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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-21
CHARLESTON CORRESPONDENTS.
CHARLESTON, May l8, 1857,

ShhhLEsloN, tAdy 10, 1Ooi'
The Ladies Floral Fair at the Hall of the South
Carolina Institute has been the most prominent
local event of the past week, and is the absorbing
topic of conversation in all circles. 1t opened
Wednesday last and will continue six days, closing
on Wednesday the Goth instant. It has already
been visited by more than five thousand persons,
the immense Hall, both floor and galleries, being
crowded every day from Ave o'clock in the after
noon till eleven at night, and the rush seems rather
to increase than diminish. believe I stated in
my letter last week that the proceeds Of the Fair,
which will amount to n handsome sum, will be
appl opriated to the benefit Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, and the enterprise has en-
listed the sympathy ysAnd support of every Christian
denomination in the city, and hence the immense
success.
1t is announced tat the Catholic Miscellany,
paper which has been published for many years
in this city, under the direction and control Of the
Bishop and Catholic clergy of the diocese, has
port. 1t was o double.sheet, subscription price
three dollars, and has been in lingering cond-
tion for some time. This is not very hattering
indication of the prosperity of "the order" in this
section. DR.. Corcoran, n priest of some talent
and literary pretensions, was the ostensble editor,
occupying the tripod and wearing the gown and
slippers In manner and with dignity becoming
the man who managed the artillery and dispensed
the harmless thunder of that imm aculate sheet
He has survived his organ, and it may be well for
him if he does not treat his enviab.e nOtoriety in
the same way. May we not write upon its tomb
stone, "reQuiescat in paes7"
Great preparations are being made to receive
the City Council of Memphis on the 9th instant,
at which time hoy propose to return the visit late
ly paid them at the recent Railroad Jubilee. The
festivities are to continue for three days. and quite
an occasion is proposed to be gotten up, and alto
gether numerous attendance is anticipated. The
manner in which our delegation was received and
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Commercial Dspartntsnt.
Yorkville Market.
WEDNESDAY. Nav 9

WEDNESDAY, May zV.
Owing to the unfavorable reports Of the Foreign
Markets, and the small amount Offering, there has
been but little doing in the Cotton Market since
our last report and under those circumstances,
our former quotations could not be sustained
We quote from lOf to l23. An extra fine article
would command a slight advance on those figures
Corn, 90 q 81; Corn Neal, 81; Faou, So
l24 O. So S73 Peas, 81; Bacon, 123 a 1S4;
Lard, 1a a. IA; Butter, Is a ls; Chickens, none
in market Eggs, 10 a. 12@.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-21
A NEW EXCHANGE.

The WALHALLA BANNER, just started in the
town of Walhalla, Pickens District is gladly placed
on our exchange list. 1t is large, handsome,
we'll printed sheet, and exhibits favoraby the taste
of the publishers and editors, F. N GARvIN &
Co. The Banner is issued Mt the extremely low
price Of 81 90 per aunum. We wish it nil success,
and congratulate it, upon being the organ of such
delightful paradise rs Walhalla is described to
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-21
More Lawyers.

The following gentlemen were, on Tuesday last,
admitted to practice in the Law Courts of this
State:
Thos. W. Allen, Abbeville; W. B. Culp, Colum-
bia; w. L. DcPass, Camden; P. c. Dozier, Will
liamsburg; +. W. Hoadley, Columbia; ]. H, Hud-
son. Marlboro; Jas. F. Izlar, Orangeburg; s. W.
Mauracc, Williamsburg; John c. McClenaghan,
Marion: F. NJ. McIver, Cheraw; T. II. Muse,
Barnwell; Thos P. Oliver, Orangeburg; Henry
]. Smith, Greenville; R. P. Todd, Laurens; j.
Waties, Columbia !; C. W. Wolfe, orangeburg.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-21
DENNIS.
Monroe, s. c., May 18th, 1867.

"UNprvIDzD SOUTH The Hon. Thomas B.
Cooper, of Cherokee county, Ala, long 9 Whig
and late Know Nothing. has given in his sdhe-
sion to the Democratic party. Mr.. Hillisrd dshoE-
men Of the opposition will walk into it. Mr. Coop
er has represented his county in the Legislature
several times, notwithstanding the heavy Demo-
cratic maj jority.-Aontgomery Adpsrtiser.
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.
A RIDDLE.

'Twas God who first created me,
With all things which on earth you see;
And gave me life that might grow,
And show his power here below.
Twas not long allowed to live, --
Because my Maker did conceive,
That after death should become,
More useful both to God and man. 2
Now after death did remain,
In substance very near the same,
Till God looked down with grace divine,
And gave me life second time.
My form and nature now were changed,
My nearest friends became estranged,
lived and moved but could not find,
A friend or helpm eet of my kind.
Then God again withdrew my breath,
But l felt not the pangs Of death;
My life to me he did deny, -
Yet twas decreed I should not die
But when that life from me was fed,
I truly and indeed was dead ~ = s,y'
But thus did not long remain,
For Got to me gave life again.
When this third life was given me,
/ of my kind did many see, S.
But I, the greatest Of them oil,
Devoured them both great and small.
Again Of life was deprived, u
(And never since that time have I,liyed)
My Maker took from me my breath;
But still I nothing knew of death.
And now more wondrous became, =
For monarchs knew and feared my name. J.
No foe before me ever stood
By me were nations drenched in blood.
To me in part the charge was given,
To guide rebellious man to heaven;
To succor him in time of need ~
Whilst in this lower world he stayed.
0fttimes have ! the hungry fed,
The suffering soothed-the weary led
While thousands through my vengeance fell,
Millions by me were saved from hell.
When on earth resigned my trust,
mingled with my native dust -. : =
Although three lives to me were given,
1t was not mine to taste Of Heaven.
In Holy Writ my name is found
There, all my deeds are written down
Now search that Book with special care
And you may read my history there.
DENNIS
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-21

s'WooDLAND CREAM'-A Pomade for beautyying
the Hair-highly perfumed, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price
For dressing Ladies Hair it has no equal, giving
it bright glossy appearance. It causes Gentle
mems Hair to curl in the most natural manner.--
1t removes dandruff, always giving the Hair the
appearance of being fresh stamped. Price only
fifty cents. None genuine unless signed FET-
RIDGE & co. Proprietors of the 'tBalm Of a
Thousand FoUers." For sale by all Druggists.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-21

ELECTRIC OIL"-The operation Of this Oil in
removing rheumatic pains and other ills, is indeed
astonishing. Like every good aftiple, if has Q
base counterfeit, entirely useless but the prepar
alton Of Prof. De Grsth, Of Philadelphia has re.
,eeived testimonial from Congressman, Mayors Of
Cities, Merchants, Hotel Proprietors, all Of the
highest character, attesting its beneficial effects
had of the agent here. See advertisement In on
other column.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-21

COP Liver OH IN CoNsupT1oN.-Wby it so Of
ten fails-why it should not be regarded as it is
by great many, as an almost "specifc. See
what DR.. BLISS gays of it in his advertisement of
this week. to be found in another column. Every
person predisposed to disease Of the lungs should
not fail to read it carefully.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-21

To NEnvoUs SuYPERERs. "a retired Clergy
man, restored to health in q few days, after many
years of great nervous suffering, is anxious to
make known the means Of cure. viii send (free)
the prescription used. Direct the Rev. JOHN n.
DAGNALL, No. 59Fulton-street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-21

SUDDEN DEATH.-We regret exceedingly to an
nounce the sudden death, on Monday last, Of Mrs.
Lipsey, wife of Capt. T. R. Lipsey. Mrs. L.. was,
we understand, at Church on the day previous to
her death, in her usual health.-Ckester Standard.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-05-21
CHURCH DEDICATION.

We are requested to state that the new Metho-
dist Church at Rock Hill, in this District, will be
dedicated on the third Sabbath in next month
Several ministers are expected to be in attendance
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-10

res- Last Sunday set in with rain, and
wound up with hail and snow, and on
Monday morning, We had liberal supply
Of ice. What with northern abolitionism
and northern climate--both encroaching
upon us, we don't know what is to become
Of the South. The democrats say that
this distribution Of eSld--like that of the
public lands--is unconstitutional, and It is
probable they will embody in their next
platform, a clause to that effect, and claim
it as an evidence of their exclusive dcyo-
ton to the South They have varied
against all that is good on earth, and here
is a fair pretcxt for charging Heaven with
scctionalism and encroachnaent upon south
ern rights.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-10

E<y- Capt. John D Tyler, hmying been
spoken Of as candidate for nomination for
the. Senate, requests us to say, in emphatic
terms, that he can net consent to let his
name go before the convention No man,
in the District better deserves the conf
dcnee and esteem of his fellow-eitizens;
and as much as his friends may regret his
decision, they know that his reasons are
sufficient. His talents and integrity emf
nently fit him, in these days Of partizau
corruption, to represent the interests of
any constituency, and well would it be for
thecountry now grooming under the misruIe
of dcmagogues, c0pfd it have the services
Of such men as John D. Tyler; but the
very circumstances which eail honest men
into its councils, unhappily disincline such,
in many instances, to mingle in the strife
Of politics.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-10

We call the aiteniion of strangers and citizens 10
the advertisement of Dr. CAyASAUen, who iuvaria-
hlv cures most painful discus, and ope that b,
hitherto been regarded as almost II not entirely
incurable The remedy is 81 npIe, not pa inln in
appicaiion, and so cheap rs 10 piaceii Within the
rearh of the poorest. With snc5 array Of ey-
ideucs as TO the success which has aitenled DR..
Cavana CHS treatment OF The disease alluded 10
as has been brought 10 our kno" leoge. We shou d
he siogul'rly direlrct bs public jSurnaiisI, did
we not bri G the subject promptly before the pub
lie, and urge upon the sfil eted to give il trial.
Chicago Democratic Press.
Fer sale IL this city by Thomss & Dro
Aprd 1851
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-10

RAJ The Clarksville Chronicle, Of Fri
day last, contains cards from NJ D. DAVE
and G. g. SMITH in response to calls upon
them to become candidates to represent
Montgomery county in the popular branch
of the Legislature Mr. Davie is the
present representative. Mr.. Smith is a
young gentleman of fine promise. Both
of them leave the matter to the decision
of the county convention which meets at
Clarksville on the 18th inst, preferring to
sacrifice their own aspirations and the par
tialities Of their friends than to leopard
the success of the American party We
are gratiied to witness such examples OF
Ipatriotism; and commend them TO- the I'M
itation of our party friends in every sec
ton of the State This is no time for any
ono to seek promotion, but it is time for
every one wishing Office for himself, or for
a friend, to await the action of the people
in Convention and to acquiesce in it,
Unless we can have harmony in every dis
trict and county, we can scarcely hope for
success. If we go into the canvass with
the discouragement produced by distrac-
ton and division, can the result be other
than disastrous? May we not expect an
utter and irretrievable Nash.
Pat
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-10

pS- The February number of the North
British Review-Amcrican edition by Il.
Scott & Co, N, Y-has been received, The
following is its table of contents; The En-
ployment of Women; Modern Style; DR.,
Samuel Brown; DR.. Kano's Arctic Expc-
dition; Mrs. Browning's Poems; Richard
Hooker; Art Unions; The Trade in Opt
um; United States Politics, Foreign and
Domestic, The price of this Review, sing
ly, is three dollars; two dollars and half
with either of the other Quarterlics, or
Blackwood, and two dollars, with the other
three and Blackwood.
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t. W, KING, b. LINDSAY, II, w, HUM
PHREYs, and Ohers,
GENTLEMEN:
Your favor Of the 9Th inst has been re-
ceiyed. Permit us to return to you the
sincere thanks of the Association for the
highly fattering terms in which you men
ton our late performance, Grateful to
the community for the encouragement they
have extended to our efforts, and appecia
ting the complimentary opinions expressed
in your note, we have consented to repeat
the play of "Venice Preserved on Tues
day night, the l4th of April.
cHAs. NJ. HITTER, o. L. SHROPSHIRE,
W.T.. DoRTcH, q. @. PoINDExTER,
Committee
JNo. A. HUGHES, Statge Manager.
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COL, VI. d. DAVE.

Ma, EDIToR;
o. Tues lay the l4th inst the Amer
lean Plrty of Mrntgo merry will b, called upon to
moulin 'te candi late to repres ,nt us In the next
General Assembly. 1t bshooves the American
party In the present unsettled con lition OF poll
tics In this State. to bring forward a gallant
cham ion Of. our rights, whose fearless beari ne,
ku wn popularity and general executive capacity
will secure for the party a bod defence of It's
honond principles; to WIN success and make sue
cess perma1rut, In Col. NJ. d. Dayis we will
find ihut bod and fearless alvoc tle, who In the
lat Legislature dsmesned himself with that
proul bearing which sod Montgomery" ever
delights bhInor. Ana now that he offers him.
self fpry your slfrages. our legatss ought with
ananimily commendahle 10 tbs cause aud ia
the man, procalm him our next candidate, aud
Democracy from one end Of the county to the
other woul! iremble "eVsn rnto DEATH With
Col, Dave 1T the head Of our column, the invinei-
BILE phaaux Of Montgomery will march forth a.
bate, aud leave not the field un,il Il has gal
Ianlly rescued the majority Of 80 FROM the
big iiug stains Of this helsroge neous, coo
g'omersted Democracy, We believe that
tho pubic sentiment Of the eounty is, that Col
DAVE .hon'd DO the nominee.
AMERICAN.
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For the Chronicle. !
AMER1cAN MEETING AT DOVER.
j. LEIGH, Sec'y.

AMERICAN MEETING AT DOVER.
Mr. VIM C. Jones being called to the
Chair and Jas Lee appointed Secretary,
the following resolution was offered.
>Resolred, That committee of five be
appointed to draught resolutions and APP
point delegates to attend the Convention at
Clarksvlle on the 14th inst, whereupon
the following gentlemen were appointed as
committee, viz; Bruce Phillips, j. w,
Stout, Edward Lewis, c. c. Taylor, and
Clay Roberts, who, after retirement, offered
the following resolutions, and appointed
the following delegates, viz:
Whereas, A Convention of the Ameri-
can party has been called at Nashville on
the 1st May next, for the purpose of Sc
Letting a suitable person as the candidate
of the American party, in the approach
ing gubernatorial canvass; and; whereas
a convention has also been called to con-
vene at GAINESVILLE on the 14th inst, for
the purpose of selecting a candidate of the
American party for Congress, in this Con-
gressional District; and, whereas, We as
Americans, believe the good of the party
should be paramount to personal preteren-
ces, and hence believe any expression OF
preference should at this meeting be ayoi-
ded; therefore
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-10
JNo. A. HUGHES, statge Manager.
HURLEY,s SA RsApARILLA

Ia unquestonably not only luxury TO take.
bu, decidedly the most powerful curative sgen'
ever ,ffered TO the suffering. II acts promptly
and efficiently in all cases. remosing dsease
from The sys.em. and restoring he invalid %
perfect health. Amongst the class of affections
for which il is 50 meritotlon-ly popular. we
would mention Scro'ula. Dyspepsia Chronic,
Rheumatism, Bronchitis, aud all cnianeous ernp
lions, This is just the lime TO nse Il with adysn
age Y A. Tribune
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-10

B@r The election in Louisville, on last
Saturday, resulted in the choice of every
American candidate, and by vote ofabout
Eve to one over the opposition, The sag
nits did not make their usual resistance,
and, no doubt, will point to their signal de-
feat aoeyidenco that they were afraid to go
to, hepolls, lest the Know Nothipgs might
thrash them.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-10

EAR We give up tauch of our space to-
day, 10 the proceedings of the meetings in
Robertson, Dixon and Stewart counties,
all Of which have appointed full delega-
ton to tho Convention here, next Tues
day.
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LADIES
@lO Reward.

Rhnawsy from me-. last Sunday light. likely
Negro Boy ahont 10 years ol l--dressed Ia back
pants. snuff CO.. red hat and brown coat. Tho
aii Boy isvery dark, aod about feet nigh, thick
lips nnd dam countsnapce | win give the b..
bOve reward Tor lhe rrsst of said 3 oy, dsposiei
in Jail OF where can get Lin. RS address is
jas. BABB,
Back lick, Tenn.
April ,, ls5T-tf, -.
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I'd. ResolOed, That the above appointed
delegates be, and they are hereby requested
also, to attend convention Of the party,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate
for Senator, upon the American ticket, in
the District composed of thescounties o.
Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart; and
that they be Instructed to vote and use Their
influence for the nomination of James E
Rice, Of Stewart, for said Office.
VIM. c. JONES, Chm.
To- Trr =, Co.,
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oGice, OVER Wm. n. BryarIy's Store.

RET- We are authorised 10 announce
Gen. JAS. NJ. QUARLES of Montgomery
as Candidate for Congrcss--in this dis
trict Subject to the ratification of Dis
trict Convention. Patriot Ronner and
other papers please copy until the conven-
ton.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-10

rS- Mr.. McSIullen, Of Virginia, has
declined the appointment as Governor OF
Utah. 10 fought hard for tho spoils, we
10 not blame him For declining the portion
rllottcd him Capt Ryndcrsi who Is as
great a scoundHl as Brigham Young dares
60 be, should have received that appoint
rAent, instead Of being made Marshall OF
the city of New York, Il is true, New
York is not the favored abode of purity,
but there ia, in il, a mixture o. good with
tbe evil, ala Rynlers would be more at
home in tAs midst Of uumiXed villanyi
aud Utah is the ouiy p,4o3 this tide OF
HI. IN " hioh he is Ct 20 rula.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-10

bar Peterson's Magazine, for May, is rs
beautiful as the month, for which it is is
sued, ought 10 he, "Gcneyicye of Brabant'
is highly finished engraving, and the
fashion plates seem to be almost living
models of fashion. The literary contents
are varied, and highly interesting he'
member, this i . two dollar Magazine
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-10
tFor the Oh onicle.l
AMERICAN MEETING IN RoRERT


At meeting of large number of the
American Party at Springfield, April 9th,
1857, held Cor the purpose Of appointing
Delegates to attend a Convention at Clarks-
vile, April IA, to nominate candidate for
Congress for this district, and also candi-
dates for State Senator and Floater. On
motion Of Col r. H. Alley, Jno. L. Gar
ner was called to the Chair and Ii. ii. Kirk
appointed Secretary.
On motion of Col. Z. S. Chestham the
Chairman was requested to appoint com
mittee of Ave to report a suitable list of
delegates to said -whereupon
the following gentlemen were appointed
said committee, to wit: Col r. H. Alley,
John L. Yates, w. f. Lowe, Clinton
Green, and Col W. Woodard.
After retiring said committee reported
the following Resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted
ResoEced, That the American party of
Robertson County, recognize in the three
gentlemen, whose names have been men
toned in connection with the nomination
for Congress from this Congressional Dis
trict, good men and true, and in every way
worthy of the position to which they as
pire, and that We hereby pledge ourselves
Z
to support with united voice, the nominee
of the convention, which meets at Clarks-
vile, on the 14th of this month.
Reso1Oed, That the following gentlemen
be appointed delegates to attend aaid con-
vention, to wit:
j. NJ. Wright. Samuel Gilbert, Samuel
Bryan, John L. Yates, John Brewer N. j.
Williams, Carroll Huey, John j. Pope,
Lonaro Doscr, Clinton Green, J. G.. c. Ma
son, J. B. Taylor, e. r. Rose, Thos. B.
Gum, Frank Pride, w. S. Adams, B. B.
Bats, Ben Boon, G. L. Peacher, A. NJ.
Greer, r. II. Alley, Miles Draughon, Miles
Taylor NJ. Mastin, L. Pepper s. Benton
W. E. Lowe, E. p. Mulloy, 7. Green,
A. Pike, G. Benton, w. Woodland, B. G.
billiard, j. Pitt, j. S. Mulloy, 7. Cow
ming, Jas. Valine, X Doris, J. w. Da-
Wis, John Crawford, Ira Murphy, r. Glov-
CIR, G.. A. Farmer, g. W. Bradley. 4. G.
Murphy, c, A. Hudgens, E G. Hudgens,
j. d. Dismukes, w Watts, VIM Street,
3. Bats, Thos Anderson, Cyrus Sugg,
f. A. Fort, Jas Gullett.
Resoyred, That the delegates above
named be authorized to go into Conyen-
ton at the same time and place, with the
counties of Montgomery and Davidson, for
the nomination of a Floater, also with the
counties of Stewart and Montgomery for
the nomination of Senator, also that they
attend Convention of the American party
at Nashville on the first of May, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for
| Governor,
On motion of II. H. Murphy it was re-
solved that the Chairman and Secretary OF
this meeting be added to the list of dele
gates.
Also, Resolved, that the editors of the
GAINESVILLE Chronicle, Nashville Patriot
and Banner, be requested to publish the
above proceedings
ResolOed, That this meeting now adjourn
to meet in Springfield on the FIRST Monday
in May, to nominate candidate for coun-
ty Representative.
J. z. GARNER, Chm.
II. II, KIRK, Sec'y.
-
| col N ID DAVIE
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Land for Sale /!

! effer for ssls.the. Farm on which reside, con.
ihinuf 1s6 aersa and Iyipg / mile from Needs
Stofe n hes rPop ia never Ealing sna.ne ard a
plenty Of stock wster and abundance . line
timber u Hes weltfor oul,vsiss.h rs ilsssIy ada0t-
ed 1.-THE growth Of Tobacco, aud 1, comfortable
improved aud has burn room for a large crop Of
Tobacco For pa ticulars apply TO me on the,
remses.
Apl, 10. iese,t CD. WEST.
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REB- We are under obligations to tht
Hon John Bell for three volumes of tn,
Congressional Globe, and two volumes o
Executive documents.