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AUCTION.
qhoT0lgh-bred Alderley Bill & Cows

E WILL sell, at the residence of Rev.
Jas. P. Boyce, OH the Oath Septem-
her, Tuesday, ut public auction:
One Alderney Bull, Lawrence-3
years old June, 1872.
One Thoroughbred Alderney Cow,
Jewels years old December, 1872.
One thoroughbred Alderney Calf,
May years old, 1872.
One bred Cow, Flora-3 years old.
One J Alderney Bull Calf, Alexis.
One / Alderney Heifer Calf, Little
Dorritt-yearling.
One full-blooded Devon Cow-from
stock of Col. E. S. Irvine.
One Grade Devon-from stock of Col.
Hoke, of N. G.
A.ll of the above COWS, except the
calf by Lawrence.
The pedigree of the above stock ,eaE
be had in printed circular by applying
ito me or seen ut this office.
Never before has such an opportunity
been offered to our people to improve
their stock the above Alderney stock
having been selected from the best
herds. -,
at the. same time and place will sell
One Bay Mare, q
One Double Carriage, with Harness,
One Single Barouche,
tOne no Top Buggy,
One Top Buggy,
One One-Horse Wagon,
One Superior Chester Sow and Pigs,
One Wheat Roller,
One Boiler in Brick,
Cooking Stove, Plows, Bar Iron,
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."The cheapest of premiums consis
tent with entire and perfect safety to-
the insured best subserve the public
interest, and operate to extend the
benefits of these benefcent institu
tions. It's needless and expensive
to pay over money or notes to Life
Insurance Co., for the purpose only
of having the same returned.
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ANDERSON BRANCH & BLUE GEDIv'Ni

AccommodatiOn Train between Bel
ton and Anderson on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Leave Belton at
$50 A. NJ, or on arrival of Down Train
from Greenville. Leave Anderson at
2.OOP. NJ, connecting with Up Train
from Columbia.
THOS. DODAMEAD, i,
Gen'l Superintendent
JABEz NORTON, Gen'l Ticket Agent
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ARRmI1LE BRANCH,

Train leaves Ahbeville at 9.15 A. M,
connecting with Down alrafn from
Greenville. Leaves Cokesbury at 2.lo
P. M, connecting with Up Train from
Columbia. Accommodation Traln,.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leaves CoEesbury at Ills "A: NJ, or on
the arrival Of the Down Tram from
Greenville. Leaves Abbeville at l
o'clock P. NJ, connecting with Up
Train from Columbia.
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n9 Connect at Aston with trains on
the Spartanqurg and Union Railroad !;
connecting at Colpnbia, g. C., with
Night Trains on the South Carolina
Railroad, up and down also with Trains
going North and South on Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, and,
Wilmington, CclRanbia and Augusta
Railroad.
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Notice (!

.e,TRAYED, OR STOLEN from the
~ Poor House in this County, on
Friday night, the 5th inst, A BAY
MARE MULE with white spot on
fright side of neck. Said mule is
about 9 years old, in good order. A
suitable reward will ,be paid for the
recovery Of the mule.
r. JONES, C. &C.
Sept. 10, 1872, 22-tf
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Chatsworth Female Institute.
No. 1SS Franklin Institute,
RAJ,TIMORT. MD.

NNI ISIS A. E. HASsON, Principal,
lVH MRS. G.. E. ENGELBRECHT,
formerly of Belle Haven Institute, Co.
lumbia, s CO. Vice-Principal.
This school will reopen SEPTEM-
BIER 16. The building.a grounds are
spacious, location high and healthy,
.aourse of study extensive, and instruc-
ton thorough.
Both the Principal and Wiee-P Principal
have had much experience in educating
and training the young. The entire ex-
,pense per .annum ola boarding pupil,
English tuition, one other
language and Vocal Music, $3.50. Music,
Languages and other extras moderate.
For circulars address the Principal.
Sept. 2, 1872, 2l-2t .....
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Greenville & Columbia r. r.
50 50 - 80 ezg 80
CHANGE OF sCEDULE.

On and after Thursday, September the
9TH, 1872, the Passenger trains ON this
Road will be run as follows, daily, Sun
davs eycanted. ..a..- ..-... 5 T.
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Citation for Letters of Administration
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
BY C. w. GUFFIN,. Esq, Probate
Judge.
TNHEREAS, Jane Atkins, feolored)
wv made suit to me to grant him
letters of Administration of the Estate
and Effects of Squire Atkins, (colored,)
late of Abbeville County. deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite
and adnenish all, and singular the kin
.dped and creditors of the said Squire
Atkins, deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at AbbeviHe G. H., S. c., on
the 18th September next, after publica-
ton hereof, at IL o'clock in the forenoon,
to shew cause, if any they have, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 30th
day of August, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-two and in.the ninety-seventh
year of American Independence.
Published on the ath day Of Septem-
ber, 1872.
G.. w. GUFFIN, J. P. A G.
Sept. 4, 1872, 22-1t
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Due West Female College /!

.GEND us YOUR DAUGHTERS.
~ The next Session opens OCTOBER
7th. Only the very best teachers are
employed. Boarding, including wash
.ing and fuel, and Tuition year $lS4.5O
Over 100 pupils are present annually.
Send for Catalogue. =,
J. I. BONNER, President.
Sept. 1872, 21-tf
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VOLUME Xxx a.
MRAlps.
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rings on one finger III "a
Josh Billings .says: Don't work
before breakfast. If it is necessary
to toll before breakfast, eat your
breakfast first"
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and gh;eh he took for q cat. ~ 4
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WavSe Gives notice that his; poat
Office address has been Temporarily
CHANGED to the State penitentiary. Il
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saaadon .or, ,heinr slrapeled with the
|6asid breath 81 heIlish despotism:
The storekeapar said those were the
onlv n;naannies he had.
ou'y .A'ap app'1' - 1.'sis
Nv here was s,s bls1ep Aas,nas aass ga..
90 70 aea.n askeu = 'e'sSl'' - :
commanding voice.
Joshua knows sald 9 llttle glrlaS Il
the y s,,s bottom o. inc a claas see r,.,,,,.
oi,: a.usas IN sgsss- 80. = s.-
AIN the fire. replied Joshua look
ine yery @taye md wise. E & 8
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neu.os 80 uaosn.sa s.s.s;ar ~, s' Ho~ d.
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yon llks yoaI ..p;.s ssx rasssl .a;ss = annrn
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zoo mucn lor a.l niI., -. 4 ann,k !,
DennlsInu su S -'''r 8 - s.
mane "
A lady, who loved BulwaEs enteFe6
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A CARD.

STRICTLY GRADED AND GUAR
ANTEED TO GIVE SATISFAC-
TlON. We will always sell at the
lowest market price. In addition
we will have on hand at all times,
AMPLE STOCK OF GRAIN and
other produce, and also be prepared
to fill orders fer all lines Of GROCER
LES, LIQUORS, sc.
Thanking the public for tho liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed and
soliciting g q continuance of the same,
we are
Yours, truly,
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Nail Making Machine.

A new nail making machine has been in.
troduced in the manufactures of Birming.
ham, England, which feeds and turns over
the nail plate by apeculiar arrangement
Of mechanism, by which great facility
and perfection arc secured in the produc.
ton ofthe article n5r. IyeAf
The feeder consists Of tube supported
In front OF the machine, within which
tube rod, to which the nail plate is con.
nected, slides. The nail plate is advanced
to the cutters by weighted cord acting
on the feeding rod. The feeding tube and
rod are connected together by a'pin and
slot, and are supported in two adjustable
supports, one at the nose end of the tube
and the Other'at or near its outer end,
The support at the nose end has an eve,
or loop, and the support near the outer
end n hollow pinion by o key and q key
way. aafis- 90 p :
An alternating semi.rotation is given to
the feeding tube and rod, SO as TO turn
over the nail plate at the proper times by
the pinions described, a sliding rack
worked by 7themain shaftsoi the machine
gearing with the pinion. The feeding
tube has limited longitudinal reciprocal.
ting motor, given TOT and its nose end
has q rising and fallihg lotion given 10, il
by thesimple operation Of q double acting
cam, in addition TO the semi.rotation.
Tho reciproeating motion Is for the
purpose Of drawing the nail plate from
the cutters during theiturning over ofthe
nail plate, and the rising motion is for the
purpose Of permitting Of the turning over
Of the nail plate. During this turning
over, the;plate is prevented from adyan.
cling to theScuttefs by the action OF q
lever upon the feeding, rod by which the
nail plate is carried. : ~ 10 Y
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LANDS FOR SOLDIERS.
Provisions Of the New Homestead
Laws-A Farm for Every Soldier,
sellSs end MaElpe. ~ "a

49,,
Provisions OF the New Homestead
Laws-A Farm for Every Soldier,
8snhofa aud Maftnes 40 "a
DiSpasch 70 he D shuieh CON hercial. d
WELLINGTON, March Z-Thdinquiries
concerning the exact terms Of the sol.
diers' homestead bill are very numerous
from all quarters. AS 1t goes 10 the
President for signature, 1t provides that
every i0fficer or, soldier, seaman q
maHne, who served during The febellton
and was hUnoraBIy discharged, shatl, o.,
compliance with The homestead act, re.
ceivc patent for one hundred and sixty
acres Of public lands, not mineral, In.
GLIDING the alternate reserved sections OF
public lands along the line Of any rail.
road Or other public work nrovided,
chit said 1omeSt6ad settler shah ibeials
lowed six months after locating his home.
stead, within which to commence his set.
Element and improvements; and provided.
also, that the time which the homestead
settler shall have served in the army,
navy or marine corps aforesaid shall be
deducted from the time heretofore re.
quired to perfect the title, or II dis.
s ssVsgs o. on a ssSSSR' 5euS1sS 4 It.
line of, duty 6theti the term Of en-
listment shall, be deducted from the
time shefetoIore Sreuuifed to perfect the
title, without reference TO tho length Of
time he NAV have served; provided. how.
ever, that no patent shall issue to any
homestead settler who has not resided
upon, Improved and cultivated his saif
homestead i6r "a period lot a least one
year after ho shall Commence his i'm.
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GhsqntItlieliIgl
so,iru SEA BUBBLES.

,uSu 10 the highlands
~ "rShIy shadow OF my AnaI,
~ Sn ~ hour OF the tgIVent meat
" Ths NJ paTsCs the south Sea ls'ahu'
yoor harvested quick conner,
Van, d1il tlFelesa hummer ,h,s
NIX Wv sSSSr dI grows old ana n.ss,
ia u ito prime Of Ssouth sea e0uiu
When smuggling bees hum ovt
TheIf honey lTi the cloyefi ,
think Of Inc honey. beds knoN.,
And storm like Gsoulh Sea 'O's'
when the winds begin to na"cF' .r
MyhCart 10 ID q flutteri ,o.,Inp reef.
Por I dream Of foam ahG , = i
And rakish south sea e"'"'
In spite Of all endsayCF: aver.
Her sIraIning low iines i,n,v Brave
A eEash. wreck, and Wavty
~ 4 SouIh SeS home iofeNe''
,,or, N. p.lm thatch cover. ..I
wSS,s IN ttprlng parrots h2vSL
W. Ss.S drtAFy GClds and folk,
And slSh iOrl South Sea io'eF'
.,booloV Of sandy reaches,
no n;y, ~ Of tbc far.oiI, blue, blue wave
VP Ts E'II aps on the South Sea beaches
vo, nv heart Is full Of tronble;
m rafes on cares that double;
ISd ant Of the core Of q Citrun gonrd
I Blow me south Sea bubblel ,o.,,.,,,d
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Cincinnati Nrarket.

CNo1NNATr, March 97.-F1ouR-Dull
and prizes dropping; family, 81 6Oa7 Is.
GRAN-W Quiet and unchanRed:
red q 70a1J72. Cons ODe1ed nrm. mi
close 1nllF at 45a46cs RyeE 00aS2c.
Oats and Barley-QIiet and UNCHANGED.
Provisions Dull and UNCHANGED.
Pork-$19 90 asked. Lard-Sales Al SIC
for prime steam. Bulk meats-QuiCt and
unchanged.
-, Louisville .MStkst.
LoUIsvILLE, March es.-TonAcco-
Unchanged at full prices. Sales Of 1888
hhds
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Milwaukee Market.

MrLwuKEE, March ssy-ELouR-Dnll
and prices have declined. nd saIog RI
observation-disclosures fair andmsr-
ket firm; No, /, 81 80; No. 9, 81 81.
Oats-No. 3, sec. ,Corn-No. 9 mixed,
$3.50 Rye-6sc. Batley-steady.
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q A6ESELEMRN In theyicinity of fPhila.
delphiarecenty lost hiswife, and young
Miss 81. SIX, who cane 10 the funeral, said
TO his little daughter Of about the same
age: "Your pa will marry again, won't
hHy" "oh, yesp was the reply; "but not
until after the Irneral.ns
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TINS omiaods Paragraph appears in a
prominent position In q Georgia paper
"Our citizens, after a few weeks Of respite,
have again took to dropping underline
ground at Praters Corner .Ns.t1
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lGtgdisBStehes veg CLEAN shat Tie
famincmi feIsis h$Snb stghs; 1T aihStSI
mentrsMeI and sM0men 5arerd9 wing 1.-THE
streets1 CoFpses of children estFew. the
roadside, THE stckenng pdpf pt the dc!
eayedI dead tAintsa the air, breeds o ReSti-
lence and hastens thewofk Of starvation
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supposed to refer TO Costello. a5,7f,;-
when this dispatch was showHto our
reporter he at once. suggested who the
men were, but some thought the dispatch
abliAd. Subsequent events proved our
reporter To be correct. i, +, .eg5il
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL n,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
.45Ui9 lL8I--ls5E+--lD 8JLVIei oI

New York MoneYland Stock Market.
New YORK, March 2S.-GoLD-The
market closed dull at 1104 Clearings
about S4O,OOO,0OO. 80 rs ~
MoNEY-stringent 1t loaned as high
as !, and closed at7 per cent gold to 1.18
per cent.
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~ cuMpaRLA AND sTATIoN, March q, is1s,
y, il0iloEdA Rosa, Netp York; ,51i.5ygf ri
g Geo. Francis Train untdOne. Cos, \ and / ar.
lers, =. - ~ BuRKR
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the purchases by German bankers. The
Government sold one million at from
11034a109.G0. reEFgrr
STATE BoNDs-southern securities dull
and lower in. South. Carolinas. SllFNl
SToeKs-On the Stock Exchange to.
day there was an entire absence. In Erie
there was further decline. The princi.
pal features were Lake Shore and New
York Central, which advanced on the re.
port that they are TO be called on the
London Stock Exchange. Pacific Mail,
ohios and Western Union Telegraph have
been active; Union Pacific dull; Boston
6 Hartford sold as high as 91t.j ! - e.
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Transportation.

Tickets to allprincIpal points in the East and
West can be procured al, the Union Ticket Office,
In MLurc House, and at tho, Station at Bridge.
port. f5ne -,
tELll FIR. MYERS,
novel General Passenger and Wicked Aront.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March -FLouR-Extra
spring firm at SO Soar 90. re- So Z =
GRAIN-Wheat.E mo. Q flrmefat 81 eOs.
Corn-No. 3 mixed firmer at 37sa3sc,
0ats-No. 9 quiet and 1aEc lower. Rye.
Stronger at C9a70c. Barley-Quiet and
easier at 50c.
PRoVIsroNs-Po Pork Unsettled 1t $l1 go
Lard-$s 10as 10. Bulk Meats-Un.
changed; shoulders 4c. -.
HIGuWINRs-Firm ut SSIc. N'
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YoRK, I March es.-The . Idry
goods market is active and firm. There
has been q further advance in Flannels Of
aIc per yard in various makes, and the
demand is ahead Of the production Gil
bert's No. /, yard in width, are up to 81 90;
do No, Q do 81 90; do No. 8 do 75c; do
No, 4 do zoe; do No. 1, KS, do 81 05; do
No. 2 do 9Oc; do No. Sdo roc; do No, 4 do
65c. Woolens generally have risen, and
the market Is b1oyant. Printed Calicbs
are IN good request, and with thereduced
supply the market has q hardening ten.
lency; all desirable brands are salea6le at
Lie, and select styles and c6lorings 12c.
hamtlton's Fancies and Checks 12c. In
staple Cottons changes are very slight.
Suffolk r. Brown Shirtings are up 70 0c;
Stark A. Brown sheetinSs 15c; Massa.
chusetts D. 1Sc; do A. 1Sc; do O. 1OIc:
Lyman 9. 13c; Skaters & Masonville IA
per Cambtics 1916; 1aconia Corset Jeans
14ic; Androscoggin Sateens 100.
| $500 NlElyuyaHLaa 49, .aF1sIa "
, 1872-12-02

SpseiaI Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 30.-The epizootic still IN
creases. Many horses have died, and hundreds
ara affected. Oxen are generally used for haul
ing freight. To-day the mail was taken to TIE
train in a handcart.
A disease somewhat similar to the epizootio
has appeared among some cows in West Des-
Moines.
CLH1oN, Iowa, Nov. 30.-The epizootic is still
spreading: All livery stables are closed.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Nov. 3O.-The epizootic is
steadily abahpg, notwithstanding the cold
weather. ..--
MoxrdoamaY, Nov. 3o.-The horse disease is
here.
DUBUQUE, Nov. 30.-The horse diseaae is IN
creasinS in some parts Of the city and decreasing
in other parts. Livery men think that eight
days more OF rest and careful treatment OF
horses will 6t them for ute. The street railway
company will be unable to resume business 1or
some time. Or teams are being extensively used
CEc1NNAT1, Nov 30.-The effects OF the horse
malacy are rapidly disappearing Ihe tlre Ue-
part1nent horses will all probably be ut tor use
next week. The Street Cleaning Departments
will hare nearly its whole force ont On Mon9Ay;
Two hundred and forty-four horses have o1eo
thus far.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia. Nov. 30.-The eplzoot1o
made it's appearance here to-day: 4 large num-
ber Of cases are already reported and the mer-
chants and transfer companies are MAKING AZ
1angemeuts to secure oxen to dehVeT goods.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 30.-The / Id last night
cansed sgyeral fatal cases Of epizootic. Nearly
all the street csrs have discontinued, damaging
business on Canal street. The theatres are
GALyEsToy, Nov 50.-The epizootic is here,
and viii doubtless interfere with tho movements
Of cotton and other merchandise.
, 1872-12-02
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 3o.-The Assembly's approval Of
the resolution Of Minister Dufaure has had
quieting effect, and tranquility now prevails.
It is reported that the Gaulois is to be sup
pressed.
In the Assembly, this afternoon, before the
minutes Of the previous sitting we're ratified,
Baragnon, Conservative Deputy, protested
against the vote yesterday on the resolution of
Minister Dufaure being recorded, because sew
eral Of the Deputies we're absent He did not
believe the result was a fair expression OF the
will Of the Assembly.
II. Batbie said he considered that the vote elo-
quently demonstrated On which side the conser-
vative policy could be found. This remark gave
| rise to great excitement. Many Deputies pro-
tested against the language of II. Batbie. Re-
| examinations passed backward and forward be-
tween the opposing parties.
Deputy from Paris questioned the Govern
ment il IL relation to encouraging the addresses
the present controversy. He accused the Gov
| efnment OF conniving at melting them.
" 4e Franc, Minister Of the Interior, warmly
defended tho Government in receiving the ad-
dresses and announced that he accepted the
| principle Ministerial responsibility.
Inc agltas1on here Was very great.
! NJ. DuVnl made violent attack On the Govern
mont: 3neis4 "Henceforth,' he said ':neisher Or
ist, but all parties will unite to arrest the fatal
! descent of the country" He continued at
length in violent Btrain, and concluded by
moving resolution declaring that the Municipal
Councils had violated the laws OF the county;
that II. Le Franc, in receiving addresses for
the President, has also failed to observe them.
| Amid much excitement the Assembly proceed
ed to vote on the motion. 1t was approved by
305 yeas ae ainst 299 nays.
The result caused great sensation. The sit
| ting was Immediately brought to close.
! Throughout the entire debate party feeling was
| infamed to it's highest pitch.
The gloomiest Impressions prevail this even
| ing in Paris
1t is believed that it will be- impossible for
Theirs to govern the country under present cir
| cumstancss. The Moparchists declare that they
| will oppose Theirs to the bitter end, unless he
disavo1s all responsibility forthe causo of Gam
| beta.
PARIS, Nov. 1910 P. MT is announced this
| evening that II. LIE Franc rendered his resigna-
| ton to the President.
The Ministers are now closeted With Thiers.
, 1872-12-02
PO!:ITlcAL:

THE LEGISLATIVE tls&:s&92r IN ALABAMA.
Mosrao,1Eay, Ala, Ss-This morning .
detachment of the seyanlR Se:'alry bivouacked
near the Capitol eroundst ,Stsnse excitement
troops were intended for $" mere POSSE comnatus,
the excitement subsidized.
The Legislature a. thfaCspitol passed bill
and sent it to Govern:,r Lewis, but he refused
to receive it.
A joint resolution 'sAs pssssd appointing
Committee to communicate the facts By tele-
graph to the Cove einnlent at Washington, md
appointing delegate to present the case to the
President. The Legislature express great conf
dence the President will sustain them
In answer to the communication Of the Capt.
tol Legislature yesterday, Governor Lewis re-
piled that two bodies claim his recognition;
that the members Of the other received the ma
jority of the votes cast !; that he could not
recognize the Capitol Legislature, because, II
persons whom.he said did not receive the ms
jority were excluded, the body would be with
out quorum
The Court House body has been in secret
session.