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Seed Oats and Barley.

SEED UatS and Barley.
IN BUSHELS GENUINE NORWAY BLACK
IO OATS.
50 bushels genuine Canada BARLEY.
These seeds are worthy attention Of scient-
fic Farmers; tho yield is enormous and the
quality OF tho grain raised superior to any
other, aud commands far higher prices.
Dec7 GEO. SYMMERS
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Store to Rent.

rVNHE large and commodious STORE, 40 feet
Il deep, on Richardson street, near the State
House, next door to the lower Store OF J. 4 T.
Il. Agnow. Rent moderate to an approved
tenant. Apply to JOHN AGNEW,
Executor of NJ. Bremen, deceased.
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The weak and emaciated mother says:
"AIy health and strength is restored By
the use of" SoLoMoNs' BITTRpD. MI
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oaU,{pa 4fbsL SIhduasriaI9 aSsaos-

oRu1pa 4fbsL Lsdiss' industrial Aasos-
citation Depository has been removed to
the building on Plain street, formerly
occupied by DIR. Templeton as an Office,
where its officers will receive and dis
pense work az heretofore. The Board
of Managers returns its sincere thanks
to Col. L. P. Miller, Mr.. J. G.. Gibbes
and Mr.. Souter, for valuable md gratui-
tous services rendered in transporting
the stock and furniture to the new loca-
ton.
An organ grinder and Ills monkey have
made their appearance in our streets,
and the youngsters IRE nearly wild in
consequence. This is tho first arrival
of the kind since the war.
The murderers only obtained abont
fifty dollars by the robbery of the depot
in Newberry, on Tuesday night. The
safe was uninjured. The hogs terribly
mutilated the body of Mr. Dunwoody.
SUPREME COURT, December 0, 1867
Present: Chief Justice Moses and Asso-
ciate Willard. The following cases were
continued, by consent:
J. A. Nicely and wife, plaintiffs in error,
rs. James McFadden, defendant in error
James Hemphill, plaintiff in error, ps.
er parte Sarah Kennedy and others.
William @. Houze, Administrator, vs.
Thomas O. Houze and others.
A. J. Kibler, survivor, rs. C1Reeves.
B. Mobley ct al, rs. John Mckee, Jr.,
Administrator.
G. J. Carter ads the State.
Peter 81. Scott. plaintiff in error, os.
the State, defendant in error. Struck
off. without prejudice to plaintiff in error.
Louis & Marck us. T. B. Jeter. Struck
off.
John s. Young and Hubdah Fowler
rs. II. D. Askew, s.. P. Harris, ct al.
Struck off.
Elisha @. Baker was admitted to prac-
tice in this Court, he having taken the
prescribed oath.
The case of Joseph Crews ads. 8. 8.
Farrar & Brother, was resumed and con-
cluded for appellees by hfr. Simpson.
Mr.. @. P. Sullivan in reply.
Thomas G. Jeter et ur., Administrators,
plaintiffs in error, 0s. George B. Turken,
defendant in error, was commenced by
Mr.. Shand and occupied the Court up to
the hour of adjournment.
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81 am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition." L use Solo
MONS BIrTERs N21
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Columbia Oil Company.
rENHE Fifth and last Instalment of s25 per
Il Share in Stock of this Company will be
paid in by December 40
Dec 1913 E. p. ALEXANDER, President.
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A. C. z A u F M AN,
Broker

6ToNeToe
No. 25 Broad street, Charleston, S. c.
GOUTHRRN STOCKS, BONDS, COUPONS
y and Uncurrent Bank Notes bought and
cold on commission.
Also, Gold and silver Coin.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
Prices current issued weekly and forwarded
gratuitously on application above.
Refers by permission to Chas. G. Lowndes,
Esq, President Bank Of Charleston.
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Fire Crackers! Fire Crackers!
1AO BOXES first quality FIRE CRACK
lOV ERS, just received and for salo low
by J. & T. r. AGNEW.
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kerosene! Kerosene!!

NokUboH0' 1ACk VboHO''
DURE KEROSENE OIL, warranted 110. fire
Il test. for sale low by the barrel and ut re-
tail; also in Eve gallon tin cans, at 60 cents
per gallon-no charge for oans--which 10 very
convenient for country purchasers.
nov a. J. q T. II. AGNEW.
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BUSINESS CARDS AND CIRoULARs.-As
the season is approaching for the annual
travel and distribution of business cards
and circulars, our merchants and others
will please give attention to the fact that
our job Office is supplied with the best of
boards, of all colors, fine commercial
note and other paper, and the very new
est and most fashionable styles Of type,
thus enabling us to supply all Of such
wants.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
e. 81. Heinitsh-Horse Powder.
I. Snlzbacher-Chr Presents
e. Pollard-Fire Works.
Fisher & Heinitsh-Cattle Powder.
E. P. Alexander-Oi Company.
L. E. Johnson-U. s. Marshal's Sale.
J. &c T. r. Agnew-Fire Crackers, &c.
Meeting Board of Trade.
M. j. Calnan-County Auditor.
Newberry County-In Equity.
w. f. Purse-Palmetto Association.
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Candy! Candy!
SO BOXES Mixed CANDY, just received
s1O and for sale low bv the box.
Dec 10 ]. d T. X. AGNEW.
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Il falling on Sunday, it is ordered that the
same be held MONDAY. the 18th instant, at
half-past o'clock P. NJ, IN the Hall of the
Palmetto Engine House. A general atten-
dance Of the Honorary. Annual and Life Mem
bers is desired, as business OF Importance to
them will be presented. BY order Of the Pre-
sident. W. F. PITRSE
Dec 1913 Secretary.
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For Sale.
A., THATlarge and desirable RESIDENCE,
e...tf on Senate street. opposite Trinity Church,
LII con tanning twelve upright Rooms. with
water and gas. Kitchens, Stables and other
out-buildings attached. The lot measuring
not disposed Of privately, it will be sold at pub
lie sale, on the first MONDAY in January next.
Apply to j s. MCMAHON,
Dec 8 At the City Clerks Office
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tion therein. Referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary.
The Senate returned, with concur
renee, q resolution requesting report
from the Treasurer of the State relative
to the exact status of the State with 81. 81.
Kimpton, Esq, Financial Agent.
Notice was given of bill to alter and
amend the charter of the town Of Spar
tanburg.
Mr.. Sloane obtained leave of absence.
At 2.15 p. NJ, adjourned.
SENATE.
The Senate assembled at IL NJ, Pre-
sident pro tenn. Montgomery in the Chair.
| Mr.. Swails obtained leave of absence.
| Commissioner of Richland County, was
referred to the Committee on Claims.
The Committee on Engrossed Bills
reported as duly and correctly engrossed
for third reading. bill to amend on
Act entitled "An Act to authorize the
sale of the Columbia Canal" which, to-
gether with several other bills, was or
dered for consideration tomorrow.
MIR. Swails introduced bill to grant
certain persons therein named the ex-
elusive right to dig and mine in the beds
of the navigable streams and waters of
the State for phosphate rock and phos-
phate deposits.
Mr.. Greene introduced bill to in
corporate the Independent Elliott Hook
and Ladder Company, No. l, of Orange
burg, s. O.
Mr.. Nash introduced bill to incorpo-
rate the Vigilant Fire Engine Company
of Columbia.
Notices were given of bills to compel
Savings' Banks, Merchants. Lawyers,
Printers, Rrioklayers. Doctors, Snoe-
makers, Tailors and all Manufacturers
and Planters. each OF them to purchase
$50, 900 in State bonds for the protection
of the people; to authorize the County
The union Democrat., 1869-07-24

WHITE SwELLlNes are generally considered
to be indications of a ecrofulous tendency in
the system, and the first thing to be done for
their removal is to purify the blood and
humors. Bristol's Sarsaparilla and Pills.
used conformity, are possessed of The very pro.
perties required they cleanse, purify, neu-
trali.e, and purge ont Of the system The bad
numors which are the SOLE cause of the
tochle 573
The union Democrat., 1869-07-24
SPE CiAL NOTICES.
SPECIAI NOTICES.
CHOLER A.
HOW TO CURE IT.

At the commencement OF the ixrrhora, which al~svs
precedes attack of the cholera take teaspoonfu 0f
the Pain Killer In sugar and water (ho II conveniently
and then bathe freely the stomach and bowels with the
Pain Killer clear. Should the diarrha cc1tiA
repeat the dose every fifteen twenty minutes ti
the patient is relieved In extreme cases, two
teaspoonfuls may be giver at dose,
The Pain Killer, internal remedy, has equal.
in cases of Summer Complaint, Dyspepsia. Dysentery.
and bathing with freely Its action ia like magic when
externally applied to bad Sores Burns Scas and Sprans
For Tooth ache don't fail TO try it, In short it is Pain
Killer
The Pain Killer is sold by ell dealers in Family Medi.
cnes.
A8- Medical Advice.-DR. WN. X DoHEKTY'S
Medal and Surgical Institute is becoming NoF
70 the welfare Of State aud health Of citizens
and his rapidly spreading reputation although may
cite surprise, Is but the signal of skill and follows hs
natural effect of such cause. We personally
quainted with gentlemen who have suffered for
der chronic disease and who had taken every
available means that promised relief but
until they they called Dr. Doherty who incred-
IDLY short space Of time has given them entire relief
gratifying to announce this fact because the Doctor IL
gentleman who seeks not by defamation of Others to
tabsh his reputation the of his
upon the ruin of another's fame. The Doctor con-
ductsh his Institute In such that b. gatfy
ing to all hs patients lie examines advises recon-
mends without CHARGE and the patient aft hearing
terms for treatment. reject at pleasure
does the Doctor make charge unless he eectg
This he is able to do. because lie feels tie conf
dence which long experience has given and pbt the
consolation which appertains to that confidence Persons
afflicted with either accute chronic disease would do
well to consult the Doctor; at all tcan harn
for consultation he asks fee; does he nsst
obedience to his advice unless tbs patient places hmsn
under hia His Offices Sacramento street. o.,
posise the Pacific Mail Steamship Ofice.-S T, NEvs
The union Democrat., 1869-07-24
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
STEAMSHIPS FOR
New YORK, JAPAN and CHINA,

WILL BE DISPATCHED AS FOLLOWS.
MAlsH&ss and BKANNAN sTREETs at IL O'Clock. A. n,
Of the following dates, for PANAMA, connecting via
s.T0.s TS one Of the splendid
On the 10th, 18th and Soth Of each month that bas
thirty days.
On 10TH 18th soh of each moun,h that has h,
tyone days When 10th, 18th and fall on Sunday
they will leave Saturday preceding when the 18th
sails on Sunday. they will leave on Eondav folIovinS
leaving San Francisco oth aud 3oh tuch
at ManIanillo All touch at Acapulco.
Departures oi the 18th or 18th are expected to connect
aire aud English steamer for South America.
Through tickets can be obtained.
The following steamships will bs dispatched on dates "a
given below
STEAMERS FOR JULY, 1860.
July e-aoLDEN CITY Capt. W. F. Lapidga, ecnn.e.:ns
with ALASKA, Capt Gray.
July la,amhoNTASA , ONT Capt r. 3 rarn.w"r:h
July 3o-CoLcRADO, Capt. VIM. H. Parker, connect.
ing with ARIZONA, Capt. Maury.
berthed through Baggage checked ,hrousA
loo pounds allow ed each adult
An experienced Surgeon en board. Medicine and at
These steamers will positively sail at IL O'Clock ex
are TO have sher baggage board be-
Through tickets for Liverpool BY the cunard rnEap
ana Nanona Steamship Lines, be obtataed AT once
tsp:a orS.s &c Co. san asneis1o wnsTs may ALE ssoS
to San Francisco either way Of New York Thcn
as-if desired amount Of slo 10 Ego will be adyap-
eed with the above orders Holders Of orders viii be
qLred 70 identify the agents In England
For Merchandise and Freight for New York sld way
ports, applyto Messrs. " ELLIS. FARSi0& co.
No Freight will received on hoard xftor P n. Ct
day prior to'the steamers departure.
The steamship OREGONIAN, Capt II. @, Dsarbora.
wili be di.patched for YOKOHAMA and H0NGKoNG on
WEDNESDAY. Angus; sih at loon. connecting Al Y0Ko
HAMA with ths-s steamer NEW YORK foi SHANGHAI
shippers Of freight TO CHINA JAPAN are requested t.
marx on each psekagsit dsstina.ion.
For passsgs apd all other informaaor apply stthe P
cts Mail rcship 0osoee Of 6sessniauto >a
Lsllsejcg1 streets. SSn F!so ;isco.
- - :vrn " on?7<Sr.Assn
The union Democrat., 1869-07-24

r. Wm. G.. LONG, is an lSDrfkSpfSf csndi-
date for the csce Of Sheriff OF Tuoiumne county @tne
ensuing Sep, ember Election.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-24

NOTICE Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed will apply TO the Hon. Board Of Sdperylsors
of Tuolnmne Cunty at their next meeting for Ferry
License At walkers Bar on the Stanislaus River.
NICAoLES ANDERSEN.
Walkers Bar. July 18th. lS6e-174
The union Democrat., 1869-07-24
Political ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENT. names of candidates
will be inserted from this time until after the nominations
are made at the low rate of FIVE Dollars each-n I'd
vance. No reduction made by holding back.
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VOL. XXVIII....N NO. 1864
WASHINGTON.

RECONSTRUCTION IN GEORGIA-THE HOWARD
MISUNDERSTANDING IN THE SENATE
AND HoUsE-THE CASE OF w. w. CORCORAN
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION-RE-
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ASSEMBLY

By Mr.. Lyon-Providing for the payment OF
heretofore made 10 the Dispensary OF the
Troy Hospital Mr. Notwithstanding exemptions from
military 20 soldiers and sailors granted by the law
Of 1864 Mr. Irving Adversely to the bill relating to tho
election Of directors for the Geneeee Valley Railroad by
the Rochester Common Council Mr.. Basset favored the
resolution surplus earnings OF savings banks and
Trust Companies Mr. Waker-IncOrporating the Trus.
OF the Wadsworth Library also for the relief OF the
Chamberlain Institute. Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING tho
city Of Eew-York Mr.. Hodges-Closing that portion OF
Old Bushwlckave from Grand 10 Marshallst, Brooklyn.
sAIURALIzATIoS LAWS.
Mr.. Hustled, from the Committee on Federal Rea-
tIOns, made % report on naturalization. The report
recommends the National Government 20 control the
whole subject having special department therefor and
that all naturalization papers granted within the past
five years be surrendered and new papers issued.
ON motion OF Mr.. Hustled, the adverse report OF the
Railroad Committee the bill repeating the law regulr
ing railroad officials 10 wear uniform was taken from
the table moved with the report OF the
Committee and that the bill BIO committed TO the Com
mittee OF the Whole.
The motion lost, and the Committees report was
agreed to- . 49,
MIR JACOBS offered q resolution, that the Committees
object 10 sought DO obtained under the general
laws OF the state.
Debate ensuing tho resolution went over
MESSAGE.
Col VAN buren,, the Private Secretary OF the Cover
nor presented "a from His EIcelency, yetoing
the bin relative building bridge ut Fort Coyngton on
the ground OF s being special legislation belonging To tue
Board Of Supervisors
Mr. GLEASON moved to lay tho bill on the table. Car
ried, co to 81
The bill amending the charter Of the Genesee Annual
Conference passed.
Mr. RAYS resolution on a reduction OF the toll coal
going from tdewator, was taken NJ, but no action
taken Adjourned
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NEW-YQRK IEGISI .ATIrRE-

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb IL. 1859.
The resolutions directing the Governor to
Issue ordnance and arms 10 tho Cornell University
elected considerable debate but finally laid on tho
table.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. Hac-Relating To lands sold to Monroe
Hall by the State Engineer and Surveyor. Mr.. Dreamer
relating TO carrying letters and merchandise by Of
pneumatic tubes In NewYork and Brooklyn. Mr.. VIII
hams-T0 enlarge the boundaries OF Union Free School
No ], In Wayne County, Also amending the laws relating
TO special deposits OF securities by life insurance
panles. Mr.. ChapmanTo authorize the Boards OF SUI
peryors to provide for the employment Of
by County Courts and Courts OF Sessions In the
Counties OF the State; also to incorporate tho
New-York Lumber Manufacturing and I'm:
100000 The corporatoTs' names Ezra Cornell VIM
Kelly, Thomas q. Alyord, and Vim. A. Woodward.
BILLS PASSED.
Changing the name OF Young Mems Hebrew Benevolent
Association Of Eew.York 10 amend laws relative to
wrecks: 10 release the interest OF the state In certain
lands to Caharlne Smith relating 10 the village OF
Salem. Washington County; relating to tho New-York
Elevator Company to amend the laws relative 10 inner
i,ance; to Incorporate the Phenix Hook and Ladder
Arcade Hook and Ladder Company No. q Arcade,
Wyoming Coz to Amend the charter Of the Enira Me-
Mr. oDoNKELL offered resolution directing officers
OF steam railroad I'm the state 10 report to the Som
ate by the 9Th OF March next the tariff for the ransporta
ton Of freight and passengers charged during the year.
and for each month of the from and 10 the various
stations In the State and the tarof prices charged from
and TO the principal points In the Western States Car
ried.
Mr.. DREAMER introduced the following resolution,
which went 10 the table under the rule:
degraded and outraged Of ADeein citizens casting
into ,on The psIsne oi'aPsei mPatby With toe Irish people
Uno1 psrp.uy republican uuOns
seeks the tssuss Of treaty relieving from tho responsibility
.0irsd cour.s. respectively requested to
rsest all looking toward treaty which the rights pv
es American eIen, both native snd adopted not clearly de-
tssd ard pTVssIsd.
Adjourned.
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PRICE FOUR CENT

Government. The social questions call for effcacions
remedies and terrible sacrifices They have greatly mis-
taken they have interpreted weakness the tolerance
Of the Government Public opinion In tho rest OF the
Spanish nation manfess itself unanimously, tnat the
integrity OF the territory at all hazards and the pubic
union is the greatest Of the liberty Of country
The Provisional Government makes solemn promise TO
preserve that and 10 the sacred deposited
which the Spanish revolution commended to it Tho
Government will fulfill an obligation not TO be eluded.
DeplOrng nevertheless to be compelled by the Ill will OF
the least and the absurd ngratude OF the greater,
to adopt which, because they are not authorized
by the legality by the revolution are necessarily
contrary the spirit Of progress and tho OF mod
institutions Therefore, In OF the facilities ex.
traordinary with which am invested by the Provisional
Government decree the following
ARTICLE Cease during the actual sreomitanes
The effect Of decree the 9th liberty the
ART q The previous Is reestablished ......
ARR The already begun will follow the MARRIED out by
the laws conformablY to the January decree.
AEr Periodicals will not be Issued without written permission Of
the Fiscal.
AIR No periodical be published sithou. Of the Iuos
Political Government
AKT The cousventon Of these dispositions will he oousd
cred reasonable ofense and It's author subject Court Martial
Havana, February IL. 1863
In use of the extraordinary powers given me by the
government Provisional OF the Nation, decree fol-
lows
Article oseuse. Of Inadety ndeza) will be judged BY
ART The already begun Of the tribunals
Of Justice
ART All sggresons OF against any Of delegates
of the Government will be considered
Havana Feb. H. 1863 Doxrseo DrLoR
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SPAIN.


AN ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE GEN. PRIM.
MADRID, Feb. 17.-Considerable excitement WA
created. yesterday, by an unsuccessful effort TO
assassinate Gen. Prim. Three arrests have been
made of persons believed to be implicated in the
affair.
LARGE BODIES OF TROOPS SENT TO CUBA.
In addition to the large detachment of reinforce.
ments about to sail from Cadz for Cuba the Govern
ment will send out as soon as tho necessary trans
portation is ready, another expedition, which will
number at least 5000 men.
. THE CANDIDATES FOR THE THRONE.
PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE reports that ex-King Ferdt
nand of Portugal has consented to be candidate for
the Spanish throne, are premature. Though strongly
urged, he still refuses to allow his to be used
in connection with the Sovereignty Of Spain. The
majority of the members of the Constituent COrtes,
now in session at Madrid opposed to the Duke Of
Montpensier, and there is little prospect Of bis
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this Legislature there should be established in the De-
Partment OF the Interior separate bureau ~ wnich
the residences and other circumstances pertain
ing to the persons natnralized.
measures should be taken for the canceng OF all cert-
Gates granted during the past five years. except those
grantee to ss serving IN the navy or ay on the
Department 70 issue others Of uniform style
Resolved That tho laws against fraudulent voting
should be more rigid and the penalties for their violation
strictly enforced t
Senator Hales bill to punish bribery and corrup-
ton, printed yesterday in THE TRIBUNE, was re-
ported favorably this morning by the judiciary
Committee of the Senate
Judge Campbell has presented to the Assembly bill
which declares it misdemeanor for any person to ride
on q railroad car without ticket and also for any
conductor to receive money for fare. Mr.. Campbell
wants to compel persons to purchase their tickets
before entering the Any person who has not a
ticket can be put off the cars
Tho Commerce and Navigation Committee this
afternoon agreed to report the Pilot Commissioners
bill substantially as introduced by Mr. Jacobs Also
the bill repeating the act fixing quarantine buildings
on Coney Island for the consideration Of the House.
1t is understood the New-York and Brooklyn Bridge
bill will be reported on Friday.
Mr.. Ben. Field has announced himself as candi-
date for Surveyor of the Port of New-York under
President Grant paper in his favor has been cir
cuated among the Republican members of the Leg
islature, and it has met with general favor.
Gov. Hoffman, assisted by his wife, gave an ele-
CANT entertainment TO the members of the Legisla-
ture and State officers this evening His large house
crowded by invited guests, who spent the even
ing chatting with his Excellency, enjoying his sup
per. and listening to the music from a select orches-
ira.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

ADDRESS IN REPLY TO THE QUEENS srEECH.
LONDON, Feb. 17.-The address In reply to the
Queens speech was agreed to unanimously in both
Houses of Parliament, In the House Of Commons,
last evening, Mr.. Dsrael expressed his sorrow that
the ratification of the Convention with the United
States not announced. He hoped, however, for
q speedy completion Of the treaty. Mr.. Gladstone
was that the negotiations would end in tha
same spirit in which they commenced The final
issue would doubtless be satisfactory to both
tries. March has been named for the opening of the
debate the question of the Observation-Disclosures ohe
Irish Church