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Proceedings Of Council.
SPECIAL MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

COLUMBIA, March 8, 1870.
Preseut-tiis Honor the Mayor; Aldermen
Agnew, Bates, Bryan, Claffey, Hope, Hussung.
Johnson, Shields and Waring.
His Honor the Mayor stated that he had
convened the Council for the purpose of TAX
ing action upon an Act of the Legislature, ap-
proved 2Gth February, 1870, entitled "An Act
limits OF the city Of Columbia"
Alderman Hopo offored the folio wing resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
Rssotred, That the Committee on Streets
be and are hereby instructed to employ COM
petent surveyor, to mark and lay out the
boundaries OF tho city, in conformity with the
Act OF the Legislature, approved the 26th dav
OF February. 1870.
Tho following resolutions, offered by Alder
man Hope, were adopted:
Resoiued, That his Honor the Mayoris here
10y authorized to convey the Agricultural Fair
Grounds to the Executive Coiumittee OF the
cordance with the original intention of the
City Council.
Resolved, That his Honor the Mayor be au-
thorzed to propose to Col. Pierce the sum Of
81 .O0O per annum, for ten years, for the pur-
chase OF q site for the City Water Works. on
the canal. ut tho foot Of Laurel street, and the
water-power for propelling the water: Propid-
ed, That tho water-power be furnished there
after, free OF cost to the city, in perpetuity.
A petition. signed by numerous citizens
was read. praying that Coxncil do not grant
tho application OF Killer & Tecksa, for tavern
license tn retail spirituous liquors, on the
corner Of Lumber and Gadsden streets.
On motion, referred to the Committee on
Licenses.
Council adjourned.
J &. MCMAHON City Clerk
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2 Two children Of Alexander Edmonsonr,,'

II Two children Of Alexander Edmonson,
Ee4sa esEkecti4ely Gzs and three years,
4ss1 harmed TO- death on Fkidaysyenin&
Ehnrdsviile. NJ, by 4he explosions
|S5 ksEesene lamb Jn the bands pf their
astshi IM q 3 @
IS p0lice arSsstsd satusday night, 10
Afty.one Sdsmbers OF The Ma.
soalo fraternity who. we're holding
|EaonFnfng services et their lodge.
IL project is ON fo6s ZIP England for
laying new aus-Atlsntic cable, which
is Eottse snallpf iand lighter than those
heretofore used.
The radicals sre aeatl, ON enlargement.
Thefiimits of New Orleans ere to be ex.
tended-the addition being nearly equal
70 the present size OF the city.
Bayard Taylor says '.we work too much
and think too little" A diet OF cheese
and crackers and living under radical
rule will effect cure.
The USUAL MAJORITY. Ten radical
Congressman are implicated in the Ca
detship swindle, and only one Democrat.
The RAIDS are in the majority as usual.
"Oh! what an excellent Tonic" is the
language of the invalid who uses Solo
MONS BIrTERs. MI
There were 25 deaths in Charleston for
the week ending tho 5th-3 white and %
colored.
II am strong aud healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition." l use SnLo-
MONS BITrERs MI
G. E. Kanapaux. Esq, a magistrate
for Charleston, died on Tuesday, after q
short illness.
The weak and emaciated mother says
''My health and strength is restored h
the usc of" SoLoMoNs' BITTEpe, N2l
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Notice to Planters.

THE demand for our CAROLINA FBRTI-
IIHER has been 80 great .that our en- ire
stock is exhausted, and no more orders can
be received this seasou. We have on hand a
moderate supply Of the following FERTIL-
IZERS, all of which we guarantee to be No. 1
Manures:
G. G. Goes Ammoniated Super Phosphate.
Bradley's Patent Phosphate.
Palmetto Soluble Acid Phosphate.
"B. D." Sea Fowl Guano.
Dissolved unburnt Bones
Powdered Raw Bone.
Busey's Excelsior Guano
Berger & Bnzt's Super Phosphate.
Moro Phillips 'Super-Phosphate.
Peruvian Guano (Guanape.l
Parties desiring any Of these articles will
please send in thoir orders at once.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS & CO., Factors,
Corner Hayne and Church streets,
March I'D 2 Charleston, q. C.
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WHITTEMoRE's DEFENCE. The expelled
carpet-bug Congressman, Whittemore,
has published letter defending his sale
of the cadetship. and announcing him
self AS q candidate for reelection. He
says that recent Developments have sat
istied him that his resignation was a
hnsty and unnecessary step. and adds:
II do not hesitate to say that the Re.
publicans and Democrats regard the
whole transaction as unparalleled in haste
and severity; and furthermore 1 repeat
that General Logan himself, the day af-
ter my resignation, did not report reso-
luton of censure instead of expulsion,
that he did not believe my intention
wrong, that he hoped J. would be re-
turned to Congress and that he would be
the first man to welcome my return.
"Such has been the change already,
which, of course, brings little balm to
the wounds inflicted. The hope ex-
pressed by q very large number of the
members of the House that I may be
returned to Congress is the evidence that,
while they were pressed into seeming
acquiescence in this hasty action of few
Hotspurs, they are still openly friendly,
and they express every confidence in my
honesty and integrity in this whole maj
ter. l shall come again to my constitn-
ents, whose confidence have never vio-
lated. I shall ask them to give me their
votes and send me back to my place,
made vacant by no dishonest action"
We KNOW ALL ABOUT THEM The
South Carolina papers put themselves to
the unnecessary trouble to assure the
North that Whittemorc, the disgraced
carpet-bagger, is in no sense represen-
tative of the people of the State. His
status, and that of all the adventurers
living on negro credulity in the South,
are well understood at the North. No
body with q level head supposes that
Whittcmore is the lawful successor of
Culhonn, or that the soul of Jefferson
animates the breast OF Porter. Even the
Northern radicals despise the carpet
baggers. They arc useful to carry out
radical schemes of oppression and plan
der; but your heavy radical leader would
no sooner have carpet -bagger at his
table than he would have Senator Revels.
Ne,o Ecrh Me,cS.
'Just the thingl" Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo,
MONS BTTERs. MI
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DRY GOODS
ANTE Bellu1n77 Prices

THE recent fall in the price OF gold, COM
binod with the great competition between
Messrs. Stewart and Claflin, OF New York, (see
Pnd:NIX. March 81 have had n corresponding
effect upon DRY GOODS, which are now sell
ing at the lowest price they have reached since
tho war.
Taking advantage Of this, our buyer now in
NV York has purchased largely, and we are
prepared to give the public the full benefit Of
the reduction.
Call and examine our stock, which is arriv-
ing daily. JH. l. ii. L. KINARD.
March 10
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Decidedly midal,"-Aelno,v,..,x.d.

Decidedly Middl."-Aclnow,e.ig
Our cotemporary of the Winnsboro
Ne,rs claims that it is decided" in its
views. We are not disposed to deny it.
We regard it ''decided"- decidedly
wrong. 1t is decided" whether ex-
pressing preference for "Grant Con-
gressmen," or pencham for ham, turkey
and shad-thns showing that it is alike
for 'fish. flesh and fowl" But really
we read with interest the views of our
cotemporary. for they come to US with
the freshness of what is original. and the
novelty of what is peculier and unlocked
for. We are, indeed. free to say, that
we admit the force Of much that our CO.
temporary says, whilst in the main we
do not recognize the practicability of its
views or the propriety of its programme.
At least, our contemporary has the merit
of following his principles to their logi-
cal results. We are fer free speech and
free thought. We shall, therefore, give
our cotemporary's views. His policy has
this merit: It is decidedly wrong:
"a decidedly middle policy, then, is
the proper solution of the real problem,
which is, to harmonize the above en-
toned classes, in both Federal and State
politics.
'We would suggest doing so by mid
die policy, therefore, and that quickly.
And as the means of so harmonizing
them. we would suggest, first. the name
conservative Republican, We like it
for it's honesty. It is borne by re-
spectacle body of men, our natural po-
litical allies, in Congress. It doesn't
mean progressive Democracy it means
'Republicanism. Is that decided, or
ambiguous? Second. We would give an
equitable representation on our tickets,
State and Federal. to black men. Ii that
isn't another decided opinion, we are no
judges OF such things. Third. The true
policy of the South, so long a, she is
suspected and hated, being passive and
nOn-c -committal to either portion of the
conquering Northern people, (for they all
both hate and suspect us,) can best be
maintained, for the present at least, by
running Grant Congressman, which, If
we do, we may elect oil four of them,
and possibly, by our middle course, elect
oar entire State ticket also. That's
plain, we are sure. That's decided.
And, moreover, we are OF the opinion
that, II the citizens party Of the Charles
ton Ne,cs means anything less decided
than the three propositions above, it will
prove veritable fizzle."
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Cs)lqtJ @.
ThprsdayS Eeraine, lEaSeh ID. 1870.
lA MovUl riLn..I,.'

q d1s' 81 s - y, ~ = =
S,ss.ss s. - : - .. '.'e.s !. - - s... g !.
l.ssl oes Asaeuu' Ve ok; She Wirnsboro Ners,
can oertasnly tay claim to originality Of
views. Z aa sas su6gests 2 novel mode oi
meesing' aaa combating, the influence oi
rag asaicaa.s9 dsh ssne country. He admits
suss A. y sssipestans N TO snppians this it,'
nuaence. pnss psacticaliy considered, we
aouDsSety nacn II hls plan would work.
Inc Ne0s saya: p :. = = t,.-1. t,,.--1s.,- =.
set9 y. inaesd g vast p9dy OF nm.
lfnia s.J dss;rSs,ss u 30 : 49, WIN laaiSal M
majority of them would Welcome @ a
chaugs from within. just as cordially as
ssoM sa.s. sl Nllsnoah 5sne raaicai party; and If
fl,ia fact thsy ,,oni5 "n ats.s -. y 's CONSIDER
tha radical house, by,joihing the better
portion of it and dividing it against
ssSil, inStssa or standing aloof on So
SsanId ] attacI Iyae 4 nnt IL tpranciP,es. n. ihey
The epresent constitution OF the UniteS
States Senate,, with but eight Democrats
"a ~. ana the. present constitution of the
conas;tns;ono e as', os .h anI even she present
tatives, clearly indicate tbis as the more
praeticable method of bringing about
oester government"
NOV. sne amount OF the matter is this:
Ine Ne'os proposes to defeat the radical
parry py allying itself with the better
portlonoehereotH Fhls may be q very
aonte and astate mode OF political action,
nue we confess thai We cannot SEQ it. To
JOIN sne enemy In order to defeat him,
"ouio oe new mlhtary movement, un-
Anown IN the annals OF warfare, ancient
OF mooern' we are disposed to think
tnat Joining the radical party In order to
innaenoe II lor good' would be quite as
novel In political warfare. There is, in
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= : SgS 80 8 1880 5

TO the Working CIass.-We are now pre-
pared To furnish oil classes with const ant en-
for the spare moments. BUSINESS new. light
and profitable. Persons OF either sex easily
earn from 81 )c. to IS per evening, and pro-
portional sum by dovotng their whole time to
tho business. Boys and girls oarn nearly as
much as men. That all who SOC this notice
may send their address, and test the business
VIC make this unparalleled offer: To such as
are not well satisfied, we will send 81 to pay
for The trouble Of writing. Full particulars
4 valuable sample, which will do to commence
work on, and copy OF The Peoples Literary
COmpnnton-onc Of tho largest and best fami-
y newspapers pub'ished-all sent free by mail
Reader, II you want permanent, profitable
Maine
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Corn, Oats, Flour. Baco1

Corn, Oats, Flour, Bacon.
I UST received consignment of
81 1000 Bushels COIN,
800 Bushels Oats,
100 Barrels Flour-fne grades
20 Hogsheads Bacon Sides,
Any or all of which will be sold low.
March 102 BLAKELEY 6 GIBDES.
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SoUrH @CAnonrsAg 1EHDrcA1 AssaniA-
TIoN-SRcoND ANNuALi RfRErrNa. --This
body met yesterday al the Nickerson
House. President Tallsy in the chair.
A Committee on Credentials was ap-
pointed, consisting OF one from each
County, who reported the following dele
gates and members as present:
ABBEvILLE--J. J. Wardlaw, W. @.
Wardlaw.
CHARLEsToN-R. A. Kinlach, r. L.
Parker. J. s. Buist. F.P. Porcher.
> KERsHAw-S. Barnch. q1,.
ORANaEDuRa-A. s. Salley, O. N.
Bowman. T. @. Bates.
R1oHhAND-J. T. Darby, 8. Fair. J.
w. Parker, B. w. Taylor, G.. s. Treze-
want.
NEwBERRY-J. W. Spearman, R. c.
Carlisle.
FAmr1EnD-T. T. Robertson, G. H.
Ladd.
A discussion arose among the mem
bers as to the liability OF the old mem
bers for their assessments, whereupon
the Association resolved that all mem
bers who had formerly been connected
with the Association were liable to tho
assessment
e. 8. Gaillard, M. D., of Kentucky.
NJ. Laborde, NJ. D., Columbia, T. Gail
lard Thomas, NJ. d., New York, were
elected honorary members of the Asso-
citation.
A large number of the medical profes
sion attached their names as members.
The President delivered his annual
address, which was listened to with
marked attention. It was an address
on medical education and medical erudi-
ton in South Carolina. The address
was ordered to be published.
The Treasurer reported that the
finances Of the Association were adequate
for all their necessities.
Invitations to visit the State Lunatic
Asylum and the Library of the State
University. were received and accepted.
Prof. Darby read paper upon the
application OF hair as ligatures and
sutures to wounds. This elected quite
discussion, when, on motion, the paper
was referred to the Committee on Publ
cation.
Many matters of great importance to
the medical profession were discussed
up to 3 p. m, when the meeting ad-
Journed until this morning, II o'clock.
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KosKoo.-The Norfolk Daily Journal of
December II, 1869, saye:

KosKoo.-The Norfolk Dai'y Journal, of
December II, 1869, says:
This medicine is rapidly gainiug conf.
dence OF the people, and the numerous testi-
monials OF its virtues, given by practitioners Of
mcdlc!ne, leaves no doubt that it is q safe and
renaole remedy Tor IMPURlTY OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER DISEASE, TO-"
The last Me ticdl journal contains an arti-
Gle from Prof. Il. 8. Newton, NJ. D.. President
OF the Medi-College, city Of New York, that
speaks in high terms of its curative proper
ties: and gives special recommendation Of
koskoo to tho practitioners Of medicine.
This is, we believe, the first instance where
such medicines have been officially endorsed
by tho Faculty OF any of the Medical Colleges.
and reflects great credit upon the skill of Dr.
lawrence. it's compounder, and also puts
'koskoo" i'll the VAN of all other medicines
OF tho present day. F26
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A FEMALE REGULAToR.-Woman and her
needs. For complaints and irregularities to
which her sex is exclusively liable, HEInrrsH's
QUEENS DELIGHT is recommended on the au-
thority OF wives, mothers and nurses. who have
tested its tonic and rel egulating properties, and
know whereof they speak" and also with the
sanction OF able physicians. who have admi-
nlstered the QUEENs DELIGHT to their female
patients, in obstinate cases, with tho happiest
results. almost all female complaints are
complicated with mental gloom and despon-
dency, the gentle and lasting exhilarating
effects OF the QUEENS DELIGHT is admirably
adapted to such cases. AS remedy for hys,
terra and mental depression, it has no equal
in tho world. Nursing mothers find it an ad-
mirabic invigorant 1t is highly satisfactory
that this preparation should prove so omi-
ncntly beneficial to the sex. Young and old
will fnd roief always. For sale by FISHER &
llEISITsH. Feb 70
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LIST OF NEW ADveRrIsEMENrs.-
J. II. d NJ. L. Kinard-Dry Goods.
Blakeley d Gibbes- Corn, Oats, Flour, &c.
Wells Il Coffin-Agents Wanted,
W. a. Carr d Co.-General Grocers.
Geo. W. Williams g. Co-Notice to Planters.
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Morning envelopes-drcssing gowns
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, March 9-ColunJia Hotel
Is Miller, b Fl Miller, Rhode Island; Cal
houn, Georgia; Parker, F Porcher, 8
1we1s, fo% Gharsl sprjggs, " Brad
Orangeburg; G Pitzinger, s c; A S Gibbes'
Savannah; Q W Gross, J 8 Hopkins, BaIti.
more; Bsruch. Camden; j T Craig, r g
Phinney, AZ Bailey, w Bailey, Clinton; "
Winnsboro; II FAINT Grcenville; H Wylie'
Chester, l. Bigger, Manning.
Nicke1'son Honse-wm s Whaling; J A
hudklse. Cnlline and wife, Miss Collins
Master Collins, New York; B ] Hayes. Wade a
Lorick. Lexington; r Donaldson, Cheraw;
d Stafford. New York; Strouse, FhiIadel-
p&hia; & 8 r Warner, Garrison, Penn sylyania:
MRS Courtney and two children, William
Johnston, A WeatherIy, North Carolina: ] r
Sampson, st. Johns Precinct; o Merideth,
Helena.
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Just the thing" Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo
MONS BrrTERs. MI
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Jimmy Nj was ono of tho bright
boys, aud although but seven or eight
years old, had evinced love for wealth,
and looked forward to the time when lie
should be q rich man. Ono morning, at
breakfast, his aunt informed him that
during the night pair of twins had been
added to the family. which already con-
sisted of three besides Jimmy. The boy
dropped his knife and fork and ex-
claimed: "Gracions! Amt Mary, if
father and mother keep on at this rate,
there won't be fifty dollars to divide
among us!'
REMEDY FOR MENISGIrIs. A gentle
man informs lis. says the Macon Tele-
grnph, that the application of warm
cloths, as hot as they can be borne, con-
stantly to the back and neck of patients
suffering from meningitis, has been found
very efficacious in Florida.
The time to buy an When
the fit is on you.
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the Columbia Female College are called
to meet in this city, on the 10th.
Archibald Todd, of Anderson, South
Carolina, has been appointed railroad
route agent from Columbia to Greenville,
vice N. X. Sullivan, declined.
The little folks are in futter of ex-
citement-in few hours Grady's sold
fashioned American circus" may be ex-
pected to exhibit it's wonderful feats.
The company is said to bo q good one,
ard the performance of such character
as to afford abundant satisfaction.
Book and job printing of any kind,
executed in the very best styles of the
art, can be promptly furnished at the
PHOENIX Office. A lot of new-stylc cards,
etc, just received. Prices very mode
rate.
We are indebted to DIR. f. T.. Jack
son, for bottle of DR.. TUFTS Golden
Eagle Bittcrs," which is said to be a
most excellent remedy for dyspepsia,
fever and ague, and stomach diseases.
They are pleasant to the taste, aside from
their medicinal virtues.
a card from Mcssrs. Carr l. Co., the
Bridge street grocers, appears in another
column. They claim to have peculiar
facilities, and consequently offer extra
ordinary Inducements to purchasers.
DeBOc's Rerie,c for February has been
received, enlarged and very much i'm
proved. The contents of the present
number are as follows: Slavery in the
Antilles. Last Days of the Confederacy.
Kentucky and louisville. Repairing
Levees. Colorado, its Parks and Noun
tains. The Labor Question. Power of
the South. Uriel Acosta. The Isthmus
of Suez Canal ETC., etc.
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DR.. JOB n Blu LIS
SARSAP.A iRlLLA f!
A Good Reason for the Captains Faith.
Read tho Captains Letter
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.


Iir>ro> H.sr,sss. Missouri. april 20 Iscs
Ia ions lhiL.--Iir Sir ha"aing tie .ibcirpcy al
your s-fsapsrils mid the h, ling and lc.fci.l uuali-
;,s i, possesses. sent "u he following statement Of
my case.
WIS wounded about w. wears asso--was trkrn pris-
on.r sni confined for sN months. E,ing ~ Of
ten ms wounds have healed yet. have Eat up
4 NONE nj since wounded. ann shot through Tho
hirs Ny general health j. impaired and need
thing to assis nstur-. have more faith IN our Sar-
sapatil,s than snythinr rsr wish that til IL gcnu-
inc rlsass express half dvz"n bulil.-a3iId ohge
C.rTAi> g.. u. JOHNSON.
50. Ions. Missouri.
T.. 9Th. following vrs written April 80 1856. by
nrs Jenni. l.lnson Mother "f Captain johnson.
Ia Eit-Dcsr Sir: Ny husband. DR. q. ; Johnson
was ski!ifu surgeon ard physician In Central " T..
where he died leaving the above &. T. johnson my
rare Al thirteen wears Of see he had chronc 6isrhe
and srrofua for v.i;cl gave him your Sarsnpara.-
IT ,tnyr nv have for wears recommended it To
many in New York oho. and lows. for scoula. fe,or
sores and general debility. Perfect success has acnsd
ed H. Tnr ciErs rystrrrp soNF c,sps
,>p ryxru SONS wsRr uNnsr 1irArrLots. am nnx :
ous for nv again hav. recourse 10 sarsap
ara lie FEARFUL az gc'tng spurious article hence
III, writing for H. His wounds were terrible but
| believe b. will recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON.
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proprietor Of this ated medicine justly Claims
for II superiority overall rend,s ofef'd ~ the
public Tor the sNk rERIA PERMANENT cure OF Ague
and Fever Chs and Fever whether Of short long
standing. He refers to the entire Western and South
western country bear him testimony the truth 81
the assertion that ia lao whatever Will fail to
II the directions are strictly follow ed out. In great
nsny cases single dose has been sufficient for
and whole families have b.sn cured IS single bottle.
with perfect restoration Of the general health. Ills,
however. prudent and ia every certain
IL its !. continued IN smaller do,~, far week
after the disease has been checked especially in df
feu snr iong-ssndiny Usually. this medicine
will NOT require aid to keep the bow els good order
should the patient. however require cstharic mea-
cine s-r having taken three four doses Of the Tonic,
a sngl. dos " BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will ts sufficient
DK. JOHN BILLS Principal Office.
No. co. Fifth. Gross street.
LOUISVILLE, ny.
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Tancy..St0ntOl,.

The payment Of $4,000, equivalent of
a ycaa's salary ~ an Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court. was voted by the
House Yesterday to the widow of the
late Edwin NJ. Stanton. Mr.. Van
Trump, Of Ohio. again objected. New
York Tribune.
The World" thus very appropriate
" comments on tho above:
"Rogcr j. fancy was Chief Justice
Of tho United States for nearly quar-
ter Of a century. lie entered upon the
duties of the office poor man in Il pc
cuniary sense. and when death removed
him he left his family Of daughters lit
orally without Il penny. Two of the
daughters. We have been infor'ncd.wcrc
and VIC think now are. clerks in one OF
tise departments, earning II livelihood.
Mr.. stanton left n wife, a son full OF
health and grown to manhood. and some
seventy or eighty thOus md dollars avail
able property. TO say nothing of for
tuae in addition raised by private sub
scription.
"What woDid the Tribune say TO q
proposition Ia appropriate from thu
public funds moacy TO pay a years sal.
AIRY ~ Chief Justice, to the daughters o.
the late Roger Il. TaneyY'
The House. true 10 its squandcrin:
habits, passed the 5000 resolution OF
the 18th instant. and the Senate concur
ased the day following. II is. in plail
terms. just so much stolen from the pub
lie treasury.