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The daily gazette., 1881-02-01
NEW ADVER rIsEAIENTs.

Office DIvID END.
IN OFFICE OF THK WILMINGTON
COAL GAS CoMPANY,J
WILMINGTON. February /, 1881.
The Directors of the wilmington CoalGaa
Company have this day declared a divi-
dend OF three dollars per share for the
WIN. p. TAYLOR, Treas.
febl-l0t 800 Shipley st.
nor REET.-The store and dwelling,
Il No. SIS Market street. well located for
a dry goous, trimming and molten store.
Possession 25tn of March next. Apply to
IT, G. C.P.JoHNSoN, 4l6 Market 81.
pS REWARD-LoSr. A GOLD PIN
D. Sunday afternoon, about or s o.
cl, ck, between Grace Church and Della
ware Avenue aud Washington streets. II
left at THIS OFFICE, reward of 81 will
be paid. jan3l-4t
n OTICE,-A meeting of the wholesale
~ and retail liquor dealers Will be held
in Herdmann's Luild.ng, Four. h street.
near Market, On Tuesday. Feb, the lst, at
2o'clock p. m. Every dealer interested
in The business is requested 10 at end. II.
lSOR RI MA fine second story front
Il room al No. 4l6 Market street. Suit
able for an office or light business.
IT, Apply at THIS OFFICE.
DUBLIC SALE-L. w. Stidham Son,
Il will sell at their auction rooms, on
o'clock, fresh cows with calves by their
'i0'S' L. W. sTIDHAM & SON,
Jansl-2t Auctioneers.
ToTICE.-REPoRT OF THE TREAS
N urer Of the Board OF Public Educa-
tion, for the year ending, December 81,
The Treasurer's report Of the receipts
and expenditures for the year 1880, was
read aHd referred to the Finance Com
mite:
RECEIPTS.
Cash in bank, January l, 1880, @29,Y41 rs
Cash appropriation for year, 1880, 1850 70
school Fund I,642 70
Cash recel Ved rom Delaware As
ociation 664 10
Cash received from school district
No. 10 300 70
Cash received from citizens night
school association l04 90
Cash reeelved from old school
Cash received from Night School 65 IS
cash received from sale Of Old
books 40
Total receipts 75,IO8 rs
DISBURSEMENTS.
salaries 45s, ,tss OF
Books and stationery 4,426 88
Fuel 2,7l7 81
repairs 2s4o6 ~
lnsut ance 4lO 96
Rent Of n os. l3, II, Is and Board
room 925 90
Printing l62 so
Adv ertIsing 64 %
Inciden. .als 66I1I
Board room supplies l37 9I
SupeIiutendenL's supplies 81 III
Collector OF Taxes, school Dis
Lrict No. 10 40 90
Total disbursement S65,64O IS
Balance in bank, Jan. /, 1881 956S 70
e75,lOS rs
H. B. MORROW, Treas. b r. Z.
Exam neI and iound correct:
WIN. w. LoBDELL,
EDWARD MCLN CIRE,
+, u. FURRY.
jenl!-2t. Con. on Finance.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-01

The news from the seat OF war IL con
stantly contradic ory. but not 10 from
Or. Bulls Cough syrup, every report con-
ceIning ~ proves 10 TO be the best Couy b
syrup known. Only % cents a bottle,
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tas 9aily Gasstts.

nvn AT WILMINGTON PosT-oFFIoE
h'AAs a. sgcoND-cLAss MArrSh.
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DIED.

DIED.
HARDESTY-On Jan. 18th, 1881, Mr. John
Hardesty in the 72d year of his age,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
snake AND FROG,

Many years ago, while in Ceylon, I
lived il house in "Slave Island" raised
on q high platform. The steps up to
the door had become loosened, and be-
hind them colony of frogs had estab.
!ished themselves. Ono morning I
watched snake "a cobra) creep up, in
sert its head into a crack, and seize o
frog, which he then and there swallowed.
But the crack that admitted the thin fiat
head md neck Of the ophidian would not
permit Of the same being withdrawn
whom the neck was swollen with tho ad-
dition OF tho frog inside it. The snake
ngged and struggled, but in vain, and
after series Of futile attempts disgorged
It's prey and withdrew its head. But the
sight was too tantalizing. Again the
head was inserted in the crack and the
coveted morsel swallowed, and again the
vain struggles TO withdraw were ro-
newed. saw this repeated several
times, till, ginning wisdom by expert
cnce, tho snake seized the frog by one
leg, withdrew it from its coigne Of want
age, and swallowed it outside. de.-Natatye.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
LIGHTNING-ROOS.

Prof. TAFT insists that tho two main
requisites of an effective lightning-rod
are sharp point, or, better, number
Of sharp points, lest one Of them should
be injured, and m excellent connection
with tho ground. He does not think
that a. great cross-seotion is required.
In towns the "ground connection is
woll oeouretl by ottoo!,ing tho rod to tho
water mains, at sea by uniting the con-
ductor to the copper sheathing or to
some large plate Of metal which is al
ways submerged. If ightning-rods
lave proper conducting power, sharp
points and intimate connection with
every large mass Of metal in building,
and good means of discharging into
the earth the electricity which they
drain from the clouds, they form an alb
solute protection from any kind Of
ordinary lightning.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
MAKING WATCHES.

tectlye Watch Gases are one Of the chief
causes OF so many watches not being good
time pieces. The cases being thin and not fit-
tlnS well. admit dust and dirt to the move.
ment, which soon interferes with the running
parts OF the watch nccessitating cleaning, re.
pairing, &C., ana the amount thus paid out II
applied toward buying good case In the be-
ginning, would have saved all this trouble and
expense. Weha3e recently seen a case that
meets oil these requirements, 1t having been
carried for over twenty years and stu remains
perfect We refer to the JAS. BOSS Patent
stlhcned Gold Case, viii. h has become one
or the staple articles or the Jewelry trade,
possessing rs 1t does so many advantages oyir
all other watch cases. being made Of two
heavy plates OF solid gold over plate OF com.
position. And weadvise all our readers to ask
their Jeweler for a card or catalogue that will
explain the manner in which they are made.
1t Is the only Stiffened Case made with Two
plates Of gold, seamless pendants, anu centre
solld joints, crown pieces, &C., all OF which are
covered by letters patent. Therefore bu. 10
case 'efore consulting Jeweier who keeps the
JAS BOSS Patent Stlfened Gold Case, that
you may learn the difference between It and
oil limitations that claim to be equally gocc.
For sale by all responsible Jewellers. Ask to
see the warrant that accompanies each case.
and don't be persuaded that any ether make OF
@"'0 20 40 soou' ap l2.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26

A GLUE tor ready use is mado by add
ing to any quantity Of glue common
whisky instead Of water. Put both to-
gether In bottle. cork it tight, and set
it for threo or four days, when it will be
fit for use without the application Of
heat. Glue thus prepared will koep for
years, and is at all times fit for use, OK
cept in very cold weather, when.it should
be set in warm water before using. To
obviate the difficulty of tho stopper got
ting tight by tho glue drying in the
mouth Of the vessel, use q tin vessol
with the cover fitting tight on the out
eide to prevent the esoape OF tho spirit
by evaporization. A strong solution Of
isinglass, made In tho Same manner, is
On cxcellont cemont for loatber.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
eRxoIous MAxusoR1pr.

The manuscript Of the Gospels of St.
Matthew and st. Mark, recently discov-
cred by two German scholars in tho
palace OF the Archbishop of Rossano, is
made Of purple parchment, and the ma
terial used throughout the writing is
silver, except in tho first three lines in
each gospel, where the letters are golden.
There is only one other manuscript Of
this kind In existence containing any
portion Of the New Testament, and it is
in mutilated condition, four of it's leaves
being III London, six in Rome, two in
Vienna, and thirty-three have been more
recently discovered in the island of Pat
mos. The present volume, on the other
hand, consists Of 1873 leaves, and con-
tains the whole of the Gospel of st. Mat
thew, and the Gospel of st. Mark down
to the middle Of the fourteenth verse Of
the sixteenth chapter. All the priteria
used in Judging Of manuscripts indicate
the end Of the fifth or beginning of the
sixth century as the dato of this. The
manuscript is written in uncial charao-
tors, with two columns III each page.
There is no separation of words, no
breathing, no accent, md only the
slightest attempt at punctuation. There
nre capitals double the size Of the un-
cials, and the Eusebian canons may
have been given, for it contains portion
Of the letter of Eusebius to Carpianus,
and there is good reason for conjecturing
that this was followed by table Of the
Eusebian canons,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26

5 sI0CM ct Furniture which will the largest hndsomest cheup-
Fsn hst all my goods are airs @ to
v ana can buy ee"ps Bear mind that ship Ridge
new nek : nhs s % Of the quality price
es T% Gn,9mos Hat k m Book Shelves cheaper cheapest
nov e" b GR @ and see hm ns supply Sewing
um @Rd likes @ It, IT, Rememte that most Of hc machines largely
ime ana yexaon is noiseles light will have
oyer esh competitors
faoly All orders attention
Needles
me- Don't fail to call before
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
MANY COMBINATIONS

nave becn tried. but none with such happy re-
suits as Rankins Extract OF Buchu ana Junip.
e.. II YOU are suffering from any derangcment
OF the Kidneys or Bladder, Gravel, Pain or
or two Will relieve you.
This article has been before the public for
creaslng-and that with very little advertising
,Iwhlch proves II to be an Article Of merit. we
nave testlmonials from some or the leading
Eioriua, and other States In reg ,rd to its re-.
a liability rs Diuretic, and remedy for the dis
:, Prepared only By Hunt, Rankin Il Lamar.
Druggists. ~ va
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
NOTICE.

SECTION 2 Of Article II. of An Ordi.
nance adopted By tho 10 "A Gov, j. Of
Winnsboro cn the Fl dHv March,
'7s, is published for the benefit Of the
p" Ii md will be strictly enforced.
THAT it shall not be lawfr' for any
person or persons to obstruct the public
streets, sidewalks or acdter drains in any
manner whatsoever, under a penalty OF
from one dollar to Eve dollars tor each
and every offence"
By order of Council:
Z s. CHANDLER,
naval. t4t Clerk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
SkLHA. AIA Anr,, 6 1915.

~. - shLaA, ALA. April s. 1875.
pleasure stating "es have Used Si Your Medi take
Gated Stock Feed On Il: very poor COW, With
:;SoI g;Tsat success l. she looks much better now,
pe,lor therefore recommend tits medicine
onn 90 ~ VINO VINO wiHb TO Improve their stock, cattle
90 un b h0rss as II Is Truly what It's repesented
CuFAULA. ALA July, 1873.
-, Mr. Shoenfcld: usrd one sack OF your stock
FcSd on my COW, with very satisfactory re-.
tSn Sua.S; She had recently dropped her calf, and
S,9cH S"S nI1 Esed She was rapid! Improved in lcsh
Sold by the druggists OF this county.
Dr.. A. K. Norton, OF Savannah, writes: 7 as
SURE sure you ~ aiinrds me pleasure to give my ap-
plot"l anu cfrtIncate IN 1avu" OF your Lung
McstSler ho% to- having given 1t fair trial in NUM-
mer rr,nI OF c,Hes whore + ni"ved success in The
rive years ago ny wife wa far gone in o.
! sumption. she hrd htcu cOrfin' d to her bcd he
e eater part OF the time Tor sIx months wiz
WITH me blessings her Lungs "rs m"w
Medicine than youl Sand a cough syrup make is
naSG n KrnSia;iy given them together is have
SIohg ,,mf raith III IN both succeeded in curing
) 1lulnper OF hopeless eases and regard Brewers
Il Lung ;Restorer asa!a valuable preparat lon.
1saSe care send sen mr. per cypress three dozen as am
Wishing you good success, / remain.
Yours respectfully,
Corner West Broad and Harris ss sSva1non R
GeOTgla.
MACON. G..
MES MesSrs; ' Lamar Rankin & Lama. Geh,lrmen
me OF Bronchitis in a weeks tine. vii, want NJ
Q few more bottles scon ! intend keeping f. IN
M, NY house all 'hc tint, as consider it valua-
''e nDco''''s' Yours res p'q.inaNiiy; i.nNiy;y DAVIS
Sold by the Druggists OF this county
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
what has earth dearer In palace or grove.
Than musiv at nlghtfun FROM lips thut wo love

i"p 0ot VII uCutol IDdlUCS OF grove,
Than musi. at nightran FROM lips thut wo love- u
Ah! yes, Music, Sweet Music, does
mako Home, Sweet Home. happier and
dearer. and the head Of family that in
these days Of culture and progress does
not place d Pinno or an Organ in his
home, deprivrs himself and dear ones of
II vast amount of puro and refining enjoy.
ment Our Sunny southland has in the
p"st ten years taken wonderful stop
forward in usical development and the
grand question now being agitated in her
milf, ns OF homes is not "Shall we buv m
instrument" but How and wb ere shall
we buy it." And it is a perplexing ques.
tion, too. The papers are now flondcd
with flnming advertisements Offering Won
derful b'rgnins of l.U00 Pianos for 5 81,
J! Stop Ols"ns for SD. One friend al
Vis's lis. an nnuthrr hat. nj so on
until the w"rriei onyar brco:nvs uctuali
afraid "a tuy al al, les; lc c'..nte
ahd so Il Ia = ujI!ii ~umG I'm r...nl,u
trartilng agent comes h,'n,, Ill .,.c.u u...
HIM III" with cheap, ''rni -" ins,ru. .
ment. which. in tie end proves source
OF notification. rather than of enjoy
lnent. .....
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

France and Turkey are on the
brink of & war over Tunis.
The English Conservatives have
made gains in recent elections.
The Car has issued proclama-
tion forbidding lrther prosecutions of
the Jews under the severest penalties.
Spain Oh Sunday celebrated the
Anniversary Of Calderon her greatest
poet. who fourished in tho seventeenth
century.
--Somo Irish evicted tenants have
taken possession Of Pallas Castle, and
successfully deficd the police and con-
stabulary who oame after thcm.
king Charles of Roumania was
crowned OH Sunday. The Drown was
made of steel from cannon captured at
Plevna, the deciding contest Of the
late war. Charles is the first King of
Roumania, and was Prince of Hohen-
zollern.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
MACON. Ga, Nov

MACON. GA, Nov. I, 1873
Or; G. ]: Mofrett-Dear Strive have been
hanailng Teethtna for several yea s and the
demAnd increases rs the article becomes intro
duced and Is k 1own. Our sales average from
TWO 70 three &: osS per month. We bell, We that
your Teethlna tTeething powders) Will eventu
Nily become standard and indispensable arti-
cle lor IN no single instance has it failed to give
s0uHdcfon. NO complaint has ever been made
20 US, nence We conclude that 1t does all YOU
claim for 1t. Merit is bound to succeed
HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR DRUGGISTS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
ASSIGNEE,S A SAIE.

NN Saturday, May 28th, commencing
~ at eleven o'clock q. m. will offer
for sale at public auction, for cash, the
entire stock and fixtures Of the business
formerly conducted by John Johnston.
Agent. Mt the store formerly occupied by
him.
Tho stock consists Of wines. liquors,
cigars, and a full stock Of family grocr-
ries. canned goods, crockery and wood
enwarc The fixtures consist Of show.
cases, scales. lamps and one safe. Tho
attention OF parties needing canned goods
is called 10 this sale, as they will bo sold
in moderate sized lots
+. ELDER,
may 2l~td Assignee.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
{ SPEClAL NOTICES.

30 hAh0iR IN TAXING MAY APPLE LIVER
peIsoD, put >? p, nt tfa:lng that they clear the
STEsIein T pl vi Impurities, and gently excite tic
ui, SS, 10 So nHalthy action Price lj cents per box.
SOU oS all druggists in this county,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
FINAL RpI&CEuARGE

NJ oIlCE isfhereby given that will
= ~ e npPlyto the Judge of Probate of
E Ea1rnlG1Ef County for final discharge as
E'aardinn Of tho Estate OF Alice T.. Hollis
(nee Ford) on Friday, juno "a, 1881
W. II. ROBERTSON,
may - x3 Guardian.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
LUDDEN & BATES
SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE

The great Piano and Organ House of
the South, to furnish Southern buyers
with Pianos and Organs from standard
makers, at lowest factory wholesale
prices. Established III 1870. and now an
immense Music House. Magnificent Dou-
ble Store. sixty feet front, three stories
above basement Two hundred Pianos
and Organs in stock. thousands of in {.
struments sold yearly. Our field the
South. Our customers legion Our capt.
tai ample. Musicians ourselves. An
army of employees. Branch Houses in
seven cities. Our travellers everywhere
Exclusive control OF the best inStraments
IN the world. Dlrec, connection with
manufacturers. Always pioneers in low
the world. Pledged and sworn to do it.
AND NOW MARK US WE'LL.
Don't waste time answering absurd and
deceptive advertisements. If you want
cheap instruments, we have them, and at
less than the lowest. We compete with
Beatty, or Marchall & Smith, or any other
man, no matter where he lives or how
much he bl'ws. 265 different STYLES and
prices to select from, and such makers as
Shickering, Mathnshek, Arion, Southern
Gem. Mason & Hamlir, Peloubet e. Co.
and Sterling. Sent on test trial, Low
freight guaranteed. Stools Covers, Music
and Musical JOURNAL given free. A little
caah now, and balance in the fall, is all
We want. special terms for midsummer
trade. ] secondhand Pianos and Or
gains. in good repair, to be olosed out
cheap. Write for Catalogues, prices and
terms 1t will pay you. Address
LUDDEN & BATES, Savannah. Ga.
N. B. Send also for Catalogue Of Sheet
Music, Music Books, Violins, Guitars,
Flutes, Band Instruments, Drums
Strings. Orguinettes, Zithars md all
small Musical Instruments Immense
stock. Lowest prices South. ~
... may "A
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26

PERRY, Ga, April II, 1879.
kno"n rs .'Swif's s, phllittc SPECIFIC" since the
year ls2I-over 60 years--and have never heard
OF lollure TO cure when properly taken.
1850 end 1885. and also lid a number OF nv
ncigh oorS and in every case that came within
my knoWleuge II effected cure. In 1885 my
brother law, George Walker. bought at auc-
ION NJ siGse not 'carIarted After the purchase
Twelve yearS. His head was without q hair on
for nc tx en, tIcnted G him%tth this remedy. and in
snort time had as flhe head 6f r IA wos
evep o,pS owmea waN pS aIegro owned this slave
the disease, nor lost day1s Wnrs ,s res1rn OF
Sne Ss ,, nmong m'nSrefS . Of nstnces of remarka
past life have have NJ Sevrr tT'E medicine In all my
aaS monid SO 6uily ACCOMPLISH what IL is recon-. .
'1'o"oou ~ oo' H. L. DENNARD
TmE 1ora StIanfd sMITT sSPEc1Flo COMPANY proprle
Sold bv all Drugeists
o"il i"r copy oi. Young Mems Friendn
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26

--Tnke-it-Easy and Live-Long are
brothers, and are related to Ayers
Sarsaparilla,> which has heightened
many life.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-26
WHERE 10 BUY. HOW TO BUY.
THE QUESTION SOLVED.

ours to answer. Ours to point tho place
10 Duy good, honest Instruments t.L honest
prices. Ours to save buyers froDl imposi. !.
tion and oyerCharging. The mission OF
, 1881-04-19

,ncdl!o wl.l, the virginia atfa!r;, an!l TINT
II would do l,attrr to keep tts liAtlds oil.
Eandn }ap sy, Gn ~ a s"a I'm s w%1 e,ss5n San
replied that II IN did 81, hn l,st 70 Il IN lst$
et Tie s2n,o tie Malone teGgrene g, e NY
antl net Niahoile dill HANDFUL. Hewitt rep.
rcscMteti TINT tho National C0lhnitlec WIS
exceedingly anxious To- cDiltil0so the VlrEttin
Hn'ef H. 1c nSSea rS p9 M'at GHss sNs
would 10 practicable. Aial,one replied that
. NO sCclt i,Asts CoELf, lie FOUND.
md repeated Ills advice tint tho National
Con!;ilttcc should refrain, from iHtertercilcH
ln Virklhin n!rnirs. Hewitt. finding tl,nt NIL
c!!ltlcll ~ !ntorylow BY saving, III vll a,.l,-
sthncc. Unless .wa can carry New YORK,
bn .lcicaicd:. We. require s:so, ,OOo i,
s %HsY sd1f 3fsla,s:y o esiy Il sss S 3 satss s 3 a a
aiio!nt cnn be raised. II It cannot 10 lM!.
It Will llttko M difference, rs to tho RESULT
eys w9 t. @ 5Ss0FSas Goso M vsFn9; w t;seoss sS II s liz
l,nur1o1st beca,lso they hGyo nlways osen @
our friends md have sstool by ns.' A[ali0io
then wuriictl Hewitt AgAlhst this course, tell
tlonal De1nocratlc purity by thu lscatljnstcrs,
:" !. ExcErr As AN ESEMr. r
to bo fought by them, wcneynr ands where
III Congress. or elsewhere. Alallo,ao lmine,,
E:Si |s:s! Ill aat'iess: Tie Tsss sSs'yDSdS
FrsM tic foregoing account It appears tint
tho only ntlXicty Of tho llnncnclk managers
or the eatij,sters were the atroneer, nluit II
nCSStb3D 10 bring QtOttt' fusion 0E the tW0
, 1881-04-19
SECRETARY WINDOW.
HAS; HE ACTED 1t.LEuAL1T? '

srfttdl Diapateh 70 Ihe Chteaso irle'ins'
WASHINGTON, ID. 6. april !8-Ihe entire
success Of Secrotary Wili'lom'a p'an Tor oS-
tending tho maturing po1 cent bonds Ata>S
per cent Is now considered certain Ill Ifeas-
ury clrcles- Ihc bellef OIL t!sose Dest nc
quntntcd with the Administration policy Isl
however, thnt the satne plan eAi'not 10 caf.
rici oiit WITH fesncct 10 INC 'Nca' IL IL
snou'n w Hu"1ly neueu s.o. ~ st1ra 'i5...,, n.o
Ascs, " ID eApccttu sAas; oCI'oIM1 Huo't.
Will Du nblo 70 c1ll ~ nN0 actNaliy pny oik
between S@oo,Wo.oo a'ld S:@o'ooo,oe OF
the %, l'er cents Ihe money
to 10 thls with would ce derived
from Sl0o ,00O. o00 OF Surplus revenue, Slo1'-
0uO, 600 Of 1 per cons, to be sold In thut cusp,
aud s,n nm mn nf t,ta rrs,mntton fund. tht
,s" ~ ,,.,,tr,, Nv. +i,1a ,,,,,,an Ia amti,or,sn1
use ol W!''c' tot t''!s p"ipuso ~ "utes'.cN t.''
ny ttle l3nyAf1l amendment 10 tt1e oul3Aly
Civil Appropriation act. II tho authority tn
lss,o \ nor cent Treasury notes should II, tic
onI In .Irr,.l",l et,i1,rirnt In .wnrrnut thrir
w" =. Hse,ue" s"'ss ~, s"S.1 ~,
use, tle oecfelaGy wntsl!l w aple 10 p"y olt
Slbo, 100, 900 more Of thu 5s. Per contrn, =
FORMER sEcRErAHY OF TIIE TREASURY
cyurossne thc oututnn Tint tl,a ,,cw Treasury
sat,a,s ~ ,,ia,,.i 10y ,,,.r,,t ~ Ia n,nnnnt
po.les ~ h1eaa'' n1Ht "us"e ~ w "pAnu";eN
be10rg Afhy III, anu tEat, upon tslnt uny or ~
fore, tho Treasury should announce TINT It
will nav nil tile ts md continue 1,ono Of them,
fnr thc rcnson that; tho Goyorument. hns
~ WV ie"aon l"'1', Iuu oos1l.'o's. '"1
, 1881-04-19

ncsaco rcpuaiatcd sll OK, ,o0o OF her debt, Nn,l
asserted TINT there WIS no trntt, In tho ssatc.
Mcnt. Tcnnussco lad at no time repudlated
a stnglU pniny ur ller i1obt. It lad been
stnscti That Mr.. Porter, of the Censsls l3ire0i,,
was tho author uf the article, thus giving 1t
n semi.ot1lctnl eharactct Mr.. Porter Ind, III.
lleetl, been tho n,,llIor but lo Ind IN cnt,i-
,nunfcnti0n to him tllarrisl. denied tlMt 1t
ws M oG ct ~ leot Of s.
ments III tho article.
Mot9n e & e. ;,,y, l!9 Executive session was
Mr.. Johnson WIS pcrmittctl to oEfor = rcso-
turncy-ticMeral tor certnthl t,apers ~ rrlntlnn
10 tlio rcp0rt OF u SpectAl Agent Of tho Yreas-
WY R|spqTtaat 4 !oRGG Wir1So upon West
Nfisl sae ssif te * cosaaeG slHi IN rolicas and
vnrEous ttilntory motions, A[r. Dawes snid hu
dill not cure !. copper whether ono officer or
nNnthcr was IN Otltce, but fIe desired ~ liaye
u settled before tlle Country whether this
rha tlehatc III thu. Sanate .Waa continued by
Mcssrs. DnWes, Salisbury, burnside, md
- 1IECK.
Tho latter argued against Tic right Of n Inn:
t0rlty to elect UfllcHrs Mt nfl Uxtrn session, ai
leclarGd that y Dseoaber next They w! Wo''!.! !!
Ills Judgment l,lldlebcrRer would not III De-
cnnibEr ba made Ser9cnnt-atArn,s. 'fhe
Virginia election would ttlClt fHs H}tr, and tt
tho ltcpublIcai,s dill not iunder, somebody
clse would to',siar. for SSsrggant-nt,Arlns,0 one
Ind fought through the War III Tho Federal
army, who would DO hcre. With bis wounds
upon him. and then thu Republicans couh
chouse bntweon thu Confederate roputlintinR
1,.lttlebcrGcr mil TINT mai WHO would l,u
tclltlorctl III theln, llp. Thought by II Repnhl-
can Sr,iut0r. It might rs yell be- .nflderstoM!
tint III December next the Republicans wnl,ki
not put KtldlsbcrRcr u. Amy pro,ntsess
pr0vo fnllacto,is. After discussion, dnrtIg
which. no nov point was developed, tho Sui.
nto adjourned.