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TSOLVENT NOTICE.

This day came before me ut nay onloc in
Columbia, Maury county, Tcuu-I W. Cruw-
ford ana j.. W. EglestOu, executors OF tho
estate OF j. :. Crawford, deceased. and sur d
gested the insolvency OF the estate OF said
j. =. Crawford, decd. Notice is hereby Civ
en- To all persons having claims against said
estate TO filethcm I'm the County Court Clerk IS
office on or before thc nrst Monday n No-
vom Der, or they will be barred. Witness,
John NJ. Hickey, Clerk ct the County Court
this 18Th day OF MAY, 1873.
May 2J-H. join NJ. HICKEY, Clerk.
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Friday, June 18th, 1878.
METEOR0LOGICAL.

Range of Thermometer and BarOm-
ter at WintOn, Residence of ,. Ia
James. for the week ending June
G2th. 1873.
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PRINCE NAPOLEON

win stand al my stable, mile from 0alun-
bia on the Santa Fe Pike, and will serve
Jennets at 5000 the season, TO be returned
if not with foal.) Prince Napoleon Is a beam
tiful black, ID hands and ~ inches high
standard measure enc form, fine limbs pos
/ ever saw, Is of the best Jack stock In the
state, and viii show his colts against any
Jacks colts.
Season ends ON LIST of August next. Al
which time the money Will be due
inch, 2ltf STEPHEN JORDAN
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For Carpets. Queensware and house furnish
ing goods, go to w, r. Elan. June &
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A. RosENTHAL & BIO.

Fresh arrivals of Millinery and Fancy
Goods ATM. j. Bryant. Emporium of Fashion,
May Is.
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

We the undersigned hereby warn aIl I.of-
sons not To hunt, with dog or guu,hA dat or
~ nl4ht, on our premises. All persons thus
FOUND trespassina VIII be- prosecuted to tho
ful extent Of the law.
James 3. Hill, Middleton Hill
Mrs. NJ + Turner, Wm y Lancaster
John Kirk, Jr Mrs SuSaL Lanca.ter
w 9 Robertson y " Murphy.
A Weave z Murphy
Decl3 ~ j A II Scribuef
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Thomas Il. Williams

". II. Elam has many new and useful arti-
cles in house-furnishing goods.
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GOING SOUTH connects at MONTGOMERY
for ALL principal points in the SOUTH,
SOUTHEAST Il SOUTHWEST.
GOING NORTH, connects at NASHVILLE
with THROUGH CARS tor MEMPHIS,
and at LOUISVILLE, for
CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY, OMAHA,
CLEVELAND, BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS, PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON
BALTIMORE, NEW YORK,
BOSTON, and all principal cities ga the
NORTH, EAST d WEST.
PULLMAN PALACE SlEEPlNGCkRS
attached to all night trains which run
through from LOUISVILLE TO MOBILE
and NEW ORLEANS,
via Montgomery, aud vice yersu,
without change.
Passengers going North ovct thi. hne have tho
privilege Of stopping over at
MONMOUTH CAVE,
the greatest of natural curio,itics. aud re-
sumo their Journey at pleasure
Through Tickets aud Baggage Checks can be
procured at all principal Ticket Offices in
the South. q. A.. Atnorc.
Gen. Pasr Ag't
w. n. King.
Gen. Ticket AE't, Louisville, by.
May 20.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NELSON HOUSE,


] III Edwards, Lewisburg; n n Cox,
A q Terrell, John NJ Gault, Franklin
d d Hughes, Guthrie, Ky; s III Jones,
Edward Buford, E II Fall, Player Mar
tin, 2 Smith, A b FALL. c W White,
w f Ladd,::A ii Thompson, Mrs. A Z
Tavel, H Shapard, M d Snow, r
Garner, G p Rose, F M Nevins, r Shee-
cog, John X Breast, r Z Davenport,
Nashville; B W Bedford, w Barksdale,
Miss; S S Treadwell, Memphis; S c
Moffett, II G Brown, Frank Matthews,
Pulaski, Tenn; w II Wisener, Jr., Shell
byville; n w Carter, Marshall CO.; G A
Smith, ] G Martin, w S Settle. j Kings
bury, Louisville, KY; N B Greenfield
er, Baltimore, Nd; s S Murdoch, Co
lumbus, Ga; JEFF NJ Word, Cincinnati
Patrick McGougal, Dan1 McGougal,
County of Donegal, Ireland; Geo I'll Yer
marc and family, T e Matthews, New
Orleans; S N Ruggles, J NJ Murphy,
New York JnO P Taylor, Mo-; G E
Sessions, John J Harmon, Ark; w ]
Hunt, Gallatin c P Rerkins, N Y; B
A billiard, Springfield; NJ Gilchrist,
Ala
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A No. /. Piano. Apply to D. G, Holm,
May 16.-3w.
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For Rent

am selling the balance OF my stock Of Read, +
Made Clothing at prices that cannot fail to
suit cash buyers. w. J. Philips.
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GUEST HOUSE.

John H Miller, w II Craig, S R Smith,
Mem phis.; l. II Black, r p Jones, Ala;
d d Hughes, Guthrie, Ky; r B ellis,
Nashville; J White, T S Walker, AL
fred Brown, Hickman CO.; f F Bates, j
C Binford, Murfreesboro; W G Walker,
Russellyille, KY; DIR. n s Thomas,
Clarksville r T Adams, Nashville;
Buck and daughter, Indiana Charles
Alloway, Wayne Furnace; II S Bell,
Detroit, Mich; John Simpson, 6a.; L
NJ Clark, Nashville.
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NOTICE 10 HUNTERS.

All persons Hunting or tresuassiu, az orr
lnds will be prosecuted 10 tbs er.cat Of uo
law.
jonathan Cooper, J r Spindle
y Mclean, ~ Ewing.
X II Oglevie, CH CYRUS.
:, Carr, Mrs D 50utl
Wv b ThOs strNtOn.
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Y
Of Clothing, well selected, and Of the best
quality, at prices defying com petition, at
A. ROsENTHAL 4 BEo's.
Fine Hat and Bonnets of the latest importa-
ton, Nations and varieties at reduced prices,
at NJ, j. Bryant's Emporium of. Fashion.
Bargains
Good IA Bleaehed Shirtings, az from 10 cts.
to Is cts at A. ROsENTHAL 81 BRO.
The very best assortment of all kinds OF
Piques, and the lowest prices, at
aplll-4m. A. RosENTHAL & Bios
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Bargains !!

Roll On great Pill of Aver. roll on.
Through miles embowoed roll!
Roll on
Through those whose livers chafethe soul
Through those whose feeble stomachs fail
Through mesentaries waxep pale
Through all who 1--we IN aches and all
Ever roll on.
holl DER the prairies of the nation
For the sick and i'll of every station
Roll down the Andes-f0wering mountains!
Roll over Aries golden fountainsl
Through India and the Chersonese!
Through distant isles of Japanesel
Wherever dwelIs agsinking heart
Roll on, to do your mi hty part,
Ayers Pi Is, roll on.-Putnam for Get
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Col. Myers sent us young potatoes as larg e
as a lady's fist, and i squash as big as our
fist, yesterday.
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Athen rnm 0fioo, june 9Th. 1885,.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-11

BENTON BsAaAcks Mo, Aprl 30, 1895. A
DR., John Bai--Dear Sir Knowing the eff
cacy Of your ~Sarsaparilla, aud the healing and
beneficial Qualities it possesses, | send You the
follow ng Statement Of my case:
was wounded about two years ago, was
taken prisoner and confined forsixteen months.
Being moved so often, my wounds have not
healed yeti Fhave not sat up a moment since
| was wounded. | am shot through the hips,
Ny general health isCimpairod, and | need
something to assist nature; | have more faith
in your S~rrsaparilla than anything else. |
wish that which Is genuine. Please express
me half q dozen hottlcs IS. and oblige
Csrr-C. z. Johnson, st. Louis, No.
P. s.--Thc following was written April 80,
1866, by MIS- Jennie johnson, mother of Capt.
johnson
DR.. john Buti-near Sir. Ny husband, DR..
G. S, Johnson, was a skillhil surgeon and ply
stefan in Central New York, where he died,
leaving theAubove 0gF johnson to my care
At thin teen years of age he had a chronic
diarrhea and scrofula, for which | gave your
Sarsaparilla, 1t cured him, I have for ten
years recommended II to many in New York,
Ohio and Iowa, for s%crofula, fever sores, aud
general debility. Perfect success has attended
Il. The cFea effected IN some cases Of ,crofaia
and .feor serts rers blaoa miAdeaiaia. Il ami
very anxious for my sou toogain have recourse
to your ~Sarsapafilh. Heis fearful Of eating
a spurious article, hence his writing to you for
1t. His wounds were terrible, but | believe he
will recover. Respectfully aoss Flat
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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The Following by Telegraph every Day
procssdings Of Congress. nw
Pr ceilings Tennessee Lgislature.g ~
Proceedings Arkansas Legislature. 10 4
Proceeding Mississippi Legislature.
News Embraeing EFery,hing of Interest,",
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pcritr, TO be the chief end Of genuine journal,
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shonla have good papers, The Appeal does
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My journal abouuds with similar letters, all
of which | guarantee to be genuine and writ
ten by the persons whose names they bear.
DO not safer yourself to be imposed on.
Don'tb be drawn away after new and doubtful
experiments. Don't risk your health by let
ting noyices experiment upon you with their
trash.
My Sarsaparilla has stood the test for TWEEN
ty-hve years; it is still the Sarsaparilla Of the
day, and or The age, towering over oil others
in popularity and its curative qualities.
Avoid all those who are trying to palm off
you other extracts Of Sorsaparilfa so-col'ed.
member II is DR.. John Bulls Sarsoparilla, Of
uisville Ky, that is the old and reliable
4 medy for Impurities Of the blood and serofu-
" s affections, Always bear thai in mind. i +
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The following letter. verbatim ct
litcratim, was received by an under
takcr recently from an afflicted wild
owes. aSar--my Wiaf is ded- Land
Wonta to.be berried tomorron. at
wctier klok. uncse wairtc digthe
llole--by the siad or my too Other
wiafs--let il be decp!'f EFt)
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Stop him--with . chunk Of frozen.
WHISKY Ihl4II
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BULLS
ARSAPARILLA.

leml the believing extract ofa letter from Mrs
hYsfs, wife Of Reverend DR., Rivers, one Of
the mosi learned, eloquent aud popular Min.
listers II the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and who is at present stationed a, Broadway
rb1trrh ooisxtIls Ks
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Caught In His own Trap.

A well. known merchant closed
his hQass 81 do soatil EnAk lstiDE
the summer, aud, being very desir-
ous to guard il securely agaiRs. the
iuroads or burglars, arranged 4 beaf
trap, which required two men to
spring, in his wood-shed, through
which any Que !nust pass 10 gain
access to tAahgp4e. lie wont av-ps
and re mailird & month, when be rc-
turned to the city Tor a day, and
thought he would 90 up and see it
his house was VI tgbt. 1lssuter.
ed the front door, which he left
open, made an cxamiration OF the
various apartments, aud finally
thought that be would see that .hc
back premises were all secure. For
getting his precautiun against bur.
glarf, he walked rapidly into the
wood,shsl, and wba waA hisl cppf
sternatiotf 70 ffnd1hfmssif cauglit fast
in bis own tap. lie naturally
stopped to e~xtrieats himself, and by
70 doing only added to bis discom-
fort, inasmpch as he could not re-
gain an upright position, lie shout,
ed f~urioasly ST. but without avail +,
since all his neighbors were absent,
and so he was forced TO remain in
that position flom ten o'clock in the
morning until four in the afternoon,
when his son>in-law came to the
house to obtain something fog his
wife. Tbs yonng mar was aston
ished TO find HE doors allopon, and,
on making atom OF inspection, be
came conyul'ed at finding his father
in>law in such an unhappy condi-
tinn Eprutcuraf.vvat Sssaa~mmsa
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Just % a. passenger train on the
Detbh hfd Mllwank oc Railroad was
clear Of Detroit, and was running at
the rate OF ten or twelve miles an
hour, m old man suddenly leaped
fiom his seat, rushed to the platform
and bounded offtarmng ubput forty
somerssults before he brought up
against the fence. In n short time
he appeared at the depot, looked all
around, apd then exclaimed; What
an old fool; I thought | had loft my
umbrella here, and Jumped of the
cara to get it, and now hang me II I
don't remember chucking it under
the seat"
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Chufch, Louisville, ny. Hf1t
LouIsyiLLE, Ky, Oct 8, 1869.
Dr. Joha Bal-Dsar Sir: Many thanks to
yuu for the medieine you have 70 kindly given
me. | have been y great sufferer for years,
and had the adyiceoi varios physicians. Some
pronounced my spine, some my lungs, and
some my heart to be the seat Of my disease. !
have been burnt blisiered and cupped until |
had become disheartened, Several very emf
uent physicians who examined my spine in.
formed me that | WA threatened with hsraly-
els or ~appoplexy any day, and that nothing
but a seton would relieve me, | had a perfect
horror of that, and was hesitating about hay-
ing cue inserted, when Won kindly sent me
your Snrsaratiila which II Immediately began
to take three times a day. had suffered ter.
ribly with a most acute pain N the right side
Of my head, especially when 7 would read or
write for any length Of time, and on rising to
my feet | would be perfectly blind for several
minutes, and would have to hold TO something
to prevent falling.
am most happy to Uniform you that the pain
In my head is entirely relieved ] suffer but
seldom with my spine and then not 50 acuttly
Ny appetite is god indeed for the first time
in my life | enjoy my dinner more than any
meal during the day,
You kindly sent me four bottles again last
night, and | began again this morning, and
hope to be entirely relieved. Please accept
MY heartfelt thanks and best wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend,
NJ Y q Rtvpua
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AVV
lIenceforh pe"fle viii under
stand the responsibility and impor-
lance Of the reportorial profession,
since it has been indicially defined in
Chicago, Three Chicago rsporters
--ot course coauectcd with the.
Times-were arrested by tho police
in a RAID on a gamblin- house, which
included all tho bystanders and OPP
eratives. The Judge before whom
they were tried decided that report
era were valuable public servants, to
whom certain privileges and immu-
nlties we're granted by oohnhon' eon-
sent baAate they wtrs in purseit
of information for tho public. lie
would not admit that these prison.
ers had violated even tho letter OF
the law. So he discharged them dni
conditionally and without even a
r'pr'mand, ,aqBwnah00 w
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whlis sod Hla i ~ psafi " fssfs
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Why { ioss hsf ! osht isfas,
Tsf 81 nobody nsbsiy = isfliag bee min
We're fiehss hers ashsny m.
She souliis~ hsf shafm aaabssgms ls.s =
We're Hsrtio 'hias 90 thoss fagen amti
Tksy esull ngi sii to 'heif Rries a. 81
She sgaii <~rTtgEnJ-wnsfp 'pukhy fal@
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BULLS
Worm DEsTORYER.
Extract from q letter from Georgia


Extract from a letter from Georgia.
@vitLAsow, Walker Co., Ga, June Is
DR.. John BaH-Dear Sir | have recently
given your Worm Destroyer several trials, and
find it wonderfully eficacious. II has not
failed in a single instance to have the wished
fol- effect am doing a pretty large country
practice and have daily use hr sone article Of
The kind. am, sir, respectfully,
Jutius p. CLEMENT, NJ. D.
P. $50 unqualified and numerous are the
testimonials in favor Of my Worm Destroyer
that newspaper space is entirely too small to
tell It's merits. @fHR f@FstAaN9tN +.
1t is an infalliblc remedy for Worms. Try
it aud be convinced. See my Journal for q
more fail description. JOHN BULL.
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HRST-C NEWSPAPER,
Representative Journal of this Section.
The CHEAPEST P

- IN ~ ~ H.
Special TelcgrNphic Dispatches.
The Associated Press Dispatches,
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Full Market Reports,
The Progress Of Railroads.
i~niopmstiou for Mcrchant and Producer, w.
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Discoveries In Science and Art.
Original Poetry aud Stories.
Agricultural and Farm Intelligence,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-07

SAN FRANCISCO, September 6.-Fig-
ures this morning, with eight precincts
to hear from, show the whole anti mo-
uopoly legislative ticket to be now one
thousand two hundred and seventy-five
ahead. 1t is believed the entire peoples
! legislative ticket is elected. Roach,
Democrat, ran close to Bartlett.
Interior returns indicate the election
of independent senators from Los An
geles, Tullar, Santa Clara, Alameda,
Sacramento, Solono Placer Gold There
is a prosoect of the election of Cartbell
Holiday, independent, from this city.
Several hold over The Repub-
licans will probably vote fol
Booth. His strength in the senate
ranges from twelve to fifteen votes, as
suming the election Of the independent
assemblymen in this city. Booth has
thirty votes, with probability of three
or four more. The prospects are that he
viii have forty-fve or fifty votes at the
beginning on joint ballot. This may
vary by the special count in this city fol
| the contest between Roach, Democrat,
and Bartlett, independent, is still close
The returns cannot be completed befors
Monday. An independent mayor is un-
doubtedly elected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-07
TELEGRAMS.

The FOnd-du-Lac airline railroad
was opened yesterday by a grand excur-
sion 70 Milwaukee.
A fOul.air accident occurred in Sutler
county, California, in which ten miners
met their death. But three persons es-
capped from the deadly pit.
Two gamblers amused themselves in
San Francisco last night in little pis-
to'-praetice, resulting in six shots and
two funerals at the expense of their re-
speetive friends.
1t is stsled upon authority, says 3
Paris dispatch, that the Suez canal
eCmpany are levying dues upon vessels
passing through the canal below the
limit fixed by the sultan.
Great anxiety is felt regarding the
yell0w-fever in Galveston and Shreve-
port. Private kilograms state that
Houston has quarantined Galveston,
thereby stopping all through travel.
Another irregular" tsK-aollector has
turned up at Washington, his operations
s6fQnnting to ten or fifteen thousand
~isfs, whose name it is Charles S.
% d. -Serk, spd his excuse was that he
. done it ''et 'Esse,"
- =. -ims &C. know, has whis-
.onls % " VyasSir s, 'Nu that there were
only four Modocs kille, ui' - 49, eis -
cent Lavabei war, aud tn ''ele &c 80, %a.9
two government soldiers killed '40''
Modoc engaged in the strife.
An invitation by the merchants ex-
change has bten extended to the Texas
editors, who will leave Sherman, Texas,
TO visit Chicago, to stop over at 81.
Leuis on their return, and arrangements
are being made for their reception.
DIR. Andrew Nebinger, of Philadel-
phia, has been appointed chairman OF
the Pennsylvania Democratic State cen
trAl committee. The first meeting of
the COMMITTEES takes place on Thursday
afternoon, at the Logan house, Altoona
William DsFyer, a well-known prize
fighter, was stabbed and killed at San
Francisco Friday night, by John Har
rington. The men fought In saloon on
jackson street, and the proprietor drove
them out When they reached the door
Harrington plunged dirk into Dryers
breast.
In Richmond, Virginia, last Tuesday,
Mr. Thomas Clemmite was killed in the
act Of attempting 10 stop refractory
horse attached to q street-car contain
ing several ladies. The horse was run
ming away with the car, and two of the
LADY, passengeIs-Mrs. Myer Angle and
Mrs. Tatum--were seriously injured by
jumping from the car during its flight
along Broad street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-07
SURGERY EXTRAORDINARY.

DIR. NJ +. RRANHAI4s.. Of whom notict
has appeared in several OF our issues has sur
passed the most sangu,ne expectations anC
convinced all, since summoned to our coun
| try, Of the durability OF Cancer. He has re
moved a scirrhps Cancer from the breast OF
MrS. John Adams, II Bogus chittO, this couu
ty, measuring y ,ches in circum ference in.
volv1ug thesuDderlaying muse IS, and attach
ing 10 one rib, in l6 days, " ithout the loss O
blood, OF prostra'ion Of the patient
The Cancer Antidotcs prof. Kine's) that he
sktlltully and scientifically uses, destroys al
malignant, reproducing injection, and leaves
the healtny tissues in healing condition.
! Such is the appearance this extreme case pre-
| sents, as witnessed by many, and tested by
/ Mr.. Adam before US.
/ Or. Bramhall, now having associated with
| him DIR. R. f. Jaynes, is in charge OF .hs
/ Branch ONCE Of Prof Kline's Philsdelphis
| Bellevue Institute and Cancer Infirmary, al
/ q North Court street, Memphis, Tenn. Al
/ afflicted can address or cOnsaIt them in conf
/ dRuee-- RynOEhdren Citizen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-07

MADRID, September Gin the ses-
sion Of the cOrtes to-day Senor CASTELAR,
further demanded, as conditions upon
which he woHld accept Office, that he be
empowered 30 llneresse the army, puI-
chase five hundred Thousand rifles, or
ganize the militia, and impose forced
loan, or be fuFnh,hed the means whereby
he can obtain FIVE hundred million reals
10 meet the exp'snses Of the war agains.
the Carlists and intransigent insurgents.
He also demanded authority to suspend
the coBstibltioaA guarantees, and de-
prive the ayontlmientOs Of the powers
they now exercise, when, in his Judg-
msilt. such mealTures become necessary
The cortes unanimously voted to confer
all the powers demanded.