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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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rors, Abuses and Diseases, incident to
Youth and Early Manhood, which create
impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free of charge. Address, DR.. J.
sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
tion, Philadelphia, Pa. Sept 25 3mo
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A new supply Of the UNIVERSAL
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July 80 Agents.
TO THE AFFLICTED.-Nothi has
as yet been presented in the way of a
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the system and impart new life to consti-
tuition shattered and worn out by that most
distressing disease known as Dyspepsia,
They should be tried by all those thus
affected, and will never fail to give relief
For sale by ell druggists.
April II th1y DIR. G. H. Mot, Agent.
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York; 205 High Holborn, London, England;
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Sept II t;mo
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DANCING SCHOOL.

MRS. JACOBS will resume her
20 DANCING SCHOOL on THURSDAY
MA AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
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THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTIONS.
VIRGINIA.
HOMESTEAD LAWS - THE DIsCONTINUANCE OF
THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU - PRESCRIPTION
OF loyal XOTERS.

HOMESTEAD LAWS - THE DIsCONTINUANCE OF
THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU PRESCRIPTION
OF LOYAL VOTERS.
RIcuMoND, Va. Dec 13.-The Virginia Con-
vention reassembled this forenoon. communication
wac received from Gen. SchOied, approving the OfuI-
nance fixing the pay OF members and officers OF the CO
yentiOn -, Al, -
An ordinance was reported paying the Reporter OF the
Convention 50 % page for debates reported by nun.
petition was received praying for the passage OF a
Homestead law Judge snead Rep denounced Inc pet-
foD AS proposition for downright robbery, ana III opo-
ou 10 the Constitution Of the United states, uuef
which the Convention existed. The motion TO lay IL on
the table was byYeas 49, Nays 49, and II was hen re-
ferred ILL.,
A resolution appointing n Committee to memorabilia
Congress 10 allow the Freedmcn3 Bureau IN view OF the
i'm the State remain here I'LL recOnslrucUOn
Is complete, was laid on the table. ~
resolution was adopted inviting Gen. ORLANDO Brown
aud staff Of the Frceduens Bureau TO the privileges Oh
the floor. ., l.. - .o,,
nittee 10 wait on Gen Schofed and ask him to remove
the present state officers, and falling TO induce nm TO 90
il then to 90 Washington for the same purpose OF pro
cure the amendment OF the law so as 70 give tue
ton the right them. The RESOLUTIONS "eIe ldi
on the table. -, A.. 49, ,,,.,,,i
The resolution offered yesterday relative to the intim-
dating by disloyal landhOlders OF loyal voters OF ire
Republican ticket, and the amendment 20 u relative ~
the nmidatng by cOlOred voters OF those colored e
and voted the Conservative tcket were ceu
up, but laid over until tomorrow. Adjourned
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YORK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1867.

bank becomes deposits and continues TO be such until
repaid to the depositOr" then is certain that In TINS
case tax the total amount OF deposits OF the PLAIN
Government securities.
Chamberlain for plaintiff in error; r. D. Hubbard Tor
defendant in error.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13-The following cases were under
consideration to-day In the Supreme Court: No 52IIhe
Mayor and Aldermen OF the City OF Washington, PLAIN
lifts In error ag Dennson Mr. Carlisle OF COUNSEL for
plaintiff IN error filed motion for the allowance OF
superScediOs In this No 70JOel H. Wieper PLAIN
in I'm error agt Eli Hofeck in assumpt The cause was
argued. No 375-The Ktna Insurance Company agt
5o"e et ~ no error 70 the Slcmt court ior @ No
M The United States, appellant, ag Adams Motion
10 dismiss appeal argued.
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Jefferson Davis was directed to report soon as posi-


THE INTERNAL REVENUE TAX on SHAKERS: a,
Mr. ELDRIDGE Dem, Wis., offered resoiutpn o w.,
what arrangement carried out in collecting the income
tax from the Shakers at NewLebanon WhetnSr oC
male uember OF the Community is allowed the e4enPt,I
OF 81 eco or whether that exemption applies only 70 o
Community as a whole. The resolution was adopted
JUDICIAL DISTRICTS OF TEXAS go, . &,
crease the number of Judicial Districts Texas winch
was referred TO the Committee on Indian Affairs
EXEMPTION FROM STAMP DUTY ,-.,-
Mr. KERR Dem. Ind offered resolution instructihs
the Committee on Ways and Means TO inquire into the
to exempt from payment Of the Stamp duty all oleia
bonds executed TO or for the use OF religious ehataDe
or benevolent religious societies The resolution was
adopted ...,..
The SPEAKER presented communications from the
Secretary of the Interior Attorney and congress
sonal Printers with statements OF the amount OF Tue ~
per cent allowance made last year 10 ther CHI
poyes Referred to the Committee on Retrenohment.
INDEX TO REPORTS OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEES. A..
Also. letter from the Clerk Of the House statng tnat
he had prepared and deposited In the House Library
dgested index OF the reports Of the House committees
with similar index from the foundation Of the Govern
ment I'LL 1882 for which no appropriation was required
IN COMMITTEE OF TIE WHOLE on IHE STATE OF THE
UNION.
On motion Of Mr.. FARNsWORTH Rep. I'D the House
went into Committee OF the Whole the state OF the
Union Mr. FarBswOrth in the chair for general debate
Mr.. VAN TRUMP Dem, Ohio spoke IN condemnation
Mr. LAWRENCE rep Ohio, who defended IT, Mr..
Lawrence yielded TO many interruptions SO inat ns
himself and Messrs. Eldridge Wilson uowa Boyer ueZ'
and others. -.
Mr.. WOODWARD Dem, PENN made briet argument
the law Of impeachment, arguing that the WOfu mis-
demeanOrs" as used in the Constitution means not Nlo
laton Of law but misconduct IN office, knowingly dOhe
TO the prejudice Of the public or Of individuals 49,,
Mr.. GARFIELD Gsep, Ohio inquired whether II the
President not defended by some law defining what
constituted msdemcanOr, he was not at the mercy OF
twOhrds OF the Senate who might declare MN guilty.
Of misdemeanor in Office without regard either TO COM
mon law or to common sense. -, -
Mr.. WOODWARD held that every officer OF the Gov
held his Office subject TO the impeachng power
and remarked that there much more danger OF cor
rupt officials remaining unmpcached than there was OI
men who had been faithful in Office being impeached
The Committee was further addressed by MI Ella
rep ". H. in condemnation OF the Presidents cOurse
and by Mr. KERR Dem Ind in advocacy OF an eAtens
sion of the Judiciary system OF the United states, re-
dercd necessary by recent decisions and ny tue gO"
of Admiralty cases aud particularly in favor OF the es
abshmen another term of the United states az New
Albany, Ind for which he had already introduced Dill
that has been referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The House then, at 81 o'clock, adjourned
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE EENIANS.

LONDON Dec. 13.-The Government has decided
to institute prosecution against John Martin and
the other persons who made reasonable speeches on
the occasion of the funeral demonstrations 10 Dublin
on Sunday last.
BLOWING UP OF CLERKENwELL PRISON.
daring attempt was made to-day to release the
recently arrested Fenian Col. Burke who is confneR
in Clerkenwel Prison. Powder was placed beneath
one of the prison walls and was exploded it is Snp1
posed by Burle's cOnfederates The whole side OF
the wall was blown into the air. The force of tho
explosion was so great that three adjoining buildings
were destroyed. Many persons injured,
and it is feared that some lives were lost
Much confusion prevails in the vicinity and it is
difficult to ascertain the details of the occurrence
The explosion had very serious results but was not
successful in facilitating the of Burke. Tho
prisoner was confined in an inner cell, and could not
escape by the breach in the wall He has been re-
moved to a place of greater security The eXpi0s0h
was tremendous in its effects. The prison wall ami
neighbOrng buildings are mass OF runs. Some
lives must have been lost. 1t is wildly
rumOred that as many as 20 persons
have been killed, and that some bodice
are buried in the ruins. 1t seems that during the
morning repairs had been commenced on the WALL
Later in the day some unknown men were seen In
roll barrel which doubtless contained the powder.
under the place where the repairs "eie peihs .u".
Shortly after this the explosion took place. Iwd
men and woman. who were found i'll the vicinity.
have been arrested on suspicion of being connected
with the preparation of the outrage. The excite
ment there is 80 great that it is impossible as yet !"
obtain any correct account of the casualties.
FUNERAL SUPPRESSED.
GLASGOW Dec 13-Evening.-An attempt waS
made in this city to get up funeral to-day for tho
Manchester Fenians but it checked by the inter-
ference of the authorities.
BELFAST, Dec. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS prepara-
tions had been made by the friends of Allen, Could
and Larkn to hold public funeral to-day IN Their
honor. but the Government officers interiered' ana
under the authority of the Lord Lieutenants proc
lamaton put stop to the demonstration.
THE LONDON TIMES on AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
LONDON. Dec 13-TRe Times counsels the accep'
lance of President Johnsons views on the disputed
questions of naturalization and allegiance as Ell
pressed in his Annual Message.
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GEORGIA.
THE RELIEF RDISANCE-MEMoRIAL TO con
GREss FOR TIE REPEAL OF THE COTTON

TIE RELIEF RDINAN1E-hEFIOhihis - ~
GREss FOR TIE REPEAL OF THE COTTON
TAX.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 13.-The Georgia Recon-
srncton Convention. which session here to-day,
refused reconstruction OF the Relief Ordinance when was
adopted Yesterday, by a vote Of "a 10 "a. -
substitute 10 the resolutions asking repeal OF inc
cotton tax was adopted, as fOllOWsJ
Beas successful culture Of cotton ~ Georg essential 70
m osps people the fall Development, Of the material IN
tsresis n The State; and ,. -. a.
ar has largely increased that production which lA CONNECTION VII
other CAUSES reduced is value seriously enanger W commute
cultivation a. leading staple By our own people therefore
Rd tho Convent recommend the repeal oi tue COTTON TAI
I practicable the Application Of the repeal TO the present crop
R9sd considers its repeal essential 70 me
continued sccessu 81 cotton the great staple 81 We coaA
tr aud a. Of relief to both agricultural capital and labor
R1rfd Convention having confidence The earnest De-
Of the United Estates 90 aid restoring TIE pros
per people aud the Development 81 ali Der mater
Interests hereby request the President Of The convention 70 a
certified opy the President Of the United states
h Pren u the Senate aud the Speaker Of the House 81 Represent
avs request they be presented at an early day 10 DOLE
Hoses af Congress --t.. 4,
white delegate offered his resignation as memDer on
eould resign under Gen Popes order without action in
line matter the Convention adjourned until Monday next
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pr>-,NCr,r AVN roN,NIEPCIAT'

TovpoS Dec ISENoon -Consols for money, 92} init 4
states FiyeTweny Bonds, 7li Illinois Cehtrai kai""y
shares, sgl; Erie Railway shares, 4sa ,,.
Gfternoon- COnsols steady at 92s for money; untea
States FveTwenties II ne; Illinois Railway shaieS'
sgl Erie Railway shares, 4s3 ,,.
Eyening-Consols closed at 92E for money. American
securities closed at the following rates 1be1 , o'e
P1RTS Dec I3-Noon-The bullion in the Bank or
France according to the regular weekly statement nag
increased fourteen millions OF francs Inc Kehtes arc
Fyening-Since noon to-day Rentes have improved,
and at the close Of the day were advancing. ,,
FRANKFoRT, Dec. 13NOOn.-Unlted states rive IWeh-
ties for the Issue of 1862. 16s ...,,.,. A.,
TWGRPooL. Dec. 1s-Noon.- Cotton dull; the est
mated sales today are 5000 bales; Middng Uplands 81
np s. Goo bales Of Which bales for export anr
4OOs bales speculation; the Stock IN poit su
Corn As for Mixed Western. Wheat 10 iof NnN 'ni.
fornia and 49, for No. Milwaukee Red; bsriey, .
Tor American Oats 3s for American. Peas 80 O. Tor
Canodian. Beef 1925 FOR Winter Cured Extra Prime
Ness Pork sol for Prime Eastern Mess Lard tOl ios
ane Racon an FOR Cumberland Cut. No. II Duteh
standard sugar &c g. Resin, 10 for Common wilmington
cnm 3 per gallon for Spirits and for Refined Spirits
Turpentne 279. Clover Seed, 39l for NO American
Aernoon-The Cotton market is little more active and
sales now promise To reach 10000 Da5s 9eloiV @
the day the quotations are unaltered Corn Is
New Mixed Western is quoted at 466 per quarter
steady Is for California NhIte and iU Bae
has declined to 40 per cwt for CulnDeraHd Sus 0,f
quotations are unchanged. Inc HdIhtt iVI out" -
q No 10 Dutch standard has declined 10 49,. NJ
Fyenin THE Cotton market closed without improve
nent i'm prices with the exception OF Cotton To arrve
which Is hrmer; the following are the au,hYllIen
quotations: Mddling Upands, In port 7Sd.; MiddIhg
1plands to arrive, I'd Middng Orleans lid Inc Inc
sales of the day foot up 10000 bales The adyces rom
Manchester are unfavOrable. Goods and Yarns nala
a declining tendency, and the market is 1u: Sia
closed firm at 46 o. Wheat unchanged. bIney' ~
oats g. Peas i6 g. Beef ll26 Pork 6 LaI Ssoii ys
Cheese 49, Bacon, 4O sugar eosedh o s1 nnoted az
2S spirits T1rpentne Cd. lower; the last sales werS
made at 276 Rosn steady at dS ior ed aa etr r
ieum 81 for Spirits, and 3 for Refined 0-o .,,o,,s
iI nee l3-NOOn-Whale OIL, f39 per 2o2 gai0nS.
c 90 siia per tun Lnseed OIL, sS7 per tun Linz
sai"d Gakrs alI per tun for thin pale. 49, 1910 On
Evenng-Whale OIL, 1885, sperm OH, SlE Ldhseeu OH'
AZ; .rMiTSP pee is-Noon.-The Petroleum market ~
aat. standard White Is nominal
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ALABAMA.

APPOINTMENT or JUDICIAL OFFICERs-MONE-
MENr OF CONSERVATIVE BLACKS.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dee. 13.-Nine judicial
and ministerial officers have recently been removed to
give place to loyal Republicans. Five Of the new ap-
pontees were extreme members Of the late Reeonstruc
lion Convention.
The Conservative colOred meeting last night organized
n Conservative Club. The whole affair was managed by
the blacks The colOrcd speakers denounced the so
convention and declared that the colored people were
enemies themselves they any longer refused TO heed
the nd vice and Of their tried aud true friends
nm. old inhabitants OF the South. Resolutions were
adopted which declare in strong terms against the rat
cation of the Constitution
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MISSOURI.
SALE OF THE ST. LOUIS WATER BoNDs-A sUs
pEnrEn MuInnERER LYNCHED.

SALE OF THE ST. LOUIS WATER BONpS-A oCo-
PECTED MURDERER LYNCHED. -
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 13.-TwO millions ana nan
OF the 81, Louis Water bonds sold at auction on
,Tbsmge today The successful bidders we're the Ma
.t rank ~ he STATE Of Missouri which took 100000
on ts and $500 900 for the Bank OF mt t
rcr Rank OF this city soc FOR itself and 100000
t mi an order for Europe The price paid was ~! FOR
Marshall, the negro who was arrested mere on Meu-
nesday, on suspicion Of being one OF the nnr,
NJ Kinders Switch the Chicago Railroad.
five or Six miles above here, on Sunday as was tah9a
TO-, The cnstodv OF Constable Byerne In Venice, lltie
,lo bon trce miles north Of here, on the opposite
aide OF the river az o'clock last night by mob OF Ger
sl'io Va IA 49, 10 a tree Marshall acknowledged being
asont when fbo murder committed but charged
ib st unon his companion, Anderson Reed, who Is sun
al hov storm began here ct 1880 o'clock ths
,,i,",,' and continued til after dark. -Four 10 slN
=; snow have fallen. The trains have not been de-
ipyeQ W far,
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GEORGIA.
CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN ATLANTA

ATLANTA Ca, Dec. 13.-A county Conservative
meeting under call OF the late State Convention at Ma
con- was held here tonight Much enthusiasm prevailed,
and resolution adopted, suggesting the assembling
OF u National Convention at Louisville, on the 22u OF
February form party for restoration and the preser
walton OF the UnOn the principle OF the Constitution
COLLISION BETWEEN COLLEGE STUDENTS AND
NEGROES AT ATHENS.
mob OF about 80 armed negroes threatened on tues
day night TO attack some students Of the Georgia Uni
vrrsty nj Athens. Tho students armed In turn ana
difficulty was imminent, when troops were ordered ou'
and iii -pered the negroes.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec 13-NOOn-rhe steamship tnbH,
Capt Stone from Boston the 4th lnst has arrived here,
on the way To Liverpool.
Evening.-The National Line steamship Erin, CAPT
Hall from Nov 2s touched at this port to-day,
aud .hen proceeded TO Liverpool. . -.
Rental from Rotterdam for Delaware Breakwater wenb
ashore IN the Straits Of Dover near Calais ana NJ b
accounts was diSchargng cargo with the hope o getln
off The brig r. Sheppard, Capt Braston when salleu
from Philadelphia the 14th Of October LAST mas al
rived al a port in Holland in a leaking condition
GLASGOW, Dee. l3--NOOn.-The steamship Hibcrnia,
Can't Munroe from NewYOrk November 80, arrived here
yesterday
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THE INDIANS.
TILE sioux MOI

THE SIOUX NOT DISPOSED To MAKE PEACE.
CHICAGO, Dee. 13.--A dispatch from omaha
the l9h inst says Fort Laramie sp9huehSs Oh W."
oil saws Marty of Sioux came yesterday. lhey df-
Are 70 make peace but report that the main body OF Il
sioux are not disposed TO treat until the forts IN tns
counfrv arc abandoned Red Cloud says he VIII nght tha
whites as long as man IS left him. Indian courieis
come I'm daily from war parties, ana communicate VIZ
friendly Indians and 20 back ulIn0c,ed osded VIA
proy iaious and aIIiluuulI0n.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MDKTAI FIkIIM UIAhEINo w INDIFhN
Nr ELIOT (Rep, Mass) presented the
,oeuoriaI of tho representatives OF the yearly meeting
~ Tho religious society ~ Frends representing the inter
81 mar Tie Friends have always felt In the welfare OF
Tho indians and praying that the love OF peace may
,,rev.i and that Just laws may be passed Tor thelr
pros"ton The memorial referred 10 the Committee
ou Indian Affairs. - % , ,,,,,s
IA ,,,tinu of Mr. briggs t&'p, hch) the select
Committee Oh distributing rewards ~ tho eaptore "
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LETrER FROM sENATOR sIERMAN.

IN TcpIy 10 IVIIVI II"IH VIZ II'I''. VI ~
Wall-st., Senator sherman write:
T. E SENATE CHANBLR. WlsHISCTON Dec. q, 1867.
DFARsIR: | have read with interest your letter ana
will certainly weigh carefully an the proportions made
"a 10 oar financial measures. The Committee 81 Finance
h now engaged in studying all these issues, and am con
drnt " be able 10 agree upon measures mat VIII iuhh
nt only the l,qaifg but the aOr0ty Ot our pubic en-
yagemcute. More Than this / cannot now say uut
heartily invite all suggestions Of practical character
Very truly yours, join Hi'LhnA''
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APPREHENsIONs OF AN OUTBREAK IN NAlES.i
FLORENCE, Dec. 13-Evening. Serious apprehen-
sons are entertained of an nsurrection in Naples in
which city the demonstrations against the course OF
the Government have been unusually violent. 90
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CHINA.

A MISSION OF MR.. BURLINGAME.
LONDON, Dec. l3-Advices from Shanghai say 10
was believed there that the American Minister, tho
Hon Arson Burlingame, wOuld soon leave Pekin for
the United States, by way of Europe, on a special
mission for the Chinese Government
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
TENNESSEE.
TIE COMMON CARRIER BILL.

TIE COMMON CARRIER BILL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 13.-The Senate to-
day passed the Common Carrier bill, and negroes in
Tennessee now have Tho same privileges Of travel on rail-
roads as are accorded 10 white people.
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EUROPE.
THE CONFERENCE.
OPINION OF THE LONDON TINES.

OPINION OF The LONDON IIMES'
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Dec. 13.-The London Times this morning
says that the holding of a European Conference for
the settlement OF the Roman question would be q
mOckery after the recent speech Of the French Sec
rotary of State NJ. Rouher in the Legislative body.
NEW NOTE TO THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
PARIS, Dec 13-It is said that the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs has sent to Florence dispatch in re-
gard to the claims of Italy Rome based upon, and
in sense identical WITH the speech of Minister Rou-
her in the Corps Legisatif.
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FRANCE.
THE CORPS ]

THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF SOON TO BE DISSOLVED.
PARIS Dec. 13-Eyening.-Iti is reported that tBC
Corps Legislatif now in session will soon be dls~
solved by the Emperor and new elections viii Do
held in January next
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LOUISIANA.

Nrw-ORLEANs Dee. 13.-The Convention AL
iourIcd last night until Monday III order 10 give the
Committees time TO report.
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SECURE PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
0N GOLD COIN.

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

Ties. Bond. ar, an lo.ut, fri, ,.n pp,p ii, uea valuable ard
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GRAND NATIONAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

,r.dsedys portion oftbe
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WASHINGTON.

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS FOR THE Holt
DAYS AGREED TO-sECRETARY STATIONS
SUSPENSION CONSIDERED IN THE SENATE
EXECUTIVE sESSION-THE CONGRESS COM
M1TTEES-EXPENsE OF THE SPECIAL INvES-
TIGATING COMMITTEFs-GEN, HOWARD TO