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MOB DIOLENCE IN TENNESSEE.

THE GOVERNOR ASKS FOR SPECIAL LEGISLATION
--ORGANIZEp vILLAINY.
Gov Senter has submitted message to the
General Assembly Of Tennessee asking Cor special egs-
aton suppress the crimes of violence common in
that State lie says:
IL Ia with profound regret realize the necessity Of al.
recting your attention to the aarmingy frequent
and arocions murders OF her citizens by
persons generally reported In disguise or unknown.
Many of the states citizens have been outraged IN their
privileges and persons by cruel indigntes; not few
anywlse offended the laws: while others under
from the custody Of law and their blood deliberately
shed by bodies OF men without the least shadow III
thory. That these enormtes can be In midst with
out the perpetrators IA single instance being even mr.
rested to answer for their lawless and criminal acts
demonstrates the existence Of organization their part
to the public dignity. but formidable even TO the
public peace and safety Az not single ar
rest has yet been made for the groest violation Of
have been frequent. and the largest rewards al
lowed have been often u not invariably offered
cluded that such offenders protected by organza
tons adequate by terrorism the force OF numbers o.
other means effect security against the ordinary civil
process and officers OF the law The public misfortune
not much want OF law AS lack OF power TO en-
forco that have recommend that our statutes DC 80
amended that the Executive sball have power ny ms
discretion. TO appoint for counties where such vieia
tions q law are committed, ana ,.. no vim nj
the offenders made. special oi,sers no.sss MAKE
arrests and do oil like things necessary 70 bring Offenders
TO justice such officers 70 he commissioned ~ peaco
in exercise Of their lawful powers and duties which can
be afforded officers of the law; and ALSO th.s the
tive be authorized by law TO appoint ana ico.mson
there may be- in bis Judgment default the part Of ths
regular Attorney General In the proper IN ,es
cours-snch appointments by the Governor 10 bc GOD
Armed BY the Senate, II IN session.
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ASSEMBLY.
A bill was reported amending the Savings

A bill was reported amending the Savings
Bank law.
Prisons and regulate the conduct Of convics
A resolution adopted authorizing the Election
send for persons and papers in contested
election cases
resolution adopted requiring the State Board for
the Equalization Of Taxes TO report within Is days all
data upon which the OF real and personal
property for 1869 was based.
Mr. Hustled introduced bill to change the name
OF the Hebrew Benevolent Association OF NewYork :;
also, vesting certain powers In said Association.
The House, In Committee, disposed OF the following
bills, as noted: The Military COde-thrd reading; IN
relation to town electromagnetic; amending the act
&C. dt simply makes provision that In wife rs
killed, her husband which Is omitted in the
existing law)-third reading. Adjourned.
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TIE GUILLOTINE.

All the accounts of TrOpmann's execution
agree about the struggle which took place the scat
fold after been strapped down on the fatal plank
and the idea Is that he attempted to force himself INTO
the Iunette receive the blow his shoulder. and be
manned, not killed However Monsieur de PARIS IL q
powerful and expert individual and soon mastered his
victim. Thepe is an anecdote told here OF powerful
fellow called Montcharmont who was condemned 70
death Macon for having killed ve gendarmes on the
scsold seized hold Of the executioner, pushed his
head into the unee, and touched the spring. the exc
eutOner was badly placed. and only received cash on
the of the head but he went mad. Moncbarmont
taken back To prison tried for this new oeDse. and
again sentenced death. This tune he strapped,
but made violent effort escape the knife and was
only wounded. IL only on the third attempt that
MOntclarinOnt elplated bis crimes.
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RAILROAD TRAIN SEIZED FOR TiNis-rHR
MAILS DELAYED.

UTICA, y. Y, Feb. THE forenoon tram
coming North the Utica Chenango and slsquehanna
Valley Railroad uncOuped at CayyIlo This morning
and two passenger seized by Collector DcI rsh
OF the town Of Paris special train carrying the Prsi
dent Of the road Lewis Lawrence the Deputy United
States Marshal was also seized Passengers we're de
layed about five hours. and finally brought away
by an engine and some from The Utica ana Black
River Road The Southern mails did not reach this ",y
until this evening. As tonighrs train south was gong
through Clayvile, stones were thrown NJ u. There -
intense excitement IN Clayvle and throughout tie town
NJ
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CUBh

PARTY OF AMERICANS FIRED Upon BY
sPAGIARD-REPoRTED INDIGNATION OF THE
CAPTAIN GEHERAL-REwARD o3gERED FOR
THE ASSASSIN.
HAVANA, Feb 7-Yesterday morning about il
O'clock. fOsr Auericans-Isaac Greenwal Henry X
Foster HGgh Johnson, and Gardner Wells all of
New-York-were on their way to visit photograph
gallery they intended to have their pictures taken
ard ali wore blue neck-tes Near the Taeon theater
they were stopped by man who pointed 10 their
neok-ies and addressed the men IN an excited man
ner in Spanish Na5e of the party understanding the
1aRCTage no answer was returned. The unknown
mar then took out revolver and fred upon them.
Eree2wall was sLat2ad killed, Foster and johnson
were severely wounded, and in a precariOus CON
diti0D. Wells, who Vlas unhurt, Tor his life
nnmboz of people followed aud raised the cry stop
HIM ,Sut he escaped. The wounded men were
BADLY tleated by the eIsWd which gathered around
be'n. HE man who fred the shot disappeared i'm
medi&teD after, and ii Is not known whether he
was y0hnteer or not The declarations Of the
parties aud the witnesses the affair are now being
taken by t. legal authorities in the presence of the
United kLates Consul General.
The indignation Of the Captain General at the ont
rage is very great. He hSs called on the Chief
Justice and qAer leading officers of the law 10 use
means 10 discover the perpefratOr and abeftOrs of
she deed. People of all parties denounce the act
The officers of the volunteers are hunting for the
assassin aud bis ahcompces, and the Governor has
piased the entire pelicc force in motion. DE Rodas
has offered reward of $1,000 for the arrest OF the
euipsbe parties wIo if found, gill be tried by
drurehead cpnrt martial and executed within two
hoHrs after sentence iG passed.
The s0luDteers who LsOk prominent parts in the
recent disturbance at Msianzas have been arrested
Ivy ordeIs Of the CaptainGenerl and are now III the
Mono Castle awaiting trial by court martial.
SECRETARY gisHs ACTION
WA1DNGTO&, ID. c., Feb. 7--Secretary iish re-
osiyed today telegram from Havana through an
American official source stating that yesterday one
tat1en Of the United States killed, and two seTe
wounded. The Secretary immediately teIegraphed
for the particulars.
CONTINUED ADVANCE OF THE gPAYlsRDs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7-Teegrans received from
hsYsna today fully coDfrm the reports resinye 10
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IIAYTI.

IMPROVED TRADE SUBSIDY FOR AMERICAN
VESSELS.
The steamers City of Port -au-P Prince, Capt Jack
son, and the Stars and Stripes Capt Mailman sailed
Gently together for Port Prince and Cape Hayep
-
Prince, for a subsidy Of $4,000 per annun which was
granted to the City of POrtauPrnce by salnaves Gov
eminent and the of " 900 per month which
coded the Stars and stripes by the present Govern
ment. claimed by the OF the City OF Port
au Prince that of Sanavo should be carried
out by the present Government, and quarrel for the
subsidy between the two companies Is possible. Since
the question Of the Government been settled lively
attention been given by merchants 10 the Hay
m trad
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE IEDo-EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH-INTEE4UP-
TION OF THE IRISH TELEGRAPH LINES.
LONDON. Monday Feb. 7, 1870.
The IndOEgPopean Telegraph Company have lust
completed their limo rom London %:-~-.
This line is composed of land wire and cables, and
runs via Berlin Warsaw, Odessa. Teheran, Persia
through the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean to Bonn
bay, Madras Calcutta etc. Messages will be taken
from all stations in the United States after the 10Th
inst. at the following rates in gold:
To Kurrachee, for 40 words 10
To Kurrachee for 20 words. 23S
To stations west of Chittagong. for 10wOrds. p
To stations west of Chttagong. for 20 words IA %
To stations east of Chittagong for 10 words. 10 %
To stations east of Chjtagong for 20 words. ID p
Every additional lO.wOrds fractions of 10 words
beyond 20 words viii be charged one-haf of the
twenty-word rate Chittagong is about 81 degrees
cas- longitude.
TIE Times this morning reprints great portion OF
an editorial article from Tic " Y. Times of January
"a. and comments approyiDgly on the latters asser-
tiGn that American credit is dying in Europe be-
eanse rUftiaDs STAY it az home.
VALENTIA, Monday, Feb. :. 1870
There is a total interruption en- the Irish telegraph
lines. Communication eastward is entirely cnt of.
PARLIAMEY1-THEi FUNDS.
The Resembling of Parliament tomorrow forms
theme OF conversation and newspaper comment.
The general impression is that while the Admins
tration e 60 Overwhelmingly strong that the Oppos
ton wlLbe helpless the only hope Of the latter will
be to create diversions in the Liberal ranks
The English funds are advancing On the expecta-
ton THAT there will lie heavy flow OF bullion To the
Bank Of England this week
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POLITICAL.
MEMBERSHIP

REJECTION OF THE FIFTEENTH AMENpNtNl,
TRENTON, Feb. I'm the Senate to-nign. .no
Fifteenth Amendment the Constitution OF tue ou''ou
States came up for consideration After DEBATE
three hours the Amendment was relecteu ny ~
OF 10 10 Speeches made by Senators Hopper anu
Little on the Democratic sidc and Cobb and Nixon Oh
the Republican. -, . h,,, IN on.
In the House, Speaker Abbott Introduced oi yron,
commerce and manufactures by exemptlng from
taxation all personal property engaged 10 th2se pun NIL
resolution passed requesting the NewJetL''y t
beers OF Congress urge the repeal OF the franRns a"
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has followed any Of the many onraerH WIZ" nv.
been perpctrated In this state dining ue '''' ''''
months. -. -, Ton,
The Legislature has now been in session about '"l,
months and will probably hold out for i've or N ~r's
longer As to any particular good they have "oh' VIZ,
might as we'll have renamed AZ home. \ day OF W."
aoa a hin was introduced and discussed for s"mn Time
provd,nc for the registration OF dogs. The matter va"
referred 10 tine judiciary Committee. who rcpoi'."
thereon In a long document. when, a. s"'m'b,o w
The Convention certainly did cool ih'hr "h"h -
amended he Constitution so a. to hX TIE i""Sh 90 "
atoms ar Is DAYS.
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PENNSYLVANIA
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGIs

PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGisLATtkE'
HARRISBURG. Feb. I'm the Senate, to-day
bill was introduced for the safe keeping OF the fnnd o
the state and to reduce the public Indebtedness oii
authorizing railroad companies to lease or become
to make contracts with other railroads corporations ana
parties passed, and was sent to the House
Petitions presented in the House 1or INC cop.
tion of the History OF the Pennsylvania Volunteers
Joint resolution was introduced IN the same Dooy ~
structing Pennsylvania Senators. and requesting fsn
sylvania in Congress, 10 use their u
ence with the President and his Cabinet to accord pc
ligercnt rights 70 the Cuban patriots.
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GEORGIA.
THE people, INDIGNANT.

MACON. Feb. 7.-Great Indignation is mani
tested Inv the people over the statement of The HteHi
o,nce pretended Democratic paper that they indorse
the designs Of the Bullock faction The people ask Con
eress TO give them the benefit Of fair construction OF
the act and them from plumber ana rum lhe peoe
ask Congress 10 carry out their act IN good fath
I'VE publish the foregoing just IA received though IL
seems 10 have "A strong partisan bias.-EdI
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KENTUCKY.

THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT IN THE SENATE
LOUISVILLE, Feb. I'm the Senate, to-day,
resolution was introduced for the ratification ofthe M
teenth ndment motion to lay it on the table was IN
stanty made but on suggestion of member that such
disposition looked upon in the light OF an evasion
md II wond be better TO settle the matter. far as
Kentucky was concerned by direct and unmistak
vote the resolution was referred 10 the SommIllee Oh
Relations
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VIRGINIA.
TIE LEGISLATURE TO MEET TODAY.

RICHMOND, Feb. THE members OF the
Legislature have all arrived, ready for assembling 10
morrow The Governors message Will declare 'ne
opinion that all offices in the State are vacant ana ad
wise the Legislature to appoint Board OF devise So
other means OF making appointments TO MI them untl
on election can be held. The Governor dePrecateo INC
keeping up of the hostile party feelings eynced III tue
campagn and for himself promises To be Governor Ior
every citizen in the state. irrespective OF party or CLASS
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
PARIS. Monday. Feb. Z. 1870.

.rcx,Ssr THE ARREST OF RocTEFoRr-
rHg GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED IN THE CokfS
-RoCHRFCRT NOT YET ARRESTED
PARls Monday. Feb. Z. 1870
r. .ho co,ro Tegslatif TO day NJ. Cr6mieux rose
aud sand he desired to question the Ministers con
corning tbo Rcchefort affair. NJ Olivier replied .na'
n. would poeawait the result Of an Interpolation
but would dehis duty
N Cr6mieuH rejOined that it was precisely as 10
. xha,the Ministers considered their duty that he
..ucht IN ipoulre, and the Chamber wosd decide
,hat this should be answered at once. He then pro-
.aodsd 40 make strong appeal against the contem-
p,ated arrestOf NJ Rochefort as wrong 30 his con-
st5tBents
NJ Olivier. made q speech in reply, and after an
agitated discussion the Chamber. by vote OF l@ TO
#. as adhered TO the views of NJ. OLIVIER 10 was
exyaeted that W. ROchefort, who was III his seat
during the debate would be arrested on leaving the
bQuse bat he was not. At the termination OF the
,itting he proceeded to his office and up TO clock
this evening had not been taken into custody.
Rumors are abroad that the Prince Imperial is very
i'll hut the sourual lie PUblc says there's no founda-
ten Coz them.
MI oCEEFoRT REFUSES TO SURRENDER
The Masseillaise Henri Rocheforts paper appears
this morning with characteristic article, over the
signaturoOf NJ Rochefort himself Relative to the
recent notice served upon him ordering him to con-
stitute himself prisoner, in obedience to the SEN
tenoe OF the Court he declares boldly that he VIII
not surrender himself, and that if the Ministers
want him, they must come and take him; and,
furthermore they must come prepared to use force.
INTERNATIONAL POSTAL SERVICE.
The new arrangement for postal service between
France and the United States, recently announced
by the French Government applies solely to prepaid
letters and not to those unprepaid has been pub
lished The steamers carrying these mails will call
at an English, port both ways.
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There was good attendance last evening

There was good attendance last evening
at the meeting OF the XVIII Assembly District Repubh
can Association The following Committee Patronage
was appointed: Gen. COehFsne, Benjamin a. Gicque,
Capt Brady Capt Wagner, Marshall Il. Blake, Gen. Pnck
ney. b. Merritt and ferdinand DE Wigne. Committees
Constitution aud ByLavs and Qualifications were also
sOte ~ thanks the retiring officers. The Executive
l9ttee subsequently, met and voted TO defer tho CLOG
tor vf d CHAIRMAN Until the next IpfptIpG
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FRANCE AND GERMANY.

KEW DECLARATION OF FRENCH POLICY.
MUNICH, Monday, Feb. 7, 1870
The French Minister at this capital has been in
sructed 10 say 30 the Bavarian Minister OF Foreign
Affairs that as personal government is ended in
France, that country will not remain mere specta-
tor OF events in Germany.
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LOCAL POLITICS.

The XIIth Assembly District Republicans
last night received the report OF the Committee on Con"
sttuton and BY Laws and adopted the Chicago I1ai"'"
as a political creed
The XVIIIth Assembly District R'pUblifan
Association at its first meeting under TIC h"" enron"
ment last evening. appointed committee ." pF"f'i'
constitution and bylaws for the government Of tho hss"
citation.
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the continued advance OF the Spaniards Though the
insuTgentd&trcts.
GEN oosENECHE's REPORT OF OPERATIONS
EXTENSIVE INCENDIARIsM.
HAVANA, Feb. 7-Evening.-Sehor Oviedo, OF
Diamond Wedding notOriety, Is dead
An official report has been received OF the opera
tons of Gen. Goycneche, who has just returned to
Puerto Principe On the Goth of January he at
tackled and carried rebel fort. nephew of Ces
pedes was taken prisoner the 18th.
In engagement on the following day the insurg-
ents were defeated with loss of n killed. The
Spanlards lost killed and 81 wounded. The
General found houses in ashes and planta-
items destroyed on his line of march. Since
his return to Puerto Principe, the insurgents
had extended their work of devastation, and
On the I'd of February, the date Of the report the
General says the city was surrounded by circle Of
fires, and the incendiaries approached so near the
walls that cinders from the burning houses fell into
the street.
AN OUTRAGE.
On Saturday afternoon the posters announc-
ing Mrs.Hooways lecture benefit OF the sick and
wounded OF the Cuban army were. put up in various
parts the CITY, before Sunday morning not one
10 be They had all been torn down during the
night by persons unknown TO the police but supposed to
be the regularly employed spies OF the Spanish Govern
mepL
THE AFFRAY AT KEY WEST.
From The Jacksonville Union. Fla
Key WEST, Feb. 1.-GonzalO Castanon, editor
OF the RQrana de Cuba the Volunteer organ Havana
accompanied by surgeon and three attendant arrived
here the 10th ult for the purpose of fighting duel
with Juan Maria Reyes editor of The Key West Republican,
in accordance with challenge sent by the latter The
excitement among the Cubans intense and Violent
alteration took place the hotel between CasanoA and
Reyes the former sappng the face OF the latter Troops
from the barracks stationed about town 10 preserve
order threats OF vengeance beng made by the Cubans
ON the 3st uta party OF Cubans rushed into the hote
nring shots, and fight took place. in which Cas-
tanOn was killed and one Spanard wounded, and two
Cubans wounded The hotel riddled with balls.
Order restored by the troops and many arrests were
made.
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SPAIN

MADRID. Monday, Feb = 1870.
II is uBaerstooc hat the treaty Of peace between
Spain and the Spanish Republics will be signed i'm
Inediately.
Disturbances have occurred at AjOu, near Malaga
hat they have been suppressed
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .... ALBANY, " v. Feb. :.
The annual report of the House for mebri-
ates of Kings County received.
Barely quorum was present, and after considering
some local bills the Senate adjourned.
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THE VACANCIES IN THE SUPREME COURT

JOSEPH T. BRADLEY AND WIN. STRONG NoMlNA-
TED FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RE-
LECTION PROBABLE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE President sent To
the Senate, to-day the names OF Joseph T. Bradley Oh
New.Jersey and Judge Vim. Strong OF Pennsylvania to
be Justices Of the U. Supreme Court the former rice
E. r. Hoar rejected and the latter Z. NJ. Stanton,
deceased The nomination OF Judge Strong was eX-
pected but of Mr.. Bradley great surprise to
majority OF Congressmen. Mr.. Bradley name was men
toned for place vacated by Mr. Grer, but aeKnS
national reputation, few thought 1t serious The com
ments OF Senators the nominations makes the OPINION
general that both are looked upon with dsfavor In re-
gard 10 Judge Strong the time OF his nomination very
nopportune OH OF the decision Of the Supreme
Court lust rendered on Legal Tender act That dec
sion has stirred up the Radical members Of
the Republican party in Congress, and especially
80 4>~-ate, and thai the President shall
appoint 10 the Supreme Court but men about whom
there shadow of doubt. Judge Strong, they
assert is Republican, that he supported the Gov
during the they do not deny but he is now
they think much OF Conservative as either Mr.. JUS
ce Chase Mr.. Justice Field. In support of this they
his during the while member OF the
Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania in brought before
Court involving the validity Of the legal tender act
when he concurred in opinion almost identical with
the opinion delivered by the United States Supreme
to-day in almost similar ease. In regard to Mr.
Bradley, although not well known the
persons recommending his appointment rep
resent him TO be sound Republican,
and sufficiently Radical for even the most Radical
He said be able lawyer and man Of
most excellent private character He resides at Newark
" j. years Of age, and has never held public Office
be the Republican candidate for Congress
in the Newark District but defeated by g. V. Il.
Wright Mr. Bradey's confirmation, however, Is consid
cred very doubtful The Southern Senators assert they
will vote for for the position unless he Is resi-
OF the circuit and they claim that the same Senators
who voted for Mr. HOars rejection Will vote against Mr.
Bradley, order TO be consistent Both nominations
will be referred 10 the Judiciary Committee tomorrow
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ROME

DEBATE ON .1HE oPPoRTUNENEsS OF INFALLI-
BILITY.
ROME. Monday, Feb 7, 1870.
The Gcumenical Council will soon deliberate on
the Opportuneness of the discussion of the dogma Of
Papa Iulalhbihty.
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EW-NRK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1870

ceved from the Japanese Government amohnteu W oy
sa AZ and that there are so9OO gold not accounted
for The Committee Appropriations endeavorcd u get
this fund and the Chinese Fund covered into the Treas
ury before any further deductions were made but
number Of members to-day succeeded in defeating their
efforts This fund amounts in the aggregate 10
sl27s,O00.
The question: Who shall be Third Auditor VIII prooa
bly, be settled at the Cabinet meeting Tomorrow" Mi
boutwell, has informed Gen. Whttlesey that he cannon
support him, but will present the name Of either MI
Blackman of Connecticut or o man from Indiana sec
rotary Cox has promised to support whttlesey ana IN
ssts upon a fair representation OF his case.
Gov Stafford OF Arizona was before the Senate Commit
tee on Military Affairs to-day, for the purpose OF pre-
sentng the condition Of the Indians In that Territory
The Committee promised to report bill when "ouio
secure the citizens against the ravages OF the Apache
and other hostile tribes
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AYPrAI EoxIKST THE ARREST OF RoChEtohILE
THE GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED IN lHk CURTIS
-RocuRFORT NOT YET ARRESTED.
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WASHINGTON

DECISION ON THE oNsTITUTIoNALITY OF THE
LEGAL TENDEB ADDITIONALLY CoNTINU-
ANCE OF THE lCoME TAX-THE MISSISSIPPI
BILL NOT YET EPoRTFp TO THE SENATE
AFFAIRS IN GERGA