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Trouble for Voters.

The recent changes In the various
wards fer party purposes will occasion
many voters a great deal of annoyance
and trouble. Some of them will have
to be registered in one ward to enable
them to vote for city officers, and then
walk ten or twelve squares ia order to
be registered in their proper township
district On election day they will
have to take the same long tramp in
order to vote for both township-and
city officers. The voters formerly in
the Ninth Ward will have TO go to
Habenicht's Grocery to vote for city
officers, and then go back to Uhl's
Pottery, on Main Street, to vote for
township officers. Similar trouble
viii be experienced by the voters in
the Eighth Ward who have been
trans sferred to the Ninth. The whole
arrangement IS an outrage upon the
votey-, and, We think, will prove
prof less to the gentlemen Of the
Council who made all the trouble
We have done what we could to lei
voters know where they belong. We
publish this morning the boundaries
OF the wards and the precincts of the
township. We urge Republicans tC
sean fbese boundary lines closely, anC
do what hey can to get full aud faii
register Of all the voters. The Elec
tion Boards will have to exert them
selves to prevent endless confusion
aud great dissatisfaction.
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Lieutenant re-embarked, and when a
short distance on his return, was IN
tercepted by villagers who had cut
across the country, and who fired on
the boats. wounding eleven-two serI-
ously. The fire was returned, and
eleven Of the villagers were reported
kill'd. and thirty wounded.
When the news reached Hong
Kong, Vice Admiral Keppel dis
patched two cOrvettes and two gun
boats With four hundred seamen from
the flagship Rodney to Swatow, to re
dress the unprovoked outrage on the
English flag.
The President is unwell again 10
to-day, and receiving 10 visitors. he
was in his office only a short time this
morning
The President this afternoon sent
the following nominations to the Sen
ate: George Earle. First Assistant
Postmaster General, in place Of Gen
eral Skinner Also, the following to
be Postmasters: b. w. Keyes, Mad
ison, Wisconsin; VIM G Cowley,
Manchester, Iowa; Geo. w. Yard.
Olkland. C4ltfornia; Samuel Fisher,
Ferdinand, Florida; Jno. l. Camp
bell, Olney. Illinois; Jas. A. Gun
ningham, CentraIia, Illinois; Wm.
Manchester, Hllsboro, Illinois Al
so: John II. Campbell, Marshal for
the Northern District of Illinois;
Alfred B. Meacham, Superintendent
Of Indian Affairs for Oregon; Wells
S. Jones. Assessor of Internal Rev
enue for the Twelfth District Of Ohio;
III Il Meelanburg, Assessor of Inter-
nal Revenue for the Ninth District of
Pennsylvania; p. Read, Assessor of
internal Revenue for the Second
District of Alabama.
Senators Trumbull, Edmunds and
Grimes compose the Senate Commit
tee of Conference on the disagreeing
vote of the two houses upon the
Tenure Of Office act The House
had not, up to adjournment, been in
formed as to the action Of the senate.
George Earle, who was nominated
by the President, to-day, to be First
Assistant Postmaster General, was
formerly CLERK of the Maryland Court
of Appeal, and a late partner OF
Postmaster General Cresswell.
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New York Cattle Market.

by Telegraph NEW YORK. March %
ANecSlpts- or DeeVeS for the week, 4,227 I;
sheep ald lambs 1912; hogs, 1l9,50s.
i5EEN Es-Ou The day following last report,
WhsA arrivals We're considerable aggre-
eating LEO, the market for beef cattle
was WithOut ACTIVITY. there being but little
demand, and holders gss erailv being anx-
lous 10 realize. Prices We're heavy AT last
Quotations, VIZ llaH%c. Trade was ac-
tive WedneSd sy, hOW ever wien the of. r
ing am united TO l,0OJ head, and me mar
keJ hrIner, while prices were appreciated
TO the extent OF 14GlSc, the iuaf1 nv being
mainly for the best ca tie, which were
somewhat scarce. Prime and extra cattle
INFERIOR 20 ordinary ll0l5c: ana the prices
prevailed during the Da ance OF the week
ana To-day, consequent upon the incIem-
enfy + the weather, and the fair offerings
being about .UJ h .1d. The market was
WI hout acttVity, the demand beiug slight
Inferior TO extra: extra to prime 1870
I054c; Iair 10 good. l515Il61Ec; ordinary.
- 9I0c: Inferior, ilml21zc.
HEEP AND BAAIBS-During fast week
the market was iOIerablv active. the in
qulry being chief for the bester era eIes.
are quito stead for ala But common stock,
" men was rather heavy. Prices ranged
from s. to slO-the latter for extra Canada.
To day Trade Is not active. The weather
has materially restricted the demand, with
mOdera.e e arrivals. i bout previous prices
Were maintained; prime and extra sheep
s.g3Ac, and inferior to good 314a654c
SWINE-l4ast week the market was dull
ana demand light, but with small arrivals.
Prices steady at I0TGll5Ec. To-day the
demand is ouly moderate. aud, with fair
arrivals being 6,9) head, (f.535 at Com
munipaw and $500 at ForLieth Street)-
prices We're q shad ds lower, closing IL I0L@
Iitsc Tor common To prime.
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Sc. Louis 8aYKct.

By TelegrapR,I 81. LOUIS. March %.
ToBACCo-Holders are more disposed To
sell but prices are UNCHANGED.
CoTToN-Quoted at ne for middiing.
HEHP-Dull; sales o. choice undressed
at 81 %.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged; 81 Goa
= - Tor Spring SuperfiLe 50 o. Tor Spring,
X, and So e06e7 IS or Spring aud FAN XIX.
WHE zT-FIrm and unchanged; fair 10
pr me old Fan 81 20Gl 50; strictly prime to
cnoice do. 81 GfaI 50; Spring is better at
81 1901 d fof No. 2
-GORN-Firm and higher, at 65a7Vc.
OAT5-FIrTnsF and better, at 57GGlc.
BAR EY-Du'i and nothing doing.
RYE nchHnged, At 81 25tgI %.
" uISRN n UmInally 9Jc.
CRDC ERI e RI u Unchanged.
PORK -NoLhing doing and nominal at
s3 H.
BULK MEATS Loose dTy-salted shoulders
SOLD 1t I2c, AID RI sides at I5c.
BACON-No o round lots We're sold; Obbing
sales Were made at l31a0l354c for stou ideTs
cleaf fiD 1886 GEAR sides ne, and hams
1Sul9c
LARD Nothing doing.
CArrLE-in fair demand for good and
choice.
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WASHINGTON. March 29.-Rear Ad-
miral Rowan, commanding the As
attic Squadrou. writes from Hong
Kong, under date of January 26, Civ
ing an account of the difficulty be
tween the English naval authorities
and the Chinese, near SwatOw.
The commander of the English gun
boat Coekchaiar took his boats some
six or eight mills from the anchoraee
to exercise them. and in passing
the village of Pulling, the villagers
commenced peltiug them with stones.
Lieutenant Kerr then landed aud
demonstrated, and finding the elders
of the vi lage, decided to take the
head man OF the parry in one of the
boats; the villagers resisted and fred
on the Lieutenant, who returned the
sre ard soon dispersed them. The
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-30
A Gang of Thieves Captured.

LOUISVILLE, March 90 Some of
the city police assisted by two Deputy
United States Marshals, have cap
tured most infamous gang of thieves
at a place called Lost Island, a few miles
below this city. The party consisted
of four negro men and three white
women, who lived together in the
most degraded manner, and subsisted
by pillaging the neighborhOod. On
Thursday night they proceeded to the
house of one Mary J. Hill, a white
woman, partially demolished her
house, and beat her in brutal man
ner. They stole watches and pluu-
dered generally. -,
They are also supposed to have
been connected with the foul murder
of Charcoal John and his family,
which took place last Fall.
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New York GOld aao stock Market

ny AelesrAph.l NEW YORK March p.
MONEY-Active and stringent at per
cent. Tor gold and the same in currency,
with conn issiOns OF l-e2 and Il per cent.
The banks have called In their Il ans freely
owing - the great demand for currency
from the interior. There were some heavy
loans notified for tomorrow, and fndies-
tlOnS point to "A severe week Is the money
market. Tue city banks are getting down
10 their legat reserve and are cautious.
Doubts are entertained whether the oeavy
shipments or legal tenders to Pbiladei-
phIa for some days have been entirely To
satisfy Legitimate demands. DiseOunts a.
lOgl2 per cent The statement made sat
uraay relative TO the Michigan southern
and Erie HOads, was SO ue What Incorrect.
The re, in January, 1853, made "A contract
" tn the NJ Michigan -Outhern by wuicn the
former as 10 build the road from krou
10 Toledo, and The latter to build the third
rail from To edo t. CHICAGO. The contract
holds good, but nothing has yet been done
10 carry IL INTO effect.
EXCHAEGE--Sterliug dun at S1zaSI for
60 days bills and 55sae,S Tor sight aaa cable
transfer.
GoLD-FIrmer; opened at 1872 and closed
at 1875 9L5lL Casa gold scarce: the rates
paid Tor borrowing were Per cent, an
l-j2 tO fiat for carrying.
GOYERNAI -NTs -DuH and 1<915 per cent
lower; the Offering seems 10 be designed
raJutr 10 make quotations than sale.
Coupons OF 81, ll514 Gll5t<; do. 62, ll754 q
Us; do. '6l. lia1das Ia; do. 20. l5tzIG ti551
do. new, ll2j4 9ll5: do 'G5, ll11sgu3; do. %,
ll1lzT ll3; 10 '405, lUj14.
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The I'M. s.lgating committee.

The gentlemen appointed by the
Republican Executive Committee to
look into the administration of the
affairs of the city, and ascertain, if
possible, the occasion of such radi-
cai difference between the Reports of
Ex- Mayor BAKER and Mayor WALK
ER. are WM. Il. HoLLINGswoRTH,
ACGUsT LEMCKE, and PHIL. G..
DhCNgR. Notwithstanding Mayor
WALKER had not signifed his will
inguess to assist in such investiga-
tion, as he was requested TO-.
in note addressed him, on
Saturday, two of the Committee
waited upon him yestel day morning,
aud indicated their desire to go to
work. The Mayor seemed to be in
doubt whether he would be able to be
with them in their examinations,
owing to the nearness of the
electio, and his pressure for time,
but the Committee signiied their
intention to begin the work this
morning at 8 o'clock, and insisted
that he be present to render them all
the assistance he could. We presume
therefore, the work will be prose
cuted at once and with energy. We
hope the Committee will be rigid
in its investigations, let who will he
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WALTHAM WATCHES.

The extensive use of these Watches for
The last fifteen years by Railway Conduct
ors, Engineers, and Expresanen, the most
exacting OF watch-woarers, has thoroughly
demonstrated the strength. steadinesa. du-
rabtlity, aud accuracy OF tho waltham
Watch. TO satisfy that class IN OH these
respects is TO decide the qlestioa as TO the
real value Of these timekecpers.
The superior organization aud great e1s.
tent OF the Company's Works at Waliham
enable them 10 produce watches combln
ing the best and latest improvements. ana
at a price which renders competition
futile and those who buy any other
watch merely pay from % 20 50 per cent
more for their watches than is necessary.
For sale Or al dealers
No watches retailed by the Company.
ROBnENs a APPLETON.
GENERAL AGESTs,
IS2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
milo dSw (Mon, W ed, Fri), wSt
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Ward's Fnraka Tnnin Ritfars

"a RE INVALUABLE. AND WILL
la. cure all who suffer from Bilious and
Liver Complaints, Indigestion. 6iIddimess
ana Dizziness. For habitunl COstiveneas
Rheumatism Neuralgia. Coughs, Con.
sumption jan lts FIRST stages, Dy8ueDsla in
ali stages, and as general Eaaily ModI-
cine, a. is truly wonderful IN tts effects
notes dtgestion, and 8treEg q hens the * hole
nervous system. "a n Things tn nature re-
Qulre sttemuom; then how much greater
care should be taken W th The human con-
stttutiOn. Wards Eureka Tonic Bitfers
Will build up. strengthen and preserve the
constitution Of all who use lt. II viii also
build mp the wasted powers, purides the
blood, eNpels all vitiaied nutds, and har-
monilcs and gives renewed Vigor and
health 10 the entire human system. As
al slckness comes on by uu impure sta.e
OF the blood and torpid stale OF tne liver,
then you should use Wards Eureka Tonic
bitters, which VIII ceitniaiy cure you.
Ihen why do you suffer. " hen the greatest
cure IN the history of any known medicine
can De procured from ar druggist2 THESE
blttefs are compounded of the purest Vege-
ldDie extracts, dissolved IA pure Kentucky
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky. It la
Lhe only liquor entirely free from fuscl OH,
one amongst the most deadly poisons,
Wnlch AT once makes ~ superior to a u
Othef tonic Differs now in the market So
happiest aud best com biuatiOu YOU have
ever seen, TOR 10 will cure ali We rocom-
mend 10 for.
W. n. WARD, sole Proprietor.
GOViugton, Kentucky.
Fer sale by PETER NIhRLIkG. 81 holes
sale and Retail Agent, Evansville. Ind
ana By druggists generally. ljaui d3m
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the sufferer. IF Ex-Mayor BAKER
misstated facts in his report, we
want to know it. IF Mayor WALKER
has not given US the whole truth, the
people want to know that. We be-
lieve the committee is fully competent
to find out all the people want TO
know. Let us have all the facts. We
want the whole matter laid bare be-
fore the people. When that is done
we are content.
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louisville HaFket.

by tetesf&ph-l LoUTsvI LIE. March %.
TOBACCO SALES of I2i hh IS . - poTsIS "A
for common lugs 10 cutting leaf.
COTrON-25i%c.
MISS PORK-S32
LARD-lS1&c.
BACON 49, shoulders 13cs clear rfb Sides
lie: clear sides iTi1c
BULK MEATS ~ shoulders BE: clear rib
sides lGc: clear sides i0i5c.
FLCUR-S5 MG 90.
v HEAT-Si 400 So.
COES-63165c.
ATS 62.1f1c.
EYF-Si as
SUGAR New Orleans fair Mt l4Gl55Ic.
MoLAssES New Orleans, 75gS5e for good
and choice.
WHfSIEY-s2P free
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Sew YORK Dry Goods Markel.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRK, March %
Day GooDs-The weather Is Indictment,
but there IS n faIr Inquiry for seasOnable
styles a low rates prevalent. The Apple
tor ID brown muslin Is reduced ~ I21$c,
and Siater's bie2ched ditto to 15c. In other
classes OF goods there rs no important
change. Pants are in steady request at
lA0l2tzo fer AmOskeag; ktcumonds and
Spra2 2uss heavy sheetIugs bring ijI5@l61Zc,
as TO brand, t8e inside for second tan al Il ;
brown driHs lTc; colt Jnades rule low at
loc To &c; cotton yarns in good supply and
fair lequess at $50 50r, but job at 4It54
ss4z9Sc; carpet Tarps are ia good request, aud
goods . alds lob At &c and 21&c, casIi; AIer-
rIIIs active at 6215c. Linen clothing Is
duh ami zusaVy- Fine linen fabrics are less
plenty anu hrm IN prices, as are silks.
1rish popiins ruled steady and bring 81 75.
Back alpachaS are in good request a 3jctg
9Sl @. Aakakado pOpltns IN mixtures
are q good demand at 81 p 10 81 ~ for %
to .S inch.
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Memphis Market.

By telegraph ME1PHIs. March 20.
CoTroN-DoH and nominal at 271Sc; re-
ceIpJs, Is bales; exports, l,54S bales.
FLOUR d ii and unchanged
CORS-At 72g74e.
OATs-65a GSc.
HAY-&-j.
POkR-S3z So
LAFD-i9g2Cc.
BAcoN-Is quiet; shoulders lie; sides
17Lzc.
BULK MEATs-DulI; shoulders at I2Izc; i;
sides .6124l654c.
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Enrunean narknt.

by Cable LIVERPOOL, March y.
Nothing doing in cotton. heat, IS III
for California white; - .or Western red.
Corn, 3Js for new. Flour at .t5s 6d for
Western. Bacon, OBS Tor Cumberland cut.
Rosin. IS 81 for common.
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HAVANA.
AU. S. Consular Agent In Irons.

HAVANA, March 27.-The Spanish
war steamer Montezuma arrived here
day, having on board, in irons, e..
r. Codrington, Consular Agent of the
United States at the port of Gibara.
The cause of his arrest is said to be
that be was suspected of completely
with the insurgents.
Richard Gibbs, Consular Agent of
the United States at Nuevitas, has
arrived here from that port aud leaves
on the steamer for New York to-day
The United States steam frigate
Contoocook has returned from a
cruise.
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LONDON, March pa great re-
view of volunteers was held at Dover
to-day Over thirty thousand men
were in the ranks. An immense null
titude of people witnessed the specta
Gle The weather was squally, and
some snow fell Ia the morning, in con-
sequence OF which the execution Of
maneuvres was delayed until after
noon. Some accidents happened, aud
several persons were hurt. but none
seriously. A portion OF the channel
fleet was off the shore, and went
through the movements Of naval re
view, exchanging salutes with the
batteries on the bank.
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WASHINGTON.

RestindIng of Gen. SheFman's Order
Charges of Corruption against
GOV Fent0n-AgeDlS OF the Cuban
R@VOlutiOniStS In WaShingtOn-ihe
difficulty between the English
Naval Authorities and Chinese
President Grant Ill.
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.,ltslNelE.a Pateal EEeater

Removes all TINS difficulty, sending the
nieut W whatcver, and pure as II distilled.
Al who use what are 8nDWn 3s the - DIVE
wells" for their supply 81 water cannot
afford to do without this Healer. IL viii
save them mueh money iu the purchase OF
fuel, t. say nothing Of the annoyance and
DELAY IN cleansing boilers Ihe Heater Is
easily Wauaged, and quickly cieauseu.
one has be esn III DpelaiIOn at I3ieheart's
FIGURING NH Tor many months, aud given
entire -atisiactiuu. Another is IN opera
ttOu IN Esliu4au's Foundry and the Cotton
Mill adjoining.
orders TOR @fi.lWeiPs Heater VIII rccei We
prompt attention II lett with
WILLIAM HElLHAH, agent.
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~ OARnS.
w. p. HARaRAYE.

ATEORNEX at Law.
House Block.
VIII practice Q vaffoua f5ourfs a Z
the Circuit. Prompt attention 10 oGioe
business Tdeea d2na
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Tie DlEFlJULTY RlMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
StillWeli's Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher
-gIHE AfGsr sEalOUs nErFIoU1TY

FisIEh p FEsiS e. SERIOUS uEEEEEBEEY
q. experienced by those who use steam
power Is the formation in their boilers OF
wnaL is known 10 eogineer ~ % SCALE" "
or " "INCRDSf fAIlD& IA hard substance
formed out Oi the earthy salts .-ontafned
in ihfl water. which gLtaches itself nTmiy
10 Tia whole inner surface of the boiler.
Ii u rs c.ty thls difficulty is pecu iarly Bg-
graH ateC by the lar-e quantity Of mague-
STA and lime found in the wa er, winch,
besides forming scales on the boiler, oD-
strues tne pipes and occasions Jhe laUst
annoying delays in cleaning, as wei as
acr ruaIy ondauseriEg the safety OF the
BOILER.
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B. L. D. GUFFY.
A[oRaAfIToWN KY..

VIII practice ia the counties Of Butler,
warren, Muhlenburg, Ohio, and Mclean,
Prompt attention given 10 the collection
Ql claims.
elerences-W heeler a. Riggs, Hollinn~
worm q bro., Chns- BabcocK q Co. Taps
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HOUsE .WAsHINeToN March %.

no % = q ...-..------ " ASHINGTON. Marcn ..
Hinder a call OF the states bills aud Joint
resolutions were introduced anu referred,
as follows:
nv But.er of Mas ach chusetts-AuthOriz-
fD0tbe secretary of the Treasury to collect
the internal revenue now due AID unco
!ected by reason of false aud fraudulent
returns Also. 10 incorporate Matt mai
Land Company for providing lands for
immigrants aud freedmen Ia the slave
holding states.
BY Jencks-To repeal certaia provisions
in the appropriation bilIs relative to the
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DRUGGISTS.
WM. GLENN q SONS,
Importers and Jobbers OF
GROCER RIES -.
CINCINNAPT
CINCINNATI,

TYAVE A LARGE STOCK OF STA.
II pie, Variety, aud Manufactured d
Goods, which they offer at TIE lowe ST
rates, and TO which they invite the atlen
tiOn OF the trade. (de3I d3n cod
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L TNTEN ID

To keep on hand a good assortment of
articles in my line
PAPER FLOUR Sd CKS, Wrap BAGS
WRAPPLEG Td PER.
MANILA, TEA, e TISSUE PA PER
10TH AND PATTERN EA PER
WALL Pa FER, DECORA ZIONS,
WINDOW BLINDS, FIXTURES,
&c &c 90 NJ
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JanIId&w
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n WANE

My friends and the public to know that 1
have embarked in The Paper Business, at
Decker * Morten and ). y. Docker's Old
stand; that
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WASHINGTON.

GRAND NEGRO INAUGURATION BALL-oNE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR SHERMAN
ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS FOR THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON, February 17.-The negroes
have perfected arrangements for q grand inau-
guration ball.
The Secretary of War directs that there
shalr be no enlistment Of soldiers detailed as
clerks.
The friends of General Sherman are raising
for him one hundred thousand dollars.
It stated again that the Senate Judiciary
Committee is about reporting Virginia bill
by which the people will be allowed to vote for
OF against the disfranch' sing clauses whi lie
voting for tho constitution itself.
One million two hundred thousand dollars
worth of bonds have been issued to the Pac ific
Railroad Company. This completes the one
thousandth mile wost Of Omaha.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY sEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEwsl
COLUMBIA February 17.-IN THE SENATE, the
following bills received third reading and
had their titles changed to acts and were or
dered to be enrolled: Bills Incorporating tho
Amateur Literary Fraternal Association and
Calvary Baptist Church Of Charleston; the bill
to incorporate the Rocky River Baptist Church
OF Anderson.
The following were passed and sent to the
House: The bill to prevent and punish bribery
and corruption; the bill to regulate licenses for
wholesale and retail dealers in liquors; the
joint resolution relieving j. M. Wilder, Sheriff
of Sumter, Of Ave peri cent. penalty.
The following were read q second time and
ordered to be engrossed.: The bill to regulate
the distillation OF liquors; the bill to incorpo-
rate the South Carolina Savings and Building
Association, No. 2.
Donaldson introduced o bill to Incorporate
the South Carolina Improvement and Trust
Company, which was read the first time.
In TIE HOUSE, Ferter introduced bill to
invest the Clerks of the Courts Of Common
Pleas with certain powers and duties hereto
in Equity.
The House passed the Greenvie and Column
bia Railroad act over the Governors veto by
a vote of yeas 81; nays, IA.
The veto message was partly read, when, ON
motion Of DeLarge, the reading of the latter
portion, in reference to lobbying, was tabled.
Tho act has becom4 law.
DR.. Mackey appe red in the House, and, on
motion, was invited to seat on the Speakers
stand