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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
LOCAL .NTEt.LlcENc E.
Trespa.stne GA tho FaIr Ground..

TrespaSsing GA the Fair Grounds.
The officers OF the Humboldt District
A. NJ Il II. s ,clety have authorized us
10 state that they viii prosecute tres
passers upoa the grounds aud property
of the Society To the fall extent OF the
law. This waraius has been made
necessary by the fact that "a portion Of
the fence which surrounds the race
track has been carried off by persons
who probably We're under the impress
sion that 1t was not Inisdemeanor TO
do SO.
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Gone 40 California.

Judge Bonniield, who has been quite
ill for some time past, and whose health
IS yet very feeble. left last evening for
San Francisco. accompanied by his
brother s. j.. his medical advisor being
OF the opinion that change Of climste
would benefit him..
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The weather sisps yesterday indi-
Gated u storm, but as the old topper who
signed the pledge said when taking a
drink immediately afterwards. "all
signs fail i'll dry time," the ex.
pected storm proved to be nothing
more THAI sight sprinkling of snow
on the mountains
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A WAGON nobbsd,

B. Fishers team arrived here yester-
day from Paradise Valley with grain
As Is customary among teamsters, the
wagon - provided with bedding, aud
last night when Fisher and Frank
Smith VINO accompanied him, went to
the wagon to 90 TO bed. their blankets
were Missing.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17

The wires of the Western Union
Telegraph Company we're down last
evening somewhere in the Sierra Ne
vada, ANA in const quence of the break
no Stock Report was received by the
SILVER STATE.
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Qaar.n,,ne Me..iations.

The City Councli OF Ogden. in con.
sequence of the breaking out of small
pox III the city, have resolved thar ! ub-
lie gatherings, schools, meetings,
dances, etc. b. prohIoited for tue pres
ent Ia order to prevent the disease
from spreading.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17

In aceordance with the prayer of a
petitiou sI2ned by cItIZens of Paradise
Valley, the Board OF County Commls-
School District ia tue lower end OF the
Valley. ScuOoi Say erintendent Chen.
owetn left yesterday TO complete the
organic atom OF the Dtstr,. by appo,At-
ing Board oil Trustees aud settling the
machinery Of new school in motion
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"a CAR p

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness
early ecay, loss OF manhood, ETC., L Will
seLG ,ecIpe that will cure you, FItLE Or
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary In south America. send a
If-addreseed envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH 4.
MAN, station U, bible House, New York
City.
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SAN Fa.Not~e3 sroo& eaponr.


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on Chail'r 80 -
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80 -. e.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17

Four car loads of silk aud twenty
three Car loads of tea passed through
yesterday from San Francisco to East.
eru cities,
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When Rover Will be Sentenced
The Reno Journal says the remittitur
III the Rover case has been received at
Reno. aud it Is understood that the day
for RDver's execution will be- set next
Monday.
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Leef's Yeast Cakes are more than
3 times chea per than Yeast Pow der .
ELECTION NOTICE.

EVt UFueT OF tII5 bJaFu OF SCHOOL IrusteeS
4D OF Golconda school District, there
VIII DO
AN ELECTION
Held at the house of NJ. Meador in Golconda,
on the 26sh DAY OF JANU MY, 1878, for The
purpose OF voting FAX or 40 Tax" to raise
fInds 10 pay arreages On the sch oi house and
Tor containing The pubic scaooi for y L-nger
peri al III Iii the Ordinary scho Il funds will
allow and also for otAer school purp )ses.
1he anoant TO be raised is seven h,,nd ed
Goo dollars.
by order of the Board of School Trustees.
GLIB Rt PLLL, Clerk.
Golconda, Nevada Jan, 5 1878. Id
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CO Range OF ten pt.rast.rs al this station
yesterday Highest 81 dsg. lowest, % deg.
range, 81 average, al dss-
Note In shs eo.1h1 ae4l " Min. Their
momsEer" ths rG-a> ~ cate the II west
tenn )sea.lre ring the night the
respective -tati Jae. Desseso J-.o9 zero
have the minus - slsa prsd1ed.
f1.sEE.Y,
Corp'l ~s.na,i Service, a.. -. A.
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WILL sell out to anyone wishing
IL to go into good and sure busi-'
ness - over six,years established : with q
good run of custom and the best location
in town. / have a small stock of Glass
ware, Crockery, and Furniture ON hand which
i will sell much below cost to anyone wishing
to 90 into . good business.
8. COWARD.
Wirremuccay. Bridge street, three doors
above n. Levy's store, Dec. 81, 1877. 2w
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The AntecedentS OF Disease.

Among the .antecedenLs OF -s disease
are inGrtness in the cirsulation' Of The
blood an unnaturaliy attcnuated cons
dition OF the physique, indicating that
the life current ia deficient in nutri-
tive properties,, ,aSwan, haggard look,
inability to- digest tho fo1ll loss Of ;aps
pelttee, sleep Gntt'strengtl's aud 4 sem
sation OF unnatural langour. Al! these
may be regarded as Among The indi-
cI" of approaching disease, which
will evidently attack the systene and
,overwholm 1t, If it Ia not built hp ard
fortified in advance. Invig"rate, then
without loss of'timie, makilrg ch6ieg of
the greatest vitaIizing agent extant
Ho>tetter's Stomach, Bitters, an nEelixir
which has given health and vigor to
myriads of the sick and debililated,
which is avouchcd by physicians and
analysis to bo pure as we'll as effective,
which is, immensely popular in this
country, and extensively used abroad
and which has been for years past one
of The sSleadingnmed edioalss sstaples, of
Arnerica% ~ nv Ee5.8S@ A$SE {
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AN Rhetorical FACT.-Every agent who
has been steadily selling the Improved $40
Homestead Lock Stitch Sewing Machine for"
three years, owns his dwelling house, has
good account in bank, lis clearsof debt, and
has money at interest the natural conse-
quenae of securing good agency for supe-
rior goods at the lowest prices. a good first
class Sewing Machine, most useful-reliable
at all times, easy to understand and contTol.
the same size and does thessalneA work as any
machinesAhat sell at Four TIMES the price
There is no machine at aRy price better, or
thatswill do finer or morefwSi@@ AND oWtniply
none so low in price by many dollars. The
HOMESTEAD is widely known and used in
thousands of families in the Eastern and
Middle States, and daily becoming popular-
in the West. It. will savejits cost sevSral
times over in one season.. doing the work OF
the family, or will earn four CIR five 'dollArss q
day for any man or. woman who sews for n
living. 1t is the g rongestE machine made, is
ready at all times TO do its work, makes The
strongest aud finest stitch YET invented, and
is fully ack kGow ledged as I he Standard Fu,niy
Sewing Machine. Price, ,complele, fur. 90.
nestle use. reduced 10 $50. delivered al yyur,
door, no matter how remote yOnlr nay reside.
Business permanent rand, honorable, with
more certain and rapid sales, and, largcr.
profits than any other. Extraorlinary liberal
offers made to local or travelling agents where
we have none establishes or, if there is no
agent near you, send your 6rdSf fifeci to the
factory. Address John Il. Kendall & Co.,
42l BI broadway, New York. -
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The store house of Mr.. B. F. Nor
gan, at DacusVili6. iSEas broken into on
the night of the S0th ult., by bur-
glars, and robbed of about half the
goods in it. Mr.. Morgun's stock, for>
tunately for him was low, as he had
not laid in Ibis spring, Tsgock. %Tho
thieyes got. about tfige!doltIfe in small
chang ee:wbicis had sbaefl. ma imsbiSe
money drawer, but n package of notes
which WAS in the drawer was thrown
aside by them. They carried off shoes,
hats, coffee, sugar, dry goods, &c. and
from the quantity taken there was
evidently several connected with tho
robbery. RI here hsIs been oSclue Obs
tanned to the guilty paftioS, but we
trust Mr.. Morgan may be able to trace
them up, and should he do 80, az the
offence is now punishable by death,
our Sheriff will have an unpleasant
duty to perform.
We rogret to learn that Judge
Field and ten of the inmates of his
household have been prost,ated with
sickness for ~theh past eight ;ov G. ten}
days. We are also glad to learn that
they are oil improving. Tho Judge
is sufficiently cohvaiescent to attond
TO his official duties.
II Is only when we resolv6Eby UtlIe.
aid of higher strength, and stand
determinedly upon that resolution,
Ghat we succeed.
Never address q lady Us an,old &C.
quaintance "' E"'' "
NoT1cE.--The Committee appointed
by his Honor Judge Mackey, to in
vestigate the outrages committed by
United States Revenue Officers, will
meet at Mrs. McKinney's (Eastatoe
Postoficr) ON Saturday, the 18th INST.
at 10 O'Clock, for the purpose OF taking
testimony. An persons havinX com-
plants TO make, take due notice and
govern yourselves accordingly. ... .s.. q.
r. E. STEELE, chairman: =
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40AasExsnSo. oa io" with L. ""%s Tosss 10 co
NassaugAs \, .sg.& .g'' -'.
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'SShe7:rlsfrff1s%,.''SS e7:rlsfrff1s% Sale"
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF .PIOKENs.

.'T *" 81 COUNTY OF PIoKENs.
R'Y virtue ofsuudry execGtiors, to me di,
II 1g rected, I will sell 70 the highest bidder,
a. tPickens C6hrf House, on Monday. Sd DAY
Of J91e. nex during the legal Hours of salf,
the following property, 10 "wit:!' ., .';85''''
One Tract Of Land, !cphtSiifng i3547AGres
more or less, lying on Shoai Greek, waters Of
Salada S. river, adjoining lands Of Elizabeth
Hnnt' Kebecca Hunt, Rcdden Rdck,ey and
9tpers: Levied on as the properly Of VIM: P:
Hunt, at tIfc shtt of Evans A. Kelley, Admin
istfator. :. '."{ 80" -''.' -
TERMS cAsn-Purohaset to pay extra for
ne&s1F{ef@s not complied with on day of
saiSeS property will be resold at'risk of former
purchaser. H"- ~ ''"'
&saA,as3sAsIJ o4AR: 9 y ma & qkR1NN,, zkRR1NN7,, $40.
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OK Fancy Cards. Snowflake Damask.s As
So soFtel in 25 styles, with name, 10 dtss
Nassau Card Cos Nassau. n. \.
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LOCAL ITEMS


Methodist church, Rev. a. v, Walker, Pastor.
Is. Sabbath in, each month a. 8 s'GlOsk p. m.
I'd Sabbath neacb month ut 1B3 o'clock .. m.
e Secona Baptist Church, Rev W! b. Single
ten Pastor. Ist Sabbath ana JSkiHEaHS bef0fS
in each month St III o'clock u. IR:
Rev. Hugh MeLees; &C ssSoaS1 on. Ath Sab
bath at IL o'clock .. m , and at tho Methodist
Church in this place at s O'clock p. -. - -
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Train leaving Washington City. via Vir.
ginin Midland Route, at 2 AZ O N, connects
at Dundee, Virginia, with south bound traiu
of this line, through to Atlanta and ell South
western points. 5aa /, 1879
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Ig ape !

.daIT JD -14SE--ys---iL--1' ~ ---iL--1' IF12l}g,
SRATEasOEb SOUhH CAROLINA.
-ssrA NJ yTt kjEphs 'agus ~ p ssfoir ag 4
.-.;ssz,otz CoJsf99,F PICkENs5.l21 s'Hsa
SI s4gpdigii9p lana lana SirssgSsSS.
III SXSill sell 40 The Rglhest kid der Sofs
g9!3.g sSs gSp[t = 4 ogss i aSYSE:, n ,sspR
fSs,Ts " s. ssTs fbe III AWE hrS As lsk
"Atl thoSs TWO LoTS Uf kHESb 81 siiaSS SSaa ,aia
the Town Of Rickeps, in the ,Copp.y and State
AFORESAID tinaoWa in The cphn.of, said Town
~ LOIS NGsb 80 spd, 3z, coptSining ,Oaas
Asse and, Six Rods eaob, more Or less less on ID
which'is good Dwelling, a ,%stL of water,
g99d stables and aother ,outHosses, ,Leyied
Gn 2s sae BFoBsrlyg Of / Hp,sPBilp]fpt, at tss
Terms atcAfsHTPl'!u to pay EXTRA
RR~1f terms not complied With. pr property
to be rssold at risk Of former purchaser.
=, W - s. JOAB MAULDIN, ssPc.
may 9, 1868 "a ~ = s"35 =, : a
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0rTff ID W TO Agents canvassing for the
~ Firesihe Visit or. Terms and Ouit Free
Address p. 0. vi, kerry. Augusta. Meme
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FMLIIN RR1CEs..
SEGBRE AN AGENCY ,@.-->;.-sa
HyeA and MtsI1, CysSG1aN ,,A,. 49,.

S0st ~. ....-.-... aud $50 OF SIOO per week.
''THE9E EYER READx,AHp'EEyER,o QUE or oRpHR. /"
EHONKESEEADs 500 oJitgif,,,tp
aoi.s,,ii.sos ~ iS%, ,Sn,o. ~ LOCK STICTHk
m $sfTFPES'ssgEESWy7IENG ? SEW 7E1NESyG 1 .,MetAICI1NE$yO W
aoiIA1s2a-qp Fofc pSe. = ,,aS. ~
RxER tTARLBEaAhj1{ EIRTURFS cor.
PLE7'E, REDUGFD 40 0NLYs2O.qr -
!. .AperfeSt aud tne dhaied: large iahtrron ahtrron nm.
durable Machine,i constructed eleSaa,t and
solid from the best material with fmathemR-
ticai precision, for ConstRnt Family use or
manufacturing, 1lt purposes. Always ready az a,
m9aments nl!atn notice TO- 9 its days work, never
out OF order, and Viii last d generation With
moderate care; eRsy TO understand and man.
age3light,' smooth, and swift running ~ 1TES
the well regulated movement of o fine Watch:
Simple, Compact, Efficient aud Reliable. with
au the valuable Improvements to DO found an
tne highest priced Ma ohines warranted TO de-
the same work, the same way, and as rapid
and sp ooth7as o ,$75, Machine. an aokn6w.
ledgedfFiu iumph iofingenious M mechanical skiII.
essentia ly the. working woman's friend, and
tar IN advance Of all ordinary Machines. for
absolute Strength. Reliability and general.
9ssetnlnessi will Hem, Fell, Tuck, Seam, Quilt.
Bind, Braid, Cord, Gather, Rufle. Sbirr
SS"hSPb ASVih, EmUEOlu0R, hun
up Breadths, Sc, with wonderful rapidity.
Eea'hess and ease, sews the strongest iastinr
sttGH equally tine and smooth throug gh ali
Kinds OF goods, from cambria to several thick
nesses of broadcloth or leather. with fine or
eoarse%cetto ttou,s linen; silk or, twirfe. Gives
perfect satisfaction. Will earn it's cost sew,
eral times overin a season in the work it does
or make good living for any man or woman
VINO desires to use it for that purposes: works
so faithful and easy The servants or children
can use it without damage. Price of Ma
chlne with light table, fully equipped for
family work $40, HALE CASE. CovEB, SIDE
DRAWER AND CABINET STYLES each at cor,
rerpQpdipgly low rates. Safe delivery guar
onteed, free from damage. Explanatory
pamphlets illustrated with engravings Of the
several styles of Machines, references, va
riety of sewing, Sc, mailed free. Confiden-
tia' terms with liberal inducements to enter
Prislng Clergymen, Teachers, Business Men.
Travelingo or Local Agents, &C., who desire
exclusive Agencies, furnished on application.
Addrsss JOHN H. KENDALL s. Co, AL
Jan 81, 1878 Z" ~. 81 1v
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Il CURE FITS 2

When say cure LIDO not mean n crely to
stop. then, for time and then have them re-
turn again; mean radical cure. am q
regular physician, and have made the dis
ease of FITS, EPILEPSY OR FAILING
alife long study. warrant my
remedy to cure the worst cases. Because
Ioi hers have failed is NO. reason, for not now
receiving a cure from me. Send TO me at
once for a,Treatise aud Free Bottle ofmy IN
fHible remedy. Give express and postoffice.
III e9sts .yop nothing for a trial. aud will
cure cur you. Address DR.. H. G., ROOT. 1873
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w WA,NT,l;ED. TIE essssp, esss 'if@ 'iss '%ns: 70 re-
.ricpn Newspaper Union List co, ops9rnativre.
Newspapers, and canvass for adver! isetD ents
ip the vicinity of their own hemes. TO
proper persons viii allow liberal commits
sion, and advance regular weekly payment
on account, Address, with references, REALS
~ FOSTER General Agents American News
paper Union, No 10 Spruce street, N. Y.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-13
European Cable News.

Condition Of Egyptian Finances.
LONDON, March 12.-The trouble
touching Egyptian finances, men.
toned in q Paris dispatch, is that
the Khedive shows disposition to
refuse to carry out the agreement
made by him with the English and
French bondholders through Cos
chen & Goubert. 1t has been ap-
pretended for some time that the
Khedive contemplated following
Turkeys example in entirely sus-
pending payments on the foreign
debt. He, however, disclaims such
intentions and has empowered Col.
Gordon to constitute com mission,
with himself at the head, to make
thorough examination of Egypt's
financial condition in order to as
certain what is her ability to meet
her creditors claims. Goschen
protested personally to the Khe-
dive and in the public prints
against the proposal to depart from
the terms of the agreement with
the bondholders.
she Engitsh wheat uu~kei.
LONDON, March l2th.-rhe Mark
Lane Express says: English wheat
has been marketed in small quanti-
ties and unsatisfactory condition
both in Mark Lane and the pro-
vinces. Business was restricted, as
growers are rot able to make up
their minds to accept the lower
rates at which buyeis expected to
purchase. Sales, however, have
only been practicable at decline
of shilling per quarter, although
the reduction principally affected
badly conditioned parcels. The
imports of foreign wheat into Lon
don and Liverpool have been large.
Buyers were, therefore, enabled to
satisfy their wants on rather easier
terms. Trade has been somewhat
less depressed than of late, but the
demand, nevertheless, has been
mainly for retailing. Considerable
interest is centered for the moment
on the Black Sea ports, and large
shipments of grain are taking
place in Odessa, but in what condi-
tion these supplies will reach us,
after having been stored in the up
country districts of southern Rus
sia for many months, is mat
ter of conjecture. There will be
some delay in shipping wheat from
this source, the transport service
being very inefficient. Now Amer
lean maize has come to hand freely
in good condition. Feeding stuffs
ruled slow. New maize and oats
have been turn lighter to sell, but
oats, of which the arrivals from
abroad have been light, fully main
tained rates. The arrivals of wheat
cargoes at ports of call have been
moderate, but trade ruled exceed
ingly dull and prices declined two
shillings per quarter. Maize and
barley also are neglected and val
ues gave way six pence to a shil-
ling per quarter, with firmer feel
ing at the close.
CnbIDec nut yea Organt2ed.
ROME, March 12.-The new Cab
met has not yet been formed. The
difficulty is in assigning the port
folios of Foreign Affairs and War.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-13

proved to be the most severe storm
known since the construction of
the u. p. r. r. The storm contin-
ued without abatement until Sun
day morning, making it impossible
for persons to go out without al
most certain death. Since the
storm subsidized the bodies of seve-
raj persons have been found who
died from exposure. Two soldiers
perished between Fort Russell and
Cheyenne, distance of 3 miles.
Four men with an OK team were
caught Is miles northwest of
Cheyenne. Three of them reached
the railroad on Sunday terribly
frozen and will probably lose their
feet. The fourth man and the cat
tie perished. Three ranchmen were
found dead Il short distance north
of Cooper lake. 1t is probable this
is only a small part of those that
have died from the effects of the
storm. One ranchman lost ten
thousand head of sheep near Egbert
Station. Many other cases are re-
ported of loss of stock. The snow
| Is drifted in immense drifts. Every
cut on the railroad track was
filled with snow and the
sand sheds were also full. i.
The railroad company had their
forces out before the storm subsided
ON Sunday and have been constant
ly at work with four snow plows at
different points, with ull the men
they could work. The different
forces met at this point, the break
having been cleared distance of
$50 miles in less than three days.
All trains will be Immediately
started and no further trouble is an
ticipated. Passengers were all 10.
Gated where they could be well fed
and taken care of and those who
have been located where they
could see the progress of the storm
and the efforts made to open the
road, accord the railroad officers and
men the greatest praise for the re-
suit accomplished.
Surrender or Cnban Insurgents.
HAVANA, March 12th.-The in.
surgent chief Aguierre, and $50 per-
sons, with go stand Of arms belong
ing to the Colon aDd Sagui dis.
tricts, capitulated on the 9th inst.
at La Encrucjada.
Earthquake shocks.
MILFORD, N. H., March 12th.-
There were two shocks of earth
quake here to-day.
Close Vote iu New IIamDshire.
BOSTON, March 12th.-Seventy
towns in New Hampshire give
Prescott, Republican. 1l,770; Nc
Kean 10,755; scattering 1911. The
same towns last year gave Prescott
12,O01; Marcy 10,447; scattering 106;
Republican net loss 617. The same
relative loss throughout the State
will make the choice of Governor
by popular vote very doubtful and
probably throw the election into
the Legislature.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-13
NEW TODAY.
FOR RENT.

TWO ELEGANT ROOMS, finely fur.
nished, with board suitable for gentle.
man and wife. Address l.. T., Herald of
flee. ml3-lW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-13
rOdrick wins.

ECo, March 12th.-
Peen rendered In the
ircuit Court in ia
tiff in the case of
vs.. Inocente VAL
Rction was com.
Fars ago TO recover
portion of the Ran
1 Los Angeles coun-
at $4,000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-13
Rstern News.
lEssION AL.

March 18th. -
in discussing the
opriation blll,spolle
Eortance of the Con.
the country. 1t
le pending bill as
b diplomatic and
that he was now
The gentleman who
the bill (Singleton)
Ie other day about the
economy. Discrimin-
J, as the primal duty
lure, but no advo-
ny could afford or
wed to direct their
gle direction that
the government
inert. Regarding
raid the treasury
tely bankrupt it,
opposed tho two
four million
4 by the bill for