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ADAMS EXPRESS COMP.ANI'S
LINE having been extended to SuD,irr
rHir, the MERCHANTS and CITIZENS
nave .iaiiy uciiites ior procuring iieavv
Goods and all descriptions Of light and
valuable packages from Charleston anr
the South. By the way of TIC Sol,n Carroll.
na and Wilmington and Manchester Roads,
and from al points North rin WILMINGTON,
". G. Competent and dHcnfire " .NcSsen-
gers accompany each mail train for the
security and prompt delivery OF all articles
committed tn "uur charge.
The well known responsibility of the
Company - sufficient TO recommended it
as the most reliable us well as the prompt
est me ans Of transit Of articles Tor ali kinds.
BENZ. MITCHELL,
Agent.
Sept. l3, 1914 4G If
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New Establishment,

New Establishment,
He ICE 81 IT HI % WI 5 ON,
.SUM7ERIILLE, $. C..
Dealers in English, French and American
DrWSs1 Medicines aRad
Chemicals,
Paints. Oils, VarnisIes aud Dvc StuHs,
Glass, Putty, Glue and Sand Paper. Paint,
Farnish, Camel Hair and Whitcwasll
Brushes; Fine and Choice Perfumory and
Fancy Goods, Pure Liquors and Wines, for
MEDICAL purposes, I.anccts, Scariiicators
and Cupping Glasses, &c.
All the Popular Patent Medicines direct
from the propretors.
Agents by appointment, for DR.. Jayncs
and DR.. Dennis celebrated Family Mcdi-
cncs, also for Farlc!l's Arabian linmcn,,
Mortimer Il Mawbfay's Hampton Tii C.
turc. Carriers Spanish Mixture: &c.
All articles from this Establishment are
warranted fresh and genuine.
Physicians, Planters and country Aer-
chnn's sehing to us. can rely upon getting
Prime Articles, and having their orders
promptly executed.
July 26, 1854 80 6m.
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In Equity Sumter District.
Ietlia Is. Broushtun, &
Margaret l.. Broughtnn,
by their mex, friend,
james Il. Brock,

james X. Brock,
=. Ss,
Epsy Is. Broughton.
IN pursuance Of All order in tia above stated
case. will offer ht p,iblic sale. un the first
Monday in November next. Mt !SurnIcr Court
House that plantation or tract Of nnl esimu-
ted 10 contain about six thousand acres, lying
in Clarendon corrty Sumter District, ut or
near Fulton Post Office, belonging To the es.
tate Of the lu,c Edward Bromghton Jr., dc.
ceased and upon which lie resided at the time
of his death. Not 10 he sold for less than sew
Ell thoislnd scfcn hnnircu and fifty dollars
Upon the Premises is 4 t;rist Mill, pnL n Saw
Mill which is not in running otder.-'rhc
lands lie upon the Watercc Swamp runtpiniuy
both low aud high lands and affords an IN
surpassed range for stork of all kinds-ile
whole cpnst tniing one of The, most valuable
Plantations srcr offered for snle il this Dis.
tri't
Ms.-on.- fourth pirt Of the purchnse
money I" he paid in cash: the hnlancc payable
i'll one, TWO and three years with interest from
the day of sale, the purchaser 10 give bond and
personal security, and mortgage Of the land
for the Credit portion Of the SAID purchase mu
ney.
W. +. TIAYNSWORTlI,
Csm'r, in Eq'ty. S. u.
OCT. 6, 1851. IL I'll
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American Arts Union,

III" imerican Aris' Union, would respect
inlS announce :" the citizens Of the Unied
States and the Canadas. that for the purpose Of
cntiSating Il taste for the fine arts throuyhout
the Country, and with the view of enahng
rSery ta'niiy To become possessed Of n gallery OF
Engravn.s,
Ri he FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,f
Ihcy l'arc ,iercrnlicd, in order To create an
extensive sale for thcit Engravnss, and thus
not only give rnpolyinen 10 II large number
ol artists and Others, but inspsire among our
cointryiici taste for works Of a;t, 10 present
to- the purchasers Of their engraYiugs, Wliea;
2'oooo oi them are sold, .fsss
$4,000 GWs, ot'hte actual cost Of Sl50O06.
Each purchaser Of a One Dollar engraving, !,
therefore, receives not only an engraving ricn.
~ worth the money. but also ticket which
entities him To one of the Gifts when rheyare
distributed. !.
For Five Dollars, highly finished engraving
e,ulitully painted in oil, and five gift tickets
VIII he sent; or five dollars worth ofsrleiiled
engravings can h. selected from the Catalogue:
copy ot the Catalogue, tiigether with d
specI!lei o one of tie engravings, can be .e m
at the office OF this paper. ~
FOR each Dollar sent, un engraving actually,
worth that sum, aud a Gift ,ch er, " i'll immedi.
atcly be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The Committee believing tat the success Of;
the Great National UHdertakiI,y will he Juate. ,
rally promoted by the energy and enterprise
Of Intelligent and persevering Agents, have fs,
solved TO treat with such on the most liberal
tcruis.
Any person wishing to become u, Agent; by
scniiuc tpost paid, 81. will receive by rettriil
iii;ili, one dollar engraving, and Gift Tick
ct prospectus, catalogue aI,l other ne
Ccssary information.
Q.. The final completion uf the sale the Gifts
will be placed i'll tie hands of Committee OF.
the purchasers to be distributed, due notice of
which will he glvon throughout the United
States and the Cailas!as, !. -.
n.l2,H, dhHE dxHE.HNS -
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Gun and L0ckSmith Shop.

The subscriber informs the public that
he has added To the workshops near the
Depot in Sum'ervillc. a shop for doing
Gun, kstn;th, and other fine SmihNurk
and las employed first rate workman
Ior That purpose.
IT. J. COGIII.AN.
Sep. -; 1854 43 If
a. Walchman copy II.
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Reference In regard to the Real Esta,e, +.
J: F!sscher Il Co, Real Esthte Brokers', New
York, Orders, tpost pa,d,) will, money enclosed
10 the addressed, =.
NV. HOLBROOKE, Sec,'E
sos Broadway, n. y. g
now ready for delivery
Aug 23, 81. i3 Gun.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
10 Marble busts OF Washiuy.

100 " :" Calhoun, 100. 10000
80 elegan, Oil Paintings. in '0o s
splendid gill frames, size 3l1 lO0.S 5000
feet, EACH
loo elesan. Oil Paintings azsa. CO. 5000
500 steel plate Engraviilgr, brill
antly cold in oil, rich gilt ! TO-. 5000
frames 2ix30 inches, EACH f-
10000 elegant steel plate En- 500
cravings, colo'd in oil, of III. fs I'LL
Washington Monument, 20
by &c in. each ., 4. 10000
237 900 Steel place Engnvines,
from 100 different plates,
Low in possession of, and tta I
owned by the Artists Unou isr gys
Of the market value Of, from us2
30 cents 10 81 90 each -, Al. 900
f:rs,-ciass Dwelling, in 3lst,
street, y. y. Cisy :: -. ,-,u1 10 OOO,
% building lcts in 100 and I0ist
,oe each Si s5Siuo S;.. f. ssp !, 1899 sssoo
10000 50. #. in the sllrbIirbs of -
New York City, md com. Is
manding magnificent view, AZ
ofthe Hudson River ana Long
% Island nd So, SS,"nd i; :, 80. ;, 500
ont interest, or security. OF Aa' S.4E
- y u'aA7, .rn'' $3.50 each, ai Il Z 5000
3u '-H ~. lOo ~ E4S Il 4, 5000
ioU e" ~ 30 5000
So1 70 5000
> 600 a. - q f's-ftF F,n 600
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Fancy and Toilet Articles

bcautiin! assortment. Call mt Dorran',
and examine them. Also n variety Of Note Pa.
per and Envelopes. for sale by
DARGAN e. co.
Next door to China's Hotel.
Feb. 90, 1851. IS if
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TIL. Richmond Medical College.

For several days last week. the Committee on Schools
aud Colleges occupied with discussion relative to
this institution We were able to attend; and yet
shared the general curiosity know what il Was all
about.
1t was known, that the Trustees Of Hampden SD
ney and the Medical Professors differed with respect
the terms Of union between thom-and that the Medical
Professors intended apply to the Legislature for ia
dependent charterwhich they have done. At the time
Of the difference last year. it currently reported tia,
the Board of Trustees had obj ,ction whatever to
separation to tue grant by the Legislature Of an in
dependent charter. We heard this from many
quarers-AnJ from Of tue Trustees tbemseves--who
also informed that such seemed be the general dpo.
ton Of the Board. But seems this was a mistake or
change has them. TSo great lawyers IRON
Prince Edward have down to oppose the application
Of the Medical Professors behalf Of the Board and 10
their name, understand II TO claim full power
the Medical College and absolute right to all property
pertaining to it, as tie property Of uampden Sidney
This not be in words the precise claim pre-
erred but IL comprehend IT, it amounts TO that or J.,
amounts to nothing
We shall speak Of proceeding in mild terms the
outrage simple justice aud common honesty involved
in it will possibly admit.
For fifteen years the connection subssted between the
Two institutions with the understanding the part Of the
Docios that they TO nominate TO vacant professor
ships, and the Board Of Trustees to confirm. This
understanding practically aud scrupulousy fu6led
on both sides until last year Then Tor the FIRST time
did the Doctors hear that this understanding
sidcred binding by the Trustees They refused TO sub
nit TO the new Interpretation put upon the terms Of union
They appealed to the original understanding or agreement
in confirmation Of their view Of the matter, they ad-
duced the eotempoancous and written testimony Of Dr.
Carroll, at that time President Of the College. They also
sdduced the testimony Of DIR. Draper, Professor Of
Chemistry in Hampden sidney-the very man who nego.
tsted the onion, the part Of the Trustees with the
Doctors in Richmond. The Board met this oyerwheIm
ing testimony by discred,ng their own agents and repu
dating their authority The charter (hey said did not
suthorSe such agreement 70 be made spd they would
not be boHnd By IT, We make comment on The NOR.
atty involved ia that Of conduct But certain II j.
the charter ss much authorized that contract as did the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-17

A CARD---ro the Citizens of AlbcmnrIc Co.,
citizens Of A6emre county vnia through the poteneE
Dr. Rando phi, Undertake, ESQ., and Others has
visit charlottevi snd deliver free lecture and perform
pements In the Baptist Church. att o'clock Tuesday
instant and may be consulted a, the Central Railroad HOTEL
on Tuesday afternoon 18th instant and Wednesday
throughout the day also on Thursday morning. until
leave for Richmond.
After which
Gp DIR. &. BRAINERD.-Dr BRAIEKp can be coz.
suited at the Exchange Hotel until Saturday, 2sh
from to II A. NJ and to T. NJ Ny will
fore let all who wish treatment apply
by addressing o paid, box I0 New oy
nature OF their and whether the large
also whether the stands promptly
dollars, obtain advice; which
the for advice will be deducted
sidered.
DR BRAsERD has restored perfect
partial and total bndpess of from IL
by from 10 seconds to minutes application scientific
Dr. B. has also cured Of inflammation
gravate grades; pain from, and intolerance Of g
pess or loss Of sigh, from and which
have remained permanent TO the present moment
For abundant evidence NJ the facts
had IN statements 81 persons treated and published
P err Many Of those persons be at his at 10 A.
NJ r. NJ Of each day, at which hours Dr. H. will perform
pertinent. on the worst cases that may be presented
p g. See notice above, for hours and who
see Dr. Branerd within the time stated viii @ 10 hi at ar
he will positively leave ron for New Orleans Goth
Instant jal1-t
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, Jan. lItb, 1854.
Bills wero reported from respective committees as fol
lows;
Authorizing the School Commissioners Of the county OF
James City to remit TO their sum of money be-
longing to the School fund Of the county, and by him
To amend the 9th section OF passed on the ebth
day OF February, 1885, entitled incorporate the
fs9quier White sulphur Springs so NJ to authorize the
said company to sell their whole real estate.
Concerning the Virginia State Agricultural Society," an.
propriatng money thereto, and establishing system for
managing the finances thereof (This bin on motion OF
Mr. Thompson, read the first time and ordered to
Amending tho sah section Of chapter is4 OF the CODE
SO as 10 Increase the compensation to the aor of the
city Of Richmond.
eety for six years. for the purchase of
old manuscripts in England illustrating the history this
Revviug, re enacting and amending an act of March
It'll lsis incorporating hs Philppi and Buchanan turn
pike company.
A joint resolution Offered by Mr. Martin and laid
over authorship the joint committee for inspecting the
books and for examining into the Of the Bank
oil the Old Dominion to employ clerk.
The following joint resolution taken up. on
motion Of Mr. Old Resolved by the General
Assembly that the Board Of Public Works in.
struct all the state directors in all railroad or
companies other companies In which the state has any
as stakeholder to vote for resolutions drec
tors In such companies forbiddiug all officers such
companies to receive pay any Bank or
Individual notes Of less denomination than five dollars
I" M seces'ns or paving money for such companies.
Mr. Parker moved to amend the resolution by inserting
after the word "dolars the words .or any individual
note OF any denomination whatever.
The adoption OF the resolution advocated by Mr.
oid, and opposed by Messrs. Ward and Witcher. The
hour for taking up the unfinished business arrived he fore
was disposed of and the Senate proceeded to the con.
sderston OF the bill for the extension Of the Orange and
A Ale, Railroad from Gordonsvlle to Lynchburs,
win an appropriation of nine hundred thousand dollars
from the State. Mr. johnson Of Bedford advocated the
passage of the BILL aud Mr.. witcher Of Psylvania op
Poseu !" AT. Witcher gave way for motion ad iaurn
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IKE.

CoUsrERF.irERs.- Tuesday Last two ne,so,s 6,,
hiax county, who were well known to many of our CHI
Hens who had frequently them before aud sold them
goous passed about $500 in this city, ia counterfeit
neies upon the hank OF Georgetown, Of tho dement,
hshon OF f2o The notes well executed and coulI
not be detected by the inexperienced Il was discovered
tue same evening" and officers Royal Lee and Gouldn
immediately went in pursuit, and found them Mt
Campbell Court House. They wero arrested without
difficulty and brought hack to the city They were brought
before the Mayor yesterday morning. who them
10 prison. and liked upon 10 o'clock to day for their tr,
We iorbear to comment any farther upon tho crcuu.
stances OF the case until after tho trial In the meantime
would be well TO beware OF twenty dollar notes upon
the Bank OF Georgetown, S. c. for the counerlets arc
said to DO admirably executed and cannot be easily dn.
guished from the genuine notes without minute
son.-Lynehbury Rep, Jan. le.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-17

EB The Editor Of the Bulletin, who heard Mr. Deanes
speech on the Gauge question: conies7es that it wrought
change in his opinion. He had previously inclined
to the narrow gauge; but the facts aud the argu-
ments Of Mr. D. changed his views We think like re
suit will olow-whenever the whole subject Is diapag
sionatey considered Our friend, Col F. who's an adrot
manager has Deen engaged many months in foresaIlng
the public Judgment and has had al the argument to
himself That will he the longer. And with his
PERMISSION We must say he is mstaking his true policy
this matter lie had better tack right about add 70 for
making the Central Road five feet all the way in direct
line from Richmond to Covingon and tile Ohio lie will
thereby in the words Of Mr. Elett "oJian an acaniooe
ooer oil competitors North or South"
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RICHMOND u1PEFTs I,,,.

nIChnOND M1RhETS JAHUARr l6
. BACoN-Mountain cured, hog round Sc. curcd and
smithdeld, l9 Baltimore Sides s-I az; Shoulders
3 4 cents. -
BUTTER Goshen, IB n as cents; stock of Mountain
large and dull, at IL Is cents.
vi fEE--We quote Rio IL le a IL; Laguyra l3 "a
~ iec; Java lS l-ea II; Mocha Ia l.2 10 lq cts
reduced. ' ~
CORN MEAL-Countr, roc; Mills SIC.
Flsii-Mackerel, No. ga, small, TAI Ii; the latter
per bbl; gross Ia a.
FLOUR-The market unsettled, with little disposition
to srn; Small sales at 81 4a7Ss.
GUANO-S4G.
GRAlNS--beans. white, 81 per bushel.
Corn 72a1S cents pc bushel.
Oats, iOaie cts per bushe.
Peas, b.ackeye 81 l-2 cts per bnsheL
Rye, so cts per bushcl-wanted
Wheat, Prime Red lC5 cts, White 10
hAi-Northern selling ut 81 the wharf In de.
lRoN-Pig S35 a 40 per ton, except in small parcels.
swedns 800; Tredegar and English refined 5000 Com
mon English 70a 10; up country bar 7Oa75
LARD-ln bbls 10 "a, kegs IL I.2 u L.
LUMBER-Planl, Q inch, ses; l.2 do se5. L.. do
S2oaS2 l.2; do IL l-2al3; 81 do 1000 Weather
Boarding Sl2 l-2als, according to quality Scantlinr
sle l.2 North Carolina Flooring dressed sesa8O ViT
gna Flooring rough, $saa0. Tobacco Box Boards But
,onwood, e6asooo 5:s Poplar eOae6.Oo; susquehanna,
Pine, No 2, 2sa32 90. Jost Timber 90 Iathes worth
i.g1 per NJ for riven; LIZ for sawed. Shingles fair
article worth 46oa476 per NJ, supply moderate with
LIQUoRs-whiskey, Richmond, Rectifed, % cents,
eashdemand good Tuscaloosa 4oa5o cents; Cincinnati
rectd. much wanted 3l Old Family Rye A; Rich.
ardsons Old Family, SO; Richardson's No. l. 5b Bumrard.
ners Old Rye So; onondaga Family, 10; Onondaga No.
o. !, 40 Mountain, 6oaO6; Brandy, common Imitation,
Ssaioc; common 4h proof, 45a60c, cash; Otnrd, Du-
phys 80 Slab; Iennessy, So SLAB; Pinet Co, Sc "a
a5 Apple, 45a16c. Gin, American common STaSec.;
Holland, slloal zoe. N. Z. Rum, 3Ta3sc.
LIVE ST0CK.-(J. Shocks Report)-Beef Cattle
scale weight, se7bass.76 gross Sheep, s26Oas6 metz
Hogs, 50 "a.
MoLASSES-New Orleans 30 n 30 cents; Cuba Mo-
lassas 0oapH. DO til. u, o. q
| rup in bbls, s9aSa; Refined 40; Common do. 2sa24
PLASTER-Lump l-2.
SALT-l90al95 from wharf; store S9a2 60 Ground
Alum ,b0al 62l.2.
SUGARS-Wo quote Porto Rico Ia 6 81 cents;
N. Orleans cents; Refined Loaf Q 80 10
cts; Crushed and Powdered 9 1-2 ga cts; Coffee
Sugar, 2 8 cents.
ToBACCO-We observe no material change in our mar
ket. We do not think kinds so well sustained
but do not alter Observation-Disclosures Lugs 3Is6 Ia
Good Working l2a7 10; Common to Middlng Leaf IL
az; Good to Fine l0al3; Fancy, last saes7 10.
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HOUSE, OF DELEGATES

MONDAY, Jan. l6, 1854
The House occupied most Of tho day with the con-
sideraon Of the amendment offered by Mr.. Deane to the
Covington aud Ohio railroad b being that the gauge Of
the road throughout its entire length be Fixed at FIVE
feet.
Mr. CHRISTIAN addressed the House 10 favor OF the four
feet eight and half inch gauge in speech Of more than
two hours IN length. There some resolutions OF in.
qury adopted, aud few reports made by standing com.
mteecs.
The CovDgon and Ohio railroad bil or al least the
amendmentol rr Deane will be again the special order
for half past ~ o'clock to day. when
Mr. sTlPLgs, OF Montgomery, will address the House In
favor VI the Eve feet range.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-17

Yesterday IN the SENATE, Mr. Ods resolution relating
to the Board of Public Works small notes, which we
published yesterday. again called up Mr. Old made
long speech in favor Of the resolution in which he under
took to Set forth the mighty consequences to How from it,
adoption in purifying the currency Of the State The morn
ing hour having expired the conclusion OF Mr. Odds re-
marks the resolution laid the table and the Senate
proceeded TO the consideration OF the unfinished basness
OF saturday viz the bill for the extension OF the Orange
and Alexandra Railroad from Gorionsye to ynchbure
Mr Shnckeiord commenced the discussion with a
speech in favor Of the bill which he continued until mo-
ton Tor tournament was made The subject III lie
resumed to- day
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Breadsiuns Abroad.

fhche London papers represent the demand for
breadsus greater than has been. In all the provn-
cii mketS, reported in the Times of the Goth wheat
had experienced advance Of from one to four shings
aquire with upward tendency Spectators however
proieed confidence that the high price could continue
Their calculation is based the expectation OF very large
arrivals from this country. The Baltic being closed until
Spring and all mportaons having ceased from the East
this country is the only reliance ofEngand and France
to make good their deficiency France is stated has i'm
portei enough to meet hafher decit-the remainder mus
come from us. How England much will need, is
ma of conjecture. The English farmers show by thci
advAice in prices, that they think supplies will not
be accqnate to the English demand. The spectators
profess different conviction Those Of farmers who
are s,lised with the present price, must have money
hal betterfse; those who 81, and have faith a.
We lave, can hold
Wheat sold for 81 o5 in New York, Saturday and was
in active demand. Flour had also advanced If we had
haidozen mills in Richmond-or were not embar.
raised by that cnids Sdcthe basin-we should be get
trg here pretty nearly that price. As is we think
that thrty.fve between Richmond aud New FORK
rather too great difference. Will those merchants in
New York, who said TO have unlimited French orders
east their eyes this way?
P.S LATER-Since the foregoing was in type we
have received accounts by the Europa for which SEQ tel
egraphic head Breadstu, have advanced largely and
rising rapidly. The 81 much longer be with
held
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one hh Of this For such result thew may thank
the indifference and iuattcnton of their rcprcsena.
a'cs, who coucem themselves AZ little about their
wants and interests they do about the geography
VI tho moon. Like most OF tho Virginia Jclcra.
ton, these two WORTHLESS think their representative
duty Is boldly discharged if they pirate cternally
about the resolutions Of 1898 and l7o9 and max. a
aetous opposition To every wise which IN brought
before Congress- Had they given tho subject propcr Al
tenlon, the bill would passed In lis present
shape-by which not only have the Just claims of their
constituents been defeated but rcproaeh and stigma been
cast upon the character OF the State The ef
feet OF the law stands, aud Is now executed /.
to bring into discedt the action OF the Virginia F,rcu
uves Tor the last twenty ycars But this L. matter Of
hilc concern to the two gaders long az they are
not personal sufferers by t.
rather ugly rumor s ailoat, connecting Guthrie and
Peter Washington with claim which they Jointly PROSE
sn'cd under Mr.. Flmores administration aud which IL
suspected they are still interested in shall gal,
however Tor the facts 10 more definite and re,
aois shape before communicating them to YOU
congress- as usual has done nothing this week in Tho
way OF useful legislation In the Senate everything gave
way to tie interest excited by the discussion between
clayton and Casa and In the House tho triy
aiines occupied the attention Of members whole day
was wasted In discussing whether or not the Senate should
nave the selection Of discussing officer Az MARI
Mayberry says, this is indeed great country