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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-23

South Carolina. ground phosphasss,
and l6s barrels rosiu, tho entire shin.
ment being valued. at s24l, ,5oe.es. LOO.
This is tho second voyage from this
city Of this substantial vessel, which
is becoming quite favorite in eonse.
quonco of tho skillial seamanship and
excellent management Of her COM
mander, Captain Henry Peace
Courier.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-23

A NOBEL DocuMENr.-A paper, of
which the following is ain exact copy,
was served upon a colorcd man work
ing on the estate of Campbell Bryce,
near Columbia; by Beverly Nash, one
of tho negro State senator's and q
magistrate for Richland County:
COLUMBIA, April 1uth, 1889.
William Avery your Wife Mary
Avery has made complaint to me that
YOU has illtreated her that is that
you have been in the habit of beating,
her without Just Cause and that YOU
have taking up with and is Living
with another Woman as your wife
now I notify you that if she Comes to
me and Complain of your treatment
l will arrest you and bring. you to
trial this habit of mon beating their
wives must and shall be put, stop to
| can reach the offender. at List I
should like to see you at: my office on
Wednesday naix.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-23
TIE Gl,EEMVILTE AND COLUMBIA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Inc aEnuai report ni the oner3tloDS
of the Crecnvil!e aud Columbia Rail !
"oaI Company for the year cmdin"
Bis; December. 1868, afford, Il rrati!y-
ing exhibition of the present prosper
Gus condition Of tho Road, and turn-
ishcs full evidence Of the skill and
economy which has charact criSed tho
mana Goment Of President iIammctt
During the past year the gross
earnings from all sources were $313.-
5i3, from which arc dcLuctc,l S19G,-
:213l 10" current or ort'in"ry expenses
and $40, 600 for rebuilding and i'm
proving locomotives an'l cars, rehui!d-
H.; t;.r%tlos end bridges. ansl for the
I,uan"nt improvement Of the road,
40; nror.r!y i.iv'':d"d il the working
e%I'rs"a, i2Ning net income OF
&l2A,3l2. This net income was APP
I,!iHl to ti.e payment Of accounts
chargc;lI!a to maintenance OF way
and coniuc;:a9 rortation prior TO
1858, a,.d 20 tho reduction OF bills
payable. III the pay rolls fer 1865
. have i2cn p:s;I, and the materials!
used in that yea" paid ior.
The EARNINGS 10: the past year wcrc
greater than the earnings q any pre-
vious year except 1859 and 1860 and
the three las. years OF The war. Th,
number OF pas5cm c"-s carried in 1865
Wa, 1924 or 13,013 more than il
1867, and the number Of bales Q
cot,om 45, III or 1J;S2S bales moro
,EaH in 1867. These results, PrcsitCn
liamnett says. must be crafty in:
. to Ill Interested in the prosperity q
The road and the country througl
which it passes. and clearly demon
strate that the road has pasSct
through its greatest trials and dill
cu!tics, and can in the future sustain
and protect ITSELF
The receipts Of tho present year, i
IS supposed, will be largely in cXces
OF the past year, owing to the tran:
:. porta.ion Of large quantities Of fe,
tiiizers and the Increase OF othe
iirei Shts. These arc now sent throue
-. iwithout breaking bulk in Coiumbi:
, 1h;ch has very nlucL facilitated til
transportation
The increased business looked fc
during The year will make necessar
= an addition to the rolling stock bl
this is expected to be obtained by r
pairing and rebuilding old !ocom
}, !lives, and by building new freis!
cars. all which can be done without
large additional expense except IL
material, some Of which is on han
Since January last 250 tons Of ne
y rail have been purchased and raid fu
=, and arc now being laid down and
lis believed that muc! Of the wo;
-. ~ iron may be replaced in few yea
"without reducing the net incom
. below Il point which will be ncccssal
: to meet al expenses and pay all t!
s. interest on the bonded debt, wh9n I
. adjusted, promptly as it natures
- We congratulate the Company ur'
:, ' the very hattering exhibition viii
:, is made Of its condition and prospcc
a and trust that it's permanent Pre-
e eTpcrity is fully assured.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-23
nss Nlcssrs. Norwood, AcDOl

psa-- Mcssrs. Norwood, McD0n-
aid s. Go. offer a choice lot Of fresh
groceries, Of every variety which
they are selling low. If you wish
anything "from a sardine up" call
and friends Kerr, Sassard, and
Tcmplcton, will wait upon you
with pleasure, and satisfy all youl
wants.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-23

DEMoREsr's "Youss AMERICA" LOT ali
the juvenile magazines, the children say
this is the best, and we must say we agree
with them. It's bright colors, and 9its toys
have Tie. charm Of being diffsrent: from
everything else, while abe stories and other
skelche. are exceptionally good, combining
the useful with The. amusing ;ip 8 .rensrk-
ably successful mapuer,, Tsr,ns so: per
annum. with premium. :, Address ". +.
DEMonEsr, sss Broad way .,sSss.ss5s. 4 49,.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-23

BE- A Columbian correspon-
dent Of the Neus informs the pub
lie that the notorious Tolbert in
stead Of being confined in the
County Jail, is having pretty much
his own way at the penitcntiary.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-23

E-sIdgxngooI .S1sAM., LIxE.-l
|II'Ishera esisapad sat ahsss cnaton
Hohss sssafE saE tnts
ssaya anpthsre thsj1 9lisIf fAtysbl
aiAe 4 81 3 3
Isseptsgaa iers (l
|cotsSp. ibsb baisS tObaec6s 16s bs g
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-23

We are indebted to J. A. Tai
liladge Esq. for late New York
papers.
See his notice OF opening Mag
istratcs office in another column.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-23


The. STATE AGRIcuLTRAL .CoNvEN-
TtoN.-The proposed Agricultural Con,
vention, TO meet in Columbia, on the
% inst, promises to be largely attend,
ed: Every, District in theiIStats will
likely be represented, and the general
interest which, has. been manifested in
it's behalf, shows how! dear to, 1.-The
hearts, Of our people are esthe great in
terests which tits designed to advance
Only: :halffare will becbarged to Dele
gates, on the Railroads and at,the ho
tells. The hour Of meeting we see has
been changed. to the morning Of the
28th, and delegates should arrive the
evening previous. g,54 zt,aiapq 4st
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-23

gEAs In another column MIR.
Euoch Nelson advcrtises his laIgc
and select stock of dry goods, rea-
-dy made clothing, hats, boots, and
shoes, groceries, &c.,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-23

SGr The followibg named Commfs-
Esionefs,h have bseh Ssr bBs,
WI FeltaSt a lsr a eaflfh,
oes Qpsss d % g &, s s b
'as slswsssls, ssa ID sassI 3
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-23
w. B: NASH
Mapistrate.

Nash is evidently as we'll. qualife1l
to be Il magistrate rs to be az State
Senator although no one will object,
to his declaration that wife-beating
must be put stop to.-Charleston
News.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-23

n. DEAoREsE's MoN1HLr.-+T TEis Magazins
has .he,great meri. Of ekeeping pp aitlt lie
times every yev, and: almoste every naHbsr
ID an improvement On thelast:r Hs;yaridd
departments furnish exactly what syesy
lady neeas .hEoushoqs; ;the aoup,s .asdiss
immense circulation and grsst taaseessa ahor
that they:know It'd The pfopinsnt stsa-
lures Of Pstterns,sthe sLsdies, Club Il The
Music, etc !, areteach iepe ef sssottll
more than the price 81; she boo in,s eEaal
value ,has,,hsy repre- e;snssS O. .
Terms $500 psfs syssr, With II n M
Address WN Dstngs W z say'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
A REyENuE TRAUD IMBRoGHo.

Bernard Hess, or "Baney,the Gauger," as
he called in the McIIenry perjury trial. is peculiarly
mixed up with certain mysterious transactions in the In
ternal Revenue Department. of which he gives the fol-
loving version:
sppoiute United States ena Revenue Inspector the 20
efJn 1861 ahd received orders % report TO the heopoan Revenue
Board On the 25 Of month seized tie establishment or
Jacob Frennd No l3 Bowery the Fifth Collection District the
ground that FTeBBd had knowingly aud ny cousnc received into that
which paid On the 2h OF the
month the establishment released aud the cigars removed
SaeS Bonded Warehouse and turned 10 the
custody Of United Marshal be prosecuted for
eOpdemustou BY the Distinct Attorney While the cigars we're
Under seizure, and charge Of Government Keeper
took the books Which showed clearly the guilt Of Fruud 10 the trans
David Lchsnbeim thea npeetnr Of Internal
implicated with him 10 the fraud This David Lchteh
helm indicted uner bail for baeknang Oscar Hoym
eonpng the United Ia order 10 thea
selves FeUud and Lehtenhe obtaned warrant against David EAn
J. T. Williams and myself charging with stealing goods out OF
Freuus estabmel which charges dsnoSed Of M DstA
oney Hail. and defendants houorab Discharged The tables are
ud Aad th Feuud and Lehkem have been arrested a. y
instance and held Tor sramnate criminal charges which are
beiug investigated by United States COmoBeF The eInna
ton In these viii show what lengths connected with TIE
comssea Of frauds Suths Govemnsnl will 10 destroy those who
| l
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

win 20 al men, It outlined mis- boyieh days his fathers
farm, hts first efforts TO obtain education In the old log
school house where teacher and pupils Tor bree months
OF each year maintained doubtful fight Rganst the
fierce blasts that forced their almost unimpeaded
way Through the wide open cracks OF Iie
walls. and the dense. clouds OF smoke that
poured down often than mp the wldethroated chin
ney ~ tecOnuted the basful bOysh trst attempts " oD
tain publication for OF the earlier products OF his
pen euronsly smilarto the experience OF Ben FrahRln
Under IKE circumstance and the printing OF thsm IN
The ESser Gazette which first drew the attention OF the
editor OF that journal te the real genas manifested 10 he
verses and led him to induce tue author OF them 10 turn
his attention 10 literary pursuits The paper gave
critical analysis of the genius OF Whittier illustrated
by extracts from both his poetry and prose writings ana
shewed how the influence OF circumstances and events
had induced and modified the composition of most OF his
writing The paper closed with pleasant sketch Of the
man ana citizen at has present home In AmeRbury sur.
rounded by neghbOrs ana friends 70 whom his genial
disposition, ready sympaties and clear, sound Judgment
Oh all the practical matters Of every day life for
much more than their pride in his literary fame
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
u,,v ,,pR AND GENIUS OF WHITTIER.

Mr. Charles II. Brainard of Boston. whose
nanet. familiar TO all the earlier pioneers OF the anti
slavery and Temperance asltations, as the publisher .,
,,., 80 ro,troIts OF all the prominent radical
@ ,,n leaders last evening read paper upon ihe
Lie and the Poet III s @ parS5S sgSpsr Sl ' o
sco,hXe and Twelfthst Tho occasion was The thlld
series OF ParOr Entertainments, gwen
or very pTt af the New-York Medical College for
t9r the n% Womens Hospital and Dispensary of the
former Of which Mrs oemsace S9 Fl hG1'T auScpee M Of
President Sntlemen 1ed tho handsome parlors The
paper consisted Of az nSTef@s To Ss Su eNry Mi Soyood
grspo" Old town Of Haverh where MS ancestors
uie leh','reccdng generations had maintained thoh
Tor iour pt Indian jealousy aud Puritan intolerance
selves nsa.tul protocon Of uniaing peace aud good
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
ENrERIMENrAL VISIT.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF BELLEVUE HOS
pITAI MEDICAL COLLEGE.

The seventh annual commencement OF the
Bellevue Hospital Medical College was celebrated at the
Academy Of Music last evening. The edhce was we'll
filled with members OF tho medical fraternity and their
friends Including many elegantly dressed Indies The
fraternity and tine OF the College occupied seats
on the stage. and the graduating class was I no
orchestra facing them. Tho exercises embraced Hone
choice eeotons OF operao music which were performed
by Grand orchasra under the direction OF MT carr
1ergInann prof j. 4. Taylor, NJ. D.. President Ot me
Faculty presided or the occasion After rayer ny t9e
Rev Alfred B Beach. ID. D., the graduates rose ~ trr
seats md rcmaned standing until President Iayier bad
concluded the comforting Of degrees Inc ap9ns we're
indyiduoiIy distributed by DR. Austin fllht Wle thcy
were be,nS bestowed, q large number Ot DOhqneh
were sbowered on the recipients from the hahns OF Ir
1 ~ A. address was made the graduates by the
Rev Alexander r. Thompson. ID. d., who feryehliJ CON
grutnated them their suceess, anu eno1rasa .n',
I'm eloaucnt words, 10 engage ~ theM hOoo A'oo"'o"
with stnnt hearts aud honest aspirations
Waiter 3 Thorne NJ d. OF tue Rfaunk H & eSsr ;,i Nv,
Sauaton i,p The graduating class numbered l24
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
WHISKY DEALERS AND REVENUE OFFICERS.

WHISKY DEALERS AND REVENUE OFFICERS.
A man was arrested in New-0rleans last
Saturday. named J. ID. Elder. on warrant issued by
Commissioner Urban. before whom he charged with
perjury by Assessor Woy Bail fixed az t6 900 The
affidavit which the alleged perjury was committed was
one IN which II stated that Elder entered tile dst
ling bnsnesa the purpose of discovering the cOnnec
tOn between the whisky ring and Internal Revenue OF
fcers; tnat he paid General Steadman $1,000 aud a
monthly OF $500 10 the Assistant Assessor Tor the
purpose NJ running dstllery. The affidavit which was
made before WOy gives details Of systematic
frauds the whskey business with the names OF per-
sous concerned he himself being participant
dispatch 10 Cincinnati Gazette,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
THE CELEBRATION OF HUMBoLDTs BIrHDAY.

THE CELEBRATION OF HUMBOLDT'S BIrHDAY.
We lately mentioned that movement was
going on in this city for the celebration Of tho
hundredth anniversary Of the birth OF Alexander Won
Humboldt. Sept. IA next The committee which has the
matter In hand has strengthened by the addition Of
Gen. John G. Fremont aud. s. l.. NJ. Barlow, esq. Wm
Auermaun. esq, Is Secretary pro tem of the committee
Gen. Fremont a faForite of Humbodts by whose
Recommendation he became member OF the Prussian
Order Of Met (Otder pour e Me'lS OF which Humboldt
was Chancellor. Gen. Fremont has headed the subscrip
0ns for the erection OF monument In memory OF Hum
bOd in the Central Park with t00 As soon ms the sub
scrptiOns amount TO $3.50 executive committee will
he elected by the subscribers. to determine upon the
stre 80 siso ~ ne iuninent, ana 10 make arrange
ments with an artist Uutl the election or such COM
mittee, c. T. DetmOd ESQ., will act Treasurer pro tenn
In Cincinnati also similar committee has been organ
zed. The anniversary VIII, doubtless, be widely OBJ
served In Germany the United States France and TO
extent. IN the South American States, which Hum
bOldt explored. The year 1862 gave birth TO several
other European celebrities chief among them Napoleon
and his conqueror. Wellington, the French Marshal ls
sout and Ney the French naturalist Cuvier, and the
German poet, Arndt
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

wuuSsroN n c. March ISps ruJgsusue quiet at SHE Ros
-nothng doing tHie Iurpenn Vsnesd Zee 9aoa % 9S
Ea lar lOc loNsr al - Gdsd - Cos'obNothing
d1nE
ami oacTngs hEh Mhgs, 2S sas- 1890 gsesj receipts
1881 tses, 81 bA.tS. 0uf gt STERLING kxchsaze
li3t Coi Ger al ii Fts,ink higH ds rrcam. Sugar dali
ami nomIea CsGaol "a ial3si Pe lot Sic isio~ lle
l bldjlc Flour fru; Bpsriue &c p, Ioube
RIsrs -, Treble Eta - ~ tfAssarce a. ao Oa ssaee
ir Iran lfhl - Hay tIHG ldme. 6ssasl foTs
1obSF shoulders isic Clrar
En ISc sides iar II duli ttrce, lgir Kel Hic
Wbi,ty nscilfe, e2l qt and
6rr. FAR Prime, Il. ll.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

IN. for hofrait his a, ,fa t bu ~ ee DID
uo carge Phs ears aort ei 60 go es AZ nom bie
a. gtc a Pair Cs.. AMI e ll Iu1e Tor sH'rA
wesu aal PsuUs a.a Se Coanpn Sate sod 81 ifoh &c 70
De- ~ H. -, =, ,...n
ge tnllr " n. gtos. as 10 qaally
l'gs al1 rss ioSef'
Tie sales amounted % J Hssl At om S5to fl6 = ' @ net
change ~ tbs market lt0 bead changed hSnds
at IRON sJ5 bGU r Sore AID from 80 I" 90 for "SW SHu
gaH
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
STILL ANOTHER pARpoN.

The MarshaFs deputies are kept busy now
taking who have experienced the Executives
eeeey" out Of prison. Marshal Murray has received
pardon from the President for John r. Wgham, who was
sentenced in July 1857 to 10 imprisonment at hard
laborih the Albany penentiary for embezzng letters
from the Post Office in ths city The petition for his
pardon signed by DlsrictAttorney Courtney, the
Hon. James Brooks, and other prominent citizens.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
For IIIlnois and Missouri Trade.
IDVgRTISR IN TIE QUINCY WHl6,
lRstahlishsd In ls37.

the circulation Of THE QUINCY WHO
AMI largely increased aud
er medium with the dealers Of Wsaten Illinois sud
North Missouri
THg wHIG pubished both daily snd weekly l: sstelaas
newspaper Republican In politics.
specially Commercial having editor employed
solely the commercial euey located the
mles above Louis IL the seco1d lh-
population busnest The population
about IS Several hundred badBss
sfested AnRas The railroad bridge aar completed nasg
Missouri connected ey lFeh
II circulation distributed lAs oowaE eoanus
nao-AdAms 1aneock KnoI, kcDonoagh SCHUYLER haarJ.
Browu SaugEm0n, Morgan. Pike, Macon
Mssou-Scotl.nd Clark sullivan Adr knoz LssA LsD AaeSs.
Shelby, Marion, Monroe Livingston, Charlton, 0rundy
Terms ~ adv srslsng moderate, address
BALHACHB PHILLIPS. Publishers Quincy Whg Quney, Ill
Dr. j. H. scbenck Of Phlsispha viii be iH Nsw,YOr
bis paous professionally TUESDAY March Q, from
H. Al bls RoOms. Ne y B0udst
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

UIv,S, March 9e tact u a. and quotations are BON
b have hen Abss OF lOelA reals ior No
~ Lsr easier; 2l pee b IN . poad tus Csc
n, m RIcha g-Ou Loudu ma 4 yer oh. pr.nan: on Par
Uatri Ntst 90 day. sgh 10 gold l02
sr csnt premium; a ~ a21 per esat dh5Ont
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

An Ounce of prevention Is Worth Pound Of Cure
dsaSrOas - beAtA Keep Go
Isaac SMITH Co, No as BroadwAT and procure an
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

what ExpectedTbose who pretend kne~ say ths zoe
e Paobe travelling eatvmdly ad @ %
gs Umbrella sAAo BHTa sest Co.,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
NARRIED.

BAcKuS-CLARK-In CsnsndaiEuA n Z, Tha.ssy FEB "a
by the Rev b. Allen samuel D. Bsehus Peughkespfe
MI Apha Clark daugh,se Of Ex-Governor kroa CsrA
sCHRsCKDoDDOus Sunday sxesing FEB &C. tbsJedsne Of Se
CSekmaa. Mr. hsH ts sehsnek na
daughhsE Of Wa. DOdd ese all OF taa sv'
Ma
EBgliGh papers please
TILLMAN-DIxoNon Tuesday March a. H., resdsPe' 81 'ss
brides b the Rev bsary wAn Beeher samne Hlss
Of HewYork Miss FHe H. daughter Of JosPh DIee |sr'T
City.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
FuNERAIS TODAY.
splsiaI 2niias.

roion RenuhlIcan General COmmittee.-A regsiAr
Monthy MBETfSG above COMMITTEES viii he held A. hea9ns
Brnsday. Of TNenty seeonds on
EVENING March T. al y o'clock JOHN '. GhtDbbI.
ALEXANDER II. KEEcH, s.er.tarea NAAf~ia
JoBS QuACKESBUsH
u T.. A. Council No. Ia Will bold regular monthJ meeting
THIS Wednesday, EVENING Al their ball. Dsms, p.Seofsu
GEoKsR s WHEELER Secretary
r." .r .-.f .... '--- .+s'-
A. Raymond & CO..
Hos l2l l23 rs and l27 Ful,Oa-s.. Ss~-YOrt.
ONE PRICE
READY MADE CLOTHING DEPOT.
The clothing made at this establishment Of the widest variety for
men bOy, beat material and the best aAd
warranted to satisfy Of all classes bO rsapses
quality and price.
ALSO CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
Patent
SPIRAL, SPRING BUTTS

Adopted by the Government on all Paes Bangs used
on IN az The oipcpa Aank Stores aud Colleges throughout
t country we'll adapted for door. o. any description whether
~, oad Offices dwelling houssS All hrs eAsa
h yranepd them For BY HsrlWAre Dealers generally
j. RUSSELL & Co, Msnufaetereus Agents,
M Al Beeku anst Ne1-lo
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
DIED.

Au Notices of yarrsaOcs must be iadOrsed Hsla hiH
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
The question then rsoaErsd The eendment Of alr

Mr.. CAMERON Rep., Pa) said that although he voted
" No." he felt very awkward about IL.
Mr.. HENDRICKS CDen, Ind stated that he refrained
from voting because he had paired of political ques
with Mr. Yates. who had gone home, but whom he
supposed would vote with the majority of his party
this euniect.
Mr. C0NKLIyG NIep, n. ", who at fret had voted in
the negative asked 10 withdraw his VOTE he had for
gotten that he had made some Kind OF vague arrangement
to pair with Mr. DOOttle.
Mr.. HOWARD rep, Mch) objected to the withdrawal.
Mr.. POMEROY rep, KansaF), who had not responded
when his called said he had supposed he
paired with the Senator from Wisconsin, but he would now
vote. -r r-r
The CLERK then called Mr. POmeroy. and he voted
In the affirmative.
Mr.. CONKL LING-That win not do; the Senator votes
the same way the Senator from Wisconsin
The CAAIR-Wen, does the Senator nom New 1ork
withdraw his votef r....H
Mr.. CeNKLING-Yes Sir; prefer not to any risk
about n.
Mr.. WILSON Rep.. Mass) moved Amendments
directing heads Departments 10 report at the open
ing of the Congress In December next the number OF
Clerks in each Of their Departments. and what reduction
lie made consistent with the requirements OF the pub
lie service Adopted
Mr. sPRAGUE moved an amendment that the propri-
etOrs bonded warehouses shall hereafter pay the saa
rios of the store-keepers. Adopted, ....E
Mr.. HENDRICKS moved to strike out the apprOpria-
ton for the Department OF Educaton expressed bis
opinion that neither IL the Department OF AgIicul
tre OF any use and both should be abolished The
amendment rejected. Tue bill was then passed, ana
now goes to the House for concurrence to the amend
ments.
The Post-once Appropriation bin was then taken up
The POstOnce Appropriation bill was then reported 10
the Senate and passed. ...I -. .......I .....
The deficiency Appropriation bill then taken up.
Several Of the amendments reported by the C0nnittee
Senate stu considering the bill, the intention being
To pass 1t before adjOurnng.