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DLANTATION FOR SALE : GREAT
BARGAIN-PORT ROYAL RAILROAD
Tue subscriber. being about to leave the State,
offers for sale that valuable PLANTATION, called
the "Yeoman's Tract" siI uatea In BarnWell Coun.
ty near Jackson's Branch, waters or Lower
Three Runs containing 9l9 acres.
The line or the Port Royal Railroad ls In close
proximity to IT, and the splendid Circular SIW
MIL OF Dr. J. O. Miller not moro than mile from
the rlchly.tImoered portion OF the estate.
There are about 200 acres cleared, producing
splendid crops OF cotton and corn.
Last year comfortable frame houses were
erected by the proprietor on the outer edge OF the
body OF timber, and the locality Is remarkably
healthy.
The timbered portion t7l9 acres) presents as
fine body OF virgin forest as The eye can meet
with In this State varying from the smallest sized
cap timber to the largest ranging size.
10 railroad contractors, lumbermen and iur.
pentlne distillers, no inner opportunity has ever
been presented OF realizing q .fortnnc, as they
have the option OF shipping to. Savannah or Port
Royal, either by water or rail-.
For further particulars, apply to the subscriber,
or to II. n. THOMPSON. Esq, Attorney at Law,
WIilIston, SO. "a. In whose hands are the lilies.
Willist0n, So. Ga, August 1st, 1872:
augS X. N. MILLER
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MULES, AT KENTUCKY MULE LOT,
lN No. IS Church street. Just arrived from the
West, twenty Prime MULES. For sale on time.
r. OAKMAN augl-4f
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UTANTRD TO INFORM THOSE NOT
wv acquainted with the fact that the SOUTH.
ERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Issues Joint
Lie Policies, insuring the lives or partners In
business, 80 that, on the death Of either, the
amount insured for is paid to the surviving party.
It also insures husband and wife on the samo
plan. EBEN COFFIN, Agent, No. 81 Broad street.
mayl8
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FOR HORSE.

It is warranted to cure Lamenesst Spawn; big
Head. Big Jaw. Founder, Sprains OF the shoulder,
Leg. Back, Sinews, Ferlock. Side Joint and hock
joint, Splints, Wiud Calls, Ring6one, strlng Hai,
Saddle Calls, Old Sores, Strains of the Round
Bone and other Joints, Enlargement. Of the BacE
Joint, and all Diseases Of Horses which are caus
ed by Inflammation Of the Muscles. :.
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Financial.
OITZENS' SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. 81
CHARLESTON BRANCH, No. BROAD STREET.

All sums of and over FIVE DOLLARS deposited
in this Bank, on or be'ore the nth day or eaen
Calendar Month, will bear interest tsix Per Cent?
for that month as II deposited on the aIst IN
stant- r. -. sf4 #-.''.-.'
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards received
daily fsom A. NJ. to2P. NJ, and on SATURDAY
EVENINGS.
This Branch is under the management OF the
following Local Finance Commiitee:
LOUIS D. DRSAUSSURE,
0L,ELAND K. HUGER, F. MELOHERs,
DR. A. B. ROSE, BENZ. +. Exams
O. WULBERN, E. N. THuhsioS'
Collections promptly attended TO- tnere peins
Branches OF this Bank at the most plominen'
,o,nts IN the State. d. RAVENEL, JR.,
july31-5 assls'anS oaou.e.' 0...'..
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49,
Gn Rent.

EOR RENT, COOL, COMFORTABLE
II Rooms; plenty OF cIstern water. From So
to So FER month. Apply at AROHER'S Bazaar,
King street. aug6 mwf3*
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II ENTUCKY MULE LOT REMOVED TO
IN No. IS Church street, near Broad, where
Mules and Horses will De sold low on time. &.
OAKMAN. augl-4"a "a
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UanIs.

TTTANTED, A COLORED GIRL To AS
w SYST with children, do chamberwork and
sew. Apply at No. 63 wentworth street., four
doOrs west of KipR. auS0-l"
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prnns at UbpIesale.

ER IS b E N E D I
+
MAN AND BEAST. -eal
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yNTANTED, ONE OR TWO ROOMS AND
w Kitchen Room. Address, stating terms,
uKoonas, ,U this offlce, aug6.l*
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CHARLESTON. 8. O., June II, 1872:

.....:-.. CHARLESTON. 8. O., June II, 1871
Messrs. DowIE. NOISE d DAVIS yI:z CIV
Gentiemera-I have used number OF bottles OF
your CJllier's kennedy for Horses. and from my
experlence believe it to be the best Llniment
ever offered to the public. have had for the
past eleven years stubborn case OF salt Rheum
or Tetter on my head and arm, which has been
treated by the most skilled Physicians OF georgia
and SouII Carolina without success. TWO bottles
OF Col ier's Remedy has efectually cured me.ii'oi
A. WILSON. ;!,s,d
Proprietor Livery Stables. No, 14s Meeting street.
Opposite Pavilion Hotel
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The Beaufort Republican says that If
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NTANTED, Il SMALL HOUSE, CON-
w TANNING about four rooms. Possession
desired September 1st. Address, stating location
and price OF rent, Tenant, care OF LOCK BOX 466.
anQ2-3$ sr=r.. ,
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A LADY COMPETENT TO TEACH THE
~ usual English Studies, Music, French aud
LaLIn, wishes situation es TEACHER in lami.
ly, or would take School. References given.
Address Miss p. K, Adairsvllle, Ga.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Applications for admission into this Institute
are now received for The next session. UaneIs
this mnortant State institution supplies not oply
in its liberal scientific course, but In its effective
Catalogues win be supplied by application TO
FRANCIS II. SMITH, superintendent.
Reference Ia made 10 the numerous patrons In
so.th naroi,na iuly22 m8
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FOB MAN.

This Iinament has gained lasting reputation
where it has been used in most cases which re.
ouire an external remedy, such as Rheumatism,
Soreness and Swelling or the Breast. Pain and
Weakness 10 The Back and Joints. sprsins'
Bruises, Cramps Numbness, Frozen Lmos; as;I Sis q,
Swelled Neck, Paralysis, Wounds, Erysipelas,
Bites OF Reptiles, Headache, White, SWel!ings'
Poison, Burns, ali Swellings, Salt Rheum, 0orns'
Warts, Sore Eyes, Run Rounds, &C., &C. ...,,.t {
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UTANTED, SEVERAL SMART, HON
w EST Youths Beard and progressive
salary given. ARCHER'S Bazaar, Nos. 3ol, 36S
and 266 King street. augo-l-
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VITANTED AT ONCE, A GOOD COOK
w for small family, either man or woman.
Nnst be civil and industrious. Recommends.
tions from last employer required. Apply at NO.
l23 wentworth street, second door west OF Kut-
ledge sug32+
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LoUIsvIILE, KY, May 1880.;I ]
ISAAC COLLIER, Esq, Glasgow O. b., Barren
Co., KY.
lake great pleasure In recommending Collier'e
Remedy as an almost Indispensable article, and
yery valuable to all who own or have charge OF
stock. 1t Is the best have ever used for Sprains,
sores. or Calls on Horses. some OF the men con-
pected with the Company have used It for severe
Burns and Sores as well as Rheumatic Palms. and
for Bruises &C., and all say It acts like magic In
ScraI ches on Horses 1t is invaluable. we use no
other Linlment. x. EUhNs, "a
For Adsms's Express Company.
F.A. MINOR, of York County, 8. O., writes us,
under date OF October. 1869. as follows: = "hy
horse was considered worthless, ihis case was
Spayin) but since the free use Of your Collier,a
Remedy have sold him for. $3.50. Your remedy
ia Going wonders up here on man and beast.
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VTIANTED, FOR A SMALL FAMILY, A
wv Woman 10 co K and wash and make ner-
self useful. Apply, with recommt ndations, at No.
I04 Tradd street. aug2
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VTTANTED, A NURSE TO REMAIN ON
w premises. Apply with recommendations
at NO. 1aT calhoun street, aug5-1H
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DIAMOND HILL, ABBEvrLLs DIST, 8. O.,

DIAMOND HILL, ABBEvrLLE DIST, 8. o.,
June Z, 1870.
Messrs. Dow1E, NOISE & DAVIS, Charleston, 8. Q. :
Conference.-The box Of drugs ordered on 3lst
May not arrived yet. We are snxiously aWaitlog
had twenty calls for 1t 10 the last twenty days.
It ls decidedly the best medicine that ever was
compounded Tor what It processes TO do. IL has
has proved more efrectual than anything else.
DR.. @. F. s. cured himself OF q bad case OF
Rheumatism by the use of two bottles. He has
practice again. Many certificates Can be procured
In this vicinity and we write this from sense OF
iluty to Won KAHN HCADAk.
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for 6ale.

CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE; ALSO
~ Oaulinower Plants, by F. COOK, Percy
street, one door from Line aug5.2~
CPORTING DOGS FOR SALE, BRED
- from best imported stock-Pointers and
Settlers. few pair large White Bremen Geese,
carefully boxed and sent by expires, to any purl
OF the country. Address l.. A. HARPER, 81
Georges !. q. july29.mth
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UTANTED, A RESPECTABLE COLOR
w ED Woman to cook And wash for small
family. Good recommendations necessary. Ap'
ply at No Ashley street. augo.lr
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WANTED, A SITUATION BY A MID.
w DIE aged white man In some capacity
where he can make himself useful to his employ
er,s interests. Address B. E. H. r, at this once.
auQ3
Smyrna times., 1872-08-28
A PeriIOus Season.

Glorious and delightful the Summer weather is its trOpi
cal heat trial the vital Even the
est sometimes Frustrated by its effects The
phrase applied this condition of the body general deb
IT, Now. general debility arises from and includes variety
Of ailments The liver less affected the bowels
either eonspaed much relaxed the stomach but half
performs the work Of Digestion the appetite and the
spirits depressed This is what is called general debility 1t is
general dsarrangemen of all the physical functions
qures remedy medicine that will regulate ALL
Hosstters Stomach Bters specially adapted this
Its general operation confined single organ
IL tho liver is affected restores its II the
torpid, 1t weak
it braces renfOees them II the mind which
hzes with the body gloomy and Respondent it relieves the
dmeulty and brings the whole mechanism Of the
into harmony with the laws OF health
Thers civilized nation in the Western Hemisphere
which the utility of HOssttes Stomach Bters tonic,
corrective. ard aniibious medicine known and appe
eiated Throughout the Tropics considered by
people and the profession the standard specific While it
medicine for all all climates especially suited
to the complaints by the weather. being
and best vegetable stimuIant in the world.
Beware Of the Btters made OF ser1 and dangerous
ais which puOus parties endeavOring ost
the people, Their is legion and the public has
antee that they poisonous Adhere the tried
dy Hostetsr Bttsrs sold only 10 glass; and
! barrels AugT
Smyrna times., 1872-08-28

not escape the conviction that that much of the
prayer was, tc use Hibernianism, no prayer
at all We have frequently heard men and
women tell God how much they had done and
suffered for his cause, and by implication how
much they were entitled to receive from Him
IN return. And again, persons praying often
lndnige IN exhOrtations to the Lord how He
should act In given cases, and to the people
how they shall perform certain duties. Such
sentences and phrases, however nicely rounded,
are not prayers They never reach the throne
OF God and are never answered to human
hearts nor in human experience. The list
might be extended almost indefinitely, but
need not be. There are few of the most
prominent camp meetings Of the country yet
to be held, and their managers can make them
models of Christian decorum if they WILL and
not permit repetition of scenes which have
dIsgrseed other meetings, such as Jumping
about like lunatics, and promiscuous hugging,
which is condemned by one of the leading
Methodist papers of this city, in its last issue.
Such scenes are blot not only OH Methodism,
but on christianity itself, and they give to the
public that false impression of camp meetings
which so generally, even almost universally,
prevails.-N Y Herald of August 25th.
Smyrna times., 1872-08-28
Political Notes.

A Straight-out Democratic Club, with Al
members, was organized at Clinton, Mo, ON
Friday.
1t is reported that Charles O'Conor has
written letter declining a nomination for the
Presidential, or any other Office.
The Straight-out Democrats of the District
of Columbia met in Washington, on Saturday
evening, appointed two delegates to the Louis.
vile Convention, and adopted resolutions favor
ing Charles O'Conor for President
General Reagan, of Georgia, has written n
letter, announcing that he will support Grant.
and it will not be difficult to carry that State
for him in November. Reagan took an active
part iu the Baltimore Convention.
Returns from thirty three counties in West
Virginia give Jacobs, Independent, for Gov
ernor, nearly 5000 majority over the regular
Democratic ticket. The new Constitution,
allowing only white people to hold Office, is
in doubt Davis, Independent, is elected to
Congress from the Wheeling District by about
500 majority.
The New Jersey Straight.out Democratic
Convention met at Trenton on Saturday last.
Samuel j. Bayard, of Gloucester, was chosen
chairman, and made speech, predicting that
the Democracy would eventually rally around
the candidate to be nominated at Louisville.
Resolutions were adopted expressing the
Straight out principles and endorsing
Chas. q Conor for President. After the selec-
ton of Delegates to Louisville and speech by
Judge Flanders, the Convention adjourned.
A demonstration in honor of Andrew John.
son was held at Nashville on Saturday night.
About 10000 persons attended. After torch
light procession mass meeting was held in
front of the Court House, and Andrew John
son was nominated as Congressman at-large.
and ". e. Brien for Congress from the Nash
vile District MT. johnson made a speech
accepting bis nomination, and saying that he
would stump the State, aud invite opposition
to all the regular Democratic nominees.
The Straight Democracy York, Aug.
GA number of Straight out Democrats,
including Senator Stockton, of New jersey ;
Henry Thompson, of PENNSYLVANIA J. r.
Gilbert, of Kentucky; Wilson H. Curtis. of
Ohio, and Henry Williamson, of MARYLAND.
met at Long Branch to day to hear the report
Of the Executive Committee appointed by the
conference held at Long Branch in June last.
After reading long report, speech by Chair
man }. K. Gilbert, and the passage of series
Of Resolutions, the following were appointed
delegates to the Louisville Convention, and in
structed to support Charles OConor as nomi-
nee for President, viz: Horace Black, of
Delaware; Henry R. Williamson. Robert
Preston and Elgar Jerad. Of Md; Henry
Thompson and John Applegate of Pennsylva-
MIA; Richard Henderson, of West Virginia
Wilson Perry, of New Jersey; J. R. Gilbert,
of Kentucky; Rufus Rogers and Theobald
Davis, of Ohio; Chas. Martin. Geo. Guideu
aud James y Brien, of New York.
Smyrna times., 1872-08-28
may27.l,
For Rent

A STORE HOUSE, on Commerce Street. cow occu.
pied by X. Vi. Jacobs. doors below the corner We'll
adapted for Dry Goods and Groceries,
janl7if EDWARD WARD.
Smyrna times., 1872-08-28
FOR RENT.

Comfortable Dwelling with Stable. for rent on
North Street. Applyto
March l3lh-n Nm. BELL.
Smyrna times., 1872-08-28
CONVEYANCING.

The undersigned. having taken a COnveyaneer'
license. will draw Deeds, Mortgages. Wills an
Leases on the most reasonable terms. Office o.
Market Street. Smyrna, Del
junel25m J. 3. HUNTINGTON.
Smyrna times., 1872-08-28

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher speaks very
highly of croquet, and in referring to ministers
playing at the game says: "A creature who
does not play croquet for fear he will lose his
influence, may be sure that he has no in
fuence which he would not be all the better
forlosing."
Smyrna times., 1872-08-28

The best place on this continent to buy
clothing Largest place Best Stock Finest
materials Greatest assortment! Is Oak Hail.
Sixth and Market. w. & B., Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
Reslan alton and Election OF Bank
Presidents.

HENRY LArIxER. ESQ, ut the meeting OF the
IN. Board OF Directors Of the National Rank OF
Delaware. on Friday morning. resigned the posi-.
ton of President. " hch he had held for thirty -one
yssrs since June 4th. 1871. During all this time
the Bank has been presided over in the most care
iul and faithful manner. None of Its affairs have
bssn neglected. and its prosperity has been COM
mepsurate. 1t now stands, as il has long stood in
the estimation Of the people, the heat conducted
Banking institution in the country, and Mr.. LATI-
xIa returns to private life ripe in years and full Of
honors with the best wishes OF thousands Of
friends
HENRY H BANNING, Esa who was elected his
successor as President Of the Bank, is one OF most
careful and competent business men Of thls com.
muni'y; one in whom our citizens, without excep
ton. have the most implicit:contdence, and n'
more fitting selection could have been made t.
preside over the institution. Its prosperity viii
be none the less sure In the future. Mr. b. as
sumes the responsible trust with reluctance, anc
only y ields to the unanimous wish OF those inter
ested, ns well as at the urgent request OF man
friends OF the Bank
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
colored Salute for orant.-list Of
Killed and Wounded &

Shortly after the news had been received Of
General Grants renopination yesterday after
poon, several oolored men hired cannon
from Mr.. A. B. Kay. on Broad street. md pro-
ceeded to the corner OF Bank and Market
streets where they commenced firing q salute
with more zeal than prudence. After several
rounds bad bssp tired an accident occurred
which came very near being serious one
y appears that after charge had been put in
the cannon, aud while two colored men were
engaged In rammtng the waddng .home,"
the cannon prematurely exploded. The ram.
rod was hurled from the cannon with great
force. and. erossine Market street, passed
through pine board fence into the yard Of
Mrs. Augusta S. Breintnall. A large Shang-
nia rooster, which happened ~ be In the way.
WAS hit on the head With the ramrod, aud will
crow no more. Although there was large
crowd standing around the cannon, nobody
except Mr Kay sustained any injury The
later hal the Assh torn from two fingers or
ais left hand. After the accident, on com
pleipt Of Mrs. Hrelptnall. the Chief VI PGlics
ordered the colored troops to cease firing.
-lyssssrk Adssrtissrs !. sass&F
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
The Navy too Boot.

V0o Navy TOO 00ot.
The Office holders, it appears. were assisted at
Philadelphia BY the Navy ss well as the Army
The Pest, OF PhiiadsIphis, until yesterday a
Grant paper, says:
Col Forney has been unjustiy censured TOR his
organisation Of the Grant Men" Col Forney
is on duty at the Philadeiphis naval station. He
entered the service in 1851, and for gallant and
msritorious service was promoted to Captain and
orevetted Lieut.. Colonel No officer IN the service
has bettsr record. He is a gentleman of excel
lent Judgment and devoted to his profession. He
never would have taken this action on MS own
motion. and we have reason to believe that the
service Of the past few days was performed by
him under protest., Col. Forney was ordered By
the Nary Department to orc ami-e the tOrch-iigh
Demonstration, and Secretary Robeson Is the cul.
pable party, and not Col. Forney. For this ex ra
ordinary assumption Secretary Robeson should
receive the emphatic csnsurs OF the President, and
II he does not. the President himself should bs
eensured by Congress- Had such n crime occurred
under President johnson the House of Represen
tativss would aot have bsen slow to mark tn
criminal with the seal OF official condemnation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
The Night Grant was nominatee

From the Pad del phia Post ot ycsterdly.
rHr CENTRE OF ATTRACTION
wa Broad street, the Union League the especial
locality At 3 o'clock the grand avenue was
packed with men, women and children from
Arch to Spruce street, and it was with the great
est difficulty that one could force his way through
the mass OF bnnan beings.
All night long
GRANT CLUBS
paraded the streets and band after band filled
,he air with their i0usic Almost all the wards
from the First to the Twenty. ninth, ware re-
presented by campaign organizations. The Four
teenlh ward turned out large force and march
ed in alternate platoons of white and coloret
men.
THE CoLoRED GRANT CLUB, 1900 STRONG
attracted general attention and excited consid
cradle comment amongst the strangers now il
our city. This organization was accompanied
bv some eight or ten bands Of music. Tn
members OF the club all carried torches and tn
effect was excellent.
About ten o'clock the several clubs con
menced returning from the meeting. and 400
filed Chestnut street from Broad to Second
All along the line fireworks were discharges
pistols fred and cheers given for Grant an
J Wilson
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
NEW nAMPShsRE.
Th,. Senate rial Contest bet Ween Psster
SON and ROlllns.

SON N00 ROl1lnS.
The most important matter coming before the
New Hampshire Legislature is the election Of a
United states Senator to I'LL the place Of Mr..
Patterson, whose term expires on the 4tn OF next
March. The chief candidates are Senator Pat
terson himself ard the Hon. 4. II. Rollins
Others are the Hons. Onslow Stearns and Fred
erick Smith, both Ex-Governors, and the Hon.
Mason W. Tappan and Ten. Aaron +. Stevens
The Democrats will probably support the Hon
Henry Bingham of Littleton. The contest be-
tween Patterson and Rollins. il close. with ths
chances in favor Of the iormer. Judging from
presen, appearances, Mr.. Patterson will have a
least one-third Of the votes to start with in th'
caucus, with the remaining two-thirda dstrio.'-
ted about equally between Rollins and all tn
Others. He might be defeated by 4 combina'
lion of the opposing candidates. There are sew
eral contested seats in the House OF Representa-
| tiyee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-08
By Tele graph to the Daily g azette
WASHINGTON.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, June y.
ALL NIGHT SESSION
SENATE.-The debate was continued all night
on Mr.. kellogg amendment to the Sundry Civil
Appropriation Bill, it being substantially sup.
Elemental to the Enforcement Act The minor
~ reai-iing it as not germane to the bill. and
wasting time by diatory motions. AT A. NJ,
motion 10 indefinitely postponed but was lost.
Mr.. Sumner sent up the Civil Rghts bill a- an
amendment which was ruled out Of order and
the chair wa sustained Mr.. Kellogg amend
ment WA adopted by vote Of 81 to IL The
bill 6naliy passed and the committee Of confer
ence appointing in advance Of the action OF the
house. The Senate at nine adjourned until six
in the evening
HorsE.-The Conference report on the bill
increasing pensions for disabilities was a.'reed to
The Civil Appropriation Bill came from tn
Senate. The speaker stated that i, was on tn
table and it would require ,wo-,hird. vote ,
take it up. Various compromises were offere
to obtain action but no agreement was arrived a
The Members OF the House are determined
resist the passage OF the Enforcement Act q
grated BY the Senate on Sundry Civil Servic
bill