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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
yTNHE undersigned respectfully announces to his
i friends and the public in general, that he is
prepared with - ......
A FINE STOCK OF MATERIAL,
in his line suitable to the wants Of every CUSTOM
or, who may give him call. They may not only
obtain an article Of good quality
''.'.. AT A REASONABLE PRICE,
but are also certain to secure what Is equally as
desirable, a good fit and fashionable style. These
are advantages which should not be overlooked.
Special attention Is called to the celebrated cloth
top Congress Cater and the Congress Shoe
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
Also, on hand, good stock OF light and heavy
BROGANS and OXFORD TIES, which are war
ranted to give entire satisfaction for the price paid
rs Special and prompt attention Is given TO re-
pairing. F. CHRlSTMAN, agent.
Marches IL u
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.

nY direction Of the Chairman OF the Repnbli-
6 can Slate Executive Committee. and in pur-
suance of the authority vested in me as County
Chairman. a CONVENTION OF THE REPUB-
GICAN PARTY OF YORK COUNTY, is here
by called 70 meet at Yorkville, on MONDAY,
AUGUST II, 1872, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. H., =
The objects Of the Convention are 70 SELECT iour
delegates to represent the County in the nomina,
ting Convention of the Fourth Congressional
District which assemblies in Columbia, on We'd
resday the 18th day Of August, to nominate q
candidate for Congress for the said District Jour
delegates to represent the County In the State
no ninating Convention which assemblies at %
lumb:a, on Wednesday, the 21st day OF August /;
and to nominate candidates for the following
county offices, viz: '.''.
A State Senator, four Representatives In the
lower branch of the Legislature, Sheriff, q Judge
of Probate, Clerk Of the Circuit Court, 9 county
School Commissioner, three County Commits
sioners, and Coroner.
The election precincts of Yorkville and ROCK
Hill are each entitled to five delegates and every
other precinct in the County to three delegates
each. The Republican voters OF the County wili,
therefore, meet at their respective PoLlng pace
or voting precinct, at 10 o'clock, A: NJ, on Sal,
URDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST, ana
then and there proceed to elect the number OF
delegates to the County Convention to which such
precinct Is emitted. .
Each person whose name appears below, WILL
please extend this notice, attend the precinct
meeting in his neighborhood and see thatthe dele
gates selected for the precinct mentioned IN con-
1aot;on with his name are supplied with proper
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LAMPS AND FIXTURES.

sD sine Oil Lamps and Fixtures, Lamp Goods
&c. Keep always on hand Vests Extra No:
Kerosine Oil, ito degrees fire test. Perfectly
safe. Never has been known to get on a "burst' y
JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
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:. SUMMER DRESS GOODS.

..'''. SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
WYE are offering SUMMER DRESS GOODS
w at and below cost Listen at our prices:
Japanese Silk, worth $3.50 for $l.0O.
=" " So LOO (" so.
Grenadine worth Sl.0O for so cents.
Is 18Th
so "25
Dolly Vardens, worth so cents for rs cents.
Deaines, worth 374 cents for 20 cents. .'''
Striped Pique, worth SO cents for 80 cents. .,
Any one in need Of any of these articles vii
do we'll to call on us before purchasing.
T. M. DOBSON & co.
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u.s.. r. THOMSON,
SOLICITOR IN BANKRUPTCY,
$4,000 WANTED,
RAGS WANTED
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
PENCILS.
FOR SALE.

A LOT of Carpenters, Red and Blue India
n Rubber Tips and cheap Pencils, for sale by
#. D, GRIST.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-08-08

1.-TWO first-class YOUNG MULES, in fine work
l order. Apply yat this Office.
August l 81 1t
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II. nj. DOBSON & co.

IF YOU want Ready Made Clothing and we can
fit you, we will make the price suit, if it is any
thing in reason. o, o,o...
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,tAUCTION SALES.
SHERIFF,S SALES.

DY virtue Of wprts Of fer1 tacias, to me directed,
ID will be sold between the legal hours OF
Sheriff g sale, ON THE FIRST, MONDAY IN
.,. SEPTEMBER, NEXT, III,
at York Court House, the following property,
-"One house and in Rock Hill, situated on Main
street, containing one acre, more or less bounded
by lots of D. Gordon and others, levied on as the
property of Kerr& Roach at thesuit ofB. I. Wheel.
er and others. ~. - t$3.75
MB- FERNS invariably cash-purchasers to pay
for papers and stamps. Purchasers who DO not
comply with the terms Of sale, must expect the
property bid off by them to be advertised for re-
sale at their risk for the ensuing sales-day.
,. IT,. .3hiR II. GLENN, 8. Y.C.
August t. 80 ~ At
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CHTNOTDINE.

T HAVE on hand a supply Of CH1NO1D1NF;
PILLS, sugar-coated. Chinoidine is one of
the active principles of the Peruvian or Calasaya
Bark and is aspecific for the cure of Chils, Dumb
Ague and Fever and Ague in Lifts forms.
JOHN G., KUYKENDAL.
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WINE OF TAR

TNVIGORATES and regulates the stomach and
bowels curing Consumption, Asthma, Bleed
ing of the Lungs, Coughs, &C., for sale at the
York Drug Store.
J0HN q KIIYKENDAIL
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mar aSsRssk ROCK Hill Lantern copy six weeks. ;. -,
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VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT.

TURNlP SEED.
SUPPLY of fresh and warranted Turnip
n Seed, embracing number of varieties from
the House of D. Landreth q Son, on hand at the
York Drug Store JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
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JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.

. ALTERATIVE EXTRACT.
nR. Pierces Alternative Extract or Golden Med
I ical Discovery just received at the York
Drug Store, JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
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Hyde Park, Lsadss.

Hyde Park 10 the greatest place to study
English s'ciety from the outside. Before
noon Il i given 10 children riding with ,hei,
masters or grooms, or walking with their
nurses Or governesses- Children - one
sees nowhere eIss, with golden hair, gres,
eyes. angel faces and prize calves. From
twelve to two O'Clock daily hundreds and
hundreds Of men and women, pass along
Rotten Row, the great ride Ia the park.
where n" wheeled thing ever enters, and Il
most without exception these men and
women are we'll mounted, veil dressed. and
followed by well dressed. we'll mounted
CROWNS. Under the noble trees of the wide
gravel. walks which border the ride, lounge
hundreds and hundreds Of men and women
on foot watching the riders. Between two
and three O'Clock riders and walkers have
disappeared; everybody 10 at luncheon.
Three hours later the park 10 crowded again,
but everybody 10 driving now; you ses few
on foot. and hardly any one on horsebsck,
hut every a0rt Of vehicle, from the fourth.
hand drag, down through I'll varieties Of
the coach specie, open and close, to the pony
phaion. And what strikes an American the
in"st - that none Of these people have any.
thing To do.-Lippiac0N.
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The tidss purify and wash The shores,
clsaning and sweeping our ports; the chr.
rents. which result tbesefrom. dissacumbee
oar rosdssesds with the mspeee OF mud
which load them, clssr the mouths Of riv
en-. and produce I pure and Wholesome
freshness. These undulations Of the ocean.
these powerful pulsations Of the water, are
influenced By stan which sesepasated from
our planet by millions Of leagues: nor haye
they lees mathematical regularity thsn that
which directs those planetary bodies them.
selves. Ats 6xed hour the formidable
masses Of water, raised BY IN invisible pow.
er. rise and approach the shore. They rise,
they precipitate themselves with resisiless
power. but only to stop gently q . precise
moment. without ever passing the bounda.
~ which nature he's traced. II 10 surely On
honor IN the human race 70 have succeeded
10 calculating to the very hour. nay the Ok.
act minute, IN which the oscillations or the
sea begin and end In every part Of the globe.
Nevertheless, - ye' unknown combinations
will at times, produce terrible disasters
that cannot b avoided By any foresight or
precaution. Thus, occasionally, power.
ful wind happens to blow In the same d.
rection with the tide, and gives Il incredi.
bic force and fury. No lofty emhsnkment
reared by the hand Of man. no r,cky ram.
part raised by Nature herself can then
withstand it, power; and towns ere swept
away 10 an inslsnt. In some parts of the
globe the tide produces remarkable effects.
from the peculiar formation OF the coss,
which II strikes. The mast striking In.
''ance 10 that OF the Island Of Mauritus,
where long. rocky prom"n,ory runs far
Dut intO the sea, and has been worn by the
waves into numerous csvsrns and groltoes,
y marvellous beauty and groteequeness.
The waters have forced for themselves out.
let through the inf Of one Of these caves,
ind when the tidal wave reaches the caass
L file the cave, and then. with indescribs.
BE grandeur, files through the opening to
height Of sixty feet, accompanied by .
roar which IL heard for miles 1t
EsoMiasr.
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Of ,hs psio 1gbs q Lesg Reashe ns ~sas
lhers II biz police galley. and, % landing
near the Long Reach Tavern. Nv Calls,
ts'nce dssd,. and Common lighting ID, . ring
enclosed with stakes and ropes, about two
hundred ysrds from the tavern. He saw
Hicks standing near or In the ring, incit.
Ing the men to fight. and heard him call
''tims." The men then ses.io and fought.
A. he was going towards the ring Hicks
turned round met him and said: ''Csn We
finish it. s,ri We have not got much more
/" do" Witness replied: % Certainly moi;
II you do not cease lighting shall take you
oil into custody" He replied. Very we'll.
or; then 70 will knock "a, /" and then went
to the ring snd said to the fighting men !:
/" That will do; We can't finish it.; the gen.
tlemeu won't let a."
They then left of fighting. and u soon
~ Csllis left the ring be fell down insensi.
bic On the ground aud he saw them carry
him into the tavern. He then went to the
Ftfth Police Station and got assistance. and
teIsgraphec to Superintendent Braddon to
prevent them escaping across the country.
He, with assistance. went 10 the LOng Reach
Tavern. and - be neared Il, he saw boat
put I'd. and. on going alongside. saw Conner
and several men It. and Sergeant Bond took
Common into custody. He saw another boat
coming from the opposite shore toward the
tavern. and on gong alongside It ssw Hicks
md Patton, who were taken into susb,dy.
The men In bis boat had been to Purflect II
fetch doctor, WIN was with them. They
then went on shore to the tavern, where he
ssw Calls lying insensible on table He
wss examined by DR.. Cot, who stated that
he Was In very dangerous condition. and
must be removed Immediately. He then,
with the assistance of some of the constahles
Vt the county cons'sbulsry. removed the
prisoners and the man Calls to Hartford.
The prisoners were taken to the police eta. |
Hon. while Calls WIS taken to the Work.
Rouse lnfirmsry, where he expired this
After be had taken Calls to the |
nfrmary. be charged the Others with cum.
hitting breach Of the peace. Witness had |
been to the workhouae this morning and |
deutiiled Cal il q the man he saw fighting.
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4 TIVE Days Fight-Dcath Of Ore sf In,
Pighters.

The new laws against prize lighting have
pretty we'll put On end 70 the practice If the
noble srt Of self.defence In England; bu,
on March 18th and 18th there was = terrible
prize light Il Long Reach. In the London
district, bctweeu Two well.kuown Netropo.
Titan boxers-T0m Calls. the eldest con Of
the late commissary Of tia ring. ana Jack
C'nnor. both Of whom agreed 10 axht for
eso aide. At $50 pounds each. Both pss>
aies have appeared en- several previous occs.
'sions 10 the pr'ss. ring. and had both met
when Conner defeated Calls for tIs. sf,er
lighting eleven rounds In 6fty.eight minutes.
on August 81. 1880 On'ths flrst day of the
light In question the parties met and tough,
forty'four rounds lasting just a hour, Con
nor winning both drst blond and drst knock
sd0wn-the 6rst In the second round bv a
blow In the mouth, snd, the, latter u. the
tenth round by heavy right. handler on the
jaw. While lighting tho forty. fourth round
the police interfered. and tho referee order
Cd the men out Ut The ring. and Tor them Ia
renew the contest next day. when both men
again met, and. on dissvbing, Calls showed
sbe ehecis Of fer more punishmsnt than his
antagonist, who seemed IL bsstee condi,ion.
After fighting thirty.one rounds Ia one.
hosr and Ten minutes llaakiog sevsnty. I'VE
rounds 10 two h,un and len minutes 10
both r'ngs(. The police again made their %
pessancs. and stopped tho 6sht neither ct
Of The parties attempting 10 eacaps; 10 fncl,
Calls could not, fur g 10 lsfe The siae y lsjl
TO the ground inssnsible, and w. s once
conveyed p : psslio .ho1ss asas by.ga doc
tor bsing sent for, Who. % sxaminasion.
psonosscad hin dassssossly iajased, a,d |
osdsesd ~ imUsdhss ssmoval % IL Dsrt. !
ford Gallon Woskhousa whae y llneesed
until Saturday DospiBg. ~ 1esh iask ,vhea
b dtsd Ths pohoe ID pssviously asse51sd !
John Cooaos, ~ oSAss psiSs1pAl - d.
sls HaFtsgtoo, AltSsl; 'P1esSa, - go |
Hicks. 1890 = esdsAeseoess. 9 oe vAou
wsssal oaos sakss bsssss ! - - e.
boss whon Isspsclpr vasiae. u 90 - /
ps,lies. dspossd thag lsewss. sSvsJVo1 - -
!ock - 1ssdav, - = Sllvt1l ialDeepll \
,.ass KIT Ffa.s
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The Expenses Of the British Royal Family.

The Expenses II the British Royal Family.
The expenses Of the ynglish royal family
and household are enormous The salary al
the President If the United States Il ee5,.
QUO per snnun. About $4,000 more Is re.
qu'red f"r h'e household. private secretary.
clerks. etc. He has ALEC the use OF the
White House rent free. The Queen lin her
own night one Of the richest women in Eng.
Iand) receives from the Consolidated Fund.
~ pin money, 5000 per annu,n from
the revenues of the Duchy Of Lancaster.
eeN 800. also for her own personsl expen.
ses, with the royal castles and revenues ~.
pertaining. While we IRE g,umbling At the
el2.O 900 paid to Generals Porter. Dent. etc.
the Consolidated Fund sets apart nearly g..
7S5. 600 for the support Of The Queens house.
holc-Masters Of the Horss who never see
-'able, and La.lics Of the Bedchamber who
live In palaces of their own. -
Out Of the same fund 10 paid annually tn
her children and oousans ESQ. 900. with ad>
d'ti"nal grants Of dowers or portions in the
event Of marriage or coming Of age. The
Prince ct Wales. In addition tn bis personal
fortune. has IN income from the nation of
e4o.soo. With trife beside Of 90. 600 for
his w'fe's pin money. The salaries of the
English Cabinet Ministers average more
tha" that Of the President; our own Csbi.
net "hIccrs and Vice. President receive each
5000 less than the sum paid to Her Males.
fy's Master Of BuckhOunds or Chief in tho
Kitchen. Dilke's resolution requested an
investigation into these expenses, with the
view, probably. Of lessening them somewha,
Il possible. But the British law,nskers
we're horrified 1t the suggestion, and It Va
Indignantly voted down. But they will
"unt the cnst OF royalty before many ycsrs,
md Dixie will live to do the figuring.
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ssaa . mo. III
Application for Patent.
y. B. LAND OFFICE,
He1nNA M ~ Cs.hpunev n 1870

Q. .. LANU
HELENA, NJ. T., February IL 1872
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that John C.
IN Richardson has this day made application for pa.
ten. under the net Of COngrcss, approved July nth,
1870 for the following descri'cd tract Ut land rs
placer mining claim to wit The south east quarter Of
the north quarter and the moth east quarter Ut
the south west quarter Of the moth quarter Ut
section No eight In township No. 3. north Of range
No. ten west. containing an area Of n, acres The
adjoining claimants to ssd tract Robert s. Kelley
and John 5 PeMhertan ON tho west. No other known
claimants. This claim is mOrr fully described BY the
notice and diagram Aled In this Office copies Of which
are conspicuously posted upon tho premise. claimed.
ADD II. SANDERS.
137-3m Register OF Land Office,
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from The Atlantis (Ga Constitution.1
On Monday, the 18th instant, two fox
dogs belonging to Mr. knight, Of GUN
mott county. ran . fox to Stone mountain.
While near the sight of the old tower. they
disappeared from sight. Later ID the day
parties living near what d termed .'steep
side wers startled ~ hearing dogs barking
and bowling and, after lo,king cl,mely oould
see them, about two.thirds Of the wsv IN.
apparently on crss jutsing out from the
perpendicular wall One Of them who va
considerably below the other was sesn 10
fell and roll over. but succeeded In regain
ms foot holi. The dogs staid there until
Wednesday noon. A number Of gentlemen
went 70 the top Of sbe mountain 10 sss q
uesns could not be devised IN rescue The
d"ga By means Of . npe tied to strong
cedar, the party reached point nearly 200
feet from The site u the old towers point
never reached before. We believe. Here the
sOps IVES fastened 70 an0ther cedar. 6eve.
ri ha1 agreed 10 make the descent. bu,
lacked out Fernando r. Julian. Jr.. dc
coAyed htss willingness 70 0Ake The pseiDous
descent He pulled Oh his booss ana
w'ksd down, h,sdiDG o. b tho rope. sewers
hundred feet A. - disss1cs Of abou.
oOO fsss ~ found The 6rse DIR md soon
had himself safely landed. At polss ~
test fson tbs tses, ~ . bench h tho rock
wall. several feet IL lsakth md one cr tvo
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The HEROINE Or THE : DIAMOND WED
ING. "-William q. Bryxnt's party received,
while in Havana, many courtesies from
Madame OvideO. the heroine Of the diamond
wedding 10 New York. in 1858 The Rev.
J. H.. Bryant writes 10 the ,.ureau County
Rspubticos: '.She was . New York girl.
named Bartlett. who married some year,
since. rich old Cuban, with Z ,inge Of
African blood, sm told. Iremember there
was . great noise about It q the time In the
New York papers, and the vsst sums of
money that were spent 1t the wedding. Mr..
OvidsO did not live long. and his young
widow now lives In bis spacious and splen-
did palaces In III the luxury Of . princes.
We called up6u her Sunday night u thank
her for her kind attention.. and found her
alone with another widow, ! sister.in law,
younger than she. Ms Oviedo 10 IN intel.
LUCENT woman. talks like buck, and SCENE
70 understand all the politics Or the island.
am told that she manage or Oversees her
business. She has . Large sugar plantas,on
near Nantanxa. whess she spends the sum.
mers The income fimmis b 1eoo, 900 year.
y. She is strongly In favor Of the annex.
Atton of Cuba 70 the United States, bu. ssys
We does not talk about Il except 70 Ameri.
cans. 's3t
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PlOw and Spring steel,
Toe talk Steel,
Anvs1s, Wires. Bellows.
Rasps, Hammers.
BOrAx, Etc, Etc,
Spring Point ShOvels.
l1Old Pans,
10 aud 10 In. SlMice Forks.
Custom Made Picks
Brace NOxxlca,
Hydraulic Pipe. Etc.
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ae mo. 79.l
Application for Patent.

U 8. LAND OFFICE
HELENA, N. T.. March 18th. 1879
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Thomss Stuart
and Rezin Anderson, IT Deer Lodge County, N.
=. nave tn. day made application for patent under the
a vt July th 1870 f0r the following described tract
o. land ~ placer mine: The northeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of section twenty sev. in Town.
an area OF forty arrep.
The Adjoining clamants to these premises are Edwin
=. Irvine, Conrad kOhrs, William Williams and China.
men,
The claim L. more fully described by the notice and
diagram aled IN this office, copies OF which are con-
spicnonsly posted on the premises
l5S3m ADD. II. SANDERS, Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-23

CUNFURANGo NOT A CURE IN CANCER
After heightened trial of this drug in the
cancer wards of the MiddlcseX hospital, the
surgeons at that institution, Mr.. DeMorgan
and Mr.. Hulkc, who carried out the inveati-
cation, have arrived at the conclusion that
cllndurango has no effect whatever on cancer.
AT the meeting of the Clinical Society of
London on the 9th instant papers were read
by these two gentlemen OH the subject, in
which they distinctly stated that not one sim
Gle indication of Improvement had been OBJ
served in any of the cases treated by this
alleged remedy. In fact, the disease either
ran its usual course, or the patients showed
symptoms of arrangements of system
which might fairly be attributed to the
drug. MIR. DeMorgan alluded to the fact
that large number of persons in this coun-
try, in the belief that the reports which
had come to us from certain sources in Amer.
ica, contained some truth, were paying eX-
brilliant prices for cundurango. lie referred
at the same time to the alleged cures of cam
Ger by cundllrango. Some of these had come
under his own personal observation, and he
found that they were mere fabrications. \
feeling was strongly expressed at the meet.
ing of the Society that the public should be
made aware of the utter WorthlessneSs OF cum
durango us remedy for cancer. Many OF
those afflicted by the disease are spending
large sums of money in purchasing the drug
while much valuable time for the employment
of other means of relieving, if not, indeed, Of
curing, the disease is being lost.-Brt!isf
Medical Journal, February II, 1872, p. 196
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rHOM WASHINGTON.
-,c,u Enst India Company.

We -. ,hc r,au>ihlc title Of Il hill "to facil-
''' .,,..,.r,,., between the United States aud
'... ',I the countries of ASIA" the House
! '.'.' -, y. large majority defeated scheme
','' ~, ,.>,,aorduary dimensions. II pro
.' '.',' ,,,or;u,,,,c ext Congressman FSgieS-
! -, ONO. cS-ConGrrS>man Wilson, Oh
.'..' r,nr,a- \. scott. ot numerous r'il-
!, Mcdonald Collins. OF Sub.lnar,ne-
s '.'>' .,'.',rictv, and others, under the name
'' ,.i,rit Commercial Company. with
'" %" :, purchase. sell, ship. and deal in
iF",, merchandise, products. etc, with
~.'', ,..';,. 60 mtric<. and under permission
., ,,,nn.rjr> engage in ruhlic works
' ~ ,,,,. ", necessary 10 develop and III.
49,. commerce thereof, and TO facilitate
3 ..~,.'..,. between them and the United
.'.., and rrt!.at purpose may issue It's bonds
49,. .,l,i e,tinnS secured hy a mortgage
81, .r.frti,. and shall have power to
,.3 ;.>uc prnmiSSory notes. bills OF OK
-.>-. a.,,i.>. &C.. provided they are not
'.r.:.l :.> currency in tho United States.
g.. ...,,.f,l >iock is fixed al five millions OF
r..... and tlr only material restriction Is
49,, u, event Shall the Government be
....uy person. corporation, or foreign
49,. FIR any matter growing ont OF this
...,. The lIll wa> characterized aS one
...,, III, la>t India Company, Of England
s .n.y IN hours debate WAS laid on The
-. 'ar-.c majority.