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Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
ACARD-HAv1Na Rouaur ruv

A 9 A r D.-HAvING BOUGHT THE
"A entire machinery and stock OF tho
Naeel Factory Front and Justison. tormeTIV
owned BY WIN. Forbes, who will continue A.
our SupariStendentw we ara prepared to manu-.
iaoturo all kinds Of patent and plain wheeIs
Including 0ycyelo wheels. We also maniac.
tuie Spokes, hubs and felIoes. Mr.. Forbes will
have entire charge Of the Manufacture, and
shali endeaVer BY his fuperinte ndenee 10 turn
pu. sooe WOlk: Our Workmen are experienced
hands. Trusting that the deale,s and car.
rlage manufacturers who have been dealing
with the, old firm may continue TO fayer M
win their orders and that now ones NAV
drop IN upon as, Tor al Of which We shall be
thankful ID. Il. BTJCKINGHIM
4-8-d&Wtf. J. .. BUCKIN(iHAM
ltadihg as BUCKINGHAM & BRO.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
Seriously Iniured,

On Saturday whilst Edward Cox was
engaged IN compiling two cars in tbs
yard OF tho Philadelphia, Wilmington
u Baltimore Railroad Company, his
breast was seriously injured BY becom-
ing listened between The cara. The
man was so much injured that he had
10 be conveyed to his home in a car
riage.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NY0TICE.-WE, WILSON 4 M0C0R-
IN mick, do hereby give notice that We
mail apply To the Judges OF the Csurt OF Cen
eral sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
OF the State OF Delaware, In and for the oOun-
'ty OF New CASTLE on Monday, the 10th day OF
May next, being the tirst day May Term, A.
D.. 1890, Tor license to keep an inn or tavern,
known as the Rose Budd Hotel, at 70s Orange
street, in the Fifth Ward Of the CITY OF " Il.
uliugton, New Castle County and state afOre.
said, with the privilege to sell intoxicating
quors In less Quantities than one qdart to DO
drank on the premises, and tho following re-
spectacle citizsns recommend the said appli.
cation, to wit:
John W. Osler, Lewis II. Mason, Jr.,
John B. Stewart, his
Chomas Farmer, William Kyle,
Bernard P. HasSoD. mark
IL. J. Gallagher, wit. W. ". Galbrath)
james Murphy, Lewis +. Breen,
J. L. Kieine, Ellis A. Cloud,
John Kyle, Thes 3. Hampton,
q. W. Polnsett, Steward Ropt0n,
John T. Bailey, Jas II. Stanton,
walter Clements, Francis B. McCann,
James O'Ionnell, Joseph J. Breen,
Frank s. Jackson, John L. Mercer,
VIM. H. Robinson, John T. Kelley,
John ]. Craig. JOHN W. WILSON,
42.3t* JOHN MCCORMICK.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
Tho shipping Record.

The following number Of boats par s,,
ed through the Third street BRUCE os'
urday: Steamers, 4; tugs, 26' scaO Wv
ers, /; sloops, 3; barges, .; canal O0S''
2; mud scows, /. ,.,u,
Sundays record: Tugs, q soAO''
ers, 2; sloops, 3; barges, b.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
A GhRnRA

buckingham d Co. having purchased
the stock and fixtures of the wheel fac.
tory Of William Forbes, corner of Front
ana Justison streets, will continue the
business, under the supervision of Mr..
FORBES, 90 may be seen by sdvertise-
msnt in another column.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
SECOND EDITION.
CUBAN PILLIBUsTERs.
They are said 10 be Somewhere In
Delaware-The KepOrr that they
were 10 Sail from LeWeS Denied.

yas.axdor,s Nov york GtTribnna },
- go, So washi,cton tbat q
eI,;h,S.ar;nS a~nod;ti"n to Cubp had
han attad ert anS that n was nrsnar.
49, e. st.r, fro~, Iawos and maj n.
ansn;sb M;n;s,ar in Wosb;noton had
saaas-a5 snah Jasni.a ;nfo,nSat;o, o,'
~ suh;.ot .hot ha I'D bronrbt tbt
80. ~ ~ a.tsr.;or nf ssere+orn
P~.r,. who b.J tstsn aficiant r,ea:.
n,ss 10 W. tho SsnaTtnrs Of ony
.assai ~ su1t sr nnl.TfI uissio,
Sao.n.snn pua,,s Sa;I tbotba b,d
ha.rS ,ot5i,a Of .nv axna5ition fttinS
80 ~ ga.as w anywb 40 slsa on the
800 81 naIswara Thara boys hson
80" .usnic;ons arcrsod h1 movanar+o
= NJ VII anS NanD ~ pLnda
Isl.nS. and at the rsdnsst If tbe
o.s.s., e1;u;.. I;II. ~
han sx.rc;ssd At both Of tbssa u,acsS
IL "a ~ howsn., va,o;r.S e. ~
ter,, a,;on ~ - Id h;m 70 .b;nL w. az
;snno ~vn W., naooam.nt ar.,ns. Hrha w.
.tapt - th;s oonntr1 M sn.n;sp
M;U;. ~ sn.o s .,.n"i ~ e .a.aS
Ell ss !. Iss Ri - 70 Ia. W. - wa.
~, :" ~ r,or.d ~. ,haro wos .nn
49, 49,, g. ~ -. u' a%rthi,O w. w. Sa3
70. a"ns ~ vss oontam1Iatod ~
-. az soa.o.a.u ~ Statp s,o,.. ~
th;n, AZ. ,stoyw J.. 1850 ~Sv SIt ,as
h ian. Ina . ~ T., "n.h; ~ la. La
80 n'.o =. .Sat :, w., ~ s. Sn"'
M ~ r.sL ss - w oSo"..
a..nuaou TN. sonnS e Ganor.I po1oF W. w
~ ~ ;a ~ os ~ mnUam r, ans
~ sae iesI ,; 49, vi no -, moSomeA'' anu
1 WIS.1e . Ill 49, - t 'I ro~ ,, = al,
~ ~, 80, " So 49, NC o"iu
.n anu S suueu, .N W. 80 10 '9'y so,iy Il
~. ~ vovo ~ n NO. n"e ~ I ~. 70 ous'
uW.n NV 100 200" 1Ln Doa'e 800 :. w..
z;. w: ~. w NJ - " Go .ao'l'eu ~
~. :, A "0 90 "t''~ ~ 'n~'
s"G.,o., n,.,;, .,.,: ,,. =.
ar no a., ' '-'A . - VIA 50 "
~" n,T anen ~
.T. o4 h .. :. nj
n ..sS o. .. W. .t n" uo"N III D''"'
"s M losoy " eM D.
.u es, oon~i oi'iA :" 'heie'
..a. n y ~. men n"'' w" oo"n
'ne etv ~ you Ano" - -
ICE, AAo"' Du' cSnno' coIpFe'
.n'se sne 01uso w 'eN'ns !'u' 1hey
are s.p ao' ~ hewes. .,
from whAs pof' 10 'ney S~l! 'nen !
s. Nv nv" r...,
W course Know, am going with
.nem myself DUB cannot tell you
'ns Por.. Inas Is our prlVa19 business
"hoW Will the men gosSo Cuba! Have
'o s.M. manui.Wsl >,
.n No. we nave t'' only s1Sahef'
10 you ,ssi secure against our rev.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
SDesiAl fsx Stamps.

The collector of U. 5. Internal NV w.,
nue. has received the new spsclsl :" ii
stamps for 1880, and is now pfsPPs NJ,
to issue the same. All persons l'a OI
to the said tax, and desiring 10 a'r an
the rush shonld secure them "
early day,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
The Police Uniforms

Orders have besa giun to various
tailors about town fer the uniforms Of
the police officers and the hats will be
ordered in few days. The force will
come out in their new zig" about the
FIRST Of May.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

The Hay er's MOnotsnoUS TaS ,ss,s
Police business is dull, no csseo , Vi
tried Saturday night, seven di !, n,r.
enc vagrant and three diSordsiy , Rw
sons were senteneed Sunday mo i.n.st
and last night the docket was w,''
a scratch and the cells were empty
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

Repairs on tho Reseryem.ar DO.
The Chief Engineer Of the Wa ss,o Oal
partment says that it will cost G,"th,
II new bricks are used to repAn; i
break in the Cool Spring keserv "Ss,.
having become larger since Sa'uiU
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
N elfce.

SouenS and colds are often sysrlsskes. a
~ Tor any leHgth Of trse causes IN.
ii.aeien Of me icngs or some ch7snia throat
a sac. S!nes Syrup Of Tar, wild Cherry
a ZIG hoarhound are an effectusl seoah rem.
edy. Sold by all druggists. '
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
4 Solitary case.

One ease of Drunkenness occupied
attention at Police (oart this morning.
Fifty cents and cost the fine i'm
posed.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

!. Ihs Moral s1asicn Reform Associa-
.lon holds It's regular quarterly election
ms evening in their room in the Nor
row Building.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
Naiiee.

John Rame, sewing machine psnS jeftf1
removed to the u, w, cor. of MIMI w. ~" indrd]
son. Full supply 81 sewing lnaenl .n.ia
always on hand.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

NOIICE.-I,M MANUEL RICHENBERG-
~ Err in compliance with the requirement.
OF the act Of Assembly In such case, made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing to the Court Of General Ses.
sions Of the Peace and Jail Belvery OF the
Stata OF Delaware in and for New Castle
county on Monday the 10th day OF May next,
Of the said Court, for license u keep an i'm
or tavern at No. 1Ol Market street, being
the N. ". corner OF Front and Market
streets, in the First Ward Of the
City Of Wilmington, DEL, and to sell tntoxi-
cstlng liquors in less quantities than ons
quart to be drunk on the premises and the
following respectable Cit!zons recommend the
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
NoTIoE.-I.CALEB MILLER, INCOM.

NOTICE.-I.CALEB MILLER, INCOM-
~ pliauoe with the requirements OF the
AcG OF 2 ssembly in auch case, nsde and pro
ded, do hereby give not ce thst shall %.
ply In wrinrg IT, The Court Of General Ses-
sions Of the Peace and jail Delivery OF the
Stay OF DesaUa'e IN and Tor Now Castle
county, on Monday, the 10Th day OF " next,
A. d. 1850 being the first day oftae May term
OF the said Court, Tor Il lie ,nse to keep an ina
or tavern OF No. 10 Tatnails;reet. being 5. ".
corner of Second and Tatnall streets. in the
First Ward Of the City OF Wilmington, Del,
and to sell intoxicating liquors in less quaint
ties than one quar-, to be drunk On the pre-.
misses, and the following respectable citizens
recommend the said application to wit
John Beckwith, Francis +. Kelly,
James Mckenna, Daniel McUusker,
John K. Bentty Fred We'll, Jr.,
| Horace Shaw, william Fisher,
Il. 1. falleWs, VIM. 5. Roper.
Julius Gunther. Geo. H Marble.
Anton HaubeT, John VENT,
John Sayers, James Stroud,
Fred We'll, Francs Kelley,
Jshn N, Lee, Fred D. Moore.
p, 4. Heusted David v oolran
Thomas W. Joseph, John '. Christy,
Chas. II. Gar2on 4.5.3t CALEB MILLER
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

pARTlES WISHING THEIR PIANOS
4 or organs tucod, &C.. by James Shtbs
W. n, p ps ,eaVe their orders al 1122 King ST.
Temple. ' '''y Il, , Mssehic
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
DUBLlC SALE

DUBLlC SALE
4 -OH-
FIRsT-CLASs FURNITURE.
at Drake II Co. IS Auction Room, Ne. Q Essi
Fourth street, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 9. 1850,
attwo o'clock,
CsEsiitng sftws parlsr suits OF : pieces.
two nne w&inu: malbe top cham Dor suits,
one cottage suit, three marble-top tables. enc
hsir-cloth safs, two extension tables, book.
ease and gecrstary, bureau, bed-steais, ebalys.
stands tubes, carpets, oil cloths one Victor
eosA stoTe, one brand range, ons sewing ma.
chine, looking glass, glassware, uueensWare
tIn1aTa and many other articles too tsdioaS
10 mantion. 49.2t
Z Drake x Co., AuctiOneers,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

- EMOVAL.-JAOuB DRUMMER HAS
~ renovei big watch store rom No SsI
lombard 10 500 King It,, where he will Ia
with thsu patronage. a4I I -"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

From our Office TO the New York and Phila
deiphia Stock Exchanges. Quotations fur.
nishsd simultaneously with sales being
made at those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and SanFraneisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and car.
ried on margin.
All Local Securities Bought and Sold,
Cash Ready for gsoe First MORTGAGES.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

)KOPoaAi&.-rs BUILDERS
OrFicL or EsafNBEs Y
s ~ lHshl 'HprSg DISTRICT.
s"- walnut stfeet, FAiladoipbia.
s..,.. April |, 1880
= t Se'led prsnn'alS will be received At this q,
H 49, unsl " ciGcE, M. of Fnursdsy, tho sd
Esousr, -, n Ir.a,i, 1881 10y a Asht.Hou8e and
ana rear seaeons Of Schooner Ledys P, n0.'
Light, Delaware River, 'NA' NANCE
o.t rams; organizations. tsrps Of prso,sl,,d
otoer iaiormatl0n may 30 obtaiped On an Sht
cation to this ONCE. VI APpil'
inc r'ght Is reserved to reject apy and al
bids and 10 waive any detects. '"' all
r.n. wv. 7. RtrNoLDs.
436t. Engineer Attn Light Eouss Tistyi.,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
-
'DUBLIC SALE OF COWS.
DURLIU SALE.

n
Inc subscriber having sold his farn situa.
tea mile iron TOughkennamon and " mile
rom Avondale, New Garden township. Jhes.
farming Implements OF public eaie, on PII-
DAY, AfklL sfH, 1880, at IL o'clock, sharp.
Geo mana oils. WIN. fl. kEYNOLDS.
3.dtfltN ey NV -,- N'1 = "A
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
ITrRLUS $500 - q ~

pROPOSALS.-T0 IRON MANUFAC.
l. TUREKS
CSFIoE OF ENGlvgru
trH LIGHT-HoUsH uisrP1cT,
3d. walnut street, PhiiaAelphia,
April !, 1889.
Sealed proposals. viii be received at tina Of
nee until Il O'clock N Of Thursday. the Nj
day VI April, 1857, ter one Iron Light Hons
tower Tor the Rear scscon Of Schooner Ledge
Rtnye Lights Delaware River.
Pians specifications. lorns Of propeso; .nd
otner information may DO sbtained On appu
cation to this office.
=, iLe right Is reserved to rsect any and all
p!Hi and to waive any deiects.
,. NN. F. RAyNoLps,
leu, Colonel. Corps OF Engineers,
t'"'". Engineer +h Lighthouse District.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

NOTlCE-I. WILLIAM GI,TYplE
~ do hereby give notice tn u | shall an.
ply to the Judges Oi The Court 0ftfeneral
Sessions Of the Peace and Jaii Delivery OF thr
State OF Delaware. N and for tho r0Jlnry NJ
rev Castle on Monday, the 10Th day .! Nay
ne1t, Deihg me Hrst day OF the Day Term. 4.
D., 1880, o. d license t. keep an In n rr tayorn
Enown as no Glasgow hvtei. in Pc9cajer
i'd. School District IS, New Castle County
and state a!ore5aid, with the pyiyilece to ssij
intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart 10 be drunk on the prentice. and
Inc following respectable citizens recommend
tue said application. to Wit:
Samuel Arch, Geo I3Ouldnn "
"ii!'H i,i AGAR, George T. SSnm0ns,
j. 7 Ward, GEORGE =, VayI
: ssse hetIisH, ts0rse " Lava,
Lev AC2sln', Louis g. Ellison.
~t-'J'' WA. H. GUTHRIE.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

DUBLlC SALE.-WlLL. BE SOLD At
4 Puh'ic Sale on Wednesday morning
April :, 1880. at 10 o'clock in front OF L W
Suhham X SINS Auction Room. III u, tourth
street, stylish brown mare, 49, hands hia
superior driver; fal ling top buggy in good or
der. set OF single Narness, VI
l.. W. st diam * Son, Auet. a5.,,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

NIOTICE-I, GEORGE NJ. BACON, DO
IN hereby give notice that shall apply
TO the Court OF General Sessions of the Peace
and Jail Delivery OF the state OF Delaware, in
md for New Castle County on Monday, the
10th day Of May next, A. D., 1880, being the
first day OF the May term OF the said Court,
Tor a license to keep an Inn or tavern at No.
West Fourth street, Third Ward, of the City
Of Wilmington, Del, and to sell intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, to
ne drunk on the promises, and the following
respectable citizens recommend the said Ap-
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

NOR SALE LUW.-rwO GOOD ~
u mares suitable for farm or other -kS4N
work. Apply DANT. l.. PIERS0N
to'otd-ltw 3 Robinson IT.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

"AFTED,--BI RELIABLE WOMAN
w situation In small faIuiIy 10 dc
nonsewors CITY or country. Apply yl3R .Chet.
A"' e'eet. 4.5-tl
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

puBLlC SALE OF DWELLING Let's
4 and other real estate, with Is years ex
psrlehes. 4-5'ws.apr ]. T. HEALU.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

(Coyrsetod daily ~ A. 4. TatNaH,)
fme 1ImNthV mar tan a,o anthoo 1
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

WANTED. Fl RST-CLASSCARRIAGE
w painter. Apply
HI bSON & CAHILL.
f''u 20S Orange 1t.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

NOTICE.-I, NlCHRL COTTINGHBM,
~ do hereby give notice that l shall an.
ply to the Judges of the Oourt Of General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State OF DeIawsre,i in end for the county Of
New Castle, on Monday, the 10th day Of May
next, being the first day Of the May term "A.
D., 1850, tor licecse to keep an inn or tavern
at tho s E cor OF Fifth and Wa,nut strsets
being No. Ale Walnut street, in the Fourth
Ward Of the City Of Wilminatoa, county and
State Aforesaid, vita the privilege to sell in.
toxteatilg liquors in less quantities than enc
quart, to be drank IN the premises, and The
following respectable citizens recommend the
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
Wilmington, Del.
o. FoURs FOR SALE.

q, 3. FOURS FOR SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
FoR sALE.-l5 shs. Del. r. X. stook.
WAEpRD.-l0 Rhrs. National Bank Of VIII.
inington and Brandywine Stssk.
Phliadeiphia, New I Srk and . ston yscska
bought and sod on commission. Every facls.
les afforded for persons 70 sell or inYoss In
teoke or seA6s. ieb2e-ly
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

y z. ROBINSON h CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
BANKERS AND Brokers',
N. z. COR. FOURTH AND MARKET,
N. u. con. FOURTH AND MARKET.
WILMINGTON Del
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROF rs
wv tant woman Tor general bousework :;
Apply bot and 10 O'Clock A. II. 1000 French
street. I2,itk
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
DL BLIC SALE

F!FTI HEAD UF CATTLE,
VIII be sold at the hotel kept BY Jacob
H. H. att, in Newport. Del, on
MONDAY, APRIL 18TH, 1880,
at o'clock, p. H..
rs hend Of h3me-rased cows, some with calves
by thc'r side. gother3.sprinViAg about fg.-y1dt
70 Lead Of leaders and bulls. The ksaf
ib0Ve cows ara worthy the attention u bel
sons TSnt'hG stgcc az they are ell young and
naVe peea selcc ed with care and judgment.
lhls StccK VIII se sold to the highest bidder.
No pootpcnoment en- account oil the weather.
Terms - credit Of W days will To given.
t'5-iIe-o h.3td!tW y. III. ORANSTON,
l.. ". Stidham & SOD, Auc,s.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

DUBLlC SALE
l. o.
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS. CALVES
AND SPElNGERS.
Tha subscriber will sell at Fable sails. at
no Coadds' Ford hotel, Delaware Usaaty.
Pa, on
THURSDAY, APRIL Is. 1850,
at l.ao o'clock, p. M,
Ferry Lancaster County Cows and fs:1@
fsna iat TosH. A credit Of 90 days &-1$~
VIII be gwen. No psItpoxemMt on sSsoult
Of weather
N B.-A lot Of York stats and Balls will
% snered at Private Salo on April a
S.ydS"B. AMOS W. HOUSE.
l.. Stidhsn l. Son, Augt'rs.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
BROKERS.
DiRECF PRIVATE WIRE

W lmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
"ANi Eh.-GO0D GIRL TO DO GEN
w eral Homework, at 5l6 Poplar stL5sx

UTANTED. - HOUSE CARPENTERS
w Immediately. Apply to
o. Il, JEFFERlS,
80 81 SIT Wollaston ST.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
NEW ADvRRTISEMENTs.

NOR SALE-RICYCLES- A MOB
Il and two As inch wooden wheels, All in
good order. Price 5000 One As inch, paint
cd, $500. Licensed Ni'y. Inquire or ad-
dress GEO n PSTE '" oi.,, '"-
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05

NyANFED.-Si5 500 AT PER GENT. ON
wv city property worth Sl4, 0oO /; principsls
only need apply Address D.. REpuDL1cAy
'iAioo' 4.5.Stt
Daily Republican., 1880-04-05
100 ". FRONT sTREHT.

WILMINGTON HAY AND STRAW
MARKEr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-05-13
Agricultural Correspondent.

Mr.. D. A. Smith, Of the COURIER office, has
been appointed Agricultural Correspondent for
Oconce County. The Office is n non. paying Que
md Mr.. Smith has kindly consented to assist
the Commissioner for the State. In order that
ho may represent tho interests of tho County
thoroughly Mr.. Smith desires reports made by
our farmers to him al the Court House Among
the many questions That ho has to answer arc
such us the following:
Is there any land for sale in your county?
Average price per aero for improved? Average
price per acre for unimproycd? Names Of par
ties who have land for sale and their post Offices?
Names Of agricultural societies aud farmers
clubs in your county, together with their sccrc
tarics aud post Offices? Names Of colleges and
academies both male and female, and presidents
of the samc2 Number Of churches and their
denominations? Any diseases among stock and
remedies used? Any obstruction to the free
passage Of fish in the streams in your county?
Number of ponds and area covered by water?
Arc your people progressing well with their
present crop? What is the comparative area
devoted to the various crops9 The condition Of
your wheat, oats, clover, grasses and other crops?
The prospects for fruits of various kinds2 Arc
your people using more or less commercial fer
tilizcrs? Arc any manufacturing enterprises
being inaugurated? Arc you buying more or
less supplies than last year? Do they resort to
the lien or mortgage system 10 run their crors3
Wha: is the comparative condition and price Of
field labor? Are any immigrants coming into
you county? Arc your people less inclined to
leave our State than formerly? Is there any i'm
prevcment in breeds of stock? sc.
The design of these reports is to furnish in
formation to persons who desire to move to the
State and seek homes here; in other words, TO
increase immigration To report thoroughly
the agricultural interests Of the county requires
much pains and We hope Mr.. Smith, in his
laudable efforts TO this end, may have the
cordial support and co operation Of our people
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-05-13
Congress

Seems to be again at loggcrheads with Presi-
dent Hayes. On The 4th instant the President
signed tho army appropriation bill and returned
the deficiency bill to tho house with his veto
message. Tho deficiency bill appropra cs
three million of dollars, six hundred thousand
dollars of which are for past due Indebtedness
to marshals and other officers Of the government.
Tho objection Of the President 10 the bill is that
il contains riders relating to permanent or
general legislation unconnectcd with the appro-
priations, repeating by implication important
parts of the laws regulating United States elee-
tions. We cannot say but the veto is ius:s for
we do not believe in mixing up various subjects
in one act. 1t is true this has been tho custom
Of Congress for many years, but il is custom
better in tho breach than in tho observance.
AS the President says nearly oil the States con-
tain constitutional provisions to the effect that
no bill shall relate to but ono subject and .hat
shall be expressed in the title. We believe tho
Constitution Of tho United States should be
amended and q like provision Incorporated into
it. AS legislation goes in Congress no one can
tell to how many subjects any bill relates. Such
n provision would enable person to find any
law easily and prevent future abuses and con-
ilcis,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-05-13
Selling Tobacco.

Green D. Raum, U. S. Commissioner Of In
tcrnal Revenue, in reply to n letter of inquiry
from Senator NJ. G. Butler addressed to him by
request of John Furgerson, of Grcenyillc, states
that it is violation of law for planter to buy
q box Of manufactured tobacco and retail il to
tenuns and troopers on his own land at the
samo or greater price without paying the
special tax. II would say that planter who
makes such sales incurs special tax as dealer
in tobacco, and if he fails TO take out the
requisite special tax stamp prescribed by the
law he ronders himself liable not only TO the
payment of the tax but to fine and imp,iscn
ment or both at tho discretion of the court
under Section 3,242 Revised Statutes" lie
cites decision from North Carolina sustaining
this view Of the law. Wo know different i'm
preston has prevailed hero and publish this
for the information Of our farmers. 1t would
be we'll for al TO observe this ruling Of tho law,
as II may save them trouble and expense.