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-Penlleton l44 l.2; IInncock so; lien!
dr:cks 8; Chase ! 9 MrClvllar ] (ch.crs.)
The thirteenth ballot SHOWS liile change !;
hey yond AIcClellan's name don't appear,
and Franklin Picrce received ono vote.
Tho twelfth ,bailot.is considered iuaicn-
tive that Hancock has about reached his
ul'ima'um. h, the thirteenth ballot, Vir.
Rin'a voted for Hancock. Fourteenth un--
changed. Fifteenth, Connecticut splits,
giving Hancock 8. Nebraska aoes ior
Hendricks. Pennsyfvania votes or,lian-
cock. ReSult--r. n'lI.lon. l29; HANCOCK
79 .; Hendricks SO .l.2. On The six-
leenth ballot, Arkansas, Gtorcia aud
Louisiana voted for Hancock. Resmlt---
Hancock, ZIG; Pendleton, lO7; Hen.
bricks, 20. On tho seveuteentlI ballot
Illinois split between Hendricks aud Pen
! dlttoh. Nebraska votes for Hoffman
ltssult--Hancock, 1877; ,Psulle,on, TO
llsndricks,: so. On the eighteenth ballot
New jersey gives Hancock 3. liliGoi
VOTES for Hendricks. Result-Prnife
ton, sc; Hancock, l44; Hendricks. 81
To days ballo. shows nothing de6nite.-
Haucock's friends were co,.iideut or ia
vorabls result on the eighteenth ballot, bu
the result discouraged them very n,ucl
and they reluctantly yielded. The coali
tion between Hendricks and Pendle,on
hopeless, and il is appteheuded that Ha,
cock has achieved his highest vote.
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MAnrLAHS FAEMun.-~This :ayeri,e s.rivu-
tural monthly for July is received, aud is
stored with u variety VI useful matter to tho
farmer and planter. 1t contains green crops,
Italian rye grass, farm work for July, garden
work for July, Timothy and clover, improve
msnt Of the soil, &C., potash lost in wool grow
Ing, fencing, coal ashes, cultivation Of fsh
South and West, mnuuring market gardens,
manufacture and practical uses Of steam plow-
ing machines. grasses for. tho South, lssredcza
strinta, or bush clover, drilling in wheat. to
mnke> good older, stall feeding, ox-eyo daisy,
common errors in farming, American hay ted
der. law Of sex in breeding, grain for horses,
pleuro- o-pneumonia, bolts in horses, useful re-
cpes, on poultry, dairy. horticultural, and
ladies department.. Published by s. sau,ls
Mills s. Co., Baltimore, Md, al $l.5O per aa-
NUN.
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The SOUTHERN CuLrIvATon.-This
sterling monthly for July has boen re.
oeived, and'as usual filled with it's usu'
al variety IN the departments Of Agri
culture, Mechanics, Horticulture
Household Economy. .Fireside, &c
The work is invaluable to the South
ern planter. Terms, 81 per annum
in advance. Address Wm. & ". l.
Jones, editors and proprietors, Ath
ems, 10.
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Orr, WHICH was ordered to be received as
information, aud, to BUSINESS OF no public
interest," -, ~
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
I The House. @ns called to orIsr 81 10
o'clock A. N. 80.
Tho jpurnalwas read and. coniirmc,i.
The reading Of tho messags nom ex
Governor Or consumed tie principal
part Of the session Of the day. TLe
ulessnge was received MS ipfol,uslio,,,
lu'nt resolution, covering and propo.
i sing ~ adopt the constitutional arrend.
mehf, was received from The Seuate, and
| "'Hde the .speciaI orLer for to day, ut hslf
past IL o'clock.
Aiter u"'mp"ttant business, tho House
adjourned until II m. to day. s,. ..,.
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAnoLISA.-
Among tho names of those who re-
ccivod degrees and distinctions at the
recent commencement at this instltu.
ton, we observe those of the follow.
ing from our District:
L. w. Haskell graduated in Mathe.
matics, Chemistry, Natural Philoso.
ply, proficient in Engin eering.
J. +. Marshall graduated in Histo,
ry and Rhetoric.
w. S. Marshall, certificate of dis
tinction in History and Rhetoric.
J. S: Perrin graduated in Ancient
Languages, Rhetoric, Mathematics
certificate. of distinction III Natu:a
Philosophy. -..
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM Souru
CARoLIHA.-The Greenville Enterprise
says: ut seems generally conceded that
Mr.. Mackey, the President of the la.s
Convention is to be chosen as one Of tho
Senators. II appears to be an opinion
with many tha, Gov. Orr may be selected
as the other. II the Legislature makes
this selection, they will have more sble
Senator than any other reconstructed
State, and II man equal 10 the foremost Of
any State in mental power aud political
sagscity."
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n@- We have been favored during
tho past week with fine rain. Tho
rains, we learn, have boon worry par
tial. On the Savannah side of tho
District, to tho west Of the village,
there have been very heavy rains, and
also at Greenwood and vicinity; but
other sections in tho upper aud low
or parts Of Tho District remain very
dry.
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University :, Of Virginia Speeches b!
Generals Preston and Hampton. j..

A correspondent OF tho; Richmond Dispatsh.
writing from the .Unitsrsi,y Of Virgiuis. At
Charlottesville. on Commencement Dsy June
0,);says: .....
The public hail was crowdedp this morning
to hear the address Of General John 9. Pres
ton, of South caiolfns. before the Washington
and Jefsrson Literary Societies He yss se-
ceivsd vith;sbs moas vosifsross applause, which
eompslIed him 70 remain stan ding for several
minutes. snd permitted the audience 70 gaze
upon one Of the nobleit looking men I over
saw. Ills sPrendii figure, erect a. an srro~.
noble cosutsa sucs lighted viii 8res of geoius
martial bearing. aud hssvy gray mspstacbe.
reu',ndrd oae Of all old Marshal of France in
a,sprsud .tsys Of Espe!eon's power and glo-
~. .....-..,.-. .--..-..
ersketehing the Grafton. w6itb vas. 10
The tnsin: an inpassioned suosy .f' Virginia,
the'cosfssFoIdsha says: c-,' srn.' -, Z.,'.,
II j. impossible 70 ,dssetibs thss seffectef this
speech. .Ghssr .aler cheer intercepted. ,he
noble old Roman as vi,h clear ringing, voice
apd,essy. graesful gesture he gsre utteraneo
to words witch thrilled ev.ry. heart and
drought tears 70 Eyes unused. 10 s~esps> The
above 10 .onsya Vary mesgrs sketeh Or fhe
speech which held che. audisnosl sPelEbaund
for over .tvo honrs. bat Which 20 spark led witl
gems iu every y>sentence thhs eysn hs bellies
and bsanx ceased their c1Gl.er apa gave updi-
sided attention.. ','t--.rv 49,: .
a.Ai.sr the asissaiof 'shes4s1 h;asd soai.sns'
sa,,sidea,3 3thste wsps :lesd ,saa ssntiaaed'eaih
sn Hampton. ns ssois.asd: :3se he STOOD e
Il Al
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Taxing tho gondhOlders.

There has boon much excitement in
Il mar cial circlts at Washington and
elsewhere over the recent action of
tho House OF. Representatives, look
ing to tho imposition of tax of ton
per cont. upon tho United States bonds.
Tho Committoe Of Ways and Means,
in pursuance of instructions, reported
u bill, but accompanied the report
with a protest against the measure,
a. in violation of tho faith of Govern.
lnent, which had boon solemnly
pledged by Congress. Whatevor
forco there may bo in this argument,
it will be lowerless against the>popu-
lar copyiction, that the burdens of the
country should be uniform, and that
no species Of property should bo ex-
empt from taxation and the decisive
character Of the voto-94 to 81
shows that it is something more than
an empty threat. 1t does not follow,
however, that there is any real senti-
ment in favor Of reputation, although
the New York Tribune attempts to
attach this odium upon this measure.
That paper thus anaiyzes tho voto:
The resolution was passed by 92 Yeas
to So Nays. OF tue 90 Yeas, 81 were
Democrats and 81 Republicans. OF the
Nays, Q were Democrats and SO Republi
cana. OF tie Gl Republicans wht
WHO voted for this act o.
reputation, 40 were from States south OF
west Of Pennsylvania. Or the IS mem
bsrs who voted to pay the Interest We had
agreed to pay, % were from States soutl
and west Of Pennsylvania. Tue vote O
tho Southern and Western Republicans
therefore, was 40 for taxing the bonds K
22 against it, while the Western Demo
Gratis were unanimous for that COURSE
While tlere is, therefore, slightly large
majority at the West than at the East il
favor Of this measure, tue difference is no
large enough to be very important. And
ON the whole, as there are far more c
Ihe bonds owned at the East than at Il,
West. the figures do not necessarily impl
that the West is more unsound on Ia
question than the Lest. Great unsound
usss prevails in both sections. We d
not mean to imply tia: all who vote {,
taxing the interest on the bonds 10 pt
cont. would vote fol. taxing the princip
Of the bonds out Of existence; {; nor. thous
the dishonesty Of tie two acts is the sau
in kind, would we declare them ths san
iu degree. The difference is RS great
between stealing IS and stealing SIS
One is petit larceny and the other is graz
larceny. The former brings a year iu t
County Jail; the latter, five years in i
State Prison. But the steps ftom the fl
pollution Of the national honor to its
psatel and perpetual prostitution are
easy desceut and Of irres istible tendency.
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neE The State Legislature, includ-
ing tho delegations from Anderson,
Lancaster and Marion, now declared
to be duly elected, should number
one hundred and fifty-six votes on
joint ballot; but it is not probable
that more than one hundred and fifty
members will be present. The mur-
der of Dill subtraeted one from the
total, two delegates are understood u
have declined to serve, and one is dan
gerously ill. 49, r: T., .
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sar We direct attention TO tho I'D.

=: 16 We direct attention to tho ad-
vertiselnent of Messrs. J. J. .-Pesrce Il
Son, cotton factors and commission
merchants, of Augusta, Gu. They
arc geatlemen OF established oharac.
ter, aud can make it to tho interest Of
our. cItizons to favor thom with their
patronage. With thom is associated
our young friend, Mr.. Edward Yur.
brough, who will devote his persona!
attention TO the interests of the citi.
IONS Of our District, to whom ho il 40
we'll known.
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Goodgio1's Factory and Mills.

we direct attention. to tho adver-
tisemont of Messrs: Il. s.. & J. w.
Goodgien, WIN anpouuce to our citi.
zens that they arc prepared to execute
satisfactorily all orders for carding
wool, at tboir we'll known Mills in
Laurens DISTRICT, Gopsigpments Of
wool made to Mr.. d. r. Sondley, Mr.
q. NJ; Clark, Marsha! Sharp, or DR..
Wn.: II. Jones, will receive prompt
attention, aud tho carded wool will lie
returned on tho 5th and Goth Of each
month. These gentlemen have ercc-
tod now buildiugsoand with improved
machinery and the best of oporati ves
arc enabled to guarantee entire satis-
faction. Let our farmers forward
their now material at ouce. -...... .; ,
The following we'll merited tribute
to the skill aud energy Of, tho Messrs.
Goodgion we extract from the Lau'
rensville Herald: -:
We had the pleasure, . few days sinae. 10
| company with Judge j.. J. D.ve. Of spending,
most pleasantly, q day with the Messrs Good
| gion. at their place Of business, on Ratun
Creek. These active. energetic, euterprIsinH
young gentlemen. as soon as they returned
| from the war; through which they had fought
from the beginning to The surrender. went te
! cork on their splendid shoals and falls, ant
where there was then nothing, (ss almost eve
| ry vestjye Of mill was swept away duriut
the war.) and there now stands there two larg.
roomy buildings, built in a substantial man.
ner, in which is q inagu.fceut Flousipg Mill
Wool Roll Factory, Cotton Gin. &C.. also,
Grist Mill. with room enough for additions
machinery. This shoal gives rower enough t
turn tho usand mills. The Messrs. GoodYio
have two overshot wheels which, as does al
their machinery. run without noise and wit
great power. Their application Of power
modelled after the celebrated Crenshaw Mil
iu Richmond, Va. These gentlemen are jus
| as moderate as they are energetic. They hav
all the business they can do. and run their ma
chinery and mills, much Of the time, both nigh
md day.
Their factory and machinery is uiider I'll
management Of that celebrated machin isl, Ml
William Iurhins. Of New Jersey. Their ma
clinery is all first class and their work is gus
ranteed TO give satisfaction. All the businet
is carried on. under the personal observ vatio
aid superintendence Of Messrs. Il. s. Il J.
Goodkion, the thorough going, energetic, clea
minded, attentive proprietors, ho nuits to q
their high buain.ss qualities the most gen
hospitality. We wish them great success. an
expect conf IDENTIFY in . few years, to hsar
thousand sPindl.s making music und none
for them ut their shoals.
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THIRD DAYS pnocREp1sos.
SENATE.


SENATE.
Tho Senate was called TO order at IL
o'clock.
Prayer Cy tue chaplain, Rev. f. J.
Ada,hs, colored.
The minutes Of yesterday were read
and confirmed.
Tho President pro tenn. announced the
standing committees.
Mr.. Joel Foster, Senator elect from Spar
tanburg, appeared aud qualified. q.
On motion OF Mr.. Montgomery, Of New.
berry, permission was extended Mr. Foster
To record tie voto he would have cast on
the question Of constitutional a,nend n,ent,
had 10 teen present yesterday, but Mr..
Foster declined 10 vote.
Mr.. Whittsm"rs, Of Darlington, ut the
request OF tie President pro tcm.,
took the Chair, when Mr.. Coub;n gave no.
tice that tomorrow lie would Introduce q
bill to organize the County courts. aud
a bill to validate the laws of the provision
al government Of SOUTH Carolina.
The first bill divides the State into
eigh, circuits, which, uf course, will neces-
state The election If eight circuit judges
1t also provides for three terms iii eacl
county, each year, of the Courts OF Gsner
nj Sessions and Common Pleas; also IT,
:imes and places Of holdicg those court
in each County. The jurors summoned L
attend the Coutts If General Sessions
shall aao attend the next ensuing Cour
of Common Pleas, exccp, in tho Count
uf Chai ilsston.
Il. H. Cain offered til. following reso
luton, which MAS secouded by Mr.. Hoyi
ResotOed, That 8 Committee Of Five l.
appointed by the President pro tenn, wi,
instr ructIons 10 report whether the Senator
who voted iu the negative-in the ru,if
cation Of the amendment to the Unite
States Constitu,ion-have,o or have no
violated their oatbs and committed pei
. jury, and il 30, TO recommend wha, cour,
Z should be adopted Ly the House to Wind
cate the purity Of its organic ,tion.
:. On motion of. ]. Wright, tue motto
:, was laid on the table. ..s-
On motion Of w. Is. Nash, tue Ju,lica
q Couni,.ee were directed to report ,wketl,
+, the State Solicitors are required to attic,
during the session Of this Gvusral Asse,l
= bly,. b. Raueolph offered tho followi,
!, resolutions, which were referred to The
:, diciary Committee: ,
Resolred, That sll Offices now hold
persons who ars disfraucLiaed by the pr,
a posed f"urtaenth Article or amendment
:. the Constitution of the United States
aud they are hereby, DECLARED vacant.
RcsolVed, That the Governor, by ii
with the s1tice and consent OF the Seua
/. be authorized 10 fill such vucaucies vi
= elections shall be ordered.
. After some unimportant business, I
r Senate adjourned until l2in. tomorrow.
~ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE;
- Tho House was called to order at IL
Il Mr. E.: NJ. Stober, Que Of tho men,L
[r elect from Marion, sppesred and qual.f
:, Resolutions were adopted appuintina
~ Committee Of Five to. make srrangetne
a. for the Inauguration Of Governor Sc
!, to. morrow, ut IL O'Clock. ..
~ TIE rest Of the session was spent
~ violent discussion over tile prop, let,
~ admitting the delegation from Auder.
al sgainst vi hom there is protest. s.~...
l.. Without d.6uiis acrion. the uoHsa
!, Jourusd 70 IL til. .to-norrow. 49,.
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glorious old corps-ia tho name Of Hs fsllen u,
we'll % living heroes. he returned nost hearty
thanks for. his cordiat greeting.
: General lismp'on>was frequsntIy interrupt
ed by desfeuing chesra, which. were long con-
tinued after he touk his seat. But wi,.n the
bard struck up "Dixie.," tho audience ki,sv no
bounds to their enthusiasm, aud made tue rool
ring with cheer after cheer.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10

On DIT that Major d. T. Corbin, tho
present United States District Attorney +,
uudsr tue new regime will be elevated to a
seat % the Supreme Beuch Of the State,
and that The salary Of the Judges will bs
Increased 10 six thousand dollars per an
mum.
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sRcoSD. DAYS rxocEsDIsos.

q. - p. -; ,JSENAT f..
Parenant to aajournment The Senate
convened at. ~ N. yes.erdsy. 80 :
The jourpai>of the previous day. wis
read and confirmed. -: - ,-'
After the. transaction Of soma us;mpor-
taat bnsin, .ss. B. F. Wbistemeis offered a
j"ias resolution covering the proposed
XIylh Article Of The. Consultation Il the
United States, WHICH, after . brisf, debate,
in the progress ,of which IL. Wright, B.
F.: Randolph, g: P. Leslie And others, IL:
pressed tLsir disinelin alton to Syofe iof any u
measure which eoptempiatel tlss 'aisttad-
csissneu, Of any man, In the s,ase:;. Bul
fslt- constrained 70 sustain The resolution
II aa. set, of sxpedieney aud necessity
The recitation swas passed y lois Sf 2:
1.sss d Eve uays, dc, ls.,sr being aissssr4
u Bsck, of Ilorrs; D: BiSman; 'efs Ceb.
thest J. y. Rsid, q i Andosasdmh;; Ada 81 {; Tx. Ree
en-, Of Fekens, sai lis M::tt Sims, ofs Esa
.EIEeassers trhs .s.siaionF = Fwsspl sl d fhs tsa.
1 fof fSlssa SSnss,tsusss & as'F szF.sd ISL .iafsi
/ Ths dfaslas lsf i..ais x.s tlss stsl assa,
lv4a ,lbe tgossiioR fssalt sa Sss'sS.
1f% Hosy ax,mf fSdts1 ss1 vessiSss. .GCis;SSfbiu
Il [ATsin, b aissn,: a. BndE Bierssinr. be ir Hayn, IN
! .naSss, ts.Hs, noaig gaoSSiiesy, Oaepa,s ,Kal
ess. /: Ra4lssa; Ksaael Roc ! aa!
y WHsbt, r. 80 ...: rs =
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III hsse tfs- presssslouaI oarrd ,d
I2S ls ]: Iss, yhe No iocated AZ AZ.
Esstilis g.. .H4:ssna ai@ssfs q & .tba.s n sselss
daallsspieesi "a tho sitizehS .et .sha
Vasagsadst siei,issys ! s;3s:s tEsfs sfs
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: sa- The; Demoorade Gfnb; Of this
village will bs addressed on nruoxt Sat-
Safday sveaisgaBy Nx-b:; W. White.
James Eryanl tdolorsaa3 tax also Been
,inyitod 70 address ths ,msstiaE 80, .,.%
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ED" An industrious youog man Can
get employment, to learn tho printing
business, by application to- the office
VI the Abbcviilo Press.
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=. THE FoUnTH::-"Th glorious Fourth
passed. Of, ,Kery. quietly hero, With no
Ihipg, 10 remind as Of tts past associa-
tions;-no beatingiof dfums,,n0 Ayins
Of colors, no discharge; Of artillery
:aoS marching Of tfoops-not sven :
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Nh. D. ". HAwrHoRN.--We would
call the attention Of our readers 10
tho card Of Mr. D. Y" Hawthorn,
who is now in the broker and com
mission business at Walbatla, S. G.
He is we'll known 10 our citizsns as a
reliable business man. Orr people
would do we'll to send their orders 10
him forpll kinds OF country. produce.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10

.s& Nj. Doug gIass nhnoancss ZIP
Panosha,* 9eolnmns that abe exercises
of tsis '1ashosi ~ill begin on Mandsy,
''tss lsif ha sfsons wiz govern
ascor rdingI. ''a e. :. ~: =, !
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Consistency.

. Gen. Candy issued his orders, Gays
tho PAeniz. } recognizing tho election
of the Hon. John 81. Reid, Senator
and J. B.: Moore, b. Frank Sloan and
DR.. john Wilson, us Representatives
from the, Comfy Of Anderson. The.
Senate very sensibIy, upon,heating the
order read. admitted Mr.. Reid as Sen.
tor--oue of tho members stating, very
Post'y and -correcl5, that both branch.
ca of tho Legislatures were, certainly
under military. :: authority until the
Legislature adopted the 18th amend.
msnt 10 the Constitution. In the
House, however, when Gen. Canby's
certificate was presented by Aessrs.
Moors, Sloan and Wilson, that body
decided .bat Gen. Canbg,s certificate
was not prin,a Jdeie evidences efeloctiou,
and *roforred the credentials to .
committee: LittIs;doubt exists as to
what tho rapport of; thei committee
will be-: In thefirst instance; within
oat knowlcdge, whore a member of O
fegisaative body, hauinga certificate
Of election, and, therefore, the prissa
Jaes rightto Z aseaEin thsorgsnisatIor
'ofsa body has been denied. ThesAn:
fdorson tseIcgatiofi fnrnishsd shs bod,
precisely the same certificate ,.6a
:,Sas Furnished by every other membes
of the House. They were conserva
..tave; and yet, with this f,tussa; ,;ytaess ii
Eevfdehce Of i right tos'a seatt; ;refass
admittance. to tho Honse:: ndsrsor
Lac, therefore, been excluded Ytor
7eny Voice in She .selec.iop iof speake
or other oalcars Of the House, a
though their deiegates hsId the sam
eaertfsestes .hat : arsai aihssd, By tito.
that excluded them. cct 'a,sa 81 y I. !
~ .f-.s . Z
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10: p. M:-On' the first ballot. johnson
received {: Alabama g.. Florida S. Georgia
o.. Maryland 81; Mi;haean 8; MisspIsi 1;
South Carolina. e.. Tennessee 10; Texas
G.: Virginia 10. psndlsion-Maine 4;
W;sconsin s; Nebraska 8; New Hs,np-
shire 2; Notti, Catolina 8; Ohioe2k Ore.
een,, 9; West sNitginja 8, Usnsock-
'L.pni,iaai Z; Maine A; Nax Hampshire
g. The rest sca,tstibg. Arkansas voted
! ier English on ths sixth baiioi, witch
ffesnltodi Psadfstoss 'l22f; Parker 18;
kChurch SO; Packer 81; Pfesidsnt Johnss,p.
Lei; Dooli.lle. 10; Hendricks 30;s Blair s.
The bsiluitiug dpriug the day sss; marety
skiraisf,ing. aud ef Abs adj60rdmeht shste
vas no Indication Of the iifat results -The
Oo,syeh.ion mestsstsle o'elotk to-tnonaow
moERiGG. ~ u; 80 -tas.,r.-:y. * :. -
r., Seymour received 9 votes on the ahird
| ballot xlsn 81. seain positively deciinsd.
I M mention Of aCL Laso Yet. Virginia voted
I kdf sPsHd,etod ,s!oh sfGs third. bsiio,.-~-
! fCkaess;}s On abe jfourui; Eiortds obs hapged
kieom, Hsncoa,ksto Doeiitls... Snuh tCaldI
liAa esss Psaalelog 2a;s .Alksnssass; :.
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