk of the House of Representatives and that all papers be transmitted by them or their assistants - and the House concurred - sent up.

An Order came from the Senate for concurrence appointing Messrs Davee, Scammon, Williamson, Reed and Cogswell with as the House may join a Committee to examine the returns of Votes for Governor given in, in the several towns and plantations in this State - and the House concurred and joined Messrs Cilley of Thomaston, Shaw of Sanford; Frost of Standish - Beau of Readfield, Philips of Fairfield - Chase of Calais - Staples of Swanville - Pillsbury of Bucksport and Spring of Hiram and Miller of Howland - sent up.

The Standing Committee on Contested Elections was nominated by the Speaker and appointed by the House, as follows. Messrs Pierce of Gorham Magoun of Bath Chase of Calais Benson of China and Jewett of Portland.

Messrs John E. Baxter of Bristol, and Archelaus Hunt of Unity, appeared, presented, their credentials, were qualified and took their seats.