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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17
sIrrdsF at Lake Providence.

We obtain through a resident Of
Lake Proyiaene. v ho Was All eye
witness of the The terrible TRACE
dy. The following particulars uf
the murder OF james Il. Aicklen.
in that town on Thursday the Slh
inst. At ten O'Clock in the morn
ing OF that day, Mr.. Aickscm was
sitting at u desk in the Office at the
rear OF the store of Il. Nj. Hays &
Co., general merchants, with his
back to the door, and engaged in
writing. When Therrel silently
and stealthily slipped up behind
him,and when within 4 distance of
three or four yards, ,drew a Smith
Il Wcsson revolver, OF the improv-
ed navy size. and shot his victim
IN the hack, the ball entering un-
der the shoulder blade at the left
of the spinal column and passing
through the heart in its course,
came out just under the right nip
pie. THIS, literally shot throug
and through. tho murdered man
exclaimed "Oh my God." and in.
stanttly died.
Thcrrell attempted to escape,
but was apprchcntlcd and lodged
ip Jail.
Mr.. Aicklcn was young man
who had q host OF irlends, by
whom he was general beloved.
For a number of years he has
been Il merchant in Lake Proyi-
dcncc, aud at the time OF his death
was plan,ingo on his place, about
three miles from town. lie leaves
a wife and three children, aged re-
spectively five and two wears, and
an infant of eight months, to
mourn the lloss Of his aitoctionato
care.
The funeral was conducted by
the Masons according TO the rites
OF the Masonic order. OF which Mr..
Aicklem wrs prominent llcbcr.
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Life saving Dress.

Dover, April TO- Paul Doyton,
started. at 4:30 am, to cross the
Channel in his life saving dress, a
press boat accompanying him, lay
ing telegrah cable. A telegram
dated mid. Channel, 7:l5 am, says,
"Boynton is II miles out, going
splndidly, in good spirits and smok
ing; Cape Grisncy Is in sight"
London, April 10.- Paul Boyn-
ton arrived at Bolougnc at s:l5 O.
clock to night, having made sue
cessfull passage across the chan
mel in his life-saving apparatus.
He was in. excellent health and
spirits. A great crowdassembled
to witness his his arrival and he
was enthusiastically received.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17
NOTICE
10 OWNERS Or LANDS For
EEITED FOR TAXES.

Office Of Auditor of Public Accounts,
jackson, Miss, March 10, ls,5
DYan Act of the Legislature, ap.
- proved March LIST, 1875, all tax-
es on lands held and soid to the
state for taxes, are abated prior to
the year 1874. The former owners
can now redeem their lands from
the Sheriff Of the county, BY pay
ing the taxes of 1874. No damages
are chargeable until after the list
of Apr !, and then only five per
cent until the day of sale, which
Is fixed on the second Monday of
May, 1875. All lands not redeem
ed viii be advertised and sold for
taxes Of 1874, and IN the Levcc lis
tricts, for the Levce taxes for said
year. After sale, tho lands are sub.
,iect TO the equity Of redemption tor
twelve months, with damages Mt
the rate Of 25 per cent. per annum,
rs fixed by law.
All State taxes can be paid In
State warrants.
w. IL. GIBBS,
meha7, rs. Auditor OF Public Accounts
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17

We regret to hear ofthe death of
Mr.. l. c. Patrick, which sad event
occurred Yesterday in Jackson. He
died of eebreo spinal meningitis.
Mr.. Patrick was a former resident
of this clty and well known as the
publisher of the Irish Citizen. AT
the time ofhis death he was asso-
ciated in the proposed publication
of the ''Snnburst," a new Irish pa
per soon TO be establised in Jack
son. He was ayoung man OF more
than ordinary energy, and if sue
cess did not crown his journalistic
efforts, il was not for his want OF
zeal and application. We hope he
has laid down to pleasant dreams.
Vicksburg Herald.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17

.Twanty-fifts Annual Statement
OF THE
American Life Insurance Conp'y

American Life Insurance Comp'y
OF PHILADELPHIA ~
On the 1st day Of January, 1875,
made to the 3lst.day of Decem-
Der, 1874, pursuant TO the statute
Of Mississippi.
NAME AND LOCATION
The name of this Company is The
American Life Insurance Coinpa-
ny, incorporated in 1850, and loca-
ted IN the City Of Philadelphia, at
the southeast corner of Fourth and
Walnut streets.
FCAPITAL
The capitalstock ofsaid
Compy actually paid
up In CASH is........ S BOO, 900 oo
The surplus on the lst
day Of January, 1876, 4, ,203, iii 90
Total Capital \ Surplss 4,T93,44i 50
Assets Jan'y /, 1S75......i, ,793, ,i44 So
LIABILITIES
Amount required to
safely reiirure out
starding risks.........$3,74S ,736 00
Claims not yet due..... $4,000 OF
The greatest amount
In any one risk is.... 90 900 0O
d. a. s. MORRIS Agents.
Greenyille, April II, 1879
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17

Opposition to adjustment devel.
oped to its fullest extent bright
and early Monday morning. An
toine and Hunsacker are the lea
ders, with Pinchback working un-
derhand, and the present officers
Of the House joined in. Their
chief object is to retain their po-
sitions.
vigers and Robbery, the Clerk
and Assistant Clerk, pronounced
loudly against any understanding
with tho Conservatives. Antoine
is still riticent, but known to be q
bitter opponent.
Stamps remains true to the orig
inal agreement, and appears to ex-
crcise great influence for good.
In the Senate but little trouble is
apprchcnded. Some objections
have ben urged to the unseating Of
Crozicr, but the issue is not regard.
ed as vitaly important.
Hcriwig It is thought will stand
for adjustment, his demands hav-
ing been compiled with by Kellogg
on Saturday evning.
A careful review Of the political
situation developes an excicitcd
state Of affairs, but with appcran-
ces indicating the overthrow Of
Pinch and his entire crowd. Ev-
cry thing depends upon the firm
ness Of the Conservatives, and the
nerve exhibited BY them in this
trying hour.
Later.--The Legislature has as-
sembled and organized.
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ND,TECE1.
y. s. INTERNAL REVEN UE
Special Takes.
MAY /, 1875, 10 APRIL 50, iays.

The Revised Statutes Of the u. g.,
Sections 3232, 3237, 1898, and 3a30,
require every person engaged in any
business avocation, or employment
which renders him liable to u SPE-
ClAL TAX, to PROCURE AND PLACE
CoNsPICuOUsLY IN HIS EsrAB-
LIsHMENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS
a STAMP denoting tho payment Of
the Special Tax Year beginning
May /, 1875, before commencing or
continuing business after April 30,
1876.
The Taxes embraced within the
provisions OF the Law above quoted
are the following, viz:
Rsctillers.. ..................$20o %
Dealers, retail liquor. ....... rs CO
Dealers, wholesale liquor.... 100 0D
Dealers IN malt liquors,
Wholesale .................. -. 50 90
Dealers In malt liquors, retail 20 90
Dealers In leaf tabacco. ......... % 90
Retnil dealers in leaf tobacco 800 90
And on sales of over 81 900 fifty
cents for every dollar in excess Of
81 900
Dealers in manufacture
ed tobacco. ......................sS ) 90
Manufacturer Of stills ...sN. 50 90
And for each still
manufactured. .............. % 90
And for each worm
manufactured ........ 20 90
Manufacturers of tobacco. 10 90
Manufacturers of cigars -. 10 tt
peddIers of tobnccu. frat class
(nnre than two hrrsea ar athar
nuima,sl ca n,
peddIers Of tobncro. second class
(two horses or other AMI
mals) .................. $25 go
Peddlers oi tobacco, third cliss,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17

At the time Of the summary and
unprecedented dismissal of this
Grand Jury, IL was engaged in a
thorough investigation Of the
frauds and criminal violations of
law pertaining to certain countyof-
ficials: aud was destiued to mater
terially assist the recovery of the
large amounts Of money held by
the several tax collectors,
from the state and county revenues
for which civil suits have been in
stituted. This joined with
the fact that it was q body Of men
composed Of some Of the best cit
izens of the county, caused its de-
libcrations to be most eagerly
watched by tax payers and oil good
citizens of all classes. Naturally
this cutting short, at that time ol
its labors, produeced an intense
feeling ofindignation by this class
Of the community: succeeded how
ever BY o feeling Of deeper deprcs-
sion and hopelcssncs than we ever
before observed:
Admitting, for the sake q
argument that, the Judges reason
for objecting to Messrs. Worthing'
ton and Hampton was sufficient,
the Jury was complete withou
these two members: but argument
is idle on this occasion.
If. Us has been intimated, ther'
were other reasons for the dis
charge Of the Grand Jury, It !
unfortunate they were not stated
Another Grand Jury has beef
summoned: though grave doubt
exist As TO its legality.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
CoMPANy.-We publish to day the
25th annual statement of this sub
stantial aud successful company.
We are informed by the ctlicict
manager for this State, that the
company paid losses in Mississip-
pi to the amount OF eiftv-one thons-
and dollars, and that the total los
ses paid in thc State sine she en-
tered it, amount to one hundred
and eighty thousand dollars. So
that while the company has taken
a good deal Of cash from our state
to Philadelphia. a very handsome
proportion, ifnot all, has been sent
back. The company is thoroughly
organized in Mississippi, and it
does perhaps larger business than
any other company in this State.
Its great SUCCESS in Mississippi is
attributable, of course, to the ef-
ficcncy and character Of lis agents
aud managers, and to the promt-
ness with which its losses are set
tied. The company commends it.
selfto all who would take out pol
ices upon their lives, with the abb
solute certainty ofprompt payment
at the proper time. The blessings
Of sslife insurance ere incalcalablo.
In no safer way can man provide
for his family when the time with
him shall be no more.
[Claron,]
D. IS. Morris, 1reenville Miss.
are agents for the above excellent
Insurance Company.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17
Odd Fellows Celebration.

Grcenville Lodge No. 0i I. 0. O.
+. will celebrate the approaching
anniversary Of the Order, on
MONDAY, APRIL 20,
as follows:
Assemble at 3 p. m.
Opening Prayer.
Ode Of the Order.
Address G. w. CLARKE.
Closing Ode
At night there will be a BALL
In Alexander's Hall, admission
tickets to which will be two dollars
and fifty cents.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17
" Count T'eTslls.

transfer the counties of
Ill Coahoma from the
Fly to the twelfth (l2)
District, and the county
from the twelfth (l2)
zenith (1l) Judicial Dis
Ito fix the times for h0l-
tCircuit Courts IN said
Be II further enacted,
cuit Courts of the Elev-
Nj District shall be hol-
htinue for the times rs
stated, should the hnsi-
Court SO long require.
unty Of Bolivar coin
L the first Monday Of
September and continue
ial days.
bunty of Washington
on the third Monday
ii September, and con-
-rour judicial days.
nty of Issuquena COM
the seventh Monday
{ Monday In March and
and continue twelve
knty Of Sunilower conf
the uintll Monday after
onday In March aud
and continue six
10.
nty of Tieilore, commen-
Pcnth Monday after the
N In March and Sep
continue twelve judi
March 25. 1874.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17
STEAM PLANNING WORK
SAW AND GRIsT MILL.
Gree.yiise. stiss.

- - A4H&s AN-FHs
NJ II. JOHNSON Il CO.,
IN. Contractors. Builders, &e.,
respectfully infnrm'the public that
through the agency Of the above
works, we are prepared to compete
with builders in any part of the
country for the construction Of
houses or bridges, and guarantee
satisfaction in prices and quality OF
work. Our
LUMBER YARD
In Greenville is now well stocked
with choice varieties of seasoned
PINE AND CYPRESS,
which we offer al reasonable prices.
Plans and specifications for hous-
es furnished ON application.
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oi all sizes constantly Kept on
hand.
Our Wood Collins ara got up In
imitation Of Metalics, aud look full
as well. Cost from $40 to $40, ac-
cording to size and trimming.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17

Nathan Goldsteinsof Grcenvile
Lodge No. 7 knights of Pythias,
will attend the Grand Lodge In
Vickshurg as delegate.
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Or. Whites Drug Store

Is removed TO Il building on his
residence lot on Locust street, TEN.
porarily. My goods were mainly
saved from the lire, and still have
the most complete stock of Drugs
and Medicines in the city Of Green
Vile. apl7
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GLOBE
Insurance Company,

or CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Capital, ssec,o0o
Statement, January /, 1875
Loans on mortgage (val-
nc Of property mortgn-
ged over $500, ,ooo) ....... $500, 2225 90
Loans on GOLIATH sccn'ty 25,uoo.oo
Interest aecrn'd on loans %, ,26J.6 80
u s. Bonds market value 8j,3l2.5o
West Chicago Park bonds
market value.............. 47,olo.oe
G b & @ II n lst mortge
bonds. market value. 100000
Burlington & Missouri II
r 1st mortgage bonds,
market value. ............ 1o,ooo.o0
National bank stoclss...... 15,ooo.oo
Real Estate owned by Go. 100000
Cash In hands Of agentsG
City Premiums III c0urs
Of collections u.....,........... 76,256.37
Cash IN Banks 4 Office. 81 ,0S2.44
Bills Receivable tor Ma
rine Preimiums............. 1o,531 n
Othsr debts due the Com
pany (sccured .....:....... 5o,025.15
nies for re-insuranoe:... 2,ale.5o
All other property, lnclu-
ding office fdralture.... 4,ooo,oo
-------1.----
Losses uupald : 47,e67.27
Reinsurance
Reserve...... 2ab, ,0o5 .65
DTRECTpRH.
Geo F Harding, a II Faucet,
q r Axfell GeO K Clark
/. @ Pratt, A Smith,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17

meeting of the eitizens ofthe town
and county, to take into consider
alton the conduct ofthe Hon. c. G.
Shackleford, in dismissing the
Grand Jury, a meeting was held
in Aicxanders Hall, April 18th
1875.
On motion a committee of five
were appointed to draft Resolu-
tions, to express the sense Of the
meeting, the committee adopted
the following resolutions, which
were adopted without discussion.
Whereas the Hon. c. e. Shack
leford has seen lit, in his wisdom,
as Chief Executive fthe judiciary
of thic district, to discharge the
Grand Jury.
BE it resolved, that in view Of
his known character for sterling
honesty and integrity,his charac-
ter above reproach, and in the alb
sccc OF any information or proofas
to his culpable intention in dis
charging said Grand Jury, andsin
view Of the fact that he should be
better able TO Judge ofthc premis-
cs than any other, either for the
prosecution or defence. BE it re-
solved, that his action is endorsed,
and we pledge our confidence and
respect until II can be shown that
he acted with unworthy motives or
without authority Of law.
De it further resolved, that we
believe it to be the duty Of all good
citizens to sustain the dignity Of
our courts. until such time MS the
courts shall fail In the performance
of the sacred duties entrusted to
their charge.
(siyned.)
Stuart White,
N. B. johnson,
J. d. Webster,
j. J. Lengsficld,
VIM. Gray, Chm.
On motion il was ordered that
copy of said Resolutions be pre-.
scntcd to the Hon. Judge Shackle-
ford and also copy be furnished
to the press for publication.
On motion the meeting abjonncd.
We deem 1t proper and essential
to accompany the foregoing with
q statement of the origin Of this
meeting. It was originally pro-
cured by prominent Radical Lead
crs, with the avowcd purpose of
passing resolutions Of ''indigna-
tion," on account Of the dismissal
by Judge Shacklcford, Of the
Washington county Grand Jury:
and through this object command
cd the attendance Of many who de-
sired to participate with them in
expressing disapprobation at this
extraordinary action of the Judge:
but it was distinctly pcrceptible
when the meeting had assembled
that 1t had been "capturcd," per
haps gotten up with this end in
view: at all events the " indigna-
tion," simmered: oozcd away as
did Bob Acres courage: hence the
melancholy farce attending this so
called, " indignation," meeting:
which excited the very deep dis
gust Of the respectable body Of cit
izens attending the meeting with
since re motives.
fs.skazxEsauuza
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fular Advertisements
at the beginning Of

He FOUR.
Nal Notices, except
banning the first inser-
advertisement, will be
eents per line; Obitua.
e. Simple announce
hths or marriages free.
b wish to indulge in
Jed "personal notices."
)red to pay in accord-
be nature Of their arti-
ULE EIV II.
|ANNoUNcING CANDI-
DATES:
III District Offices, so
1 fOfnceS:. ........."..... ~
liceS,s.s."s.ss.'s.s..ss" y
RULE SIX.
5n transient customers
htten, for job work, adj
subscription, must be
y by the Cash to obtain
EAccounts Of regular
hue and presented the
honth.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17

OF SUPERVISORS.
neetings are held by the
npervisors OF each coun-
1 Mondays Of January,
Y, August, and October,
ntiulle In session 4 days
ker.
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Stuart White,
N. b. johnson,
j. d. Webster,
J. J. Lengsficld,
VIM, GRAY. Cll'n.

On motion il was ordered that
a copy of said Resolutions be pre-
scnted to the Hon. Judge Shackle-
ford and also copy be furnished
to the press for publication.
On motion the meeting abjonncd.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1875-04-17

" District; continues G
nnica, Q in Coahoma, 8
and 12 In Washington:
(5th) January, Tlnica
.12th) . Coahoma
f1Dth) !" Bolivar
(26th) q Washington
\, (Gth) April, Tunica
(13th) /" Coahoma
(20th) 4" Bolivar
(27th) q !. Washington
] (6th) July, Tunlca
(13th) :" Coahoma
(2Otbl /" Bolivar
! (27th) +" Washington
(6th) October, 1'unica
(1Sth) I" Coahoma
| cost . Bolivar
1 (27th) +" Washington
Court will be held In
County, l4th District,
0ndays after 4th Mon
hnary, April, July and
Is Of the Supreme Court
Sence on the Sd Mondays
Ia October.
IN Council meets regular
Tuesday Of ench month
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I'd every Saturday
BT THE
tIishing Company

nee RULES.
RULE oxF.
Dr SUBSCRIPTIONS;
year, in advance, sa@
months. in advance 2:00
kULE TWO.
DF ADVERTISING:
dvertising, One
e Insertion,...... $l:50
luent Insertion. IS
egal notices due on or
Publication. No proof
It'll paid for
LIE THREE.
HALF-YEARLY AND
ARLY RATES:
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or CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Capital, $sec,o90
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0FFlUH OF IHIELIEhL REVENUE,
Washington D G., Feb. lst, 1876.
mch27. 1854,
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Wade Hampton, jr.,
5. &. French,
George Y. Ward,
Moses Baily,
Calvin Harrison,
Alex. Waters.
Ira Bundly,
Adam Metealf,
Augustine Chew.
II. II. Harvey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-16

ing the Kellogg government your committee do
not doubt. So will substantially all the white
citizens of Louisiana. Such organizations may
be dangerous, and .re very rarely 20 be justified
As to the proceeding or he IN Of Jsnus-y,
shout which the com::itte.. desired statement,
We now add th-t you7 SUBCOMMITTEE on the
invitation OF ID Democratic Conservative Con-
nittee .: the S:>te Of Lcuisi visited re hn.:
0. the House OF REPRESENTATIVES, and witnessed
the conyen ng OF tire Louis:=ns House ~ Rep
reseatstives. Mr.. Potter refusing - 60 Inside
the bsr remarked outside, while Me<s1s. Foster
md Phelps were seated Inside, end ear 10 the
Speakers chai-. Mr.. Potter Retained only
until Wilt was elected Speaker, cana stat=s
;.ot.lng q: to Whist subs quea.iv occured) Mr..
Foster remained perhaps al hour. and Mt.
Phelps remained shout IN hour long ln:i n
learned tina. the mi itary were about to enter
under GoTer!o- helpgs orders.
The committee then give detailed sratcmeal
OF tha scene. which tisnspired during the or
gs.lz ,tion Of lie House OF the Atm u January
Mess!9 Phelps and Foster being present, sn
conclude their lepur. ss :o!ows:
Your committee have not bean abe :. agree
uuoa any recon- mend, lion, but upo! the sit"a
ton II lou!.ls.a ~ feared before liz We ara
! I'll syreci =
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE RE.

In the Senate Yesterday bills were passed
incorporating the Virginia L.ud aud Co,gaiz4,
lion Company. AID amcu;l:g certain acts re-
alive u the working OF rp4is ia LyuIoun
ccun,y.
The Hou.a in, re-oiu'i21s relative to Fed
cral roc., dig IN / ,u:-!4Ga, Iel,rt"d b; tAo
Committee 81 I ..irrai Relations. Were pas
Tee b!i! 70 Il cti:c anIly I1.s:rr: to-
public p.:ce and good ori"r wlt"lu ;he Com
mot, Wealth vas I'D tiultcly pas,uoooi. Iuc
O; jcci Il IT.. bill Vas 10 pt"h!o!' tn c2:n
uIcuccECnt and ui4!nl.u:Ec: vi auy pros Gu.
:!ou iur acts VI rlO!cEce committed Gurilg the
late sar gy Que clttz:u aEa'n-t another grow
lug or OF ft~!-acc> o.: upiuiou cuoccFO u :
the -aulc
In n" II use i i gates { substitute vas
reported :Or the S@Hate oil. ~ provide for tAe
arpelu,reat 1t h>n c3u.ni>>;4utrs Tor VT
e!UIa.
BIS w.re reported 70 c,r.,!a,c the ext
lug deb; ii IN Cn,yar>i,y I; Eirginia, am to
profile IT a?p"1i> :-2m ne a.tiou 81 district
>c:4yl b ards ctc
B, We're passed anonjing an &C, iccorpo-
rating Tie Ii lu,uTauc- 'ou.pany Of E:rgnaa,
aIl aI.n0t z.ug Tie sac Of !.lu By the aSyluc.
Tor tn i.a. dumb all blIi
The Till Concerning the tunes for hnidi1G
|i-cu,t Courts va, amcJicd ard ordered u l.,
thru TcaIirg; also BIZ IN re,.on 10 The
a!teratl,u u ryacs c.I:a.- AID -;r-aips
The Speaker lad before the House a G M
municatl1u from he Governor. relative t. tnc
dangerous prcce!euts they We're setting in en-
ter;aul;g AID pa>>ae numerous bills tyr he
rei:e! ri daaul;lDg filters Of the Comuon
wealth The yeroor ntinIatei that when
any such bill was passed it >hcu'l Be ac.ouI-
pallei o. very go0u raasou>, or else he Iii sht
feel compelled 10 veto IT,
The House proceeded to consider the bill
coEccruiyg oys,erng 10 Pocouokc Sound aud
River, which was discussed till adjournment
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tNG:sESa.

II .ha >1r.:.. ;cS r.l.y. alter some uu!m'
rori.nt tu>o==: tne Fertilization Approp,is
iioD hi. was reported, AID tie atc uy9u
ti.c / u,si.4;. Affairs r-.uIucd VI. T.tou. II
Ncs-IG. { &c uItuE liz .Ic@cu begun the al;
rciJIc. llr. F.v,.us; SGT tt-u co;aiae! the
flor aLi und !t1Oa o -1>14.G tn PtySiiru. IL
hi L ul-i:Ga +. ic;. lie ."r.ci Tie ''-oc.4i
equality VIZ yry. bl, GAINED thai the p=o;5:
! IN IN: eqI. c}'z a>il:p. Mr.. Saul VI c,u.-
ncDc.I III ,D!e Argument against F-jc.al IL.
reference in STATE affairs. P>uiiny bis re-
marks the S-uata went ilio x cutive Session,
aud res. vas TX u un.i! 80 ,. H. AZ he
evening session Mr Salisbury declined 20 pr
ce-i ~ accvuIt ut th" small a;ie-IaGc-, auI
:h= uajc j urold.
In the II USE # K representatives. a nunlb=r
Of private I; S weIe disposed a. The ill pro-
yi,iiuS fyr tie dstritg ion oil tie J.palc>: H..
,:cnui.y uoh2y among the uttic-T> aud lueA Of
ihc Uu!:vl STATES VIZ vrS.c> Wyoming AID
[ klng vas tak-n u, and Mr.. Nylr: and
Mr. Bul-r male Str"og =peechc> IN aior u:
me b;iI. aud Nr. Hawyy. Mf. Holman and
others opposed ii. The Till was defeated by a
iargc uaj osly. Th" dill 10 pay ID. b. Alien
l. Co. 81 .543 or services IL Carrying the
ma,.: was pu--.d. The repor; oftne >u; -.,-
mI:tee sen! to Nv UgIcaLs 10 Investigate the
|. cent election, vas read. The discussion Gc.
la,iye 10 the custody OF r. B. Irwin was re,
ucw-!. AID i rc-u u;IJD Wa adopted directing
'ite >rT.r",.t-a:Ar u, - aG.w,r the proceed
Iugs il urt 4rI to take with Tim The bydy t
Irslr. 'lr. kas-on chaagei Ills woe t. move
i reconsideration. pcudit az lau the House
ali ururi uutl VI cn.a: