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The number Of persons now resid-
ing ut the Vatican, which consists
of fifty scperate buildings. with four
teen court yards and $4,000 rooms.
is 5000 tits a town without streets.
None of fhe officials have been
changed. Antonelh is still Secreta-
~ of State.
In Pearl street. New York, there
is a mill which makes from paper
such articles as mi kpans, cups.
bread pans, wash bowls, dc, which
are said 20 be superior to wood or
metal. The paper, after being pul-
ped, Is pressed 70 shape. dried, en-
ameled, and subjected to a heat that
would destroy some utensils Of the
kind. The material is light and
easily handled. aud does net rust
shrink, leak, or easily break
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-04

CAMP or PALE FACES. No. 81.
Meets every Thursday night. Emil
jackson, Pres; ii. Z. Grow, Sec.
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Memphis has nearly three hun
drcd lawyers and eighty five physi-
ciaus-which goes TO show that the
MemphiaRs arc more care 'ul Of their
pockets than their lives.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-04

eKAuAMA TRIBE. NO. g. o. r. NJ.
Meets every Wednesday night. J. i.
Grant. Sachem; c. z. Mason, c. of r..
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-04

CHURCH sF rHE saEssIAH-FPIsCoF
ID. Augusta o. Stanley, Rector.
Services At II a. m. and p. m.
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One Of the Best Sons Of Old
Columbus !


WILL make the present season at
w the farm OF 4. 81. Garter, 10 miles
South of Pulaski and ( from Elkton, on
the Eikt0n pike. at SO by the season. or
SIS to insure. Insurance money due
when The fact is aseeFtsined or mare
transferred. No liability for accidents
incurred
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-04

CUMBERLAND PREsBYrERIAN CHURCH.
No Minister IN charge.
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Erealter there must be At least
9. lanes in a club to secure the
Grass ~ 81 90 each, aud the cash
$40 ssompauy each nsme.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-04
FEVER AND AGuE.

FkVEK AND AGUE cured for ffty can't,
1 here = not remedial agent in this wsrl,
thEt will cure Fever aud Acre- ,.,5 ~ -,
Malarious, Bilious, Scarlet. Tvphma. VI
low, and other Fevers aided nv Ran
VA = flLi.N.1 ~ quick a. RAILWAY.
READY RELIEF. Fifty cents PER bottle
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Riley Hill"

NEIILL be rented or sold la three di-
w visions If desired, giving water,
timber and tillable land to each, on the
most accommodating terms. Or will be
traded fer town property. janI4-tf
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD 1NsTASTr4sp

The application Of the Rradv Relies,.
sts !'ars or parts V here The pain difficulty
Twenty drops in half q tEnbler ~ -
VIII ~ few moments cure CRANps
SPASMS, SOUR STOMACH. TFsP.SSr
B0RN. SICK uEADACnE. DiARRnet
DfSl RfER4, collie. WIND m TEg
BOW ELS, and all INTERNAL PAINS. -
travellers should always carry a bottle o.
few ops In wRterwili prevent siekpe-s a.
paina lroin change Of vi ter. IL h bsrts
than French Brundy or Bilters a. 4 slirss
iant.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-04

!. g.I.lEgR\
YIN s;;SS
:. igstssa. Pisrsi..sr. o. . Nsnasa.n c.. e.a-ss
oas, Aasais Sc Frss.i.ss ci-ae q csss-s. $50
MILLIONS Bear 's,ratflaossy 70 theF
Sgonacrrai f'aFatIxn EGreis.
Vfncanr HItfnrs are not vile FHnsS
DrIuit, Msae q Poor Ilgm, Whisseis
froof Esirffs nuL llefuse LIQUORS go
soret spictd and ssssiened 40 plcsEo BE 49,
called Teniea. T; kpaoti4ers.- % iiestssssa a.
that lead liie fnat on - drankeunesa and fl'h'
butarc tire Mslle!ns. made Bon the hal,,
Roots ahd hdrbs 81 California, free from nl
Aicahaiic Ssimuiaufs. Thsy ~
GREAT BLOOD pEftTFIE1 and
iiFE G1ffNta FKINCfPistsF 49,
lllnssafor ass I.vi-sra.ar IL shs EYsieri earn
fss OF al poisonous intfteF ana restoring IL 80
% healthy esndiiion. No parsan csa iaEe -,
sltisfs sgearlins 10 objections aud rainaia
tavsf provided tlieif bones lap Hgi esaif,i'
2 niiner-i peisaa Or ether ncana EHa 4pa
srsans wasted lsyoa,i Tie poiat q repais.
They are "a sssefio fpFHHilse % ".
ASA Iouir, possessing. aise tlso necal.
- aetihf. IS parsrfsi scent IN rstirsiaz csas-
ilen 81 inilziasiatioH Il lie Lived and q
Yi-crrsi ufEsus
! F,oR FElIAIE COMPLAINT sss-s.,
81 y4ans 81 Old. niarriea " singis, af ~ -
suilzehoad 81 tie tara q liiss tnena Joss
teFs hs4e ssuais -
Ror Inaunsinafory aaf ChFepie iE~
f1nfism and esanf. DysBrpsia -
,iireafion. ulIlsnes llenfitienf -
INTERRUPTIONS EcveFss Diseases . 49,.
fsfoods Liver. Kidneys ass h,"st
these IgBf1srs have beeu Iaosi successful ....t.
f5israzo= are eauad b. FifiH1sa - =
eiheA ia aerorauy produced " e9rsH%s
LIE DiaraliVe fraHss. -sox.
DYsFEPHIA GE IADi0h7 -.
iisasincIc Fliu 10 tliq -if5uids s geiHa'-
Mess - Aho clisst. blindness. Halr tfa 800
tie sisniscii. Ii.d 11ste De the AaHsr 80
att--tE f.4Ii.lfnt' sff 81 tit lleaft- lilf.i -
tie f.aasr. f'aia 81. tiar Eioasof NJ tia'5 Z.
q hundred aliI painful sgussoai
springs 81 Llysfefsiil -.,..sss
Ihey insisosz.e the Stomach n''a si.a.'-- /.
tarsid Liver slsa BoNcia. NAish irs-s. ls-sfr-
pnean i.si enica,.Y g. cleansing abe 49, = -
s.slsites and iizisnrtiug nav as ans ~
ss,.alt aret~ni. -tts
EO1t SKIN DfsEA HEst. Lrails ,,,.s.ss.
saii iiheiifs. rlutslass. sialss- fiiiP, 80 So
ii.as caramlslrs. hIi.,.-E ,ruir. , {. .'.,afs.s
ares i rslarlsa lfsia scarIs. iiist'ses Il ~
I 81 iit Er1fI1fl afri bis ~ TOE -. ~
ever aunIr o. ralHrr, iiersle ~ LIZ SO
U = H...f ~ ina short ttlar =
tll1-r lillrsas o. e hsstfi ID z5tt sf.i---
.fs.l.a llr 5.Is.-t .fs .. tilrtf A.i sfm
CIsaise tie Yifialed Blood ut-ne's. ,,l.7.st
imtsariiiau l41rrtiaz through ti.s sEia I, ssl
fsnftioi,s a. E8ress e.ianss a. sas'i ...1a.s
ei.sirrrse-f anl aaus-rlsa Ia ne t.'e -.
s1ileh Is 81 i6ri sid oar feelings ~ Il - = -
{ Keen ne hieod psFss nna ne h2'N
/ r'Iifnliogg. ..e. rssizf
PAS, TAPE. sra atber Weii-s, ..s,,.ssssf
IL she - stem us - rsany thgsHaii''s- =
l Ftfag - li7id removed. -, setIl--
aoLnnf All. DRUGGISTS 49, ,s,1ysLas
Z D GAF.EEg. rreuri-ssI. ~ = ~ ffsi
ffI lFu=-s--I sfIit -iar. ~ SFf "a
GO nfti1 alf So e-sissesss rfis't'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-04

nErnonIsr :. cnuRcn-soUTH

Dr.J.C. Mitchell, Pastor. Services
loSa ain, and pm.
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Every number con-
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-04

Rev. +. J.. Hendricks, Pastor. Servi-
ses every third Sunday OF the month az
go An
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-04

Rev. Wellhorn Mooney. Pastor. scrvi-
ees at l0ls am, and pm.
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DIR. RADWAY's
PERFECT PURGATIYE PILLS,

perfectly taeteless. elegantly coated vita
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cure of nil disorders OF the Stomach, Liver,
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INDIGESTION Dyspepsia, Bihoasnesn. Bilioas
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A few j. res Of Rsdway'e Pills viii free The
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Price 25 cents per box Sold BY druggists.
Read FALSE AND T UE." Send one
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BEST FOR GENERAL USES

It uses a STRAIGHT NEEDLE and
makes the LOCK STICK alike on
both sides of the goods.
Its great economy in Thread, using
only 2 IL yards of thread to
make "a seam one yard in len 9Th,
while some others require Q yards for
the same length, also uses glazed and
fax thread. It's great power and aeu-
raey of adjustment, passing through
with ease aud celebrity,
I'bdrty-F'5C or Forty
thickness Of Domestic. and without
changing tensions needle or thread, pas
ses on to tissue paper, making beanti-
ful stitch without tearing it. Its sim
plicity Of tension, the bottom thread
being always right, only remains to
conform the top thread to Il.
It IS the only Sewing Machine IN the
MARKET that Is clear OF
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HEALTH! BEAUTY
STRoNe ND PuRE RIoH ntneD- fsensa,
sF FLgeH AID " EIeHT-Cs.EAR SKIN Arp
BEArTirg- Cox rLExIoN SEeUnAB 70 Az.
Every Day an Increase In Flesh and
Weight is Seen and Felt.
&c eREAT BLoop PuRIFIER


ErSlT drop Of the sARsAPARILLIAN
RESOLV ENT communicates through tie
Bloed, Sweat, Urine. and other fluids sud
juices ofthe system fks - o. IF he, for Ii re-
pairs tho wastes Of the body with new aud
sound material. So-Qfuia, SgpAiiis. C0a-
sssapfs9a, tflasd07df dssass, Cycers 81 IA
throat if9UfA. Tgfnoss. Andes IN he glGsds
aad ofdsF Rafts y fbs SEsssns, sS.5s hyss. Mrs.
HlefaNs discharges fi1H1 "a ears, and AZ iarst
fans ~ slfn siseasfs. ErspfiHs, feazr lsHss,
.Scatf Had, King lofat, NaL Rheam, H.
siQelas. Aene, BLACK Sppfs Eoi4as IN IL
5ls.h, TIM rS. Cancers .hs NeAlt, and el
scsasenfNQ alid Futnf1i died GFqcs, hfQkf
lStsats. Lass Of Sperm and al lrlslsf eftA
fife PfSR eiels are irsfki1 TIE curatiat raaes u
the s0oadef ~ Ao3srn ChsmisfIg, aud 9 je,s
aassisuss taiiI rFops 60 q 2tls0n vssas & fur
eifler Qf Atsss turns u assedss ~ Pefsii ps1s
% cure thfnl.
Not only does tho SARsAPARt LT6N REaa'-
VENT excel nll known remedial agents In
tho cure Of Chrome, Serofnlous, CeHatltu-
tionai, and Skin diseases; but il "a the eulg
Positive cure for
Bladder dEfdney Complaints,
Urinary and womb diseases. Gravel Disbs
tess props stoppaze Of Water, lacsua-
nence Of Urine. Brikht's Disease, Alhusni-
maria, sna ia all eases where there are brisk
dust dePosIta.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-04

PALLsLR, JR-.
4 fine Mule Jack, black, and : years
old, VIII stand the present season NJ the
same place, AZ 81 the season, or $40 10 In
sure. Money dgie sameas above. Phil
ip. Jr., and his colts took the premiums
a Cur last fair.
a. IT. CARTER & co.
March ism
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'JOTTINGS ABOUT TIE STATE.

Winter weather In Marion; cold weather
and frosts. A little sleet fell on Monday night.
some of the Marion planters have been
unable to get all their cotton picked out.
"A large quantity OF cotton lies al Marion
awaiting transportation.
The election for lntendant and wardens of
Marion will be held on December 9.
DIR. Robert Harllee, of Marion, died last
Monday night, after a long and painful i'll
ness.
u. K. Sasportas says that he was removed
from his place as treasurer Of %Orangeburg and
did not resign.
Marion. Mr.. Moody says it Ia nothing but
common dlstemper 10 q contagious form.
1t Is said that Mr.. D. d. Chamberlain will
not be a candidate Tor the judgeship of the
Fifth Circuit.
The Governor has appointed Mr.. G.. P.
Kirkland county treasurer of Oconee County
In the place of B. ". Bell, resigned.
Last Thursday Mr.. James 8. Porter, rail.
road agent at Marion, had bis left hand
mashed between the Bumpers of TWO cars,
making the amputation of two fingers neces.
sary.
In the cases of John T.. Shaw and i. a.
McCOrkle. who were charged with killing 8
mar in York County In 1871, and who BUR
rendered to the sheriff oil that county q short
time ago. subsequently being brought to Co.
lumbis on q writ of habeas corpus issued by
Judge Mackey, ball has been granted In the
sum of one Thousand dollars each for their ap.
pearance at the March term OF the Court o
General sessions Tor York County. Hon. IL
Neagle became their bondsmen.
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OUR HUMILIATION OUR E1zLrAr1oN
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
The crisis through which we have passed,
encompasssed as It has been with results dig
aslrous and ru~insusjto our prospects, has not
been without It's beneficial effects upon our
people. Amidst the various and changeiul
scenes through which we have passed, indus
try, truth and energy have characterized us,
and this day we rise above the humiliation
following our late struggle rejuvinated, and q
proud spectacle TO our foes, overcoming every
obstacle TO Our advancement, and free In the
high position which our Integrity has decreed
us. When we consider the mnltItudinous
tdres and barriers TO our prosperity, which our
slate unpleas8ntuess" laid upon us, the heart
of every CaroliDlan should bound with pleasure
at the thought of the invinclbility aud courage
OF our people. We have truly ''paseed under
the rod" but 1t has not been, we trust, with
out beneficial results TO our State. The
charge OF imbecillty and idoleDce has been be-
lied by the strenuous efforts of our citizens for
o livelihood, and we have proved that the
characteristics OF q gentleman are not incon-
sislent with the labor and industry necessary
and important for the support and malnte-
nance Of their families.
This day the citizens Of South Carolina
stand before the world exalted and disenthral.
led. The earth. has yielded her increase"
and though 'cotton" has not yet been pro-
claimed "king, still ing production has yielded
a large and s%tupepdols proportion towards
the equalization of our foreign Indebtedness
and home independence.
Our Industry has not been %unreqnited. The
brains and energy of our people have been
recognized, and we challenge this day the adj
miraiiou OF the world In the lesson Of the
past, that our FORMULATION +" has been trnly
our "EIALTATIoN."
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CHURCH..

The Efforts to Secure Assistance at the
N~orth/for Its Restoration.
L. The New York Herald, OF Monday, publishes
among Its religious matters the following
communication
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, November %.
To the Editor Of the Herald:
Permit me space Ia your valuable Journal,
which has already 30 warmly advocated my
mission 10 this city, personally 10 direct The
attention OF the Christian people ofNew York
10 the wants oil the minister and church which
I represent. / have never before In my life
solicited money for any Cause whatsoever,
and would not do go In this instance but from
the TACT that I was appealed to Ia the most
pathetic language by my minister, the Rev..
Mercier Green (whom l tondly cnerlsh), to
come here aud present the extremity OF bis
church and himself to this people. Briefly,
then, / would cay that Christ Church, which
was organized in 1853, continued is good
work mill 1868 under its present rector. At
this time 1t became closed, and continued 30
until q few months since, when it was reopen
ed under the most favorable auspices. It Ia
located In a seclion In Charleston, 8. c.. where
the humber classes reside, and who are .un-
able to furnish pecunlary aid Of any moment.
They do, however, all that they can. We
want money to repair this church and it's Sun
day school house ; also q support for our rector
who, with bis wlfs and family, are now in great
need. If this church Is once successfully In
operation 1t can be Kept alive by collections at
home. I again ask this community whose Chris.
tian liberality is 90 pr0verbial, not to reject this
appeal. The cause has the cordial and unquall-
fed endorsement Of the Blight Rev. HoratI0
Potter, bishop of New York. and the Rev. s.
q. Tyng, D. D., rector of 81. Georges Church.
And here let me take occasion to return my
heartfelt thanks to Bishop Potter and the Rev.
DR.. Tyng for courtesies received. DR.. Tying
has been q warm and devoted friend TO this
noble mission ever since he became &C.
quainted with its history. To me individually
Lne many kindnesses of this Venerated and
beloved gentleman will ever remain as green
leaves IN my memery, which time can never
fade; and 1t Is to the fundamentally and CO.
operation above alluded to that 1 yet hope to
bring to elimination a work to which 1 am
devoling all the best energies of my nature.
A. G. KAUFMAN,
On behalf of the vestry of Christ Church,
Charleston, sc.
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SPARKS FROM TIE wIRFs.

The rolling mill hands In Scranton, Penn,
are on q strike.
The United States Supreme Court has ad.
journed to the first Monday In December.
No public business Will be transacted In
General j. AB. Hood was In Washington
The horse malaldyy has appeared in Mont
gomery, Ala. atf - lf1iI = III - :"
1890.
The North Carolina Legislature made
another. unsuccessful attempt yesterday to
choose q United States senator.
Tho Lackawans Valley. Hotel 10 Scran-
ton, PENN: was burned yesterday morning.
Nine bodies found ID the ruins Of the
Boston fire have been Identified. Nineteen
other coolies are gtnl missing: ..aT: adj 2. T.,
"a. H. Lewis, q man who was reported to
have mysteriously disappeared 10 New York
q few days ago, Is now. said to be an eubez-
Zler and forger.
The steamer Hector, from London, has
put in at Halifax In dfstress.l She reports; en-
counteriDg hurricane off New Foundland.
All vessels arriving at Halifax report heavy
gales. 90
The first parcel, Of the new sugar crop. has
arrived at. Havana. The contracts this gear
are less than formerly. There Ia q prospect
or an.immenRe crop, z thOughgthe rains Inter.
fere with the first grinding. .,.,
The New York Tribune says that Mr.,
Greelpyistill suffers from nervous prostration,
brought on BY an almost total loss OF sleep for
the past month or more, which has affected
his nerves and stomach. Within the present
week, however, The has eaten and slept more!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-28
~ CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA.
MIN nxmmx Yu,a npxsHAI niooouunu n6n

81 CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS Wa.
TER-NATTANs's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
TIE HAR.-Aperfsctly cisaz preparation n one
bottle, "a easily applied a. water, for restoring %
gray hair its natural color and youthful appear.
snce, to eradicate and prevent dandruG toprp-
mote the growth Of the hair and stop it's falling
ont. 1t Ia entirely harmless, and perfectly, free
from any poisonous substance, and win therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now In use. Numerous tedtimoniss
have BEEN sent us nom many OF our most proml.
rent citizens, some Of which are sunjoined. In
everything In which the articles now In use s1s
objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY u perfec:-
| It is warranted to contain neither Sugar Of lead,
| sulphur or Nitrate OF Silver, It does not sol the
| clothes or scalp, Is sgreeably perfumed, ana
makes one OF the chest dressings for the Hair In
use. 1t restores the color Of the hair s:more per
feet and uniformly than any other preparatory
and always does so In from three to ten daJs,
virtually feeding the roots Of the BAR WITH III
the nourishing qualities necessary TO IN growth
and healthy condition; It restores tnS ideciyed
add induces q new growth OF tbs Hstr insru posd-
lively than anything else. fhe application Of
this wonderful discovery also produces . pleasant
and cooling eject On che scalp and gives tho BAR
spleasing and elegant appearance. Price $1a
bottle. a ARTHUR HATTAHs,
Inventor and Propristor, Warrington, D. q
Fm sale By the Agent DR. 3. RAER,
30. Isl Meeting street, Oharsssnn,,AG
'nov1Sstuths ~ F'a'
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The UNITED STATES COURT:

Bratton's Bond Annulled-A Batch Of
Indictments-The Cour Adjourns to
Friday.
ESPECIAL TELEaRAM TO THE NEws.l
COLUMBIA, 8. c., November q.
The United States Circuit Court was organ
lied at two P. N. to-day. Petit Jury No l has
A. N. Mackey for foreman, and is composed Of
three whites and nine colored. Jury No. Q
has q colored foreman, and all the jurors but
two are colored.
The bond OF DR.. Rufus N. Bratton, of York,
was annulled In compliance with the In
structions of the government, at the instance
OF the British minister, that he be-, as far as
posslble, restored to the position which he &C.
Gu ,ied prior to his abduction from Canada.
= The grand jury found true bills against W.
C. whitesides and eight others.
The trial OF Ciyburne Hopper for a Ku-klux
conspiracy against Tom Roundtres was begun,
D. T. Corbln prosecuting, and 4essrS. W. j.
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Committee IN Enrolled Blls-H. ]. Max
well, T. @. Donaldson. W. q. Jones. Jr. -
Committee on EngrDssed Bills-Henry Car
dozo,F.A. Clinton J. L. Jsmison.
Committee IN Judlciary-B. F. WhittemOre
John Wilson, W. e. HDlcombe, e. A. swails
] W. c.. Keith, q. J. Maxwell, W. q. Jones, Jr
Committee on Incor,orations-W. b. Jones
Jr., W. x. Johnston, J. L. Jamlson, b. @. Cor
win, J. @. Hope.
Committee on Finance-Y.J J. p. Owens, B
F. W%hiltemore. W-B. Nash, 8. A. swails, Rob.
ert Srnalls, 8. E. Gaillard, ID. r. Duncan, W.
E. Johnston, James L. Jamison.
COMMITTEES on Milttafy-G. F. McIntyre, W.
3. Jervey, G. D. aayne, w. A. Jones, Jr., j.
a.. White, +. b.. Smith, J.. L. Jamison.
g.. e. Gaillard. John Wilson, Robert Smalls, F.
A. Clinton, C. D. Hayna, G.. ". Duvall.
Committee on Printing-Robert Smalls, H.
J.. Maxwell, Y. j. 2. Ovens, Henry Cardozo,
G. D. Hayne, j. L. Jamlson, B. F. Whlttenore,
J.. M. Smith, G. F.. Mcintyre. y
Committee on Privileges and EleotIons-B.
F. Whittemore, Y. J.P. Owens, b. G. Corwln,
John Wilson, d. B Duncan, T. B. Jeter, G.
COMMITTEES on Public B%uildings-C. Smith,
W. E. Holcombe, Henry Cardozo, L. Cain, j.
a.. White.
Committee on Roads. Bridges and Ferries
L. Cain. W. E. Johnston, Y. J. p. Owens, ". E.
Holcombe, Sanders Ford, W. B. Jervey, ].
Hollinshead.
Committee on Legislative Library-w. e.
Johnston, John Wilson, John Lee, J. Rollins
Committee on Public Roads-W. r. Jervey,
D. B. Duncan, T. g. Dunn, G. D. Hayne, I. "A.
Clinton, L.. Gain, J.Lee.
:. Committee on. Railroads.. A. Swsils, W.
q. Jones. Jr.; r. O.. Dunn, Il. @. CorWln, j.
Hollinshead, J. n. Smith, I. B. Jster.
Committee on Retrenchments-C.i D.
Hayne, W. E. Johnston, G. Smith, G.. F.
Mcintyre, G. W. Duvall.
Committee on neutrality-suspicious. smslls,
J. d. White, W. E. Holcombe, q. J.. Maxwell,
F. A. Clinton. II
Committee on Contingent A%ccounts-W. B.
Nash, 8. E. Gaillstd, Robert SmaIls, ]. L.
Jamison, Y. J. P. Ovens, q. F. Mcintyre, L.
Cain. "a"
Committee on County Offices and Officers
J. L. JamIson, B. 2. Wbittemore, Robert
smalls, 8. A. swailsi 7. c. Dunn, D. B. Dun
can, I'M. Smith.
COMMITTEES on Medical A6aira-Y. J. P.
Owens, J. G. Hope. ]. @. Donaldson. ]. q.
White, g.. F. Mcintyre. PICKET.