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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE firm OF 3. F. ROsESsTIEIs s. Co., hereto
fore doing business At 3l65s Main street,
Memphis. Tennessee. is. by mutual consent,
dissolved. Lewis 5. .ROsenstiel withdraws from
said Arm.
February =, $50.
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TELEGRAPKlC SUMMARY.
Louisiana Legislature.

NEW ORLEANS, March An extra
session Of the Legislature met to-day.
The Militia aud City Charter bills
passed in the Senate.
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NEW FIRM.

N z. ROSENsTIEI, and D. II. MYERS have
ID. associated themselves as partners. un-
derthe firm name OfB. F. ROSENsTIEL- & co,
and will carry on their nrn business al No.
b. r. ROSENSlIEL.
y. X. MYERS.
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FRAMED RESIDENCE,

One-and-a-half stories, with seven rooms, a
kitchen, smokehOuse, stable, etc, well Of
excellent water and two fine mineral springs
Tickets will be disposed of by the under
signed at IS each, emitting the holder TO one
share in the above Association The pro
ceeds arising from the sale Of the tickets, for
the security and safety of the holders thereof,
will be deposited each day as they are sold
with Messrs. ROyster, Trezevant q Co, OF
Memphis, Tenn--the funds to be held by
them for the protection of the holders OF the
tickets until the farm shall have been fairly
drawn for and the title papers properly pre-
pared, conveying an absolute and perfect
title TO the property.
Es- Tickets for sale by DononO, Joy & Co..
corner Main and Madison, and at other places
throughout the city, by the friends of
rails Mrs. FLORENCE S. V. DAVIDSON.
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pISSGLuTION.

rT,HE law partnership OF Wessick & Pickett
L has been dissolved.
I will Continue the practice CT the same
office and attend promptly 20 al Dus-H-aa
entrusted to me- O1ics, 5G second s.rger.
NM ". AfEssI; X.
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LONDON, March lit is an encour-
aging fact that the sailing vessels
which left New York before the City
of Boston are just arriving. The
managers of the line think that the
steamers engines were broken down
soon after sailing, compelling her to
depend upon the sails with which she
was not very well supplied.
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lust RECEIVED.
sTRAYeD OR STOLEN.

ONE BAY HORSE, about 151z bands high,
" age or years; not in good order; large
feet in front with old shoes on in front. l
Will pay $50 reward; apply at my office, 800
Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
X. A.
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FOB RENT.

THE well -knoHn property OF Gaines Land
4 ing, Chicot County, Arkansas, with all its
receiving and forwarding and commercial
privileges; also, lots will be leased to parties
on liberal terms; apply 20
r. N. CAMPBELL.
feb2f at Gaines Landing. Ark.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
WANTED---AGENTS.

CnEn PER MONTH, to sell the only GEN.
DZOO UINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEwING MACHINE. PRICE ONLY SIS.
Great inducem ents TO agents. This is the
most popular Sewing Machine Of the day
makes the famous " Elastic Lock Stitch - will
do any kind of work that can be done on any
machine. 100000 sold, and the demand con-
stantly increasing. Now is the time to take
an agency. Send for circulars. ps- -Bcl0ore OF
infffngeTs. .-Eo Address SECOMB & CO, Bos-
iall
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Legal Notice.

HAvING qualified as Executors OF the es-
j tate OF 5. c. Mount, deceased, all persons
having claims against said estate will present
them within the time prescribed by law, or
the same viii be barred; and all persons in
debted 20 the estate are required TO make
payment mediately.
JOHN JOHNSON,
feb20 w. s. BURCE, Executors.
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At noon. at the REA1. ESTATE ExcIANGz or
RoYsTEE TREZEvA1Tr q Co, northeast corner
OF Main and Jefferson streets. in the clly of
Memphis, the following property eoGr eyed
20 me in Trust eu the lst day Of usJi-t. ll-..
by Virginia +. Nerger aud OrviEe Isrger. tp
secure certain Indebtedness specified 4u TIE
Trust Deed. a lot OF ground Ca north side OF
Union street, lust west Of tue crossing on the
NJ. and c. Z: r.. fronting lOrly-spveu zee. ou
the north side Of Union street, eEteL ding
uorthward to the raiiroal-
fah-. .LuLL y 2 EeL ~ ! \ Z L---------
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Value of the Farm, $40, ,OOO
1000 TICKETS AT SIS EACH

EB- This valuable Farm is situated on the
south side Of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, about three-quarters of a mile west
of Poeahontas, in Hardeman county, Tenn,
contains l50 acres, most Of which is tine rich
bottom land, 70 acres cleared, under fence
and in cultivation, balance beautifully tim
bered. improvements, a comfortable
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From the Holly Springs Reporter, Feb. IL, lS79.
The following Certificates are from we'll
known Citizens and Planters Of Mar
shall COuniy, Mississippi.
fCOMMUNICATED.l
MARSHALL. COUNTY. MISS, February lssO.
WE, the undersigned, have witnessed
w trial OF the Reynolds universal FloN'.
II does its work thoroughly as turn plow and
spbsoil. and 1t IS a universal stock of sim-
nIicitv and durability. We believe it 10 be
the most economical plow we have seer,
onr country. Albert Hamilton,
I'd. Mckinney, Thomas ]. Malone,
e. n. Davis, 4. w. Upshaw,
J. Oswald. James Sims,
William @. Pegues, K. A. Bowen.
j J. wilkins, George +. Finley
s8- The above Plow may be seen at the
Foundry OF RANDAI L 4 HEATH, in this city.
! THK RIGAT OF THIS PLow FoR SALE. mhs
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DIVIDEND.

OFFICE MEECHANTs' Insurance Co.,
MEAPHIs, Tenn, March 5, 1870.
BE- At a meeting OF the Board of Directors
of this Company. held this day, dividend
OF five 5) r-cent. upon the capital stock,
free OF Government tax, was ordered to be
credited on stockholders notes.
nhR r A PARKER. Sacrefarv
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Erom SnaI

MADRID, March I'm the Consti-
tutiOnal Cortes on Saturday Prim re-
affirmed his opposition to the Duke of
Montpensier, and declared that the
entire ministry, with the exception of
Admiral Topete, were nti-MOntpen-
sier. The statement has given the
latter gentleman ofiense and he has
rendered his resignation, but it has not
yet been accepted. Unionists are fu-
rious against Gen. Prim, and are do
ing their utmost to encourage Admi-
raj Topete. A ministerial crisis is
imminent.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.


BERLIN, March Weights and
measures of Germany are to be assim-
Hated Immediately. The coinage also
will be established on more cOnven-
lent basis.
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33d SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
HOME
COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
0f1Ce. No. 1876 Broadway,
LIABILITIES:


Claims for losses outstanding on LIST
January, ......S ll9 S57 50
and 8Ist dividends..............,......'. $40 co
CHAS- ]. MARTIN, President.
A. +. WtLLMAKTH, Vice PreS't
ID. A. HEALD, ID Vice PreS't.
j. H. WASHBURN, Secretary.
GEO. NJ. LYON. Assistant Secretary.
Z. b. GREENE, I'd Assistant Secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoMPTRcLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January ]. 1870 J
I, G. W. BLACKBURN, mptrolIer of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Home
Insurance Company, located at New York,
in the state of New York. has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Company
has complied with all the requirements Of
the laws of the State of Tennessee imposed
on insurance oDlpanies; and further GER
tify that CARRIGGTON MASON, Agent OF said
Company. has also complied with the re-
quirements OF the laws of the state, made
and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said Home Insurance Company
has authority to take risks and transact the
business of insurance in this state, at Mem
phis Tennessee. u. w. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
CARRINGTON MASON, Agent,
fe13 No. 9 Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn
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MOSBYS CHEAP VARIETY STORE.
Goods at Reduced Prices, 287 Eaia street,
MEMPHIS, TESrEssEzs.-

a AEISCELLANFOUS school Books and sta
vi tiOnery, JeweIry ana silver Plated " erer
Notions and Fancy Goods, Port NOuualc--
Combs Brushes, Collars, Suspenders. and
everything in the notion line a gener-t
stock Of 81 kinds Of toys, and great variety
OF dollar goods, such as plated castors, gouie s
and mugs, glass and crOckery ware, ali kinds
of knives, forks and spoons. Prize candy al
brands and prices. at wholesale and retail
Iandreth's Garden Seeds. mai
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AUCTION.
WetnesdaY. a0ih March. s.,

DY direction OIL. ". King. the beneG Glory,
D I viii, as Trustee, sell 10 the highest bid
der, for cash, on
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Ninety-Fourth Semi-knaual Statement
OF the condition of the
North American Fire Ins. Co.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
January 1St, 1870.

ASSETS.
Loans on Bond ami Mortgage, being
first lien on Real Estate, worth
e over 80 per cent, over the amount
loaned.........-.... ..................s223 800 90
Stocks, Bonds and other Securities
owned by the Company, market
Real Estate. $1,000 90
Cash in Bank and Office ................ l9.lll 80
Loans on demand, with collateral. l2,700 90
Premiums due and outstanding ....-- IS, ,l5j q
transmission 81, ,iO3 Il
ties............ Ia,i75 81
Other Assets of Company y.......-........ 5000 %
Total Assets SS2 5I2 2S
Losses Unpaid not due............-...-s 0,5S2 90
X ". BLEECkFk, President
w. BLACKSTONE, V. President
+. II. CARTER, Secretary.
J. GRISWOLD, General agent.
Approved by
q. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller.
HI. T0MLIhS0A & CO., Agents,
feb5 No. u Madison street.
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W AR III INC.
.t,= pESrIER pETIp FOR SALE.

I r.,.I .gr t34c states of North and South
Oar ~ fo. the nnanufaetuEe and sac 9o., of a
Baldwin .'n9cslt Gi"sS S'snmorse" 1-1 80
AIc-nrtfnfr Force Pump, hereby forewarn,
,,nder the pcnalty Of the law, any person from
intrineia< upon my rights in the same Intend,
in,f to Utaua tacture aud sell the same, @ WouIo
h,, llaa-ci tJ confer with parties wanting tnela'
:Tla pl.cc viii range seom $40 to $50, accord{ng
t. IT, dy1tn Of the wen, for No. yard wells Is
throl7:,., 80 gallons OF water per minute; ano
rtn > ~ .ailroad stations throwing 60 gallons,
t5rico g.,eI On application. This pump has s.o nc
reto AID tho packing viii last for for nnoT1 hIteen
many - u.,nlp for putting it up, which can be
HHonG in So minuto5 I Will receive orders, a.
.farboro. scotland Neck, and Farmvli5e, N. o.
named Wi. receive prompt attention.
J. L. kITCHEN,
,,,,. zr ~ 6m
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80 80 wonderful Instinct OF ia n1uIe.r
Tho st. Joseph (Mo.) Gazette of the
22d says: ICY
"The mule has always been noted for
his profound sagacity, but we yesterday
heard of an instance that completely over
sizes any mule case yet reported in the
papers. The mules attached 10 one of the
cars of the street railway had always been
in the habit of stopping at the stable on
Eighth street for their feed every evening
1T Just o'clock, railroad time. Oa Sat,
urday evening the car reached tho stable
ut half-past 3, when one OF the animals at
,tached to it stopped and manifested de-
cided inclination to go into the stable
The driver used the whip vigorously, but
without avail. The only evidence Of life it
brought forth from the perverse animal
was tho elevation of its heels in close prox-
| unity to his head. CoaXing was then re-
| nate animal refused to bulge an lnch.-
Quite u crowd had by this time gathered
! ut the scene Of action, and O variety of
methods were suggested for starting the
mule, whose heels now began To fly around
moro lively. All efforts failed, however,
until ut length an idea occurred to the
stable-keeper. He went in and brought
out the watch by which the cars are run,
and held it up in front of the obstinate AMI
mails eyes. The mule gazed at it mo-
ment. The hands of the clock showed that
| it lacked fifteen minutes of 4 O'Clock. The
animal, fully satisfied that time had moi
been called, Immediately started off ON. q
lively trot for the end of the track. lie
reached the stable on his return trip at just
| 4 o'clock" r% IL
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Ti4RU8AGE GUIDE

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SHADOWS.

Oh, eadly fall on hill and lea
The shadows OF the weary days y D.
And waited from tho wailing sea, -at I,
A low, long murmur seems TO eay,
To say: - --g-
s'Shine on, thou golden sun; 1870.
Thine hour will soon be done!
All Well-a-day!" saa ss
Gold drives the rain upon the world, A~
And homeless is the North Winds cry; II.
And mid the darkness thickly curled
Sad tunes OF sorrow ssem to sigh. p" --L4-
To sigh: -sF #ss
tsBloom on, thou shining rose;
Thy short life soon will close. s
For thou must die! d" ...
Oh, Sadly fail On loving hearts fh
The shadows OF life's weary way,
And needless Of the tear that starts,
a mounful message seems to Say, -# af
To say:
"Thee and thy love the tomb '
Soon, soon will fold in gloom;
All! well-a-dayf"
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eE rs + Il xasr 3
the Trustees of the Greensboro. Female
College was taken up and passed its sever
al readings.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS. 60
Bill to be entitled an act to. raise Ieye-
nue.. zse
The question required upon Mr. Smith 8
of Allegheny amendment striking ont 10
cents in MIR. Frerch's amendment and in
serting 5 cents. -eHz1
A vote being taken the amendment was
rejected.
The question required upon MIR. French's 3
of Is CENTS It was also re-
iected. :. lss o-~ =
In line s, same section (section l, class
Il which provides that upon all moneys,
credits, Investments in honds not exempt
ed by law there shall be tax of seven
swentieths of one per cent 19.4 /
Mr.. Vestal moved to strike out 'tseven-
twentieths" and insert ''ive-twentieths.
The yeas and nays being called, the
| amendment was adopted by vote OF yeaf
53, nays 8. .e-z
On motion Of Mr.. Justice the same
anne ndraent was made to apply in line 10.
| In the proviso in the same section,
which provides that all taxes for State and
county purposes imposed upon all real and
personal property, exclusive of the specla
taxes authorized by the General Assembly
shall in no case exceed two.thirds Of one
per cent.
Mr.. Pou moved to strike out the words
''exclusive Of the special tax authorized b,
The General Assembly,
| After some discussion vote was takei
and the amendment adopted.
On motion Of Harris of Wake, COL, th
section under discussion was passed owe
for the present.
Pending the discussion of other section
of the bill, the House adjourned.
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9 Card from Senator BrownIow.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb Ex-senator
BrownIow publishes a card in this morn
ing's Whig saying: g am in favor Oh
setting aside the present State government
of Tennessee, and the doings of the State
Convention and the present Legislature,
and of the appointment of Military Gov
ernor, backed up by the national troops.
which viii put stop to the wholesale mur,
der of white and colored Unionists. That
Congress will do this 1 have no sort OF
doubt" " His card occasions some excitement
He predicts the party fraudulentiY usurp
ing the State government will get SICK o.
rejecting the fifteenth amendmt ut, rem0V
ing the present patriotic judiciary, anu
other wicked Legislation d!s
patch 10 the \. Y. Times.
Beecher is said to have declined 80,
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= : : : : Z

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Trllo.t 81 no-ae, the whole Of the time or s, Tor
he ssa-o n.o.uenta. Bueiacss new, HGht anu anu
r.ro.,t4f.o Persons OF either sex easily earn
nom JOc t. > % I evening, and proportiona1
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1a.n.gt, profitable work, address +. @. ALLEN II
4 CO. AUGUSTA, MAINE dec lI'44 3tn
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An Act cOneerntnE Ghese esett1enaeRfa1Jof
-. Estates.-NEe.a.-.. - astrn

/ --af lr-s er-4S<syg SbNss7L.lE GGB &19S
An Act, deelaratory of the cases to suhich
an act entitled San. act concerning the Eet-
| Element OF the estates OF deceased persons''
being chapter, 113, OF the acts or. 1903 ,69,
| is applicable. 5-a e. f,-'i 8 1l-''~--7s
WHEREAs, doubts have arisen as toathe
cases in which an act entitled AN 1aet
concerning the settlement of 1.-The estates ct
deceased persons Being chaptef one hun
dred and thirteen of the acts OF one
Thousand eight, hundred and sszkE eight
and sixty nine, is. applieGble and uz to- Whist
estates are required to be settled aceofdihg
to it's provisions, now, to settle these
| doubts and 10 prevent IN nnacessafy lities-
tion, the, General Assembly. ofs1North
1 Carolina doenact.s ~ ct .s1oe-y7 Sssa, ,,s :,
SEC. 1. That the said act shah ,applyetp
the estates Of such deceased persons ONLY
A whereof original admlnlstEa ton has
/ been granted snbseqnent to the firses day
of July, one thousand eight hundred nnd
sixty nine, and that all estates whereon
4 administration was granted prior TO the
d said first day of July, one thousand 4eight
i hundred and sixty nine, shall be dealt
J with. administered and settled according
to the law rs it existed just prior to the
said date and it is hereby declared that
| such was the true intent and3 Hfeanings Of
said act, Provided, however that nothing
herein contained shall be construed to
prevent the application of said act SO Tar
as it relates only to the Courts have -iaris-
diction of any action or proceeding Tor
the settlement of an administration, or TO
the practice and procedure therein. -
SEC. 2. Ifapy person prior to the ratiti-
3 cation of this act, shall have bona ttde ad.
ministered any estate or any part of the
}. estate of any deceased person whereof
: original administration was granted prior
S to said first day of July, under the said
+ act of 1S68-69 he shall not be deemed
guilty of a d@ruStacM s9sT
Sec. 3. That executors and adminlstra-
4 tors vho qualified and entered upon the
). administration of their estates before the
d first day of July one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty nine, may sell such evi-
r dences of debt as are mentioned in section
J. twenty of the act aforesaid and in the man
J ner therein provided.
q Sec. 4. That this act shall be in force
J., from aEd sfter it's ratification. --~5
t. In Gen eral Assembly read three times
n and ratified this 1st day of March. A. d.
10 1870.
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HAVE COURAGE TO SAY NO.

You're starting to-day on lifes journey,
Alone on the highway OF life; -
You'll meet with a thousand Compilations s =
Each city with evil is rife.
This world is stage OF excitement, &C.
There's danger wherever you go; ..t His
But if You are tempted in Weakness,
Have courage, my boys to say No. ~ .JDl
The syren's sweet song may allure You
Beware of her cunning and art ftp @'
Whenever you see her approaching,
Be guarded and haste to depart.
The billiard saloons arc inviting, ss-s
Decked out in their tinsel and shoI; -...
You may be invited to enter;
Have courage, my boy, to say No. - Ll9
The bright ruby wine may be offered
No matter now tempting it be szl4 lE
From poison that stings like an adder. - d.
My boy, have the courage to fee. "
The gambling halls are before you. es.z "a ars
Their lights how they dance to and fro,
II you should be tempted to enter, go
Think twice, even thrice, ere you Co.. ~
IN courage alone lies your safety
When you the long journey begin. a.E
And trust in a Heavenly Father ~.
Who will keep you unepotted from ein. -
Temptations will go On increasing, -.t - az
AZ streams from q rivulet TOW, g
But il you are true to your manhood. s. 50 E
Have courage. my boy, to say No. e.-6
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ssnrRgE RFF!HED P0UnRETTE
GIF THE
lodi MhgUEAC2URIIG CO"

SAG il lots - suit customers .na sriisaf Ihis aGtl
nh - ssnrr for Cotton, Corn, Tobacco and
Tn..ataD.,s. ;I.l than any other in market 1t is is
ma ic en- rely from tho niGht-soil, o1lal @c;i OF
Val, tTty Twenty-Five Dollars per Ton. Pam
pbiat &C., giving full information sent on applica-
tior - JAMES T. FOSTER,
" Box 3l39 N. Y. z. 0.
tlai., Gj ,Jourtlandt Street, New York.
FrtaI9 by BPRUNI u HINSON, Wilmington,
~ 90. 4G-w3mch
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DIED

Near Halsville, DupIin county, aged 81 years,
Mr.. ALEXANDER NEWKIRK. He spent Els
eat man. a go0d citizen and, although poor, was
respected by all who knew him.
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DryinR Works pestrOyed-Efght Women
Burned 10 Death. Lef- -zaEsssncE

BOSTON. March 2.-The drying works at
Neponsett, Mass, were destroyed this
morning. Eight women were burned TO
death. Six bodies have been taken from
the ruins-Mrs. Kanitf, Mira Msrtins AIRS ;
Hurley. Mrs. Kennel, and two others un
known, Two more are still in the ruins.
The women were in the attic picking cot
ton, the only entrance to which was a small
scuttle. The fire caught from the furnace
on the first floor.
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EIA RR1ED.

In Robcsoa county. on the 81 inst, at the
residence of the brides father, by 81 Rey HGt;,I L;
TcKinn0n. Of Goldsb0ro, Maj. T. j. WOOTEN
If Arson county to Miss CARRIE Y. McNAlR.
Il. G. PIcsby teTian please copy.
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Eppss, cOioTed, Flythe, Ga1loway, coIored, Ora
ham, Jones of Columbus Jones, Of Meckien.
burg. Jones, CT Wake. Lessitsr, Love, Melehor,
Mclaughlin, Uurphy, Robbins and White-17 !!
On motion the Senate adjourned until
ti1is evening at II O'Clock.