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Old 81. says the Atlanta Constitution,
stopped with gang Of darkeys At Grants new
building last evening.
fur, dom nufiln and livin' often de money dat
yer murders Kits from de white folks for wash
lnf' tie queried.
"we'se Jess tiwkin' about dis publican moet-
In at de cry Hall las night, and | was sayin'
Il t don't see mucn din renee twix, dom quo
Leans an de Dmmycrats, fur as we nisgers um
cOnsirned' replied Amos.
docs YOU MT ter he h dat dar Offence
6Ill,s Jess ike 1T am bound ter stan On de
Dat we does, Uncle ST." said solemn and
emphatic darkey.
well, yer see, de 'publcans dev ia always UP
for de rvcOnstrHcsnun-dat's deere platform eDcr
sence de war, kase yer all helh dat all do
non. course It Is"
Am de D.mmlcrats dey done come on, on
$50 dey ts," Il Ibiously SPOKEN.
"Well, de reconstruction, hit am ike Dustin
up de moss power u a con mn Il tfyln' fur u
man whar made ~"
= Yer neah dat now ?" said one to the others.
" An de Reform, dat means dat yer takes de
iicketty ole hoss power ter pieces, nIos all de
parts inter de sane shapes dat dey wuz AT the
flu, tghtens up de braces and de socki' s. aud
den puts dat whole hoss power up Jess zactly
de same, but a heap more substantial dan hit
wuz when yer fust cot 1t from de factryI
III! Jess lissen at dc ole man. said the en-
thuslaslc auditor
Now, yer puts dis an dat tope oder and dar
yer sees de dln'ence twXt dc 'pu blican party an
de Dilmycrat party! DE 'pubicans dey done
got do whole Matted States busted all ter smash
an dey cant cit hit spt no de ripht WAY Agin.
but de Dimn Gratis dey Is clmin' long wild deere
hammer and drawknife, an dey gwlue ter put
her up Jess de same iike sho nebber wuz broke
uD BY dem smart Aleck 'pubicans-yer mind
ole ~. now u
The other negroes looked at each other as
though they had found a hens nest fun of eg IS
and tLen told the Old man
"NOus up wild de race, you Is -
." Dat am. niggers; an wnen dem 'publicans
reconstrucks dat deere freedman bank den Ian
gwine ter h'lieve dat dey knO's deere blzness-
butnot betO', yer heah mo :"
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FTVW INf ca If9T0N tVN'FfT.
A DR.. Hooper. u dentist, living in the
northern part OF Aiamance county, went to the
breakfast tble prepared 10 poison his wife, for
what reasl ns We have not learned. They were
seated alone at the table. After pouring out the
coffee Mrs. Hooper was despatched out of the
room ON some prctCXt, and IN her absence hel
husband poured into hr cup deadly
mixture She returned, and II happened
that the doctor himself was called from the
room for the moment. In hts absence fiy fell
into his cup, aud Mrs Hooper, wife-ike. ex
cuauged cups. Inc doctor retained ana dranh
his coffee IL nOst at one sw allow. lie at once
detected the singular ta.te of the beverage an,
nskcd his wife II sue haQ exon lnged cups. Sh,
TVpIleu thit sno nad, giving the reason for u
when he exclaimed : Then am d dead man !
anu IN few minutes was a corpse.
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steam CannI NAVIGATION.
FIom 10 BIr0o cOmme,c.uI Aaoerns'

FI7NN Na D-VN0 tONIN.lIC.II Ia0UflS7r
Notwithstanding tho many Intellectual
attempts To intro luci steam On the Erie "a IA
IA a m tOr, inventors do not appear 10 despair
OF hnal success. Two or three new devices have
toen tried TINS season with indifferent Results.
boat, the Central New \ Ork, l. now on the
way To this city urlNid q with an original CON
tryAnce. She made a sort II trial trip at Kuches-
ter saturday, and Is said to have steamed 1T the
rate Of auout three and a half miles an hour.
Inc machinery OF the Central New York IL
pl ced IN the middle II the boat ina prOpe-
Ter Is "a combination Of the screw and scroll,
which works in u chamber ia the centre Of the
boat. The screw when in motion agitltes the
causes vacuum which Is quickly illled 10y wa
ter. l. Is claimed that the screw has conttnu-
al supply OF solid water to work IN, regardless
loaded.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str: As a
constant reader aud supporter Of your paper,
take pleasure in forwarding to you a copy OF the
Pierrepont family crest. as used bv the Amerl-
can branch. In looking over Debretts Peer
age, find the following under the head Of
"Punning Notices."
One OF the best family notices IA that OF Earl Man.
vets, whose family name l. PirrfepOnt, which IA thus
written IN the motto; " ne ReDDnte t."
Now. either Debrett or the American Pier
points are wrong as to the spelling. Debrett's
definition Of the motto Ia, "Rcpose In pious con-
ldeuce." Yours. truly, NIDs.
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From "a hctuiond uhiL Aug, l.
Yesterday afternoon Justice j. j. Crutoh
field sent a inaguiA ,ent specimen of "A jackson
watermelon To the second station house, Moth
Ing lhe Il Was ever seen In Richmond before.
Ihe monster weighed l2l pounds, aud WAS rs
lr-e rs "A lour barrel. II took nearly the wholo
of the y tlce force at the station house - get
llo. / wa, a novel sight, though. TO see three
men cAtiU = on one slice, aud 20 see another
WaNeu-nalIed polcrmn holding piece be
tween MS legs ike ~ tass udils, aud, beginning
at tho top, trying 10 eat his way down.
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reverence In his address to the Reverend British
clergy at the Lord Mayors bauqu I. Why peo-
pe should poke fun at our Minister Tor doing
this when he had the precedent before him, in
Administration circles, Of Hiram turned into
Ulysses simpson, and Iipple uansiorned into
Mitchell, II Is not easy ~ see. IL. 3.
AUGUST 10.
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TIE QUESTION OF THE DAY.
WHAT rs the ACTUAL NAME OF OUR
MINISTER TO ENGLAND?

How Munson, or Pierpont, or Edwards, or
Whoever the JadGe may be, may Fix the
Thing aud AIlay Public Apprehension.
Two distinguished physicians were con-
vorsine the other day about Edward Munson
Pierreponts frequent changes OF name. One OF
them said that he was native OF the town In
which the Minister to England was born and
reared-the town OF North Haven, seven miles
from New Haven, "At home" the speaker said,
"tho Plerponts we're called the 'Pairpints by
the nassl-voiced good folk. and believe to-day
that II Q man should dress himself as a rustic
and accost Minister Pierrepont with, wall.
Jedge Pairpint, haouw d. dewr the Judge
would say to himself, THAT man knows all
about mel can't deceive him."
The other gentleman held In his hand list OF
the members OF the Congregational Church Of
North Haven, showing that "Munson Pierpont"
Joined the church "by profession" In 1898.
That II was the Identical individual who IL rep
resentlng the United States at the Court OF st.
James's az Edwards Perrepont, the medical me n
had no doubt whatever.
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sleeping on hi. WIFE. Grave.

There is n widower in this city who goes
to ST. MHIy's Cemetery every night aud sleeps
upon his Wliv'5 grave. Sometimes he Is sober
and occasionally he isn't, tut IL Is not probable
his vaiiAoeness N tins particular alarms the de-
ceased, AS she became accustomed TO his pecu-
llalities white soJOurning here below. Whether
ho has an antlpathy - sleeping alone, or Is ac-
tuated ~ rom 4ntic devotion to the departed
dear one, is lett ~ conjecture.
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= 'TF' ~ fF7'-T|3F7 2 FFF0
We shan lnoio as nee are knoWn."

They toll me shall sec the good
OF age gOnc neiurr,
Tuat Jisi uey Onh atn's swelling hOod.
OpUn that shining shore,
The ptiriarcls AL / prophets stand.
And iNruuSn tnc .es-tl SUNNI r and,
sweet songs are rin.ins Ioul anu clear,
To crow lac never cuau1lns year,
Anu ! -It uUe, ia" au- . ihr ~
Aui rinF win them IN tud.csa song,
SuIll range Tine lnl4- IT pure dcllglt.
tuA fuNees 90 flrttt bloom,
AL tIru' the day tuit Knows ~ night,
Ala fears 40 "a .upflng slOJu.
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But there I, ono-lhc voice ! know.

But there Is 0nr-tnc voice ! know,
Ana race diyiney far,
That crossed tn 5 Hood, not long ago,
Ana waits 10 lutc| me there,
AMI by her side brother stands,
A sister, VITA her gentle uHnls
waves sweet welcome rs my feet
Touch the bright shore, and repeat
Familiar WOrus, suCh AZ Of ord
The wealth OF loves possession told
Ine dehr ones ~ the household band.
Tue friends my heart h tn kuown,
Are near me IN mat better land
Not one Is lOst-thr friendly maud,
The smlIe Of love, Its Kind command.
Have more familiar grown.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11

The greater. great 'unknowDs" are now
in the field. Also the well-known Pa
naca Saloon, [ acour Street. commences
the second century with all the heated
term drinks and soothing cigars. One
price! One Bu!! I'm
BRICK BUILDING. Lacour street. Brick
Building. Lacour street. Orient Saloon.
Orient Saloon. Your Choice, One Bit
Your Choice. One Bit. Billiards 25
Gents. Billiards 25 Cents. Bagatelle
Tables. Bagat, lie Tables.
mytf DRoLETTE & HELLowELL.
REMOVED. -Robt. Adams tailor, has
removed to Lacour street, four doors
from Main street, in Lynch's block.
where be has on hand large and fine
assortment of clothes. cassimeres and
vestings adapted to custom trade and
made up at reasonable rates. Cleaning
and repairing done. II
SOLE AaENcY.-W. R. Wilson is sole
agent for San Francisco Post. Daily En-
terprise, Salt Lake Tribune and Eureka
Sentinel. Also dealer in California and
New York Newspapers, school books.
stationery, music. cigars and tobacco.
next door to Dexter stables. II
DR.. j. s. HAMMOND has established an
office over the State Bank. Residence
E. r. Clute's house, Cedar street.
FULL assortment of groceries and pro.
visions at T. G. Poujades, Meadow Val
ley street. If.
Ice IcE Ion $. B. MARITIME ono.
more announces himself as being in the
field with large supply of fine. cleaI
ice, which will BE- sold at reasonable
price. Leave orders at Fulks & Mo.
Alpin's.
If you want any tin ware. sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices.
go to J. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but 6rst-class workmen. tt.
/ MILLINERY GooDs.-I have on hand a
large and nice assortment of trimmed
hats for ladies and children, which will
sell at cost prices.
1m MRS. WARD. Lacour st.
W. r. WILSON continues to sell ice
Leave orders next door to Johnston'i
stable.
cheese. eastern cheese jus
received at T. G. Poujads's,
BEST brands Of Tobacco and cigars a
Poujade's. If
TRY the Pumeriega Cigar at Johl
Shier's. II
IMPORTED sherry. port and olaret wine
at Poujade's. IT
| FREsH imported Cigars Just receive
by w. +. WILSON.
W. B. WILSON has an assortment Q
candies. jy1-2t
Ta1 the fAvorits brand Of Boqust Ct
gars ct John Shisr's. Il
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11

nN TIE MORNING or THE 6n INST.
~ ct the ire ON Davis street. Ton Dollar
Gold Piece made into . Monogram sleeve Bue.
ton with the letters R. 8. upon it. TIN doiiavs
the same to 1usssll eootts q his solooA q Nein
strest. 1yea
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, July 10.-The Foreign Office
has received report of the preliminary
inquiry at Auckland into the proceed
ings of the British war vessel Barro.
coata in connection with the recent af.
fairs at the Somoan Islands and its con.
sidered desirable to order the vessel
home.
GLASGOW. July 10.-Tbe mill proprie.
tors have given notice of ten per cent.
reduction in wages.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11
Fourth of July COMMITTEES.

This Committee met las. evening at |
o'clock at the house OF Protection Hose
Company and transacted the following
business:
The treasurer reported that there was
enough money now on hand to settle all
bills. The Committee ordered the same
to be paid.
Mr.. WI. o'Dougher,y then offered
the following resolutions;
Alta meeting OF the Fourth of July
Executive Committee. held at Protection
Hose House on the evening of July 10th,
1876, il was
Resolved, That the thanks Of this
| Committee be gratefully rendered to the
citizens Of Phoebe for the very liberal
manner in which they contributed
means and services to make this.
our Centennial Fourth, an unalloyed
success; that, as the result of their lib
eral and patriotic patronage the citizens
of Lincoln county enjoyed a celebration
which would have reflected credit on a
city favored with a time-honor-d pres
tige-s celebration which, We venture to
say, for the harmony and appropriate
ness OF its tasteful arrangements, has not
been equalled in any community on this
continent of the same population or
much more extended resources.
After the reading and adoption of the
resolutions vote of thanks was rendered
to all OF the b-committees. A vote of
thanks was rendered the Chairman. Geo.
W. Birdsall, by the Committee, where.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11

GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON BET WITH AN
IA Amethyst Stone and Pearls. The finder
will please leave the same ct John Roeder's
store, where liberal reward will b. paid for %
doing. jy7.0
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JUSTICE Court. THE attention of this
Court was occupied yesterday in hearing
the case of Hanly against Brown, it be-
ing tried by jury. The case was sub.
United to the jury, who returned YER
dict in favor of the plaintiff for the
amount claimed $685. The jury stood
10 to 2. The case will be appealed to
the District Court.
BOARD OF DELEaArEs-The Board of
Fire Delegates meet tomorrow even.
ing at seven o'clock at the house Of
Phoebe Hose Company on Main Street
The old board will finish up their bust.
ness and the new Board will commence
operations.
The WEATHER.-The cool and pleas
ant weather still continues. blankets ar,
in demand at night. ice cream finding
slow sale in the day time. The highes
point the thermometer reached yes
terday was SO degrees.
Mrs. A. J. BLAIR and children arrived
in San Francisco On the night of July 81
All OF the family were enjoying goo
health.
New PoTAToEs. -These esculents ar
selling in Phoebe at Is cents per pound
the supply not being equal to the DE-
msnd.
PETER HARRISON yesterday received
large lot of Wallpaper direct from tb
Eastern mills, forwarded by Hugh White
teams.
SUNDAY was cool and pleasant day
also very quiet one, as in it's prope
observance it should be.
The Arizona mail Departed from cam
yesterday morning, it will arrive o
Saturday next.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11
NOTICE TO ALL.

A IL PAATI1s AnE NoTIxlRn Ann oAps
"A toned mon neeotiatinR ~ follcve9f
- - y. = sanausou;
q Nmot suna ~. ~
For value reesiveA. pgam1ea - ~ - 80
Caldwell o. oedee eoooQos poge4~ ~
daya ffoa daAe. with i11ogoneee ~ - - -
p co1k - mno1As = =
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11

Stages leave Phoebe at 8 O'Clock A. M,
making close connection with Railroad Stag
from Hamilton.
ONCE at Wells, Fargo d Co..
u2l.n
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11

HEADLIGHT" writing to the Gold Hill
News from Philadelphia under date Of
June 23d, reports meeting fair sprink-
ling of Piochers at the Centennial.
among others John James and Jim
Wright. He says, the grounds are 80
vast and extensive that many persons
we'll acquainted might pass and repass
each other several times a day and never
see each other. I would, therefore,
advise people from Nevada on arriving
at the grounds il they wished to see
others from their own State to 60 at
once to the quartz mill, headquarters or
cabinet, where they could soon learn
the whereabouts of anybody from
Nevada.
DISTRICT CouRT.-The District Court
met yesterday morning at ten o'c lock,
and transacted the following business:
Deseret Telegraph Company vs.. s. l..
Lee; case tried and plaintiff non-suited.
State vs.. Page and Panaca; case tried
and taken under Amusement by the
| Court.
Court then adjourned until ten O'Clock
to-day.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11
80 FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.

n
sAs FRAxcrsoo. July 10.
MORNING SALES.
"a, anhir-45Ak 44a
20 Nsxican-25 25s 2SS 25S
ifoo S.,Id 4 Curry-13A IL y l3ts
9eo psst 4 Beicher-4o 39h s9k S9s 4O1bS0
s5O Californis-oo ,o,,
1890 Con Virein us,
,-eo yale 4 Norcross-os =
10y rhollsr Potosi-.2 n 1OH 40
40 Sn,n point-9A Oh 9
9ts SSrI,ow Jscket-27A 2IH T';
iose iImperisl-5A 5h
200 raptuck-l1h IL l0s =.
soe nnIphs--4o sss 4os s98 3ss
,Ss Belcher-l8 l8h
sOo sierra Nevsds-l3A lSh
soo Utsh-l7 1914 l6h
". 70 pIcheouer-l5x is 1880
oas Oyerman-58* 50 5Ss
,oSo Justice-2l 2l4 AIN Ha
sg9 Union Con-10A lO9s
100 Lady Brysn-s
5s5 Julia--TA IN ~
80 Caledonia
' AFTERNOON sALEs.
On Meadow Valley
sl5 Eureka Con-l3 l2R
20 Alps-l% "
s25 Leopard-7A
10 Gila-l
175 panther-lk
Se5 Northern Belle-s6
800 Hussey-ooc
100 Tybo Con-l2
ls5 Gen Thomas-3k
$50 Metsllic-l
,oOA C, 40 Con-57c
SaO New Coso-2k 2kb302H
500 Golden Cbariot-I
IFS Poormsn-3Oc -
IS Baltimore Con-1h
20 Silver Hill
100 Chsllenge-4h
100 Rock Island-lA
I7U New York Con-a
$50 Woodville-lb ~
$50 Andes-2s
300 Kossuth-lA
$50 North Carson-A
lis Ward-l&
100 Levisthan-A
20 Prospect "a
sos Ophir-45A Ash ASK
5S5 importantly 5A
40 California-67 67A 6'hs5
40 Savage-lS% lSa
80 Overman-60
65 Exchequer-15h
$50 Mexicau-20 81 bb30 27b5
9l6O Con Virginia 48 48* 48A Az AVA aS%si
48h 48a
AN Best Belcher-42 Al Al II 4Ox
lOi5 Yellow Jacket-2S 27h
2lO Gould h Curry-14 13b
$50 Alpha-40S Al
32u Union Con-l0A lOf
I5O Hale h Norcross-9 ~
50 Kentuck-l0% l01s
Slu Justice-2lh ak
90 Chollsr Potosi-72
100 Wells Fargo-l5c
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11

Now that silver has fallen 81 in price
and is not likely ever again to reach it's
standard OF few years ago, says the
Mining Review assayers ought to adopt
a new figure Of calculation that would be
nearer the truth. At present all silver
assays are calculated at 81 20 per ounce.
On 200 ounces of ore this gives rise to an
error of $25 per ton-quite serious diff
ference il one ia figuring whether his
mine can be worked probably or not.
The great majority of the people who
have mead of assays are unable to detect
the error or to corrct it. and are thereby
often misled as to the value OF their ores.
We would suggest that assayers have at
the bottom OF their certificates prints
note stating the valuation used at the
time of assay. By leaving the place for
the figure blank the quotation for the
day may be employed. Two results will
be accomplished by this plan; First. q
true result will be given; and second,
miners will rapidly get an insight into
the methods used for calculating values
Of the precious metals to altar the as
sayers figure should fluctuations in the
prices OF metals demand il.
During the examination Of . clasi
Of youngsters the teacher asked, "Wha
10 . monarchy" and was Immediately
answered by bright little boy, IA coun
try governed By king" "Who would
rule il the king should die?' "Ths
queen" 'And II the queen should die
who then would b Eulsr2" "Ths jack,
was the reply.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.

DEPARTURE.
anMEn sALIsBuRY.s SALT LAKE LINE:
Mrs 8 Lilly
GILMER sALIsBURY's SALT LAKE LINE:
AT Eastland
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23
. The Needs Of Agrioulture.

We often hear mon talk of th,
dullness and stupidity Of farming
But where is there u field of enter
prise that requires 90 much and SC
varied forethought as the proper
cultivation of the soil 7 And there
is no fold ON tho farm that requires
moro cultivation than tho brain.
Tho farmer must lay his plans fo1
years, not only in regard tosthe man
ner no would till his soil, but in re-
gald to the products and develop
inent OF his farm for creator capacity
in the future. The different quail,
ties OF the soil must be studied and
experimonted upon, suiting oacl
kind of product to it's particular
soil. ....
Successful agriculture must be
controlled by Intelligence. Bruins
are necessary. A man may rise be-
foro day and work till after night
may SOW with diligence and roap
with care, but unless the farm worl,
is dono in the proper way and at the
proper time, Che effort in part will
be q failure. ..r.., ,. ...i. -
In this connection vo may oell at
tention to the benefits derived from,
agricultural literature. Tho time
has arrived when the farmer must
he educated for his cnlliug. The ago
which we live in and the circun,
stances surrounding us, domAnd that
educated minds should become closo-
ly connected with rural pursuits.
Thore is no mistaking tho admoni,
tions of tho future on this point.
And why should not the husband
man be prepared for his manifold
duties as we'll and thoroughly as the
lawyer, the doctor or minister ?
Surely, no sufficient roason exists.
The lawyer, for instance, is confined
to the statute book, or to long and
we'll settled decisions procedonti il
his guide, and hc follows it boca,lse
it is old and universal. Tho divine
must necessarily conine himself to
the sncred writings and his own
peculiar theology. If he teaches any
thing which cannot be sustained by
them, he teaches error. The physi-
cian confines himself to different
diseases to which the body is hoir.
But tho agriculturalist enters upon
field without scope or limit. Ma
ture, in all her untold amplitude and
bountless research, is still beckon-
ing lis onward to heights and depths
that seem to know no bounds. She
is not only generous i'll her gifts, but
i. a0 10 hor pro,1,isnR Her laws nro
tho same over all tho earth The nt-
mosphero, the clouds, tho storms,
the heat and cold nre not controlled
by tho titfulness of uncertainty, but
we'll established rules that she dis
covers only to dovotecs. And shall
we be told that it is n waste of time
and money to learn hcr secrets p
Ohio Farmer.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-02-23

mittee appointed to investigate the
failure Of the South Carolina Bank
and Trust Company be required to
report the result of said investiga-
tion within five days was rejected.
A resolution that tho night
sessions be discontinued wus hid on
tho Table.
Leslie introduced n resolution
looking after per tliom and mileage.
The report of committee on
privileges and elections in tho case
of j. D. Robertson WAS made
the special ordor for Thursday
next.
Bill to provide for the redomp-
ton of the bills Of the president
and directors of the Bank of the
State was indefinitely postponed.
Adjourned.