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flowed it in March, leaYing a deep de-
poslt of sediment. The corn was plan
ted from the Goth of April to the 11th
OF May-rather late. An acre was
measured off and the corn gathered on
the I'd of October-yield 11Y4 bushels
Another acre was gathered on the 21st
October, and the yield was 1143 BUSH
els. An average acre of his upland,
gathered on the 22d of Oatober, yield
| ed 55k bushels, and another 584 bush
! els.
PROF. BECKER, Of the University of
California. recently made AN announce
ment which has made the bonanza
kings feels little nervous. These
Gentlemen have long boasted that the
supply OF silver orc III the bonaIz4
mines at Virginia City is inexhausti-
ble. Professor Becker states that the
great Comstock vein has passed from
inclosing walls of p,rphyry and syenite
into solid syenite, which indie ltes, the
scientists say, that tie vein Will soon
cease to yield altogether.
DIR. Hunter Mcclure sends to the
Richmond Dispatch a long account of
"Stonewau' Jackson's last words
about half-past l he was told that he
had but two hours to live, and answer
ed again feebly bnt firmly, Very good,
it is all right 4 few moments ocfore
he died he cried out in his delirium,
Order A. P. Hill to prepare for ac-
tion Pass the infantry to the front
rapidly! Tell Maj. Hawks thea
stopped, leaving the sentence unfnish-
ed. Presently a smile of ineffable
sweetness spread itself over bis pale
face and then he said quietly, and |
with an expression as if of relief. Let
us caoss orer the river and rest under
the shade of the trees ana then with
out pain or the least struggle, his spir-
It passed"
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SHELBY YAURURA-McDu and FaT.tfae
~ ton, editors AM pToprietors. Pub.i-ne.
-aturdays, At Shelby, h. q. Democratic in pol
I'll & One year 81.
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"ILLsBORO RECOKDER. Fs-:l,.i~!e
III February 18th, 1sZ) Thc old sst -.-pnl J..
s<o'tn Carolina. Has iarge ciIcHIl-i = '-'..e
ally in the counties OF Urarge, - lam trI.e
Per-ou aud Ca-weli, and * IT, re~~cn+z Il
n edium OF advertising for tn $50 E... i.7
business nf those counties. = COH-rr. .. " /.
po.i les ard is good family ncw=Ia.e
fnbecG iptons and atvcrt- .-T-- L. ey-,s = r.
Certsbln and the patronage of tae pIU'lc ~
srertfuuy solicited.
sixm0nths 81.
I'D. rAHTER .r,-.
Editor anu .ST.uGter 7.
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REENSBOKO PATRTOF-Greeusbo
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THE CHILDkEN'S FRIEND, Published
i az the Uxor orphan Asylum. ~eekIg.
ayear.
VA LSON PI.AINDRALEF-R. W. SIN
W dietary, editor, Weekiy,at 81 90 year
| Democratic III politics.
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| w editor. Weekly, at - & year Demo
cratic In politics.
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THE FRANKLIes coURIER-Lcu.sbu .sburg
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tics.
THE CAROLINA HOUSEHOLD NAGt-
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itor. Monthly, at 50 Il year, one Of t-ls finest
literary works in the South.
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MONTE c. ROLINA GITIZEE, Aslcvi...
~ n. g. K. NJ. Furman, e.iiter. 0us vetr
s. Democratic III politics.
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HNA ton, editors and proprie urS. Publish
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HREFNVILI REGISTFR-Wsekfv al
~ Thursday at Greenyiile, Fitt c.untv 1t
s. year Jas. /. Lyon, editor. Democrats
in politics.
TINE CENTRAL PRpTESTAET, or. ems
Il bOro, y c., published il the inrere-t Of
tie Meth OGist Protestant Church. - 10 Ter
annum. j. l.. Michaux, editor.
NEWBERN JOURNAL. OF C;sMNr9t-F.
A$ y. u. Pool, Jr., editor. Weekly, at - :
year. Democratic III politics.
D OCKY MOUNT MALL II. & V. Z.
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Weekly, at S2 a year. Dem Jcratlc il I.,IliIes
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six months 81 25. Democratic in p3liti,.:.
1SHELBY YAURURA-NcDu and FaTt Ing
~ ton, editors ami prOpretors Published
>aturdaFs, at Shelby, h. Z. Dem cratic in pol
I'll & One year 81.
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saturday, 2Gth day O. Lut.c, 1875

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toI ic, PoiTical, historical, Literary. a5-
Scientific, which is OF current irCe-s-r. ami
z We the best ituAtTa tons thai cant.e obtained,
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will be printed on new tyne, ant heavy book
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| 'criA. FTtt short stories, poems and tketr.-9ss
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EXPE9SE OF THE CONSTEEU.
TIONAa. COTvR STION.

It was organised on the 7th of Sep
tember, and adjourned sine die on the
18th of Octob er. remaining in session
Just 50 days. Now what was the cost :?
One hnndred and nineteen members
at 81 per dav, 416
speaker and two Secretaries. IS each, is
Four Engossing and Enrolling
Clerks, two Doorkeepers, s5 each, 80
I've Pages, 81 each, ,
Total cost per day 1926
Thirty-six days, at 1925 per day is SIS 1856
Average mileage, S2a member is 24OO
PRINTING other contingencies, 500
Total Cost OF Convention, s23, s36
If the WORK of the Convention is
ratified, more than seven times this
amount will be saved every year.
The people can now see what was
promised ard what has been accom-
plish9d. Every Radical paper and
speaker proclaimed that the cost of
the Convention would be five hundred
thousand dollars, and that it would
ever remain burden upon the people.
The Democrats, on the other hand,
promised that the expense could not
exceed thirty thousand dollars, and the
amount would be saved in one year.
The result is that the cost is less than
thirty thousand dollars, and the saving
will be one hundred and seventy thou
sand.doilars every year. Let the peo-
pie decide between the promises and
performances of the two parties.
Hon. John Manning and DR.. W. f
Stroud, delegates to the Convention
from Chatham county, have publish
ed at address to their constituents,
from which we extract the following:
The difference in expense under our
present constitution and the constitu-
ton as proposed to be amended, it is
thought will be as follows, viz:
Under Under
Pr Mt onstitiOn. Amended.
Gen As my pr ann. 81, 900 % e$22 800 80
Nupreme { Ourt Judges, 12,5'0-fN 1870
< Inerior Court Judges 81 5OO0CO a22 800 90
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Southern TlIu2IJLs. :. t. {.
Age !
RALEIGH. y. Z.

rE7HE only ILLUST RA~Eft |FFNI 7
in the South. Fight r-E's E.arfv toll
rEnns, OF tain''g more rea,:rng r'a.'er Ia
.ry weekly Iutl,~hed il the --u js-r-. = ates
The fiIst nuu.ber OF ihe StEE - k : Ii
STh hAIkit AS T. VII lie ue1sSn
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Va LSON PIAINpRALEF-R, VI. SIN
w dietary, editor, Weekiy,at 81 90 year
Democratic III politics.
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vol, 14mo. Oloth. Pice. s1.75.
Mailed t" any address wisnlu the United
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ID. .APPLkTON & Co. Publisher
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THE ROANOKE NEWS-a Semi 0rce-.rr
i New-pap publi-hed at Weldon. \. q. ~
SanT'i"g BForhers, and edited ~ = 2. - x
n. L. MaEuing, will be sent Ont UOst&Ea paid.
every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY, fur
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will be rent, postage PREPAID, balance ~ lale
wear ter On &c DOLLAR
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men will maze a note Of Il u ten wishing Is adj
yeEtise n an Eastern PAneE.
MAN ING BROS. We.G1>- O.:
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notice ard VIII return the favor.
ROANOKE = ~
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Pr s. Mt OnstitOn. Amended.
Gen ASS my pr ann. .s45, 900 o. ESP 800 90
Hupreme ourt Judges, 12,5r0D0 1,51'0
l1erior Court Judges, 3I,O0ocO s22,590 90
Penitcntary ............ 109 10000 5',O00.0J
Co Govt, Co treasurer, 75,0o0-0e
Total s271, 10000 $1,000
The saving in money will be 1869, 18o
per annum in favor of the amend
ments.
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"ILSON ADVANCE-Perry Il. Williams.
w editor, Weekly, at - {. year. Demo
cratic In politics.
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General Debility.

VEG sTTER acts directly upon the csu.rs
THESE complaint. 1t invigorates xnd strength
ems the whole system, acts upOn the sec cetiv
organs and allays Inflammation.
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GOLDSBORO HIGH SCHOOL
COLDSBORO, n. c.

n. FETTER. A. NJ, Prof. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages.
Z. W. ADAMS, AM, Prof Mathematics
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d OCKY MOUNT MALL H. & u. L
A6 Thorp, prOIrietors; ". l. Thorp, edifa-
Weekly, at 81 year. Dem JGratlc IL r,I.iies
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&ils GT0. 50LU@BIk

+-ElSTA RAILROAD ca
F11sF &C. ---'. IIII1qEs IL NJ
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A LBEMARLE TIMEs-weakl lv. at wind
N sor, 81 per annam p. Il. Winston, e6.-
tor. Democratic in politics.
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THE ANEONIaN, = Conservative fae1oo-
l. craric eekIy Journal, Published j.. Polk
ton. n. G., situated IN p growing p...,.. ,...
surrounded by a coed farming cur: :. .t d -
superior advantages as an 54dvsE ti-i-- H.
Reiug the Granger : organ Of the section where
il Is published, many subscribers TO the AN
soui M read no other paper. Adve- tl-ii'-
rates liberal. SIbscripti price 500 peg
year
Address HAwLEY & GALE.
Editors, PClktou, ". <.
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FElHE FRAGKLIN COURIER-I.ou -sburp
i N G. G, =. Baker, eIItor and 1,roF.rfe d.
WeeAly,a 81 pei anuum. De ,aocratIc IN poi
tics.
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All flies are very wise. No one ever
knows, as he sits in dose, how much
fly knows that alignts on his nose,
till he leaves the blows, when away
the fly goes.
Some excitement was created about
dusk last evening by difficulty in a
store between the clerk and a colored
man, in which pistol was drawn, fol
owed by an arrest. No damage done.
Nearly all the visitors at the Fair
have left the city.
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Il this complaint the good effects cf the
NEGETINE are realized immediately sitter com
mencing to take it ; debility denotes de-
hc'e7cY Of the blood, and VEsETINE acts
dir Getty uuou the blood. oct30-4v
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NEWBERN JOURNAL. OF CaAINr4-F.
A$ ). Ii. Pool, Jr., editor. Weekly, At - !
year. Democratic politics.
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Hhe Third Term of this EnstItu-
ton will begin on Monday. Aug. =,
and end on Monday, Dec: 30. 1873.
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It was organised Oh the 7th of Sep
tember, and adjourned sine die on the
1lth of October. remaining in session
Just 50 days. Now what was the cost :?
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Approximations Dem, w. Va. }
Eaton Dem, Conn and Wallace Dam.
Pa
Commerce-Go Gordon Dem. Ca, DENIM
Dem, Nd ard Mcdonald Dem, Ind.
Military Affairs Ransom Dem, N. O.
| Randolph Dem, n. j.. and Cocbrell Dem
Mo-
| Naval Atfairs-Norwood Dem, GA anG
| Whyte Dem, Md)
Judiciary Dem, % anc
| Stevenson Dem, KY
Post-Olfice and Post -Roads-Andrew John.
son Dem, Tenn, Salisbury Dem, Del J,
and Mtxey Dem. Texas.)
Public lands-Kelly Dem, Oregon, Nc
Donald (Dsm., INDY, and Jones Dem, Fla. }
Indian Atftirs-Bogy Dem, MOI and
McCreery Dem, ky.)
Claims -Caperton Dem, W. Val and
Cockrell Dem, MOI
District Of Colum ola Eaton Dem, Conn. J
and Merrimon Dem, n. Co.
Patents Johnston Dem, Va and ker-
nan Dam, n. y
Territories Cooper Dem, Tenn) and
M4xey Dem, TsXls.)
Railroads Ransom dem, \. c.. Kelly
Dem, Oregon and Caperton Dem, W. Va
The Committee on Transportation VIII con-
siSt OF Window, (Rep.. MIMI, Sherman,
NihSl'', - !, SNllAitiit>, NitNp ~ L. !, 'SSi,
rep, LAD, Mitchell, (Rep, Oregon, Nor
wood. dem, Ga.), Davis, Dem, W. Va.
and Johnston, (Dem. Va. A majority OF this
committee is undoubtedly favorable to lib
eral policy of improvements.
The Committee on Railroads, of which Mr..
West is chairman, will probably have ma or
lty favorable to the Texas Paciti: Railroad,
which will come before it next win er This
fact IS regarded as one of great importance
over the future struggle over this measure,
aud most ernest effort has accordingly
been made by the Central Pacific Railroad
ring, headed by Nr. Sergeant, to pack COM
nlttee hostile to the new Southern line. In
his they have failed.
Mr.. Conkling is expected to be chairman of
he Committee on Commerce, and he desires |
he position, i'll order to fight the steamboat !
Dill, in which matter he takes such peculiar
ND very susplcl 'us interest Spencer wanted
o be chairman of this committee, but will be
nut Oft with the Craftsmanship of the District
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ILLIBLEAL RADICAL SENATOR'S,
The Democra : are Awarded, but Slight
Represent alton in the Commitices-The;r
List of Assignment.
Correspondence of the Courier-Journa

ILL
WAsHISGToN, March S.-The subject pend
ing IN which most interest is felt by Senators
is the appointment of the committees. and
here no little solicitude is felt The Repub-
leans have agreed to give the Democrats a
third unimportant committee Tuis viii
probably be the Committee on Claims, or the
Regisi of the Laws. Gov Stevenson has
ben recommended By the Democrats for
chairman, and will be appointed. In other
respects the Republicans are dealing verv
iliberaly with the Democrats, giving hem
only two on the most import mt committees.
On the Committee on Foreign Relations they
get three members. On the important Com
mittee on Railroads, com posed of eleven
members; only three Dem ocrats are allowed
he d mocrttc arrangements have now been
completed by their subcommittee, and Will
be repor ed 10 the general caucus tomorrow
tor rat tication. They are as follows
Privileges and Elections salisbury Dem,
DELI ana Megrimon Dem, y. CO
Foreign Relations-Anirew Johnson Dem.
Tsnl.l, McCraery Dem, Ky.) and Bogy
(Dem. Mo-
F.nAnce-Dayard, Dem, Deli ana Herman
Dem, n. ~
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GUNNER 1eepiy IN nuid0t.

so cases, hall TIN. oAnpl4,a<
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THE COURTS.
superior District Court.

This Court was engaged yesterday in
the trial OF a jury case which has been pend
ing some time, The suit was brought by
Mrs Ellen Murray against the Pontchartrain
hsllroad Company, tor damages which she
alleges she suffered by the killing Of her hus-
band. Sac claims $25 600.
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Massachusetts, claims 10 have recently dis
covered silver mine 1t won't surprise Us
much il it should turn ont hat Mass acAuse'ts.
in digging around promis euously, has acct
dently bed upon bu.ier Ulesceur ..ty
spoils -Coarier-Joarnal -
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satisfied, wishes the Democrats to succeed.
Let rs therefore change the policy and unite,
TOR Republican union is victory in 1876.
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Ismal'a, by Sir Sam1 ". Baker. = Il.
Llvlng7tone's Last Journals ..... &C
Inc Straits OF Malacca, Indo China and
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Adventures Of an Attorney in Search Of
Diapers Conflict Between Religion and
science. Observation-Disclosures II
Wllkie Collinss The Law and the LADY,"
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Days Near Home" by A. j. C. Hare. SO
The FAIR Puritan" by Frank Forester . 80
Ticknor's g Life Of w II. Prescott o...... 50
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Hearts and Hands by Christian Reid . 50
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whica ii these courses snan pu,sS.>S.. $685.
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I6ulObelQDeue Seele nit pt0bli9emGnts
ieBerl. D6g(etb ct fie porauS8ele0eH uno
oarauf G~eipartet bate, mar er benno0
uugeneln srI0rcdt barber. Soumelno
mn0 na6 NtDen riHseno, ienf ct nit
ai1b!ei6em @eiidte in Ger 9Glle auT etz
men Stubl. SR Der alIgemetlen Nufrez
gung, metde f0lgte, tpuroe iett IOlDer~
barer 3uitullO gar ntbt bea1tet. PAS
9elautmte 0ausperional NAT lit Nuftubr.
Berittene 8oteu tpuroer UNI Ner3te
mad Erebaitl uno %&an9portb gei9idt.
&bltren mur0e1 alf un0 3ugcma0t, etz
lenoe S0ritte Dallten auf DEM Wtarnlor>
booen Oct &orrtoore. @ruppen eri0ros
dener, pertptrrter 0ieultIeute erfuateH
Die 0dn9e.
penorate, Sir Marf3 Gammerbiener,
9llig mteoer III oas 3inaner ieinest0errn,
ipoDtH lDm Der 0au5Qofmeiiter folgte.
Oanharo, 6alDneD5 ~WtttiDuloi9er, itano
Ill Der obetel 6aue, lebnte ii0 i6er Die
geibniBte 8riiltuug uno ldaute finjter
uno bart NIT 5Ornigem 9lusoru6 in lets
1en tuntelnoen, fIetuen 2tugeu binab.
UGtDnep gLGubte ieinen 9tamen better
gefliiltert 81 b0ren. @r erbob i~eine9ugen
NAo er6liGte leinen &ammeroieuer, Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19

Isle ioIel mir aus benz 0aule, sic ultz
petlddmter Dtenlb, lobato Stc Warf
mir Den lebten 2lt6em ausgsbaa1t bat"
uno nit oitier Drobuug siug oerGlens
be III iebr ilbler Gaune Uber Die Stiege
biHab.
IS mar nod nibt neun lt9r, uno er
tpuBte ni1t, lpa5 e. nit lciner 3cit an
faugeu ioute. Gr btlu0iuB cintn Seinb
i'll oer Nbtei abjulfatieH, leDte leiaeaDut
ali, Sog ieinen Oberrod all unO elite in6
Urete.
Die Nabt iuar iebr mitbe unb ol,ges
nebni, uno ein Spasiergang U5er Ole6sl:
Der iIio 'our9 ben 4urf au0 Der Nbtet
tonnte nur looblfbueno leil.
VI gtls 5~leiaitco raid ullo perulinoerte
l!tne SOrttte ntbt eber, ais bis er auf
Der &erlale oer 2tbtei itano.
0ts GroBen 5teiumoilen oes betpobne
ten Ibcllto pareu u~oufdnoia beleguttt,
Wa0teno Die SuineW i'm "lteflteu SDattet
laDyn.
Uawuep lties Die breite Steiutreppe
blnaYf uno lWIus nit BEN RlpYfel all
Dds G1or.
Sin Oiener lies ibn augenbIieliA sits
treten, un0 ua0otm CT letne GttaBeus
tleioer aeAete9t bate, begab er ftp In
DEN Salcn unO IOidte Den Dntnen jttne
Edrte biaauf.
@r muBte eintgeIlinute ~iparteu, o6er
baum erl0ieu Der Gsoieute ipieoer unS
la1te:
ugiB Stutr lit unnobl u1o bittet, fie
otsisnNbeno 81 entlbuloiqeu, DIR. Iatps
neg. D1rs. Ytatperne ptro glsi1 9srans
ter tplluleu.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-01-23
BALL0rING FOR SENATOR.

The two Houses of the Tennessee
General Assembly met in Convention
on Wednesday, when balloting fol
Senator was proceeded with-result
ing as follows:
FIRST BALLOT.-Total vote-John
son, 30; Brown, ID; Stephens, Is
Bate, ID; Savage, 10; Quarles, Z; Ew
ing, Z; Kennedy, |.
SECOND BALLOT. - Total vote
johnson, 30; Brown, If; Stephens, 1G
Bate, -; Savage, 9; Quarles, Z; Ewing
6; Kennedy, l.
THIRD Observation-Disclosures
son, 81; Brown, ID; Stephens, Il
Savage, 9; Bate, II; Ewing, 6; Quarles
1; Kennedy, l.
FOURTH BALLcT.-Total vote
johnson. 50; Brown, II; Stevens, Il
Bate, II; Savage, s; Quarles, 6; Ewing
6; Kennedy, l.
Firth BALLOT.-Total yote-John.
son, 81; Brown. IL; Stephens, II; Bate
II; Savage, s; Quayles, 6; Kennedy, |
SIXTH BALLOT Total Yote-John.
son, 81; Brown, Is; Stephens, Il: Bate
ID; Savage, s; Ewing, 6; Quarles, 6
Kennedy, l.
SEVENTH RALLCF.-Total vote
johnson, 81; Brown. 10; Stephens. Il,
Bate, 10; Savage, I; Ewing, 6; Quarles
6; Speaker Paine, J,