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To Iron Manufacturers.

WTE are fully prepared to furnish COM
w plete plans for the erection of
BLAST FURNACES, STEAM FORCES,
ROLLING MILLS, HEATING and PUD.
DLING FURNACES, and all necessary de-
tails for the production of Railroad, Bar
and other Merchantable Iron
Also, for improved Reverberatory Fur
naces for Smelling, and Duncan 4 Kay's
Hot or Cold Blast Self Acting Cupola.
KAY, VEAL & HEWETSON.
Feb IL tu4 Architects and Engineers.
aD The Spartanburg Is. C.) and Char
lotte IN. c. papers, Will insert oaao q
week four times and send bill to this Office.
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Hardware.

TEHHE subscribers would respectfully in
Il form the citizens of Columbia and
vicinity, that they have opened their stock
OF HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, WIN
ask the attention Of purchasers, cheap for
cash. I1T, K POPE.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON, MARCH
ARRIVED YESTERDA,

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr. S. j. Waring. Smith. New York
Schr. Moses B. Dramhal, Davey, New York.
Schr. Sarah L. Simmons, Grady, Phila.
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Observation-Disclosures OFFICE.
COLUMBIA March 3 1896


HNHlS Company will receive and forward
Il MERCHANDIZE and PRODUCE. With
the additional charges for transportation
between freshley's and Aston, and drav-
age in Columbia on such as passes over III.
South Carolina Railroad, when consigned
to an! forwarded by the Company.
Freight and charges on all Mcrchandize
from Columbia must be PREPAID to all
Abbeville, Anderson and Greenyile. h;it
freight and charges will be collected on all
that comes over the South Carolina Rail
road, at all points except Hopes Station,
romarla, New Market and Grove Station.
Merchandize destined for those points will
be received and forwarded, upon prepay
ment OF freight and charges, and delivered
at OWNERS RISK. w.
Freight and charges on all Merchandise
ana Produce, to be forwarded over tho
South Carolina Railroad, must be PRE-
PAID to Columbia. J. B. LAsSALLE.
March f6 General Superintendent.
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Incoice of Tin and Woodeamo,.e. Goid
Watch, Sugar, dc.
BY A R. Phillips.
ON FRIDAY MORNING next, at 10 o'clock
will sell. at the new brick building on
Washington street, opposite Law Range,
An invoice of TN and WOODENWARE,
1c., consisting of:
Pens, Wash Basins, Cups.
Coffee Pots, Milk Strainers
Sets Measures, Tunnels
Sugar and Coffee Scoops
Plates, Sugar Boxes.
Cedar and Brass-bound Pals.
Half Bushel Measures, Shoe Tacks. &c.
ALSO,
Double-case Gold Lever Watch and
Chaln-a fine article.
large Brussels Carpet, large Ingram
Carpet.
China Dinner Set, Silver Cup.
Bbis. Crushed Sugar, and many otnei
articles, as usual
n. B.-Unlimited articles received un1iI
CLOCK on DAY or sale. March
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Cotton declining.
Sales of $40 bales, at 43G44c. Gold 32l.
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GENUINE IMPORTED BRANDY.
IN CASES genuine Jacques, Nicot &,
~ Co.'S COGNAC BRANDY, imported
direct from England into Charleston. 1t is
very choice. Call, see and Judge for your
selves T.. T. HEVIN
March 8 Auctr and Com. Merchant.
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RECEIVED THIS DAY,

II ANS, SHOULDERS, SIDES.
In LARD, FLOUR, CORN.
COFFEE, BEERHIVE SYRUP.
Scaled Herrings, Cheese.
Burgundy Port, Albany Ale.
Pure n. Z. Rum, Old Bourbon
Palmetto Schiedam. Peach Brandy.
Monongahela and Rye Whiskey
French Mustard.
Regalia and Elegante Cigars.
Right Bower and Manila Smoking 10.
bacco.
Talisman and Beauregard Chewing To-
bacco.
A select assortment of Pipes.
Knitting Needles, &c
March 4 8 JOHN c.. SEEGERS
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TO THE PUBLIC.

MA fully announce to his sold old patrons, patrons,
44a9N and the public generally, that on
MONDAY next, the 5th Of March, he will
open BOARDING HOUSE, corner Of Ger
vais and Assembly streets, and will endea-
vor to please all who will patronise him
March 4 3 A. M. HUNT.
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5T1oIEN.

FROM my plantation, in New
NGSA y berry District, on the night of the
1A-41 18th OF February, a BAY HORSE,
with black manc and tail, about ten wears
old Said horse is high in front, with a
tine chest, but droops slightly in the rump.
and Is blind in one eye. Any information
Leading to his recovery will be liberallv re-
warded. ELLISON g KEJ-fT,
March 90
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad

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Auctlon @aleS.
By A r. Phillips

Mcoice Of Tin and Woodea,c0,,e. Goid
Watch, Sugar, DC
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WANTED,
A GOOD MILCH COW. Also. a BRIJS-
N Sells CARPET, 21 by 1s feet. Apply
at JAS. G. GIBBES' store. March q
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WnAr Mionr HAVE BEEN Exprc+tt,-

:, WnAr MONT HAVE BEEN ExpKctip.-
The A'bev,Ile Banner announces that
lion A. Burt, one Of the counsel a
Mes'rs. Ksyss, Showers and Byron, has
feceived dispatch from shitgtoH.
stating that the recent removal Of those
gentlemen to the Dry Toi,ugas for life
was made "i,hou, tie knowledge or .arc
tioo Of the President; aud that Mr.. John.
adH Immediately objected an Stae. to BIZ
Issued for thsi! trao,f.r to Fort Delaware:
South CdrofiAian.
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MERCH.AN Disc.
BROWNS
D0UBLEEYLINDER
SAW GINS =!

HAVING received the agency
for the sale Of these improved
Gins, we are prepared to fur
nish them at manufacturers
prices, delivered either at this
place. or at the head of the
Rail Road. Call and see the
one we have at our Store
We call attention TO the follow
ing certificate.
HASSELTINE i MASSEY.
July 16, 1866.
We, The undersigned. certify tha, We
were present At the trial Of one of
BROWNS DOUBLE CYLINDER 60
SAW GINS, and fnd il will do = rec.
commended. viz: Run lighter, yin faster,
and mako finer sample ,h#n tho old
fashioned single Cylinder Gin.
8 b. MASSEY,
a CARTER.
II II. CROCKETT,
A. MAYER.
Lancaster G. Ii june 7rh, 1860.
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LEG AL NOTICES.
SheriH's Sale.

James J. Williams,l Partition Of Real
applicant, vs Estate In Court of
James Steele; Jane Ordinary.
Sistare, ct al defen'ts
BY virtue Of nm order from the Ordinary
of Lancaster District. l will sell at Ian
caster, c. FL. on the first Monday in Sep.
tember next the Estate Lands Of Francis
Steele, deceased, situated in Lancaster Dis.
trict, adjoining lands Of Thomas ". BrFk,
Jno N Craig and Others. Containing two
hundred and twenty acres, more or less, on
the following terms, to. wit:
The purchaser TO give Bond with ap-
proved security at twelve months with in.
terest from day of sale, Except so much
cash IA may be necessary to pay expenses
must be paid In coin or its equivalent in
currency, wi.ha mortgage of the premises
to the Ordinary for tho purchase money.
J B COUSART,. s l. ID
Aug l3 st
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FERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, s

FERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, as an
Internal remedy, has no equal In cases Of
ChoIera, Summer Complaint Dyspepsia, Dys.
entery, Asthma, II cures in one night by taking
I, internally, and bathing with it freely. It is
tho best lniment in America. Its action i,
like magic, when externally applied to bad
sores, burns, sculds. and sprains. For the .ck
headache and toothache, don't fail to tfy it,
In short, Il is Pain Killer.
rEnRr DAVIS PAis KrLLER.-This medicine
has become an article Of Commerce, a thing no
medicine ever became before. Pain Killer is ss
much an item in every bale of goods sent to
country merchants as tea, coffee, or sugar
This speaks volum 60 in its tarsr.- Giens Fall,
Nr"engrr.
Aug limo.
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SOUTH CAROLINA-Lancaste District
RY d. A: WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordinary
IL for said District.
WHEREAS, X G. BILLINGS, Comnis,
sioner ia Equity Lancaster Dist. has applied
TO me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chaltels, rights
and credits Of Col. James Steele, late of tho
District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE ars, therefore, to cite and sd.
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordlnary's
Court for tho said District, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House, on the 10th day
OF September next, to show cause, If any.
why the said Administration should not bs
granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal. this 25.h
day Of July, in the year Of our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and sixty.
six, and in the goth year of tho Ipde-
pendence of the United States Of
America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, o. Id.
Avg lst-6t
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.M.jor Hero. Won Borcks. who W.,
Chief OF Staff to General J. + B. Stuart,
and contributed an account Of his exploits
70 BlaGkwood, is now on the Staff Of
Prince frederick Charles Of Prussia.
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State of North Carolina,

William Stevens IN EQUITY
Va. 10 Fall Torn.
r E. wylie, and wife 1866.
Mary A, and others.
Petition for Indemnity as Surety.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that r.. E. Wylc and wife, Mary
Aiice, and Charles Harris Crawford, Annie
Phifer Crawford, Martin Paul Crawford,
defendants in this case, reside beyond the
limits Of this State. II is therefore order.
ed by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks successfully IN the Lancaster
Ledger, newspaper published in the town
OF Lancaster, in the State Of South Carroll.
ne, where the defendants all reside, notify.
ing the said defendants Of the fling Sf this
petition, and that unles. they appear ut tho
next Term Of this Court to be held in the
Town Of Monroe, N. c., on the 9th Mon.
day after the 4th Monday m August, 1856,
and answer the petition, the same will be
tsken pre- c0nfesso and heard er parts as 70
them.
Witness, THOMAS d. WINCHESTER, Clerk
snd Master Of said Court. at sfice in
Monroe. this 29th day OF July, 1866.
T. ID. WINCHESTER, C. NE.
Aug J. g.
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Mill Notice.

"E now have on our new boiling cloths
w at the Cunningham mill, on Cedar
Creek, and both the Wheat and Corn nills
are 10 good order. We grind all quantities
Tor the enc tenth toll. You will find Mr.
Lynn, our miller, strict and accommodating.
III yosr grain 10 good we guarantee enteis
satisfaction. CLARK a. MOBLEY.
July eth 866-6mo,
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eminent :
Nitro-Glycerine.

The terrific explosion whereby the Liver
pool steamship European was blown to pieces
at Aspinwall on the Sd inst, and immense
damage done to the wharf and freigh, house
with tie destruction of many lives, II sp-
pears came from several cases of niiro-glYcer-
Inc which had been shipped for California,
without any indication Of the dangerous na-
tuIe of their contents. An explosion OF the
same character at San Francisco. and the
one from q small box which exploded IL
front of the Wyoming Hotel, in Greenwich
St.. New York, tearing up the stree, and ad-
jacent buildings il fearful manner, were
beyond question caused by the same danger
Gus material An investigation in New
York city has shown that company rs'
formed for its manufacture IN the vicinity OF
the city, and that considerable quantities Of
it were on store in public-hOuses in the city.
without any special precautlOn-snd moth
No on the boxes to indicate its true character.
1t was speedily taken in charge by order Of
81. N,vo- and removed optside of the city
'n' '''''4 ""1
limits The following account Is gwen re'-
pecting the material
In lei' pupu OF VT. feiO1se . -I, IC.t -
70. discovered tnM gyeer'Gs; ~ "a'b habIr .,njo
-. ,.I;.h 10 caIIs5 ,itro-g glvr,rzs
!, E !. O;Iv heavier than water, soluble in ale5bo'
and ether, and acts so powerful on the r.r'ous
system that slnge ar.p Ph0si bS.d,cSs :. .es
will last for several hours The liquid seems to
have been almost forgotten BY chemist, =. a1n "
only nov 'If y .nniv;ng 4 To yery imSorf,pt
branch Of his art-namsly, blasting. From a
paper addressed oy ~. MN n. 10 r5;sf IHs
sg' xb;eS nj, substance. composed Of one p,r, Of
glycerine and three parts Of nitric scli, 30
or Chamber than gun-povdsr does, tn. Strength
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The LIQUOR LAW DECISION. The decision
of the SurremeC Court on the liquor law cases
Is having an excellent effect in stopping the
sale Of liquor in all parts Of the common
wealth-more SO Of course in the country
than IN the large cities. The Newburyport
Herald says Of that city We should think
one-half Of the Americans had stopped sell
ing, and the foreign population are more
largely supplied from private houses. We
know Of eight-sOme of them very largely IN
the busincss-who nave discontinued within
as many days" And We hear f similar re.
suits in other places. Quite a number OF
places in this city have heen closed, ana IN
case the parties who are awaiting sentence
before the courts receive severe penalties,
many more places will be closed at once. We
hope the good work VIII 60 on. Boston
Journal
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Ny spirit thirsts for purer streams,
Than e'er from earthly fountains stray;
My spirit thirsts, and would drink,
From living streams that low for aye
Through desert wastes and burning sands.
Aveary, faint, and sad / stray.
To slake my thirst wander On,
70 find the brook that's in the way
The stream the holy prophets saw,
So full and always flowing free,
Where every one who thirsts may draw
Fresh cooling drauchts. nor fainting be.
From pleasant streams, from wayside rills,
From bubbling fountains sparkling gay.
Too long l sought my cup to fill,
Nor found the brook that's in the way.
The cup from which sought to quaiii
Ny fill Of joy, in eager haste,
OF slipr'd from cut my trembling grasp.
S5r satisfied my longing taste
And on I turned in vain TO find,
A source from whence my thirst to allay,
AND oft sighed, until,-Oh joy
found the brook 'iat's IN the way
Since then, through earthly springs may fail
And every rIll Of comfort dry,
This living stream 10 drouth assails
But ever Yields a fun supply.
The toll worn Traveller li,'s 90 hear
The murmur rf the riTpiiug stream
As gliding down she mountain side
Il f lows a,or. through pastures green.
dc drinks. ard Y,t ulair be- tAir>t-.
A. marching oH through -ultTy day,
And ever th'rsts. ut'i 5sd,
JE-Js. the Eraa- t.a-. H 'he way.
AMELIA
I.IicH.. Il
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Missouri LoYALTY.-The country is PER
feetly settled about here, as to any disloyal
person doing an unlawful act, or even ut
tering single traitorous word.
The Rev. Mr.. Field. the Methodist clergy
man. whose meeting attended, IN giving
me an invitation to come up to their meet
ing, said, " We mean to be plain Christians
not at all starched up, but intensely loyal,
which Is the ruling sentiment in this part
Of the State, at least. There are some ex-
rebels who are suffered to remain, but they
dare not say a single traitorous or disloyal
word, on pain of beng compelled to leave
the State forthwith, and this is as 1t should
be in the entire Scuth.-RoRa. No. Cor
| Freeman.
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Mr.. johnson has been talking again from
the steps OF the White House. While less
violent in tone than his famous one Of Feb.
ODD. it still maintained substantially the
same ground. lie insisted on the right OF
the Southern States to immediate represent
alton, Leaving to each House of Congress
the right to reject traitors, and announced
that he should fight 1t through on that line.
The speech was mainly devoted to personal
yindication, after the following style:
think | have given some evidence that |
have been sincere and in earnest; and now |
want to know why it is that the whole train OF
| slanderers, and cslumniators and traducers
have been barking and swapping at my heels
| (Cheers) Why Is it that they array themselves
4 against me! Is il because stand on the side OF
the people. And when say 'the people"
include the soldiers and sailors. (Cheers.) Why
is it that they are arrsyed in trsducing and VII
rfying and eliminating me. Where were they
during the rebellionl cat yoice-"At home, N
bed" Lsughter.) In the Senate raised my
voice against it; and when il was believed thai
il would be to the interest Of the nation, and
| NOui1 hcsicl ia pubhnb sHS aSSN4h'A,
not leave my place in the Senate-a place. %
emolument, ease and distinction, and take my
position where the enemy could be reached, and
where mems lives were in danger, (Cheers
and cries Of That's so.'') While was thu
exposed personally and publicly. and in ever
way, some Of my present traducers and calum
niators were far removed from the foe, and wer
enjoying ease and comfort. (Cheers and laugh
teri But care not for them; care not tha
slander, that foul whelp Of sin, has been turne'
loose against me. I care not for all that; an
let me tell you here to-day, that. although Pret
! ty well advanced in life, feel that shall liv
a long enough to live down the whole pack OF ira
! ducers and slanders. lApplause) They hay
turned the whole pack loose to lower me IN 70, =,
estimation. (voi:es-"They cannot do j"
Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart. little dogs an
: ali, come along snspping and narling at m
| hsels But hned them not (Chee4U-)
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IMroETANr DEusIoN.-BUTTALo, April 10,
1866 Judge Smalley, of the United States
Circuit Court. has rendered decision In re-
lation to the powers of the United State.
Assessors. lie decided. in the case OF Thomas
Brown. Of this city, that the assessor had
no right to review any assessment mace by
him and which has been transmitted to the
collector and paid, and that the assessor has
no authority under law to require any man
to appear for examination in regard to sueh
returns, nor compel him to submit his books
for examination, and that the assessors pro,
ceedings in all such casesare nuiiity ano
without color of law.
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CONGRESSIONAL copy little more at
length the proceedings in the Senate on
Wednesday, on the habeas corpus act. The
act is intended to protect the officers and
agents Of the government, from the conse-
quenees of seizures and arrests, made BY
them during the rebellion, by the Presidents s
orders. Mr.. Edmunds of Vermont, offered
an amendment confning the operations oi
the act to the States in which martial law
was in force. He said : rr
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Marie Amelie, ex-Queen of tho French,
was buried beneath the Catholic Church OF
WeybIldge, England. on the Sd of April
She was buried in the gown she wore when
she left France an exile, and IN the cap she
wore as n widow, in accordance with a sol
emn request by her, as indicating the two
guiding principles of her life - devotion TO
her husband, and love for her adopted coun-
try. France
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-27

PRESIDENTIAL VEToEs.-Tho Wasbi-Gsoa
Chronicle gives the following as the lis. Of
vetoes issued since the formation of the gov
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He was happy IN the Office Of Senator: 1t
vss to him as much - his "dukedom" to Pros
nero He felt its honors and confessed its duties.
Int he was content He desiied nothing more
Perhaps no person appreciated % thoroughly
vhat Il vss 70 bear ths commission Of a5tats u
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Il o etry
For the Free Press.

..He Shall Drink Of the Brook in the
Way.-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

PIE comite Sc lave ct rapporte que le~~, 4.
adope un suhstitut Pacte dontn est mainte>
question, ct quill SONNET d Ia chambre avec re-
commendation de i'adopter. 5F4s ~
T Ie DIT sabstitut pour tire:
un acte confrmant Ia nomination des commis-
sares &c levses, fate provisofrement par IL gon-
PEtat q les autorisant acontinues leurs
fonctions ~ G23 s EsE s5f755-8 55FIlaF sSI
Get acte subit devant ID chambrs 80 seconde
lecture, N. Elan au fauteua, a @ ,esSsfsIa {
4. Gage fait la motion de suspendre lei raple.
ments, penet de prenlre en- consider tion pacte
du senat fntitoIs: s5'i*t fs9 IN Il
On acte autorisant lie gouyerreur i stnettre a.. y
"bondsn de l'Etat pour ie montant d,uu mil,,on al
piastres, aim de subvenir aux depenses de il con.
struction des levees, conformen,ent aux contrsts
fats par lu ct les commissaires des leyees nom
mes par lui Get efet ~ ,f7a54 $50
Ii motion est agreee, ct 1acte pris en conside.
ration, subit une premiere lecture et SUI me no
vee suspension des regiements, est pfis iii cod1s
ssderation f'enst dc subir d seconde lecture. PSI
Bur motion de N. Nc cCloskey, la premiere sec-
tion eat amende en efasant1 1e mot "annuellenent,s
ct en- lni substituant Ie mot .'semis
La section ainsi ansndee est adoptee. # NJ
| Bur motion de l. Fennsr, ID seconde section Ell
amehdee en- enaSantlesm mots s.au prix ID marchs,n
ct sur une autre motion, 1e proviso suiYant Ut
ajouts lasection: "pourvu, que lei di.s bonds
- soient point vendm au.dessous ID prix dn maj.
che" ~ 1aEFTE
La section, ainsi anendse, est adoptse. 5a3ifsI
Sur motion de y. Cage, radoption de ID secoude
section est reconside lorsqne II Haisey iii i
motion shacer les arnendeiisnts Do Il dite 80
ton. aa's5s AZ
La question est mise an voix, ct ID auofun
n'existant pas, on edge l'appel nominal; lss ~ y
presentants suivants repondent Ieurs MONS: + Z
| Honorable D. s. Cage, oratenr, ct NM. Andsr-
son s., Austin, Ayerson, Bailey, Blackman, ,Boyce,
Collins, Davenport Durable, Eager, Elan, Eustis,
Fenner. Freret, Fishburn, Fulda, Gates, Gaisser,
Green, Halsey, Head. Jonas Kelly, Labranche,
Leeds, Meredith, McKelvey, McEnery, Mcconnell, !,
Mcdonald, McCloskey, Montgomery, Mutt, Phil
lips j., Phillips A., Powell, Richardson, Richarda,
Rogers, Robinson, Sambola, Seaman, Simonds.
snider, Smith, ,stlls, Tate, Thsriot, ThisnernAn.
Tucker, Walker, Wilmington, Witt, wi[ianson,
| Waddell ct Weeks-57 representants.
Un quorum n'existant pas, sur motion do X.
Mcconnell, Ia chambre s'ajourne jusqu'aa lenae.
main natin d IL heures. ~ 6L679k ~
| @. 9@s THOMAS L. MAXWELL ai
| Secretaire de la Chambre des Reprsssntants. 4
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