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All. Mcbride.


COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. 2, BROAD STREET,
NASHVILLE, TEN NESSEE.
r HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr. Henry
MeCasn in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my Odsnds and patrons for their
hberEy heretofore extended TO the rm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of AvOrs from them and
wish to inform 81 the world and the rest OF mankind
that have on hand and for sale splsnd d lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns Parl0r Stoves for wood and coo
low Ware Of every variety hand made to order Fur
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
an prepared to do all kinds Of JOB Work, such ss
House Gutterng Roofing or any other branch pertaining
10 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
HyOd friends of the River will ind it to their sdVsntags
tOca and give hearing before bargaining elsewhere
Tor work.
ALSO for sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES oylin.
der IL inches diRmster and four feet EIrOKs with water
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for light draughs
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms.
iunsl4 is75
CODaFtmePship.
WING Ocizted Jam CgveT with in business The
manufacture Of Furniture will hereafter be carried
eT the drm name Of GROOMkS, CAVERF & co.
We manufacturing Furniture Of every description,
sud stock Is generally sufficient for the demands Of the
trade Those who heretofore given their custom,
and those who have not are invited 10 give call.
GROOME3, CAVERT & CO.
jan27-d3m No. 3, Lower College Street.
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Trunks, VaIises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
Travelling
sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents Trunks
" bog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Valses.
Also Heavy Wool Hats, Carpet Bags, Satches, Black
Bags &C. all the above articles viii be sold at the very
lowest Urtgss bv BRADSHAW & RUTLAND,
No, IA College Street,
oct 9 (S.gn Of the NegrO}
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FREIGHT RATES
PROM
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
ON
Nashville & Chattanooga II. IL,
WEST OF STEVENSON.
Bradshaw & Rutland

Bradshaw Il Rutland
No. "A, COLLEGE STREET,
II OF BOOTS and SHOES, which consist IN II OF NE
fOllOWingi "a - -
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies fine Kid and Morocco Bootees thick and thin sole
with and without Heels.
Ladies fine black Lasting Caters side and front lace,
Congress Caters, with and without Heels
Kid Slippers plain and trimmed 50
and Morocco Buskius, thick and thin sole;
Misses " BOOtees, " d"
Il with and without Heels
Black and Fancy Lasting CATERS
" Calfsnd Goat Heel6d BOOtees for SCHOOL,
Chidrens Kid and Morocco booees thick and tain sole
d" ankle Ties with Resets;
" Top bOOlses with Heels;
Womau's extra size Calf and Goat BOOtees;
Servants &" Kip and DItch BOotees;
a." Calf and Goat with Heels.
For Gents and Boys,
Gents fine Pump and Stitched Calf Boots;
quilted bottom W. P. g a."
" " double sole ". P. "
I" Calf stitched, Calf Congress Caters;
double sole p. L. extra;
4" q" Union Ties, sewed and pegged;
&" Calf Oxford Ties, stitched aud pegged;
Cloth Congress Caters, stitched.
Boys fine W P Calf Boots, sewed and pegged;
&" Calf ana Kip boots;
d" Calf Oxford Ties, seWed and pegyed:
Congress Caters;
" Cloth and P. L. Congress Caters.
Thick BrOgans, Boots.
Extra heavy Brogans for plantation use;
Mems heavy Boots all of which will be sold cheap tv
oct BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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,LF.VENTILATING REFRIGERATOR
FBUTT PRESERVERS
j. DOYLE & CO.,


TTAYING become Proprietors Of the Patent for this
III State Of SCHOOLEY'S CELEBRATED SELF.YEN
TILATING, MEAT, PROVISION, AND FRUIT PRE-
SERVER, now offer them to the Nashville pubic.
This article is bound Osupercsds everything Of the kind
in use it, great advantages being too strongly apparent to
be doubted. By Of the ventilation, the preserving
chamber is warranted to be always dry and entirely free
from mould must orimpurs favor with current Of cold
dry cir passing through it cOntnuay-R accomplished
with the usual quantity Of ice.
Every house keeper should give thiBsrcle trial and
no one will consent to be WithOutit
We have diisrentsEesto suit our customers.
sp1O-f J. DOYLE co.
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FOR SALE.


TWO handsome Lots in Edge6eld, on Woodland Street
The Lots front So feet esch and I70 leet deep
Applyt A. V. s. LlNDsLbf'
sent is BPa
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SHELBY IRONaWORKS
AND
Car-WheeI Mandatory,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFIELD TENNESS EE.

UTHITCOMB, & LEGO, Founder and Machine
w lists, respectfully give notice that their extensive
Foundry, Mschine-shOp, and Forzes. completed
and in successful operation, and that they prepared to
execute an orders 0r heavy and light castings, including
CAR WHEELS OF THE MOST IMPROVED
PATTERNS.
this department, thorough knowledge and long eXpe
rience enable US 20 challenge competition, Also,
CASH-IRON HOUSE FRONTS
or the improved patterns; plain hued and OTn8men-
Columns; Water Pipes Of all sizes, Rstorts for Gas
Works, aud other establishments where required; Steam
Engines Saw Is, Flour Mills, &c made promptly 10
order, the best material Particular attention given
repairing machinery al low prices and liberal terms.
OUR SMITH WORKS
VIII be Of the most extensive character Saw Mill work,
Strrups, Dogs, Pmsn-lrOns, Saw CFanKs, Bolts and all
kinds OF Mi Irons made the shortest notice.
practical mechanics, wishing establish a
permanent business OH eJt will be pay particular at
Ientun all orders new, repairing old machinery
All require a trial, and confident OF being pa
1rOnZsd.
NB-we have hand at present large assortment Of
Fire-Ba for Steam Engines.
wHITCOMB & LEGO.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. Z, Is57-tC
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For Rent or Lease.

THAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike, al
present occupied by Mr. Fellows. It contains six rooms
besides kitchens &c, and has about acres
Of ground attached, 1t would be leased good tsnsn
for term Of years If desired, Apply 10
nov Il BRO A. V. S. LINDSLBY.
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1 VaInahle RnSineSS mi F0r SalR.

AMnow Offering for ssle that valUbls Lot on Market
street adjoining the store ofMoris Mathews The Let
50 feet Market and back l07 feet towards
Front street.
Il would make one ofthe best stands for wholesale Gro
Gerry Store in the City. For terms apply 70
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Notice.

DOR satisfactory reasons, do hereby revoke the offer OF
reward of $1,000 published in the papers for the
Of Samuel Meredith the murderer Of Henderson P.
Robertson, in the of Winchester the cath De-
cember LAST.
DAVID ?. ROBERTSON.
CLARINDA F. ROBERTSON,
Winchester, Tenn. Feb 95, 1888.
The New Orleans Delta, Charleston Mercury, Richmond
Enquirer Louis Republican and Democrat, Mobile Reg
ts.er Memphis Appeal Louisville Journal and MONTGOMERY
Advertiser, will publish foregoing for two weeks, and
forward charges 70 this Office for collection.
feb 2s-2W
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WE are receiving choice stock Of Family Grocers and
w shall have constantly hand every thing usually kept
IN line We invite particular attention choice lot
OF fine Wines, Bundle, &c, in store Friends give
q call, At No. 2, North College strest.
ianl FREEMAN BROTHERS.
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a Neat Small Dwelling

FOR SALE.
AM offering for sale neat dwelling College Street,
Just beyond the Medical College. The House is a rick,
contains good rooms csern, sc., and will be sold
great bargain. For terms apply 70
nov "a A VS. LINDSEY
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BgOaoWaV House.
THIS New Hotel is open for the reception Of
Boarders, being situated In central locality -
venient all the different Railroads, Medical -
college, the post Office and the River renders the most de-
abe place the city travellers and day bOsrders Mem
bes Of The Legislature, Students and toe travelling public
generally earnestly requested to visit this houses Ne
pains will be spared 10 render all who come comfortable
and contented. oct6 GP WM. 2. BRANCH.
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FREEMAN BROTHERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOCerS and Commission Merchants.

EAL in Flour, Bacon, Lard and Produce generally; For.
- oign and Domestic Liquors, Wines and CigaFs No Z,
North College street, Nashville, Tennessee at the old stand
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LindseYe Advertisements
For Sala

A HANDSOME country residence, the Dickinson or
"A Branch EouisvHe turnpike 4 miles from Nashville.
The psoe contains is acree OF ground acres Of which Is
woodland. The dwelling s neat irome hSufe with four
rooms kitchen an& servants and out houses Of every
Kind IN the very best order On the place there is never
failing supply Of water. For TERMS which are suitable 70
"a times, apply 70 -
fan l2-du a LlNDShEh.
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Tho Home Snu1drOu.

The Home Squadron, it is said, consists, at pre-
sent, of only three vessels, mounting but rs guns
in all. The flag ship Colorado, of 80 guns, Captain
Gardiner, with Commodore Mackntosh on board,
hs, sailed for st. Domingo, with instructions to
investigate th ndguties aud injuries against the
American consul and citizens thee. The James
town, sloop ofwar, 20 guns is at AspinwalI or San
Juan, and the steamer Fulton. a slow vessel and
bad seaboat, of Ave guns is at Tsmpico.
In this feebl state of the home squadron, it is
gratifying TO learn that the razee Savannah and
brig Dolphin have been ordered to the Gulf, and
that the frigate Wabash, intended for the Medi
terranean squadron, is also to sail in the same
direction. The ORNAMENTAL service Of our YES.
sells Of war in the Mediterranean, whence they are
not needed except for show, is beginning to excite
much dissatisfaction. We nerd a working navy at
our own doors. IfCougress should order the con-
structien of a score of small gun boats, armed
each with a shell gun, the security of our com.
merce would be much increased. Indeed, il would
seem to be an easy matter for some of the mer.
chant vessels to arm themselves in such manner
80 to resist successfully such small cruisers of the
enemy are now interfering with American com
merce. They have q right to protect their prop
erty, and to treat as pirate every vessel except
a United States ship, which interrupts their pro
gress on the high seas.
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| DEATH OF GEN. PERsIFER T. SMITH.--The death Of
| the commander Of the Utah expedition. was an
| noUuced yesterday by telegraph. Though in i'll
health, il was at his earnest r quest that he was
appointed to the command of the expedition re-
plying to the remonstrauces of bis friends by say
ing that he could not die at a better place than
at his post and with "his harness on" The Union
Of yesterday has the following sketch of his life:
General Smith at the time of his DEATH was about
sixty five years Of age lie WAS born in Penn.yfva
ma the Son OF An eminent citizen OF that Stat tie
lat Judge SIni h. ON arriving at manhood he re-
moved New orleans, whore he passed the greater
part of his life, filing many civil aud judicial off,
ces in ths city with sreat great credit and di5nc
ton. After 8 short service q volunteer in the
Seminole war; he urned TO his duties in that city
IN the midst of these duties, in thu spring of 1886
the news OF the alarm ng situation of Gen Tay lur
at Rio Graude, when pursued by Arista and Ampu-
da with overwhelming forces, reached New Or
leans and fired the military ardur of Gen. Smith to
such a degree that he abandoned most lucrative
and valuable office. aud proceeded TO organize a
large force OF volunteers u reinforce Gea. TAYLOR
1t WAS by the express wish often Taylor tn 1t this
command was given 10 Gen, smith. The result Of
hslabos in the organization of this force exhibits
the most wonderful Instance in our history of the
military resources and spirit of people we'll
as of the high qualities of this gallant officer -
In SIX ks time five regiments, all equipped and
in an excellent state OF organization, were their
way TO Join Gen Taylor. ,ien Smith took the field
the head of this force which was double The whole
army of Gen Taylor. This timely reinforcement en-
abp6 the latter General to proceed more rapidly
aud vigorously in the capture and occupation OF the
hexcan territory along the Rio Grnnde, and on the
forward march into the interior of the country -
" hen the volunteers were disbanded, General smith
retained in the army of the head Briga-
der Generals; and then. for the first time in Iei7
entered upon the lite which ne had 50 long desired
as n regular professional soldier. On the orUaniza
ton of the mounted rifles. General Smith was ap.
pointed to the COl0relcy, and when the new briga-
der eeneraiship was created, during the late adj
IN ILLUSTRATION, be received the commission to fill it,
Gen raj Smith leaves a widow. and son by his
first wife. now distinguished physician Of New Or
leans.
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ELECTION TIL KETs,

pgl- The DISPATCH job PkIN EINi OF IL
is prepared TO execute, at short notice and on Ie
sCnable terms ELECTION TICKETS. Candidal
and others wanting Tickets for the approachil'
election, will find it greatly to their interest TO
at the Dispatch Office, corner OF Main and I3i
strce's, and leave their orders.
EB- Books AND GIFTs.-The great GIFT BOOK STORE
to which attention is invited, is at No 50 Main ST.
where each book sold for one dollar more, is &c.
companied with nice present. which is often-tmes
worth ten times as much as the Book. $3.50 worth
Of presents given With every $500 worth of Books
sold. Sign of the Red Flag, So Main stree
ca Steam Ambrotypes, at the rate of 500 daily,
FROM Is cents to s25, by the Artists 1T.ER CO., lSs
Main street Sixteen years experience.
etA- TYLER & Co. take more likenesses in ona
week, than all the other Galleries combined taxi in
a month. The secret of TYLER 4 Co.'S success is the
good work and reasonable prices.
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gpHCIAL NOTICES.
~ To THE vornHs or THE County


a0- To THE VorHHs or THE CoUSTr
or Hrrsrco--You have rrssspted 70 yon am9ng The
candidates for CoMMissIoNiEh W INF ~ hE cnp
MN sWRToN. 10 refer to him IN rms Of euIogy.
i wholly unnecessary. He ha. been living ~ our
y sno,Isss. and above the breath OF detracten BE
nossesses hose qualities which peculiarly III him for
his officea clear and excellent Judgment. strong
and welbaIanced mind, business talents and zeal
and honesty Of purpose in all things whieb he ul-
dertakes- charac .eristics which all must commend
ITncn the score of merit man deseI yes more OF
bis county. and say this without intending me
east isparacement of any OF his com editors. tor
rsa IA he has been required TO devote himself TO her
service without renupsration in some position ana
has reformed all the duties devolved mon him, in
a manner credjtable TO himself and with a prompt
ness. i'm partiality, and industry which stamps The
business maa. Then, on THURSDAY next, iet US
eyince tn him our appreciation OF his worth, BY
ejectng him to the office which he asks at our hands
Let rs do this, and the county will have, In him an
officer no will guard her interests and protect her
rights with unwayeriDg zeal and faithfuiness
yhO1a mr.
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WHOLESALE DECAPiTATIoN.-By a law passed in
Massac usetts for the appointment of special jns-
tees seren thousand eight hundred and hirty-tires
justices OF the peace in that state to be stripped
Of criminal judicial functions and deposed from th :
bench 1t should be said, however, that the com.
the old law, was considered merely compliment
from the Governor to his ambitious friends who
coveted the ornamental attachment OF Esquire to
their names.
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TEL H0RAPHIC H1We-
RspORTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPAfUH
ADDITIONAL BY TIE NIAGARA.

Bosroy. NAV 20.--Tbe steamer Niagara, rom
Liverpool on the Sth instant, has arrived at her
whar beref.
The English Army and Navy Club bad given
banquet to the Duke Of MaIakof at which the An
glo French Alliance was toasted.
French commission. which was appointed to
consider the claims of Professor Morse, have re-
commended that the government pay him 4Oo,0oo
francs for the use of his telegraphic system.
The trade of France continued to show symp-
toms of Improvement. Increased orders hao Deeh
received at Lyons from the United states
Belgium was remodellng it's army and strength
eniDg 1t.
1t is reported that the vine disease has again
appeared In the vineyards of Portugal.
Tho erection Of four large batteries baa oeen
commenced for the defence of Copenhagen.
The details of the regulations for abolisbing
serfdom in Russia had been published.
INDIA.
Full details had been received of the scenes at
the fall of Lucknow. Two or three native ladies
were accidentally killed in storming the Palace
The plumber and destruction was immense, but
order had been restored. Eight thousand men
would be left to garrison the city.
symptoms of revolt had appeared among the
Sikhs.
Paris papers say that notwithstanding the fall
of Lucknow, Dude ia still in full instruction.
FINANCIAL.
The rate of discount Of the Bank Of England re-
manned unchanged. The applications for discounts
were very light.
Commercial editorials say the shipments OF gold
from the continent were heavy.
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reap WoRrH REApINa.-Whv is il that

many suffer an repine and drag out "A miserable
existence unified tor the eaJog ments and even or
d!narv pursuits of lite, when relief may be obtained
and health aud vignr restored, by II treatment at
once convenient and safe, well permanent ia it,
Character
TO those who have suffered long with disease nj
timating in loss OF appetite. yigor &c. the under
signed tenders bis professional services, assuring
tue sufferers in candOr and sincerity. pleasant con
Venicnt aud proper prescriptions a thorough cure
and SOUND body and mind, without unpleasant re-
1trctJns or hindrance from ordinary business puT-
suits
ali diseases of a private nature, from whatsoever
ause either recent or chronic, stTictuIes, rIita-
o'e bladder, &c; also, ScrOfula, Asthma, Kheuma-
tism, Piles, &C. skIllfully and successfully treated
DIR. HARRIS can be consulted daily, at his rooms
over 1929 Main street above nth and opposite thu
American Hotel, No 81, 81 floor. Entrance on Main
4th door above nth street.
From this date until the LIST of June. DR.. HARRIS
Will NOS be at his oce Wedne sdays Thursd ,ys and
Fridays OF each week. but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening. he may be consulted from
iO A VI TO NJ, and TO NJ, ap 2g-3m
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Hygein Hotel baptist General Associa
tom Chesapeake Fsmaie CoRege-7he Crops, &c.


OLD POINT. A., NAY ielD; 1900.
The HyCeia will be opened early ue1t month for
the reception of visitors, and We hope The worthy
and energetic proprietor may have full house
from the commencement of the season.
The next session of the Baptist General Associs
tiop. of this State, will be held in Hampton, COM
mencipg the first week in next month The cit
z"ns--tspeCialy the members Of the Baptist
Church-are making every effort fo- the accom-
mediation of the large number of delegates who
avs expected to be present Some If the farmers
will temporarily move to the town for that pur.
pose One of the number has engaged part of
DR.. Banks Hotel, Chesapeake ilalD and will &C
commodate from 50 TO 100 large delegation
will be entertained at the College, near by: and
the well known and hospitabie proprietor of the
Hygeia, Joseph Segar, Esq will entertain num-
Der at his beiutiful private residence, near the
own. From all we can learn, ample acCommoda
tions wills be provided for very large number Of
delegates.
The trustees Of Chesapeake Female College"
have appointed Rev. Thos Hume, OF Portsmouth
general agent for that institution. We are con
WINGED, lew men better fitted for such posi-
ton
The reports of the growing crops are cheering ;
should the wheat aud oats continue to improve
very heavy ops will be harvested
This section of Sntry at the present time
presents a most delightful appearance; public al
tentinn seems 10 be attracted To this part of our
state, aud well il may be-th0ugh lands Command
4 high price-they will pay-and pay well-any
one who wants good farm and desires healthy.
greeable and pleasant neI&hborhoOd, and cOuve-
nient to several Il st-iate schools.
Tuurs &c OBSERVER
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FAIR.-We were honored yesterday by the re,
ceipt of sample of the luxuries which have been
prepared by the ladies of the Manchester Baptist
Church for their Fair. The specimens were deli
cious and reflected credit on the fair makers. At
the old stand of Bnford, Mayo & Blair on Mair
street, below 18th. the Fair is progressing attend
ed by ladies. who deserve every success in the en-
terprise they are prosecuting.
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BURIAL OF MORMON Simon J. Neslin, Nor
mon elder, was buried at Cyprus Hills, New YORK.
on Sunday, With Mormon honors--prayer and .d.
dros.es from surviving elders. Elder Neslin was
= nstive Of England lie ombraced MormoBism iu
1892, sud came to Utah In 1858. lie VAS sent on q
mi.slon to England in the fall of 1856, and was on
his way back when his health failing, he stopped
OF Williamsburg, where he died.
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Business dull. Sugar and moIasses unchanged.
MOVEMENTS OF THE TURKISH ADMIRAL

Boston, May 19-The Turkish Admiral and suite
visited the Navy Yard at Portsmouth. \. H.. yes
ter'ay. where they were received by salute -
They p4rtook of a collation. at the house Of the
commandaut. and afterwards dned Mt Rock ingham
House. the Mayor presiding. The Turks express
ed themselves eatly pleased with the Yard,
pecialy with the three-hecker Franklin, which
they examined throughout.
Lieut.. Hassen Effendi leaves here in the Europa
to-day, to obtain further instructions from the
Sultan.
The Admiral remains a few days ia Boston, from
thence he goes to Niagara Falls, and other places
of interest in the country.
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svysirts PLr Mi. Branch, North Carolina
member 81 the iouso Of Representatives, bas rsviv
ed the old custom Of writing a circular TO his con
stituer.s giving his views of public measures; pre-
icrrirs that method Of addressing them, to the
modern systom Of making Buncombe speeches OF
every and all questions. which nobody listens to
aud which only takes up time to no purpose.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May 20 -.Snate-Mr. Hayne, the
new Senator from south Carolina. took his seat.
The morning hour was spent 10 unimportant bu-
siness
The Homestead bill being up, Mr.. johnson, OF
Tennessee. spoke until adjournment.
House.-The morning hour was spent in uniin-
portaut business
The Appropriation Bill was amended by striking
out the item of 100000 for the capitol extern
sion, and then passed.