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"AII II Not Gold Tint GIitters.v

Why have the ladies' of this city vicinity discarded the
various proprietary pulled nostrms for the hair
AMERICA! Simply because RkSTORER AMERICA In no
single Instance has anything what has
represented, while their dearly purchased experience has
convinced them that OF the preparations with which
treated faded trcsses-t0 Latin
rayora qiaedam stunt rcmedia periculus" anu that the
timely advent OF kesorer America upon troubled
tcrsr was to them THE ''BOW OF PROMISE" THE BEA-
CON LIGHT OF SAFETY
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All Who are Travelling and Introducing lho
CHAMPION COW MIXER combine business with plea.
sure Company's olice 267 Broadway.
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A.-Boots and shoes Ot Every Variety, nj
reduced prices. f. A. BROOKS, SIS Broadway.
Soled Shoes half price.
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Memory in America.

'1o'f'V-'l
The Manchester Examiner today applauds the
icea OF an American monument to Charles Dickens
but that the project Will be dismissed when
MI. Dickens objections to any such honor fully
known.
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Rejected.

PARIS July 2-Evening.
After very long discussion the Chamber rejected
the petition OF the Orleans princes for permission to
return to France by the decided vote Of TIA against
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The Mission to Washington.

PAKIS, July 2, ISIU
The steamship Lafayette, OF the Genoa Transatlan-
tic Company's line, leaves Havre to-day for New
York. Among the passengers are Nj. Provost Para
dol, the new French Minister to Washington.
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Cabinet Patronage.

LONDON, July 2, 1870.
1t is understood that Right Hon. William E.
Forster, Vice President Of the Council, will be APP
pointed Minister of Education II the Education
bill, now before Parliament, which provides for such
an ONCE. shall become laW.
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IRELAND.
Melancholy Death.
Tho Trades Strike Agitation.

Darcy Irvine, OF this city, died in lunatic asy-
lum here yesterday.
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Fair Play.

PARIS July 2, 1870.
The discussion OF the petition OF the Orleans
Princes for the restoration OF their rights was
opened In the Corps Legislatlf to-day.
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FRANCE.
Parlia mentary Dignity.

Parliamentary Dignity.
PARIS, July :. 1870
The committee OF the Corps Legislatf rs whom
the matter was referred. have required modiflca.
eon OF the insulting tone OF The petition OF the Or
leans Princes before considering the subject.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Rear Admiral winslow has been ordered 20 the
command OF the Pacific feet on the LIST OF August
and Will relieve Rear Admiral Turner who Is placed
on the retired list
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ENGLAND.
President Grant Endorse,

LONDON, July 2, 1870
city Journal OF this evening, applauds General
Grant for his recent message Cuban affairs.
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The Emizraat Wave Flow.

LIVERPOOL, July 2, 1870.
The tide OF American emigration continues una
bated.
BY the statistics published this morning 1t is shown
that eighteen thousand emgrants left this port dur
ing the month Of June for the various American
ports. Nne-tenths OF them went TO New York.
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The ssFourth,, In London.

LONDON, July 2. 1870
The Americans here VIII celebrate the Fourth OF
July as usual
Mr.. Motley, the American Minister has made ar
rangements to entertain Americans at banquet on
Monday.
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The clothiers Of Cork are still importing German
operatives to take the place OF the strikers Fears
are consequently felt OF a renewal OF the disorders
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MIS- waters, the notorious "baby farmer" had been
guilty OF poisoning and starving several infants let
IN her charge.
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LONDON, July 2 1870.
The roof OF Fawcett's foundry at Liverpool fell to-
day with tremendous crash. One OF the workmsn
was killed, aud several were seriously injured
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PARIS July 2, 1871.
Mr. Washburne, the American Minister, has left
Paris for the German watering places. Colonel
Hoffman, the Secretary OF Legation, VIII act during
his absence.
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ALPHA.
Base Ball Notes.

Umplr0-Mr. Mum, OF Tie Atlantic Club.
Time OF game-Two hours and forty minutes.
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A.-Sfrnw Hat Festival, 1th July. Admis.
slon free Great American Hat Co.. I6 Fulton street.
New York PANAMA and STRAW HATS a speclalty Al
retail for sixty days. One Hat million cheap for cash
Great American Hat Co.. neat door to Tredwen Jarnans
clothing house. T. N. WAKEFIELD
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Ratchelor's Hair Dye--lhe Best in tho
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable ipssrts-
Factory Ii Bond street.
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SPAIN.
GIancing Towards France.

MADRID. July 2, 1870.
General Prm returned to this city from Toledo TO-
day. At the end OF July he Will go to vichy.
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PORTUGAL.
Tho Mission to Russia.

Tho Mission to Russia.
LISBON, July 2, 1870.
Seuor Figaniere, who was recently appointed
Portuguese Minister to Washington, has been trans
ferred to st. Petersburg.
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From Rome.
Costly Denomination

The Archbishop OF Paris has returned from Rome.
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Fine Gold Hunting Watches, Warranted,
az low M $40 each. GEO. G. ALLEN, 5l3 Broadway.
under st. Nicusias Hotel.
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Il. A. Brooks, Boot mud Shoe EMPORIUM.
$40 Broadway, New york.-ssraioga branch now open
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A.-Summer Hats in Great Variety mt Popu.
lar prices. DOUGAS 100 Nassau street. corner of Ana
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MissisGuoi Spring Wntcr il nm InfaIlibie
gIsts. See pamphlets. :
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Humane.
InNnQN. IulV q 1870.

LONDON, July 2, 1870.
The London Spectator, In an article critclzing the
Indian policy Of the United States, anticipates an
immediate Indian war which VIII result in the ex-
termination of the race OF the red men.
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The Mothers I1cr, ,edy

The Upright Patent T,runk Cou,pnuy. M q
Barclay street, next door 10 the. House, UP stas
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Outrngcs mt South Pnss-Three Men Tor
tured to Dcnth-New Use for White Mems
TenGons.

CHEYENNE, Wyoming Territory, July 2, 1870.
letter from south Pass says On June US the
Indians stole from that vicinity ninetyeght head OF
horses and mules The citizens pursued the Indians,
but all their horses being gone could not reake the
stock. They found the bodies Of DR.. Bard, Harvey
Morgan and Mr.. Mason, they having been captured
by TIE Indians ana tortured to death. Morgan was
scaped, the ring bolt OF wagon driven through
his neal and the tendOns down mis- spine taken for
bow strings Tie Indians VINO committed the dep.
Relations Were Arapahoes AM Sioux.
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THE STEAMBOAT RACE.

The Great Race on the Mississippi Bctwccn
the Steamers Robert L. Lee and Nntchez.
MEMPHIS. July 2, 1870.
The excitement in regard to the steamboat race in
creases hourly, and the betting Is very heavy, with
lille odds in favor OF either boat Experienced
steamboat men claim that the Natchez will
nave great advantage In the river
from here to Cairo As there Is no
telegraph Office between here and vcksburg, except
at Helena, and the boats will not probably rea oh
there before four O'clock nothing be ascertained
at present. Several boats Will leave here at four
O'Clock with excursion parties 10 meet them. Ample
arrangements have been made here for c0aing
Tugs will b. stationed in the middle OF the ut
eight O'Clock with bar4es to supply them without
their having 10 sop
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IL. X. IL.
RAILWAYS READY RELrLF
cures the pains
In from one to twenty min las.
Taken internally,
20 drops IN teaspoonfu In sp the most violent
pains. cramps spasms q few mir stes
II seized with Asistc cholera ri stomach bowels
diarrh0a, disntcry, coc sick Aaache sour stomach
sickness NJ stomach wind aauence burn
chls bad colds influenza pc In or uneasness. any
kind, 20 drops the READY REL IEF In water will afford
Instant relief and the dose every hour VIII
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Ask for pavid's Prize Soap, the Cheapest n nd
best for family Giocers sell it, Try It, you'll ike H.
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For Country Smsking-<o Namo Cigar. nj
reduced rates. 233 broadway. -
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TELRCRAPHIC NEWS
r. o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Papal Fathers Preparing to
Leave Rome.
Parliamentary Dignity and 0rleanism
in France.
LORD CLARENDON'S FUNERAL.
RUSSIAN R0YALISM IN WARSAW.
--~~~~---~->~~~~-~
Greece Disturbed and Unhinged
by an Earthquake.
ROME.
Preparing for Home.

Preparing for Home.
ROME, July Q, 1870.
II said that at least two-thirds OF the fathers at
che Ecumenica Council Will depart for their homes
a. soon as the nallibility dogma is ofhcally pro-
mulgated.
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The Mothers Req .edy
For all diseases with children are afflicted IL MRS
wINsLow's SOOTHING 81 aup. It r.l,evca the cbsa
from PAIN cures ~ind collie, regulates the
bowels and durng The process eethng gives rcsi and
seA"e 70 ne cAd aud Carrier safely through the critical
Dsrioa
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Promncnt Arrivals I'm This City Yesterday.
General E. ]. Parker, Il. G. Mccormick and +. H.
MCPHERSON, OF Washington; l.. NJ. Block Of Mon
tana; J. X. Hawley, OF Connecticut; E. ID. Pratt, OF
Omaha; Congressman Cakes Ames Of Massachu-
sets; g. H. Bowen, Of Woodstock. and j. Y. Taylor,
of the United States Navy, are at the Astor House.
General N. b. Forrest, OF Tennessee; Senator
Blodgett and DIR. Thomas r. Green, OF Georgia; Gen.
eral L. NJ. McCook, OF Colorado; W. Wilkinson, OF
Minnesota, and J. Il. Joy, Of Detroit are at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel.
Governor Stevens, OF Kentucky; Rev. j. Percival
and II. Chamock OF New Orleans; ii. Dyke Gautier,
OF Reims, France: T. M. S. Rhett, OF South Carolina
and John Burke, Of Texas, are at the New YORK
Hotel.
w. d. Bush, OF Delaware; c. ii. Ramsay, OF Albany;
e. J. Underwood, OF Richmond; II. T. Morrison, OF
Washington and g. NJ. Wheeler, Of Chicago, are at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr. Robinson and 8. o. JacOx, OF England;
b. W. Kelsey of Philadelphia, and II. Du Pont, OF
New Jersey, are at the st. Charles Hotel.
NJ. L. Downs, Of Saratoga; W. II. Merriam, OF
Troy, and J. W. O'Kane Of Philadelphia, are at the
Westminster Hotel.
Hugh Mackay, OF Montreal; W. Markham OF
Atlanta, Ca, and Ellsworth WestervelT, OF Staten
Island. are at the Everett House.
Colonel Gowen, Of London; d. Sevigert Of
Paige, OF Washington; Colonel J. j. OFallon, of St.
Louis j. B. Libly Of Portland, and Colonel Doniyile
OF st. Johns. N. b., are at the Filth Avenue
Hotel.
Paymaster J. 8. Hart, Of the United States Navy;
Charles Carnegie. OF Toronto, and Richard E. Car
har:, OF Chicago, are at the Irving House.
Senor M. Lopez Roberts, Minister, and Sefior
Marquela, OF the Spanish Legation, and Samuel c.
Bigelow. OF San Francisco, are ut the Albemarle
Hotel.
r. H. Medley, Of New Orleans; L. L. Crounse. Of
Washington; S. G. Wheeler, of Chicago; General d.
W. G. Baxter and Major II. T. De Silver, OF Phlade
phia, are at the Hoffman House.
Bishop Young, OF Florida; l. d. Foster, OF Maine,
and ii. G. May, OF Philadelphia, are at the Coleman
House.
Professor Sibley, OF Quebec; DR.. Anderson, OF
Waverly, Nova Scotia, and captain James Young, Of
st. Adams, VT, are at the ST. Elmo HOTEL
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Tho Lee Ahead at Helena.

IiELENA' HIM. JUIy z, I0IO.
The II. f. Lee passed here at 4:3O and the Natchez
ut 5:24 p. M. The Natcnez broke her pump last
night and lost thirty-six minutes.
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A Baby Poisouer.

LONDON, July q 1870.
Coroner's inquest to-day developed the fact that
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Prominent Departures.


Senator Doolittle, for Philadelphia; Major Vance,
for Key West; ID. Newhall, for Milwaukee,: W. DORIS
heimer for Buffalo; J. Nesbitt and j. J. Wilder, for
Savannah; Colonel II. s. McComb FOR Delaware;
Potter Palmer, for Chicago; General Burnside, for
Providence; II. G. Knight, for Massachusetts, and
General Frlsbie, for Albany.
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The disabilities bill being safely through,
he once disabled that are liberated by it
are freed from one anxiety only to enter
upon another--yiz., the chances for getting
office. 1t was painful period that in
which SUMNER g. Co. were considering how
thew were to detach CLINGMAS and LuA CHI,
of North Carolina, from the bill. IF on
the earth there are two beings harder
to get rid Of than CLISGMAS and LEACH,
we have never heard of them. Two sue
cessive efforts were made in the Senate to
cast off these pertinacious and fast-holding
persons without success, and finally even
Mr.. SUMNER, whose purposes are main
tanned by hate unexampled, backed out
and let the two immovabls parasites go
through with tho bill.
Gladly would the passengers upon the
disabilities ship have thrown overheard
CLISGAAS and LEACH to get rid of them
and save Themselves in the storm, but there
was no such thing possible. Even the ul-
IRA Radicals gave in and permitted the
whole to 80 through rather than make fur
her effort to shake these two off. We be-
gin to think that they were irrepressible,
md that the question was indeed whether
all>the other names should be stricken off
and CLlSaNAE and LEACH alone should be
relieved of their disabilities. Fortunately,
all have gone through, clinging to the skirts
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The rates of freight upon the Southside
roads compare favorably with those upon
the other lines. Credit is duo to the South
side line for it's liberal schedule, provided
it prevails on through and local freight
alike, and that is what We understand is
asserted to be the fact by the railroad Off
Gals and this report. The example is wor-
thy of emulation.
With regard to the contrast as to amount
Of tonnage, we should not forget that the
Southside lines have complete connection
with the Mississippi river, while the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road has no terminus at all.
1t stops in the mountains midway between
its starting point and the storehouse of pro-
luction and trade Of the West, whittier it
tends. Its present business is mere baga-
;ellc, and hardly worth a notice save as
| showing how it increases az it advances
| step by step even in the wilderness.
Nor should we take the Fredericksburg
! road as anything to make comparison
with. 1t il a passenger road, having not
enough freight to justify more than two
trains week.
With every desire for the success of the
Southside lines, we trust that in few years
we shall have something more worthy of
comparison and rivalry in the transporta-
ton of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
when comnipted To the Ohio Val1ev
The length of the southside lines is four
| hundred miles, whilst the combined length
Of the four lines compared with it is only
four hundred and eighty miles.
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Ioi. cLsxaxAS and aLEAcH-zknd srss s rsss,
|aays DO FIR as thsy ere exercised BY their
aspirations for thsofices which sheremosal
of their disabilities enables them to strug-
gle for. d..
But this new anxiety Iis one not common
in degree if in nature. The number Of Of
fees in Virginia to be filled is unprece-
dented, and what is worse, the number OF
office-hunters equally SO. The course OF
of6ce-hunting meier ran smooth, and 1t IL
rougher now than ever. Every asplrant il
constantly jostling one Of fifty or q hun
dred rivals, and their united epistolary up
peals to the Executive amount to Volulhe
which, we are gratihed to say, that pat'en'
and overburthened political corporeah'y u
not bound to read, much less consider.
Viewing the situation thus, we trust 'na'
the Offices are soon to be filed, and that the
breasts long disturbed by anxiety may oe
Il 500
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relating 10 shass matter, and THAI there
would Be time 10 attend tcN after the main
work was done. nxasat least fair tosnp'
pose that no and the company would not
before that slime be called on toconsider the
subject unless the Southside lines, under
the charter, made their application for
consolidation. But we feel satisfied
that the company did not anticipate
that any question relating to the diverging
lines east Of the Allegbanies would be agl-
| ,a.ed until they had reached tho Ohio.
Whatever view they might have had on the
subject, certainly it never entered the brain
of any officer of tho Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, or of any friend of that company,
that the subject Of the extension down the
james river to Lynchburg would be brought
to their attention In any other way than by
the application of the southside lines under
the charter which secures them this right
at this moment.
We say most sincerely to the Virgintan
that the failure to take advantage of this
right and to appeal to the Legislature
through another bill is departure from
the entente eordiale. While the proceed
| ing at this time, pressing company just
| undertaking herculean task with side
issues is not exactly considcrate.
The movement in behalf of the "stra1ght
| shoo+ >, tbroucb Lexington is the alleged
| proyocstion to this appeal to the Leglsia-
ture for charter. But should that cause
have provoked the Southside lines to DO
more than make their application to the
Chesapeake and Ohio line for consollda-
ton upon the terms of its charter
1t is said that Rockbridge was ready to
subscribe her means to that road when
first supplied her with the means OF travel
But is the Southside connection up James
river the highway that she demands we
doubt it. She wants road through Lex
ington, and will not subscribe to one that
does not strike that town. If the South
side connection, however, can De MADE
through that town. it can as we'll be made
under the rights it already has rs any that
it may acquire.
We believe the present difference is pre-
mature, and that there is really no occasion
for action now-no occasion for disturbing
the profound railroad peace that was estab-
lished by the act of March 4, 1867.
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General Assembly of Virginia.
SATURDAY, March 5, 1869.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, March B, 1863.
SENATE
The Senate met at - o'clock. Prayer by
Rev. 7. L. Preston.
RELIEF OF sHERIFFs.
House bill for the relief of sureties oil
Samuel Kello, sheriff of Southampton coun-
ty, was passed. ...-.s
Also, bill for the relief of the sureties Of
Robert N. Ellis, late sheriff Of Amherst
county.
LAND SCRIP.
The House joint resolution authorizing
the Auditor of Public Accounts to apply for
and receive the land scrip to which Virgil
nia is entitled under act of Congress Of July
1862 was taken up and passed.
BLUE RIDGE TUNNEL. -4.
Mr.. TAYLOR, from the Committee on
Roads, etc., submitted report in response
to a resolution inquiring into the propriety
of instructing the Board Of Public Works
not to receive State bonds in payment for
the Blue Ridge tunnel, stating the tacts
and law in the case, and concluding with
the op tnion that the payment Of State bonds
for the Blue Ridge tunnel was clearly In
accordance with law, and the committee
asked to be discharged from the further
consideration of the subject. The report
was concurred in,
MIXED MARRIAGES.,
The Senate bill to amend section chapter
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The undersigned Hrm beg leave to state tbs.
they will open on MONDAY ,hei It'll OF March a
large and attractive stock OF
SPRING DRY GOODS,
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON"
These goods have been purchased since the gre..
decline In gold, which has especially affected our
specially,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS,
and particularly
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS.
VIII also open an entire new and elegant as.
sortment Of
CALICOEs, SIIIRTIEGA ana CAMBRIcs.
Our assortment OF all the celebrated brands Of
BROWN and BLEACHED MUsLINS Is com.
plc;e, and at prices as
Low AS THE LOWEST!
Our WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT Is one
to be particularly noticed, having full supply Of
PLAIN and CHECKED NAINsOOKs
sand 81 CAMBRICs, IRISH LINENS.
PILLoW-CAsE LINENS
PIQUEs, BIRD-EYE DIAPERS,
SWISS and FRENCH MUsLINs, all widths;
&c.. &c.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
such as TABLE DIAPER, BROWN, WHITE.
and RED NAPKIS2; TOWELS. LINEN
SHEETING, MARSEILLES QUILTS, &C.
Also, good stock Of CASSIMEREs, SATI.
NETS, COTTONADES, LINENS. &C, and a
full line Of
NOTIONS.
CORSETS, HASDKERCuIEPS
GLOVES. HOSIERY,
COLLARS and CUFFS,
EN3ROIDERiES.
HIRSH 4 GUGGENHElMEB,
s27 Brosd street, third door above the Theatre.
STATESMEN: w. C. Kean, j. 4. Cheney, and
J. Slade.
Closed On SATURDAYS. mh3
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IssIa ss,aslsiSinars d ssssusion upon The rsai'
d,se Of tas said property FREE from stlch
claim for exemption
M Keith.was followed by Mr. Kelly, Of
smytt, in soppcsitfon to Mr.. southail's
amendment and in support Of the bill as
adopted by the committee.
|. Mr.. GnENsHAw also opposed Mr.. SOUTH
ALL's amendment.
!, The discussion was closed by MIR. SoUTH-
ALL in favor of his amendment.
The pending question was ordered, on
motion of Mr.. MAHO0D.
The vote was then taken on tho amend
ment, and it was voted down by large mo-
iority.
Adjourned.