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Total

Total number of electoral votes in 1874 275
But now the following States will have a voice in
the election:
Iowa 4 Texas A
Florida 3 Wisconsin 4
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Anew GOODS FOR GENTLE MEM. III. YOUNG,
~ merchant tailor, three doors west of Browns hotel,
Pennsy avenue has opened lot of very beau
ful ready made goods suit the Among them
may be found almost description OF garment in the
and best styles, at very reasonable prices
Also large of the latest styles fancy goods
viz scarf Stocks gloves best kid, all coors do
silk linen &C., with shirts of various kinds and quality
with many other articles necessary and useful for gentle
Measures taken and suits made order the best style
at short notice One price only. Terms cash
March 23-3tawlmif
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"'Withn whose holy precincts lies
Dust that is Immortality
''Musc.--n the of the Virginia delegation a flag with
these words: THE of the Dismal Swamp have saved
the State
.'MUsIc.--The Richmond delegation bore large and
splendid representing sailor up at the mast
head, mailing the starspangled banner, which
the words 'Clay and the Union.
"Leave vain regrets for errors past,
Nor cast the ship away
nail your colors to the mast,
And strike for Harry Clay
"On the back ground vessel in full sail upon the
and the height OF rocky cliff the temple Of Lber
y The side of this beautiful banner adorned
by full portrait of Henry Clay, upon shield enwrapped
with the American flag, resting upon the Constitution
On each side, the foot the anchor and the plough
emblems of the commercial and agricultural interests
Motto, Virginia still claims her son.
''Henrco county, bearing banner, side Of which
Henry Clay meal bag returning home, and the
other side represented Van Buren, dressed in dandy
STYLE overlooking his sheep, with the inscription, $50 900
in sheep and sheep walks. Van at home
she delegation from Virginia, counted after the line
had been formed in Pine street, numbered 24S men-at
in various parts of the city General
pegram acted their chief marshal Norfolk county led
off with neat plain banner.
"The Richmond delegation bore banner of light san
which repre- sented view of the Satehouse. A
rugged in the centre, from the top of which
American flag gayly floating; which inscribed:
Clay and the Union nail plainly perceptible in
the mast, up the rigging of which jack rapidly
climbing with large hammer, for the purpose of mailing
the flag the Below the inscription, The Richmond
delegation On the reverse, a portrait of Henry Clay;
around the frame of which fastened the American
flag.
Then followed delegations from the counties of Freder-
cksburg Spotsyvana, Loudon Berkeley, Morgan, Clarke
Warren and Frederick, each of them with banners some
fthem remarkably unique and handsome.
'To those succeeded delegations counties of
Hampshire, King and Queen, Augusta, Rockbrdge Henri
co, and Prince William, each having banner with some
appropriate device upon it, The banner borne by Prince
William had for its notices the is always the
swift and he who his country best, himself
Beneath these sub-treasury box the back of
tenapn.
''The delegation from the Slashes of Hanover, the birth.
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SHE II III E,s, S sA.LEss

By virtue of sundry Executions to me sssii diii-
rected, viii be sold at s,irnter Court House;
on the first Monday and day following in
March next, within the legal hours of sale,
TO the highest bidder, for CASH tho following
Pc, Personal Property Purchasers TO pay ffpf fs
| Negro, levied On as the m pro
perty of James z. Bell, al. the suits Of iii.
Portwood, j. Sumter, and John Roday.
25negroes, levied on as the
property Of Robt J. Holiday, at thes suit. pf
J. 8: 81. BoWie,ss3 cases, and i. B. Stod-
;dard & Co. 3s z: 4. ;s, 4
i horse, levied on as The pro-
Perty, Of 8, Tindall, Eln At The suit Of E p.
| negro, levied on as S the pro- pro,
perty of H. j. Singleton, at the suit of 4. i.
Gohrtin. 4 ii, ,,ss{; }. -. ~; 4; ,Sjss
u. HARVEY sKINnsER, S. 8. 5. s. &.
Feb. 16, l546. ;9s ~ # &c.
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/ MRS. HsODi1mnlsioils;

! VIII open a Female School at Liberty
Hill, Kershaw District with competent AS.
slstants, on terms Of tuition as follows, per
session Of five months n 81 1ss
Orthogfaphy, Reading and Writing, ~ 'UD
With Arithmetic, Grammar and His
tory commenced, -is- - s7s,s- g. i0O
graphy,: -.;f ,-y.sI = .I2 90
Drawing and Painting, 81. 6 ~ - 10 90
Music on the Piano, 20 90
Embroidery and worsted work, : 8 90
Jan. %. 'sf l6 4t 4. y. 8.
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SOUTH -CAR;0LINA ---sUnITER DIST.
! BY w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said

By W.LElRIS,s Esq, Ordinary for said
District. - ~. "a -. - 4 x
Whereas, Henry Kelly hath applied to ms
for Letters q Adminisfratio ion, on all and sin
singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of Daniel Kelly, late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased. ss2 So .iss.
! These are, therefore, TO cite and 5adlnon-
Iish all and singular, the Kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Court for, tie said
District, to be holden, at Sumter Court
! House on Friday, the 3rd day Of March, 1s4s,
3tration shotild not be granted rs III
= Given. under my hand anu seal this 18th
day of Febrnary,in the year of our
IF, g. Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-elght, and in the 7lst year of
{ American Independence. 8 I.is
& W.sLEWIs, 8. 5. d.
( Feb. 18, 1s4s. 16 2t itsys5'
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SIS REWIA.IRD.

I will give the above named rewgrl Of IS
to any persons that will apprehend and deliv-
ers to the Jailer Of Sumter District "a negro
FELLOW named SIMON, "a Blacksmitlil be-
longing to the estate Of Thomas w ats He
tI has wife either at Mr. Ervin's or Henry
Goodma,l's, on Pudding swamp, where It is
supposed he may Be lurking about ;s!f Sii5S5t
g Ff77tas STEPHEN LACOSTE, sSasssyS
81 fustee Est. Of Z hos. Wells.
Mt Clio, Feb. Q, ls4s. 53 - 80 10 tt 3
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HEAD QUAR.ER,S. !!
HEAD QUARTERS,

1lLAD sSOAh i ENS, =
5ru BRIGADE, s. C. NJ.
Su'nterrilie, 17th Feb. l94S.
ORDER NO, ,a.
The Commission of Colonel of the Goth
Regiment, South Carolina Militia, having
been vacated by the promotion of Colonel
Chandler to tho Office Of Brigadier General
5th Brigade s. c. NJ, Lieut.. Colonel Rhame
commanding will order all election for Colo
mel to fill the vacancy, to be held on Thurs
day, the 9th day of April next. The Polls
will be opened at each Company rendezvous,
from II o'clock, A. M. to 3 O'Clock p. M
The managers (or at least one of them from
each place of election,) will meet at the
Regimental muster ground ("The Swimming
Pens," on Saturday, the Both day Of April
next, count over the votes and forthwith
transmit to Head Quarters, statement in
writing, showing the result Of the election.
by order of Brig. Gen. CHANDLER,
a. c. SPAIN, Brig Major.
>. 9Th Brigade, S. @: Nj.
Feb ~ II If
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DIED On Thursday night, the 10th inst.
at his residence in Lower Salem, Sumter
District, Mr.. STEruEN EVANS, seEr., agail
SOlyears or more Virtue, honesty, integri-
~, hospitality and Kindness " ere his charac-
teristics The community bless and cherish
his memory, whilst he died without single
enemy to yi.Aperatc his good name.
~. I ~ Il n2 A NEIGIIBoR.
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NOTICE Go yVorIxIiilcaI. !.

81 IN, iflHY!,DI.HAHllcll.s
The Commissio of Public Buildings
ltor Sumter District will receive sealed Pro.
posais sto max additions; aud alterations in
the Cont House, until tie 9Th Of March
The plan and specifications may, be seen
Of the Board, to whom Proposals must be
sent. &: 45 s,s,,,,.I
BY order Of the Roard, Il, u 5.'s, y, J
WM. HAYNsWORTH, Sec'y, !,
I Feb. Id, lS4s. 10 st,
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NOTICE,.' I

lhaye appointed Major William E. Rich
ardson my Attorney, immediately to bring to
a close and settle up all matters and things
pertaining to my Late Sheriffhlty of Sumter
District; and request all persods concerned
All persons indebted to. me are requested
to make immediate payment to my said At
itorney: and those having demands against
me, are requested to present them to hin,
without delay. ~;
THOS. J. WILDER. y
/ Feb. II, 1s4s. l6 If ,.
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NOTICE.

There will he a meeting Of tho citizens OF
Sumter District, held at the Court House on
next sale-day, for the relief Of tho people of
ireland. # in the fierce and sanguinary
conflicts Of fiyal nations with one another
contending for empire and glory, each Of
them calls upon their truly brave and war
like sons, that they expect them to do their
duty. How much more natural is it to think,
that Ireland, long enduring, patient and suf-
.terlng Ireland, in her present wretched and
dePl2ra9le condition, expects all her GENU-
!lNE sons, wherever they or their descend
ants might be found, to discharge tlleir du-
ties to her.
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(!


who left Tiny residence near Ehsnfe nfeyviiie,
about the 20thsof I'D csfnBsEsl last Abranp or
! SAbram Hampton, as he Ia some etimes called,
p So femns nskable negro, He ID: nearly Eeyen
teet inheIght; Weigh near two hundred and
MY pounds; has q scar under ono of his
epes; is very black inte ligent: and his
lront teeth 1ut, much decayear 81:
Twill give the above reward ifor his sdelipe.
~ to- fat my residence or Thirty 10 ollars
for his lodgnlent il any Jail i'm the State 81
South Carolina. - i53si;; i,3gSis
s. 81 Z w. Sc. AiELLETT
1 February 9, l84S. Ia . II S y!
Sc g::T;'t'he Charleston Couriier, ieiu pp pl;sll
ithe abope once q soeek till and selld 6ill
10 fhis office ~, ,; s.
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Election Notice.

III pursuance Of the provisions Of tie Acts
Of the General Assembly in such cases made
and provided: There will be an Election
held ut the usual places Of Election for Clar-
endon comfy, Sumter District, on Monday,
the day of March next, for 1dr Coilcct-
or for said county, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the removal from Sumter District,
fthe late incumbent.
I; D, JONES, 6. c. ?. $.
Office Of Com. Pleas,
Sum. Dist. Feb. 81, ,1648 1S If
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RUNNING FoR AN OFrIcE.--.-.IIallou
there, TIC what's your hurry, where are you
going Going, I'm running for an Of.
tice's trimming for IN oflic-' ..Vhy q
lawyers Office: Blast it I'm sued -
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81 3 81 So E, q! & Z 3, Notice.

- 1NI =, 4 -. =, sr
( TO:AEL WHOM TINA YtCONCERN.
The subscriber takes this method of in
D forming all those who are inhabited to him by
Note or Account, that If they do not come
forward and settle with him before return day
they will find their Notes, Sc, in the hands
ofSJ.SB n. Hammet, Esq: for collection.
iilssi;. ~ JOHN NJ. HODGE.
fasF'eb. %, 1888. 1e 2t
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.TEAs !.TEAs TEAs!!l:]

S .lEsAS IktlAS lt2'lsEASi!!.I
Atthe Agency Of the New York Tea Com.
pany, The oldest Tea Establi 3
The Canton ,Eea company haa bean popu-
slarly known for many Years, and the public
have had full proof OF their intsgrity and re-
sponsibility but such has been the demand
for fheir Isas, that they have been obliged to
enlarge their tieo Estdb ishmenis ID N. York,
No l25 Chatham aud Ia3 Greenwich street.i
Retail prices are as follows, sBbject, in all
cases, to be returned If not appfofdd nf
GR G p EEN ls!N I; TEAS: T. A.s
4 Extra Fragrant Iyson, ST. 22i por ID.
B Ne Plus Ultra do, so per ID. 4
+ Good GunpnWder ~ !. 81 H "a per lh,
Extra fine do : 80 81 % per ID. #
Very fine Imperial, j 90 Per ID,
/ 81 BLACK TEAS ySl n
Z Finest ERSLIsH BREaKFasf, b. 5ss
lreyy rieh PeEoe JJlauov, 7a per u, %
Extra fine Ooolong, q 90 per ID, IS s.
Ne Plus Ultra do -5S. 80 per lb,
Every package Gin additio{, 10 it's contain,
ing fiji ,oeigh bears the stamp of nsatnesa
and elegance, and the Teas therein aro so
thoroughly secured from tho air. that theis
sssl.iK aSs siI,as,s ana power vll lsnain 'npairsd
Afnll supply Of the aboYe ,T,esg just res
ceiyed in anaytera half and one poun packa.
ges, and are offered for sale By III,
DICKSON " Att AZ, a sssts
g Feb 3D. sS CdHidsnss
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Abry Goods In g Cllarleston. |;
Tie subscriber would invite the attention.
Of Planters aud Families who slnny visit
5tfharleston to his stock of ~ II ssf Is s
RICH, FAN g "a NgDssTAPhE5
Ulatl GOO ODs, 4
Having made large additions to his room
the past season. he is able to offer greater in
ducements than eyer before, to Ills friends
and customers, and Confidently Invites atten,
ton to his sToCKas the i;
Most ErtensiDe n, sSoutteass
+ Country. sts
1t is intended to embrace every article IN
the Dry Goods Line.
Our front sales room will contain q COM
Eplete assortment of 'iS
LADIES RICH DRESS GOODS.
Silks, Mpslins, Barsgcs, Cashmercs, Alpac-
. cas-, Bop2'basi,les, Sha,rls, s.liantlcs, IL
Mantillas, sVisettes, dc.
/, GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
Linens, Linen Fabrics, Hosiery, es.c. dc.
"a In our Domestic Rooms will be found n
very full assortment Of Domestics. ,.-E
Negro Goods, BLANKETS,
Dsnaburss,9 &c. &c.
7 UParticular attention paid to this depart
,uent of our business. And Planters will
liud our stock aud prices well worthy their
attention.
Onr facilities for purchasing goods, are
such, that we are able to offer them at such
prices, as defy competition
L. w. BANCROFT,
253 King st. Charleston, g. C.
n. Rim our wholesale rooms, I'VE offer
a large and wellsselected STOCK to Mer-
chants for cash or approved paper, ut such
prices rs are well worthy the attention Of
close buyers, for close markets: ~. '3
March l, 1913. 10 ly
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SW. a. KENT MITCHELL,
I, 3, G q as lllV.IL II4 zsI..p 3, ! s. 6
No. 26e, KlHe-sr coRHER OF WEarw7onTn,) II
& ; I14ARLESTO ON, IS, g. ;;;iS - -

w. S NJ. Offer Offers to III thes public M f;a a
superior article in sstperfne Dress and FrocK
COATS; Beaver, Frock and Over Goats and
Sacks, (plain and embroide Tered, Cashmere.
aMerinos Satin. SfTk and Cassinaere Vesta!
plain and figured ECassincre and other Pants!
with general assortment Of
lO,tt. fitting Goods and n d Ea,s.tc,us,.
/, PITCHES:
PURCHASERS Will rIND AT ATT TINES AN
SEs,xcELLENT 81 z AssolI THE
ING ARTIcIEs 4, 2.s' .'ss
White long cloth and linen Shirts.
IGoiored muslin and linen &: DO, :ss Ill
Linen Collars and Bosoms, ,s s sit S.
Black silk and satin Stocks, 80. 's
CORD CORD. sait apa saasn da s'iSs,s Sss ss
Silk and satin Scarfs, g ssS ~ .tg
Gambric ana isilks Pocket Handkeseb ebiafs, .5s, M
Kid and hnc kskn GLOVES, 80 a
sMeriDo and Berlin do. ss q.
Silk and thread do, 81 &
six elastic Suspend rs, 8 ),
Elastic suHpendeF Ends, e y.
Silk, cotton and lamb 9 wool cocks, - 3
Silk and .Inerino Under shirts and DraMers, I,
Lambs wool and Shet land mixed
Flannel, Segovia and Berlin do, H
Shaker flannel and Eng. buck cksin do,
Minerva Shoulder Braces, &; y
Riding and AloneY BELTS, 'ss -,
Dressing GoWns and Caps, 81 s. 81 rs Sc 81
Silk and cotton Night Caps, So
Trunks, yalises and .carIiet Raga,
Silk and Cling Umbrellas Il Z, s.
Combs, Brushes, M Peqrfsnse q fl esc, atcp Szc.
Days ats Prop Caps,
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AFIoW do you contriYc to raise your
rcnt;,, said a lazy tavern lnungcr to OH
honest thriving farmcr. Why sir,-' said
the, latter, II pu, my plough into the
ground, ind after it is well broken up,7I
drop nsced, and thus raise potatoes,
Wlleat, corn, cabbage, turnips, parsnips,
qnd.@thc rent
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e ISEAspNABLE REQUEsg.-An exchange
Gays, a petition has been presented to the
legislatt lure Of Alabama, that Charles Fred
erick Kollessinsti Yon Poniatowskiila la Pogeat
de N EeErassee do. Ia Poquellaiyie Noln-
mehesP lion, may be permitted TO change;
his name toS Francis Duncan. a.. ID 81
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,...CHARIl,T,Y.E

KSk 1e1 = ~. q
The outward work, without charity,
Iroftetb nothing; but whatsoeyer is done
out Of charity, be; it ever SO little and sap-
temptible in the sight of the world, is
wholly fruitful; for God weigheth more
with how much love one workcth, than
how much he doth. He doth much That
loveth much; he doth much thst doth
9 thingRell II Wesley. 81,
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F~ soie' Of sooks, 81. see Fourth Pags.
WgoNrspAY. June IL

WEoNEsDAY, June ll-PM.
The market for Stocks to-day was rather active,
and the tendency Of the prices upward An attempt
Was made % bear Treasury Notes, and l2j0oO we're
sold At per cent regular and . on time At the
close the seller offered $4,000 at 2i seller days.
lu Rills there is little or nothing doing The
market is heavy and good bills well endorsed, could
be had at 100 per cent The demand is very small and
the supply considerable.
Farther engagements OF one or two vessels for
bringing home troops have been made today These
engagements made al s. 900 70 965O0 for the whole
voyage Among others, the following ships have been
taken - John, Claiborne Medemseh sarah, Ne
braska Christsna and Iowa The ships from $50 10
100 tons burden Engagements Of 5000 bushels Com
were made at 3D. in bags, for Liverpool and consider
able heavy fcghts al 225 Cd 025s There is change
10 London
Rumors continue 10 prevail that there will be
foreign bids for the Loan, some OF them with some
foundation and others with none That arrange
mcnt OF kind for placing considerable portion Of
the Loan on the other side is going on. we have
reason 10 believe; and have also to believe
that English house at least is ready to bid for a
portion. 1t would give great and immediate relief TO
the Exchange market if considerable amount Of the
Loan shall be taken for foreign account and relieve the
Banks of their fears of continued drain Of specie The
general impression in the street is that the bids win
range from ll 70 y per cent
The Banks continue to call in their demand
loans and the price Of paper has advanced The best
names sell at per cent.
The amount of Specie entered at the Custom
House as shipped by the United Safes is 500 ii4,
follows Half dollars slsj,9jO; American gold SsOs5
French silver, Sl52lsS; French gold 95,2s7 Spanish
loubloous, s5,466; soycregns, s5O5O Napoleon
S3Os4 Mexican dollars, S29,3O2.
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad for the first
twelve days in June am ounted to Sl25l2. The total
for the month will be about $4,000 it Is ostim aed
The receipts on the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad for May show but small falling off
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Things in rhilndeIphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, June a.
The friends of Prison Discipline hold their Con-
tenton here next Tuesday arranged nj the meeting
Ia your city during October last.
The ship Kalamazoo il now lying at Newcastle with
her crew in state of mutny. She viii either come
back 20 the CITY, or wait till another crew Is shipped.
special meeting of the Stockholders of the Read
Inc Railroad Company was held M thor Office this
morning The attendance showed the 'argest ropresen
ia0n Of shares ever present at any previous NEE ting
of the Company
The stockholders unanimouslv accepted the law au
torzing the conversion OF $50 bonds into preferred
stock and gave authority tC the directors TO exchange
preferred per cent stock for the bonds Of 80 and So
They also authorized the issue of this preferred stock
o. meet small amount Of floating debt maturing the
year and next the OBJ Get being TO leave the company
free OF all difficulty 20 as 10 commence the payment Of
dividends from the lst of January next
resolution W. likewise passed directing the Presi
dent ana Man's 20 apply the income oil the roau
eei 1nf' uho 20 the purchase OF any new machinery
on consruc aon account but 90 devote rr-t 10 the
paymento interest aud then TO dydendson preferred
ana uhW elcrrcd stock
The news bv the steamer has hardly affected our
mar Ct and there Is an anxiety TO sec private 'ce7.
lo ar frm but inactive; Corn Meal held without sales
s4S29 The supply of Wheat continues scarce WIN
saics 500 bushels 10 2jc for good Pcnnsy wanna feds
and 1900 for white. Sales l2uO bushels fcnns\ wanna
Rva at zoe The news has somewhat Influenced Corn,
which il heavy sales $500 bushels pcnnsy lyano gel.
low 40 81 10 55c weight. a cargo of southern Oats
sold at 32ic Cotton quiet, holders pretty iTn helns
fortified by the light stock. Provisions are quiet iht
stock of al kinds light and holders anticipate an hd
vance sugars selling in small lots n fan rates. Mo
hsses duh Sales Whisky iu hbis al D.. and steady.
sALEs or S1ocSs-FHS Board-6lOO state os, 500 Z
1000 do. sos 3Oeo do. 75l 300 Lehgh ~, oil l*u
Lchigh Coal scrip "a 80 ltcadg tt &is 30 90, ~
20 lazeton Coal CO. -, ID Farm aud Mech Sank 9Ot
Wcstorn Bk 40; 500 q : Treas Notes, lW lOOO
q Loan 6s, 1922 100 Morris Canal, lot.
Second Boord-i5 Lehigh Interest % 1913 Union
Canal. 10 - Girard Bk, l0l 200 Morris Canal lOs
300 Reading Ri Gs. 54i
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~ telegraph TO the Ncw-YOrk Tribune
xxxh CoNGnEss.Fir.' Session.
srvATF. wAsnNoroN' Wedno'day' JUNO y


.ex4qr w,srrNeroN "Wednesday, juno a.
~hN'' al, f.,,,.ri, teo ON Military
ST. BENTON .nN.ih'i' y ,.. e. ,,r,,cido for H.
sfars reported J'iN' '., - III fha t-nf
uauspoiiailoA l' '. "a tt,-sd ,oilnteers and such
Ted -'ai.- 10 no.. ems ol service expire with the
fesol'. W a. pvNroN also gave notice that hC
cosc 81 ~. . b., ttis resoIafiou tomorrow.
uouia 80 .''' a. 80, a., Committee on NIL
Ny bNhlAN" " - ,bc hn providing for the
tsy A-als 'l'.i FL ~ rrot,.rfv lost IN ltary
payment loI 'oi.'e quo -, T-he amendment Wa
scf'icc WIZ In, - tfen read a third time and
f
Lint p,sol hutton from the House in favor of pay
80 f,-.r,s ot tlc Texas Regiment was then taken
n- ,'' ..,c,ieJ when o was read a third time ard
S
Ito, tf. Senate laid aside the morning bust
~ ..,.i.l f1 the cons. Liberation OF The order o
10 o' 4 Il ,,..s tba Irlian trrr1r,-iei.ou BID 1he
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