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A. G. Thurman, 0. James B. Beck, Ky.
VIM. 7. Hamilton, Md. Clarkson Potter, n. Y.
John W. Johnston, Va. Samuel Hambeton, Md.
Garrett Davis, KY. j. Proctor Knott, Ky.
Geo. Vickers, Md. S. S. Cox, MY.
John p. Stockton, NJ. Charles Iaight, n. j.
I. +. Bayard, Del. s. S. Marshall, Ill.
E. Casserly Cal. S. L. Mayfair NY.
Ihos. z. McCreery, Ky. John Morrisey, N. Y.
Willard Salisbury, Del. John Fox, n. Y.
Daniel S. Norton, Mimi VIM. S. Holmon, Ind.
Sam. j. Randall, Pa. NJ. G. Kerr Ind
Geo. Woodward, Pa. d. NJ. Van Auken, Pa.
p. Van Trump, James Brooks, N. Y.
Stevenson Archer, Md. Albert G. Burr, Ill.
r. j. Haldeman, Pa. William Mungen, o.
J. D. Stiles, Pa. d. W. Voorhees,, Ind.
X. Lawrence Getz, Pa. Peter NJ. Dox, Ala.
Jas. Mccormick, Mo. Harvey G. Catin, N. Y.
Boyd Winchester, Ky. w. G. Sherrod, Ala.
| W. e. Niblack Ind. J. G. Schumacher, n. Y.
o. Cleveland, N. j. Wm. H. Barnum Conn.,
Jno. A. Griswold, MY. Thomas L. Jones, Ky.
| Fernando Wood, N. Y. John G. Conner, Texas
L. NJ. Wilson, MINI. w. N. Sweeny, Ky.
Jas. S. Smith, Ore. James H. Lewis, Ky.
| L. L. Dickerson, o. l.. S. Trimble, Ky.
| George W. Morgan, o. John T. Bird N. j.
Peter Strader, o. Thomas Swami, Md.
Henry W Socum, MY. John NJ. Rice Ky.
John NJ. Crebs, Ill. Samuel B. AXtell, Cal.
| T. N. McNeely, Ill. q. A. Eldridge, Wis.
Patrick Hamill, Md. George Adams, Ky.
| Erastus Wells, Mo. James Cavanagh, Mon.
Jas. A. johnson, Cal. j. X. Shatfer, Idaho,
Henry A. Reeves, N. Y. James Nuckols, Wy.
Benz. I. Biggs, Del. A. A. Rogers, Ark.
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
AT an adjournment caucus of the Dem
ocratic and Conservative Senators and
Representatives the following Democratic
and Conservative Congressional Campaign
Committee was selected, to consist of two
Senators and one Representative from eacl
State represented in the Senate and House
by Democratic or Conservative members
This committee had power given them tc
appoint Democratic and Conservative
Resident Committee, to consist in part o
their own members, together with citizens
) of this city, to the number that may b,
hereafter agreed upon. The following ii
the Democratic Congressional Committee
Eugene cassery, Cal Boyd Winchester, Ky.
John T. Stockton, n. ]. c. A. Sharp, Tenn.
VIM II. Barnum, CT. Erastus Wells, No.
Henry E. Slocum, n. Y. Charles A. Eldridge, Wis.
John 7. Bird, n. J. L. NJ. Wilson, Mimi
Samuel ]. Randall. Pa. James s. Smith, Oregon,
Benjamin I. Biggs, Del James A. johnson, Cal.
| Frederick Stone, Md. Anthony A. c. Rogers, Ar.
: John W. Johnston, Va. John c. Conner, Texas.
Francis E. Shaber n. c. =. NJ. B. Young, Ca
Philadeph Van Trump, o. Not selected, Ala.
William E. Niback, Ind. Adolfe Bailey, La.
A. G. Burr, Ill.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

EDGErIELD COUNTY SAVED FROM
BANKRUpTcy.-Tho Augusta Chron-
iclc says: "It is not gonorally
known how much depended upon
the cock fight decided last Thurs
day, besides tho amount of tho pub
lishod wager. 1t was authorita-
tivoly stated in tho city ycstor-
day, by we'll posted parties, that
if Colonel Bacon had lost tho main,
Edgefiold County, South Carolina,
would havo boon banlsruptcd.
The fight was considered by tho
people of that county to bo an
Edgefield affair, and every dollar
that could bo pulled from tho toes
Of old stockings, or resurrccted
from beneath tho hearth-stoncs
was staked upon tho result. If,
therefore, DR.. Goo had won tho
main, Edgofield County would
have certainly been dead broke,
and would havo had to have made
application 20 tho nearest rogis-
trar in bankruptcy, having juris-
diction, for roliof."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
= THE GREAT CHICKEN BATTLE

50 The GREAT CHICKEN BATTLE
SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA
VIcToR1oUs.-Col. Thomas G.. b.
con, of Edgefold, s. c., and some
gentlemen of this city, recently
concluded a grand double match
with DR.. Geo, of Selma, Ala, and
his associates, to contest for tho
belt of victory between tho repre-
sentativcs of the game fowls OF
Georgia and South Carolina and
those Of Alabama and Tennessee
Tho parties were each to moot in
this city on tho 22d inst, exhibit
twenty-ono cocks, and match fol
tho decision Of the first half of the
double match, tho remainder ot
which is to bo fought at Solmn on
tho 9th Of March. A stake ot
800 was laid upon each fight, and
So, 800 on the result Of tho main
Pursuant to agreement, the gcn,
tlcmon above alluded to met al
Lafayette race course on Tuesday
with theirrespoctivo coops, contain
ing an aggregate of over 100 cocks
They succeeded in matching TWEEN
ty cocks, and one fight was decided
on tho first day in favor of Gcor
gia and South Carolina. On Wed
ncsday nine fights were docidod-
Alabama and Tennessee winning
fivo, and Georgia and South Caro-
lima four.
Yesterday, tho remaining tor
fights woro dccidod-Alabama ant
Tennessee winning four, and Goor
gia and South Carolina sixth.
Empire and Palmetto States thu
being crowned the victors, in tn
main, by elcvon to nine.
There was large attendance
on tho sport, and considerable
amount Of groonbaclss changed
pockets on the result.
1uguSta ConStitutiondlist.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

steamer, which arrived in Savan.
nah from Charleston in duo time,
but was chartered by the City to
take the Green Limo oxcursionists
on a trip down the river and back,
and this, to our annoyance, do
layed our departure till nine
o'clock at night when we ought to
havo started ut three in the after-
noon. 1t gave us ample opportu-
nifty to sec Savannah, but wo
might have remained in Augusta
and seen Hacket rs Falstaff, in the
play Of Henry, tho Fourth, if We
had known it. The Pulaski House
was crowded with tho Greon Line
excursionists, who como from va
rious cities in the Northwest by
invitation of the City Council of
Savannah. They wero a most
respectable looking set of mon of
all trades and professions, I bo-
liove, especially merchants and
tradosmen. Thoy each wore a
badge Of broad green and white
ribbon. All the opon carriages
from the livery stables were char
tored by the City to tako them
round to Wow the City and VIC
could not got ono for that purpose.
Several steamers were also char
tered for tho excursion down the
river. The Green Limo excursion
lists also went to Jacksonville,
where we found them in great
numbers day or two after our
arrival, but they went by tho cars
which is tho most expeditions
route, and less expensive.
(Io be Continued.)
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
The Future Of Political Par
ties-Our True Policy.

Washington correspondents tell
ls, and public journalists at homo
'ndorso the romark, that tho Ro-
publican party, is rapidly disinte-
,rating, and will soon 60 topieccs.
Chcy toll US that negro agitation
lrnishod tho lifo Of tho party,
md that without it, it becomes q
'apat mortuum--a dotunct organi-
:ation. Thoy tell us that overy-
hing boing conceded TO tho negro
--'liborty, equality, and fratornity,'
,ivil and political rights in largcet t
neasuro--tho right to vote, and
.ho right to hold ofiicc-"Othollo's
occupation is gono,"-tho mission
If Ropublicanism is ondod-the
'olitical map is to bo re.adjustod,
md a now limo of political dopar-
uro is to bo taken.
But hopo tolls us horo as elso-
7hore, "a flattoring talo," which
ho calm lessons Of experience
viii scarcely Justify. Tho negro
vas only q means to an ond wo
hink, in tho history of Ropubli-
anism--a means which to mako
hcctivo, tho party scruplod not
o violate every sound ruIo of
constitutional construction, and
Gcrtbrow oycry Opposinp barrier
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
BY AND BY.

BY and byl We say Il softly,
Thinking Of a tender hope,
Stirring always in our bosoms,
Where so many longings grope.
'r by and oy! Oh, love shall greet US
m In ti'no that is to come,
And tho fears that now defeat us,
#.n Then shall be all stricken dumb.
by and byl The mournful sorrows
Clouding DER our sky to-day,
Shall be gone In glad o.morrows-
q. Shall he banished quite away.
by and byl We soy It gently,
=. Looking on our silent dead,
And we do not think Of carth.lifc,
But Of Heavens sweet life instead.
BY and by! We look In ycarning
..~ Toward the harbor Of tho blest,
And We see tho beacons burning
In the ports Of perfect rest.
BY and by! Our ships shall anchor,
If the tide and wind run fair,
Some day In tho port Of Heaven,
Where our lost and loved ones are.
by and byl Oh, say It softly,
Thinking not Of earth and care,
But tho by and by Of Heaven.
Waiting for ns over thero.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09


HoImbold, tho great medicine
man of Now York, occupied an on.
tiro pago Of tho Sun with his an
nouncemonts. At the published
rates Of that papor, this Iittlo ono
days demonstration cost him OK
actly 8630--a greater sum than
somo slccpy old fogy business mon
thing Of spending for making thoir
business known in twonty years
timo. But it pays. From q poor
man q short timo ago, HcImbo1d
is now millionaire and all from
advertising.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

largo portion Of our negro popula-
ton woro formerly owned by mon
who only raised a littl tle cotton
Several of tho largest slave own
crs in Hancock county nevor
raised balo Of cotton to tho hand,
and yet they wero the wealthiest
and most independent mon We
had. I shall alludo to thoso mon
again before I conclude. What Is
true Of Hancock county is aleo
true OF a largo portion Of South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama.
Where now arc those negroes p
Not with thoir former owners up
on tho old worn out lands, but
with such mon as Dickson, of
Hancock, Lockott & Jordan, of
Doughcrty, Viokors 4 Hughes, of
Twiggs, Riddle, of Washington,
and othors like thom, upon tho
best cotton lands and with mon
who know how to direct and ap.
ply thoir labor. A largo portion
of the negroes from North Caro-
lima anl Virginia, have already
(and all will in timo) find thclr
way to tho cotton plantations Of
tho South.
Is it unreasonable thon to say
that with tho powerful stimulant
given by present prices to whito
labor, tho improved system of aS-
ricuiturc, amount Of fertilizers,
extra oxcrtDns upon the part of
ovcry ono to raiso q fow more
bales, I repeat, isitunrcasonablo is to
say thatt thrce and II half or four
millions will bo madc2 Certainly
not. Tho drought and caterpillar
may mt como to our roliof in
1870. If not, and tho warning ad,
vico ofsomo ono is not hocdod, or
your god sonso docs not dictate
other'iso, thcn look out, and be
prepared as bcst YOU can for tho
rosuI predicted.
To remedy is in our hands, il
is tis: q shall practice what
prdch.) Lot us all prepare and
plat corn enough for al abun
dnt supply for ourselves ant
= yino to spare for our non-produ
ers, and raiso moro horsos, mulc'
Ind hogs. If wo mako plenty o.
2orn, not half tho complaint oi
Freedmen killing hogs will be
heard. Raiso moro oats, potatoes
turnips, carrots, cabbagos, otc.
ctc. DO this and keep tho cotto,
prop loss than throc million balos
and all will bo we'll. Tho fre"G
men aro fond Of making corn, lei
us encourage them in it. l have
only this to say in addition and
havo dono: With an cxporicnc,
hnd oloso observation of thirty
Uoara, have ncvor known far
mcr in my life that always raisot
plenty Of corn, wheat, oats, hogs
otc., who was not always IN oasy cir
cumstancos (tho prosperous mar
boforo alluded toy made but littl
cotton, but had ovoryLhing olso t.
soil. Let us profit by their exam
ple and avoid tho destiny tina
otherwise awaits us.
Hoping that your valuable
monthly may DO as it deserves,
great success, and apologizing t.
yourself and roadors for consum
ing so much space, l am vor,
truly yours, otc., A. J. LANE.
Granite Hill, near Sparta, Ga
Ian. 1870.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

A Miss Lucy Loo advortisos in
a Mississippi papor that sho is Of
good birth and education, and is
willing to marry IN editor, bcliev-
ing herself able to support ono.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
Continued.
. [For the Herald.1
To Florida and Back.

Augusta scemcd moro pleasant
to the writer than at any previous
visit, with the improvements in
the streets, and the buildings, the
pleasantness Of tho weather, and
having moro acquaintances thcro
than over before, both in business
and in private life. There was,
however, another source of pleas
are or amusement, the theatre,
which was open and filled every
night with an audience of the
most respectable character. Ford's
Theatrical Troupe was there with
tho great Hackott who plays Fal-
stuff so inimitably. We saw him
in the "Merry Wives of Windsor" !"
and in Grip Van Winkle," but
would rather have seen him in
"Hcnry, tho FOURTH" as Falstaff
is rather bettor in that play than
in tho ono wo saw. IIe had
played it tho night before we saw
him, and he played it tho night
wc loft Augusta, but we could not
stay as we wanted to be in time
for tho steamer at Savannah,
though if wo had known it we
could have remained to SOC tho play
and still have boon in timo by lcav-
ing tho noxt morning, as tho boat
delayed hor starting for Jackson
villo ak hours beyond tho usual
timo for n certain purpose, which
was provoking for moro reasons
than one. But to return to Hack,
OF, his representation of FaIstafl
was fully equal to any conception
of tho character which tho write,
had cvor formed, whether from
tho simple reading of Shakespeare
or aided by critics. Hacket looked
and dressed and acted tho charac
ter to perfection. 1 think, how
ovor, that tho Augusta audience
did not fully appreciate Hacket ir
Falstaff from such opinions as
hoard expressed, and from the
fact that tho theatre was more
donscly crowded, with cvon {
moro fashionable audience, on the
night that he played Grip Var
Winklc;' and the pooplo were
| moro on tho 'qui vive' to SEQ him
4 in the lattcr character, saying
@ that it was tho best thing h,
& played. Tho writer was quit.
bored with tho play of Grip Var
Winklo" md did not stay to so.
}ssthe poor little farce which was tt
B succeed it. 1t should never hav.
boon dramatized but left rs Wash
Sington Irving wrote it, to tho i'm
@ Agination Of tho reader with tht
ochoos Of tho Catskill Noun
s$ains and uendrich Hudson'l
hostly company Of ton pin play
8ySrs IN tho covGs and rccesses O
these distant and almost inacces
Asible solitudcs as they wcro at tn,
ssime tho story or legend was en-
scted. Tho play as we saw It or
sSthc stage in Augusta was an abor
tion in tho humble opinion of tn,
at least, for it was Olsen
q chantmont. The street cars O
Augusta are very comfortable ant
complete, They have no conduc
tor, but tho arrangement for re
coiving tho fare attached to tn,
front Of tho cars inside is worry in
gonious. Ono terminus of thos,
cars. or tho track is at tho publ,
cemetery, which is boing enlarge,
and improved. 1t is a pleasant re
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

The Chesterfield Democrat gots
off tho following good paragraph
with regard to Chief Jnstice
Moses:
Wc hardly know his nationality,
if he has any, but havo thought he
might DO n transient porson-,s
Jorusalcm travolcr--or something
oftho sort: Not fair rcprcsenta.
tive Of any body or anything but
hmsolf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

Still another triumph for tho
agitating women. Tho Kansas
Legislature organized on Tuesday
and elected Miss Emma Campboll;
Of Topeka, ono Of tho officers Of
tho House Of Representatives,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

AN ACT TO DESIGNATE THE oFfIdKRS
BY WHOM BALES ORDERED By THIS
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS AND rnH
JUDGES THEREOF, AND THE COURTS
OF PROBATE, SHALL BH MADE. ..
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by tho ;
Senate and House Of Representa-.
tivcs of tho State Of South Caro-.
lima, now mot and sitting in Gen
oral Assembly, and by tho AUTHORITY
ty of tho same, That all sales Of
personal or real estate, or other
interest hereafter to bo mado BY
tho Courts Of Common 1'ioas or
Courts of Probate, shalt bo mado
by tho Sheriff Of tho County in
which said roal or personal estate
or other interest is at tho timo
said snlo is ordered. ~
SEC. 2. That in all salos by said
Sheriff, under tho order Of tho
Courts of Common Pleas, exer.
cising common law jurisdiction, OF
undor tho or1or OF tho Courts ot
Probate, tho fccs Of said Sheriff
shall bo tho sumo as now fixed by
law for sales by Shoritrs undcr on
ocntions issuing from tho Courts
Of Common ploas exercising CON-
mon law jurisdiction and that iu
aIl salos under the order of Courts
Of Common Pleas, exercising
equity jurisdiction, the foes Of said
Shoritls shall bo tho same as thusv
now fixed by law for salos by
Shcritfs undor executions issuing
from tho Courts Of Common Pleas
exercising common law juristic.
ton.
In tho Senate House, tho twunty.
second day Of january, In the
year Of our lord ono thousand
eight hundred and seventy:
CIIAS. w. MONTGOMERY;
President pro tenn. Of tho Sonato.
FRANKLIN }. MOSES, JA.,
Speaker House OF Representatives,.
Approved tho 9th day Of Jahs
uary, A. ID. 1870.
ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Governor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

an Iowa man recently got
drunk and stuffed a $3.50 roll Of
bills in his horsc's mouth, and
compelled tho poor animal to-
sWalloW thcm. 5}A
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

A marble quarry has boon dis.
covered in Wisconsin, which yields
a stono that has tho appearance,
whom polished, of boing inlaid
with myriads Of shells.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

A lady physician in Lafayette,
Indiana, returns her ineomo. from,
her profession last year at $2,50O.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

English onginoors havo obtained
n contract to build thrco hundred
miles Of railroad in Japan.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

AN ACT TO ALTER AND AMhNb AN
ACT ENTITLED GAN AGT GUNs,.
cERNINu TIE OFFICE. DUTIES AND
LIABILITIES or CORONER"
SECTION l. BE it enacted by tho
Senate and House Of Representa-,
tivcs Of tho State Of South Caru.
lima, now mot and sitting in Gono=
raj Assembly; and by tho authors
ty Of tho sdrno; That Section 8 OF
an Act entitled "An Act concern.
ing tho office, duties aud liabilities
ofCoroncr, bo, and tho samo is hero:
by, amended 80 US to ycaH hs follows:
Whcncvor any vacancy shall ocs
cur in tho said Office by death, 70,
signation or otherwise; tho Co.
vcrnor shall, by proclamation,
designate somo Justice or the
Pcaco or Magistrate Of tho County
wherein tho vacancy occurs, to
net ~ Coroner until, by order Of
tho Legislature, an election shall
bo had to ill tho vacancy.
SEC. 2. That Section II Of snne
Act bo also amended. by striking
out tho words "Trco and whito,"
on tho first line:
In tho Senate House, tho twenty.
second day Of January, in tho
year Of our Lord bne thousand
eight hundred and sovchty,
CIIAS. W. MONTGOM ERY;
| President pro tenn. Of tho Scnato.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House Of Representatives,
Approved tho twenty-sovonth
day Of January, A. ID. 1870.
| ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Governor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

Among tho Ecclosiastics OK
pollod from Romo arc said to have
boon several Americans.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
[Grccnviiic Enterprise.

Thoro is spot on the sun so
largo that it can bc plainly soon
through pioco Of smoked glass.
1t was first observed on tho 9Th
inst.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
ADVERTISING x RATES.

Advertisements inserted at the rata or 81 ~
Per square-One tnch--for first ir,sertiOnS ~
81 for each subsequent insertion. ,Lta1le
column advertisements ten per cent on "a
Notices OF meetings., obituaries and thu Nv
OF respect, same ratios irr SQUARE - OrdisAst
adycr,tsements. .,'.,l. .%f,s,. E }3i 3. .lIti
per line. s ..,.. ,,s 5iis,Jls (, Yfft.s i39ff
Advertisements not marked with the NAM.
ber OF Insertions viii be kept IN til fosbA
and charged accordingly. ' ! q .,i1,ts''GJ
Special contracts made with Largo sdvsv-
tisers, with liberal deductions on above ratss.
y0B EHk,vzXyvG
Done with, Neatness aud Dispatch. g
Terms Cash. ~ 'o'r 81,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-27
Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND. Oct, In the Senate, to-day
among the bills reported was, one direct
ing the Board of Public Works to sell to the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Rail
roads Company the Stock of the State in
said company, and authorizing the said
company to buy. the same. The bill pro-
yides that the company may purchase the
interest of the State in the road, to be paid
for in twelve semi annual instaiime hts, of
S72,875 each, in the bonds of the State :
upon the payment of each installment, the
Board of Public WORKS to transfer to the
company sormuch ofthe stock of the S ate
and in default of any one of the install
ments, the Board or Legislature, after
four months notice, may debar the COM
pany from any farther benefits Of the act.
The House amendments to the Senate
bill amending the registration act, author
izing the publication of the names strick-
en- off the lists, as yell as those added,
were agreed to, and the bill has passed.
Bills were passed amending t!le tax law
in reference to the tax on law processes !;
fixing the terms Of Offices of Aotaries Pub
lie to four years in relation to leasing
and selling lands Of persons under dis
abilities as to juries in criminal cases.
The bill amending the act prescribing
the duties and compensation of certain
township officers was ordered to be en-
crossed. % sa'5 4@o2 2lis @e9 srs.l
8 number Of bills were reported from
Committees, referred and advanced. "
I'd the Hoes of Delegates, the report
Of the Committee on the Judiciary adverse
to further leg lslation in reference to 'cizil
trights' was agreed to ayes Co.. noes 81
Among thesbills passed were the follow
ing Incorporating the Land Improve
ment Company; amending the act for the
protection of the oyster beds of the State !;
declaring certain portions Of the SOUTH
branch of the Shenandoah river lawful
fence amending the act for the assess
ment Of taxes !; incorporating the town of
Rerrytille, in Clarke county, and proyid-
ling charter for the same as ~ g
q The bill amending the act prescribing
the duties and compensation of county
officers was ordered to be zengrossed, IS
were-bills to incorporate the Virginia
Telegraph Company !; amending the act
providing for a re assessment Of the lands
ofthe State IL, a.. oeao a
"a bill wasintroduced looking to an
amendment Of the. code Of 1860 in rela-r
,tion to tie inspection of -four, &c., and
zone prescribing the time for killing
apaririages. " oodcocks and Wild turkies.
Z The billdaauthcrizipg the county of
to borrow money to repair
damages caused by the food, was passed.