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.lelcndI;ig thc Right Of t!c Coiored
soldier 10 be Recognized.

llsts tlAtu N~i-I
During the summer q 1864 not less than
1.uG1 prisoners were iucarceIatcl at An!er-
sonvile. Of ,hat number mora than li,U"
were buried IN 1he trenches outside the stock
AIDE. Through the months Of july and Aug
usi the death rate averaged 100 day. An
excbar2e ot prisoners had tcan rendered nm
practicable through the refusal Of the Con
fe!orat. -ol eminent TO consider amy cartel
which should include the coiored soihers IN
its prisons At Andersonville there were
perhaps fifty colored soldieri imprisoned.
They Were locgted in a group by themselves
near the stociade rate opening toward capt
Wirzs headquarters. Most Of them had
fought in the Florida swamps, and had con-
Quoted themselves with bravery and credit
No one inside the prison had reason to doubt
either rl. courage or patriotism of these
colorcl soldiers. F0rtitude and patience
could not fail OF inspiring admiration and
sympathy.
But th,re caIne an hour when the instinct
OF sell. preservation momentarily won the
mastery over the common sense of justice
and honor which prevailed even at Ander-
soneille auonE the Union soldiers An effort
was inau-Jratel for the presentation ct a
petition. TO be- signed by the prisoners, to the
gover,inqs: at Washington, asking that
cartel Of exchange might he arranged with
ont reference 10 the exchange Of coiored men
The petition was ec,Ning large number
OF signature. When il reached the
Sixteenth Connecticut, from the ranks
of which. numbering 400 men.
and odd, fully $50 persisted in the five
months imprisonment there. fair-faced,
light haired youth Gf ~ years addressed his
associates. half Of them not older than him
self, in opposition to the plan. IL was one OF
the mos; eloquent and daring addresses ever
uttered IN behalf of the dcf,IisclesS and weak.
Richard H. Ice, Of CRANKY. the Young ora
/ tor. wa the orderly sergeant of his company
and rs manly rs he was brave and fearless.
/ lie defended the right Of the coyord men III
| prison to he recognized aud treated as Union
| soldiers. and entitled to every consideration
/ winch might lag extended 10 tho white troops
| His speech had magnetic effect carrying
| huudrx.s OF men back to the right track. To
1 tire honor of Connecticut, no man of the SIX
! t-anth regiment ever attached his name IL
! the petition Instead, 50 strong was the s''nii
mont aroused against it, that it died in th'
! hands Of its ofiguators.
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N PRAISE OF ms FATHER.
The Negroes Reverence for Hia
s'Daddy''-His sswhuppinss."


One commendable trait possessed by the
/ .old time negro, is reverence for his parents
He rarely speaks Of his mother, but he never
tires in talking of his father, who was
.'double tinted an de strongest man in de
curmunity. Oar want no white man dat
cour stan up ergin him in er rassle, an at er
log-rollin' Ia kere. Ia kere. Use seed him
break many sassafras han'-spike. Oh, when
he Strengthened up, suthin' had ter come.
Whena wagin got stalded, he'd take holt o
de wheel an lif7 it out AM er dribes, he WIZ
de hes driber dat wuz anywhar' erroun.
WY, dat man coul dribe through he creek
widout gittin' de tires wet. An dance, Ia
kerc tai kere Dance all nigh. on er halter
dollar.
Yer ougiiter seed him at er shuckin'. hep
de air fuller con all de time An run, de
patter rollers ncb--r coui ketch him. Biess
yer life. he cour start out an ketch or rabbit
has er mighty lab fur dat man. l neber
tried ter 'zst him when he wanted ter wnup
me- like er white boy does. Bless yer life, 1
jes' let him whup me when he wanted to.
Tole him one day, ST, daddy, any time o de
night when yer wakes up an amt er feelin'
at yersc'f an soTter wants er little exercise
ter keep yer han in, wy, jes' come ter de bed
an whup me. Oh, il wuZ er pleasure ter be
whipped by sich er man ez dat. | neber
minded being whipped when it wuz done up
in de right shape, am he couf do it, femme
tell yer.
"Airter be died my step4laddy tuck it inter
| his head dat he wouI' whup me er little, but
u, huh. he couldn't do it. | want gwinter
be whipped by no common man. Murder,
she say, stan dar tells yer, am let that man
whup yer, but l couldn't see dat pint IF
wuz er hunnerd years ole, an my daddy wuz
| er live an wanted ter whup mean he wonl
be mighty ap ter wanter whup me ef he wuz
er liye--I wont stan an take it widout er
cross spression o de eye"
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His Last Joke.

lNIIFt7tttt'lss1 -
Talk about the ruling passion, Billy Man
ming josed with bis last gasp The story 81
his death j, full Of pans ami OF side remarks
that force smile. Those who stood about
his Gcath-beJ. sad rs they were, laughed
through their tears. Several of his old en-
paui,,.is in nliustrslsy called IN 70 prof'er a.
sistance to the sorrowing wife Calling hii
wife lv name. Billy said m . voice husky
and halfin.. Settle geaSlemen-SoiIle--
-al.d--tafe-their hats-and--sien't-
fo,re.-rny--size Two hours after the ua
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-30
Had Never Made a study Of II.

They were standing NJ the front gate.
How bright the moon il tonight George,
dearln SO SAID.
Yes" replied George, ut is perfect
evening"
"Do you put any faith in Mr.. Virgins al.
legged discovery Of another moon-a dar;
moon" She asked.
'Well. hardly know what 10 think about
the matter Such discovery may he pessi'
BILE. But | don't know In fact lac con-
tinued. frankly, when ! was at college
neve: paid any attention to l5o;si.T"
AN ANDERSOMViLLE HERO.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-30
Tool. Of Trade.
philadelphia Call

Mrs. Winks--My dear, read Snch funny
thing about China to-day On the first birth
day If n Chinese male infant he is seated in a
larye sieve. with money scales, foot meas
uyc. pair OF shears, a brass mirror, pen
eli. ink and books, and other articles ranged
ia n cir,.le around him The object which be
handles first is Thought to be a sure prophecy
Of his future occupation. Wei. concluded
e. Try it just for fun. and 50 l fixed our baby
that way.
Mr.. Wiues-lndoed, What did he take hold
OF first
Mr>. Wink We'll. the fact is he Picked mp
the shears.
Mr.. WinkS--Good. We must move la
Chicac,, at once Tie is destined to become a
great editor.
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No Question About IL.

In this day and age of the world science
answers some OF the knottiest questions. ana
fearieSsly takes up every branch OF human
knowledge And 50 when The HARTFORD sun
dav Journal. in It's Wild search Tor truth.
asks: In Waiting with young lady n"t
over Il years pretty, and one Of the never
1.et-lizzy sort. does tho young man go aronnd
the lady. or docs the young lady go around
the young man" we refer 70 our scientific
sauirncy. and unhesitatiEgiy answer ''un
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-30

II is an Acknowledged fac: that Lawrence
Barrett has lost $1,000 by his engagement
herr "But what of that.r said my inform
ant He will make it up in thrsSs weeks in
America- Socially his stay here has tsNen a
gala one. and if he has paid the fiddler a
pretty stiff price, certainly the tunes have
been good No Doubt he has had a ''joilier
time than Nary Anderson, bssraase pretty
Mary was 50 jealous ,.rr,d rightly, too Of her
fair fame that she refused 10 ksow people,
even Of high social rank. If they were in any
way linked with fast set
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-30
re Rept Time.

NOV : u = 7 sAt7EtIfN.I
Not long ago member OF the hentneSS
legislature called At The executive mansion
one evening, ami the governors wife asaed
him il le hsd recently Unattended church, On
YES" ,e said sve been round Ia the tan
ton referring Ia the Episcopal church
which had a TN rUof. And hoN dbl "!
like the seryice' She asked. 'lGrty ~eh,
v,as M, r,splv. u ri1 and fen with then
-f,v,s. :"
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The Campaign Hand.

For the. hassctii Of our country brass hands,
We give the following philosophical card from
,,oltic Iai.d header: My hard i composed
ofthigtv uaenhers, twelve Rep0olicaas.tveiss
Democrats and six on the fence. II both par
.aes wait u TIE same time. we divide up and
each tactics, tsSes three Of the fence riders:
es whsle a'e can co1Scientiogsly DO good
service for either patty. Weare now ready
for htx -
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uhc Feature OF Four.eenth street.

New York Cor. Courier-Journal]
a curious feature of Fourteenth street is that
no one ever meets m walks there the same poo
pIe twice / have been over the ground every
,lay at p. IN. in order to test this thing, and
| can confidently assert that with the excep-
ton Of the fixtures, notably a man with a
systematically gifted dog and disreputable
female with large patch over her right eye,
suggestive Of a mutiiated naval hero, and
who sells some light fluffy stuff of no APP
parent earthly value. however great its celeS-
tial value may be, have never encountered
the same person twice. J can only account
for this state of things by the superstition
that every woman who does her shopping in
this locality gets dead broke, stays broke fol
an indefinite period, and consequently dos
moi rnfIIIll
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NXyANTED-To sell plats OF ground in 1nr-
w ner's addition, from 80 to loo feet 'front.' 10y
40 deep A big bargain TO those intending 70
buifd This ground is situated in the north
part Of town. about half a mile south of Judge
lauci 8, On the fair ground road, with the pest
water IN the city, one mile north OF ID sng As
avenue Inurire Of X. Turner, north Main
street at residence, or Strong Il Caldwell, real
,s.a,. ay.nta 10
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why Commodore Garrison Killed a
Nan.

San Francisco Post
IN his life and ending Ralston was perhaps
the typical Californian Of the early time. In
ls47 be began life as second clerk on the
steamboat Convoy tof which. c. X. Garrison
was captain and main owner, running from
ST. Louis to New Orleans. After varied for
tunes. in 1Si9 Commodore Garrison killed Il
well-inovn Mississippian nj T. fight shooting
him in the head just in time TO save his own
life The family of the man he killed was a
very rich and powerful one at that time, and
while Garrison did what he did clearly
in self-defence, yet be certainly would have
been killed by some of the dead MINIS brothers
if he continued to run on the river. He there
fore concluded TO leave the south, and the
California gold excitement breaking out at
that time he went out there. his clerk, Raj
ston, following him. As might be expected,
Garrison soon became very rich, and estab-
lsshed the firm of Garrison, Fret d Ralston.
After making an immense fortune he came
east 10 New York, leaving Ralston one of the
leading financieIs of that section His life,
adventure, and sad death are too well re-
rneinbcred to need further mention.
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XVANrED--Everyb In this town to buy
W buggies of }. l.. Cooper AT Cooper >
stale. where they can buy them at from 20 %
20 pr cent less than of any other house in the
vesi 5l-tf
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NXyANTED-To sell a stock of general mer-
w chandise good reasons for selling good
= location will exchange for cattle. Address
q C.. Eagle Office. 8J-I
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NXyANTED-Eyeryone who wants 20 buy,
w sell, rent or trade lots in the town OF
Goddard, or farms in Sedgwick county, to cal
IN Pyle Bros q Bash, real estate agents, God
lard Kansas 53-3m'
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NXyANTED-A good girl to do general house
w work in small family. Must come wen
recommen Ted, Wages 81 per week. Apply at
tbis .fir. 4G-tf
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NIYANTED-To trade good farm for city
w property. Enquire at
If WICHITA LOAN * LAND Co.
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Everybody to know that we have
w for sale some OF the best lands in Sedg-
wick county, and are prepared TO negotiate
sales of town property. Our motto is square
dealing Give us call.
ys-3ms PYLE BRos. 4 BASH,
Real estate agents, Goddard, Kansas.
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NYANTED-A good girl to do general house.
w work wages 50 90.
o. DAVIDSON,
3,-ti Cor. Topeka and Second 81.
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yNyANTEn-Iand-bu buyers to know that we
w have for sale all the best lands near Gar
den Pnin. TAYLOR PIKE.
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Wy .NTED-Eyerybody to know that am
w now selling my Sl6O buggies AT slio and
my slA buggies at si1o, to close out.
ie-tf J. l.. COOPER.
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NXyANTED-To buy a few young heifers with
I" calves W. j SuEwART,
/ h3-2w Golden Rule store.
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FOR RENT.

Third and central lately occupied by
A. Dorsey. e
Gl-ts A. SMITH,
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TNANTED-A buyer for hotel in Garden
w Plain "a rare chance for live man to
j. make money.
i.s.tr TAYLOR & Pine.
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p VXyANTED-Par wishing TO purchase ire
w residence lots of from to five acres
N WICHITA LAND X LOAN Co.
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NyyANrED-Lan.i-bu buyers to know that We
w haze made arrangements with the holels
at GardenPiain 10 keep them at reduced rates.
daft TAYLOR PIKE.
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VyANTED-Land-b buyers to know that II Is
W to their interest to go to Garden Flain
ed Estate Agency to bny lands.
a5-tf TAYLOR 4 PIKE.
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NXyANTD TO SELL,-Two moving ma
w chinss one hay rake, a Foutz hay loader
with n compete camp outfit. Will Be sold
cheap for chah. WILLIAM Mil
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! VXyANTED-Those desiring large spring
w chickens can be supplied at j H. lur-
isr's residence, north Main street one mlie
rom Douglas avenue. west side of street.
These chickens are healthy and fat. A.
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rI,o RENT--Fu,nished room. Enquire al
1 third door nuth of Biting Bros, ON Mar
ket street bo-"'
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NOR sAII-An old established and profitable
business, centrally located; splendid
business chance good reasons Tor seihng.
Addrss. A., care Eagle Office. '"-u
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I'OR SALE.

NOR sALE-New stock of general merchan-
disc F; good trade, splendid profit. growing
town county-sest OF good county grand
opening satisfactory reasons for selling Ad-
dress Merchant, this office. .1-u
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rI,O RENT-A furnished house also, piano
~ i with or withou The house. Apply to MIS-
s. y King before lea. at Market street, pc
tween Third and Central Reference re-
ouired 60-u
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INok SALE-An Empire moving machine,
nearly new, Mt a bargain, at ENton's cle-
ra,or dlltf-wl6tf
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WYE have very fine residence in one of the
w best locations in the city to trade for a
good farm. WICHITA LAND LOAN 20.
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VYyANTEID-To sell extra good inilch
w cow on easy terms or will trade for second
and lumber. Call on J X. Turner, or leave
word nj this office. %
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NOR sAIE-Nine residence lots for sale or
Il trade located on south Market street /;
big bargain For particulars call at Citizens
Hank nai-h
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NyANTED-A girl
w 56-tf A. BAsLEI, cry Stables.
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NOR RKNT-A snite OF rooms over Citizens
+ Bank. Apply at bank. SSH
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XXyANTED-Situation as bookkeeper-any
w kind of Office work-or as clerk good
CITY references. Address lock box 3l2. 5j-l2'
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yVyE will trade town lots for a good-team.
w WICHITA LASD Il LoAN Co.
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rJ,o RENT--Five mic. new houses in good loca
i lion.
6e-tf n NIEpKRL ANpER.
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NOR SALE-Elcyator; steam shelter, presses
and fixtures and valuable tract OF lana.
with switch privileges for handling grain, prai-
he hay and lumber, at one OF the best grain
buying points, thrifty and growing town on
full particulars furnished by
\ q. JoNsoN,
.ctn, calumhus Cherokee Co Kansas
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VyyANTED-A good washer and ironer at DR.
w McCoy's, Lawrence avenue, norti "i
Central Sven1e 55-f
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First Ark. Val Bank /!

CORRESPONDENTS
American Exchange NATL Bank, New York
First National Bank, Of Chicago, Illinois
Bank OF Kansas City, Kansas City, Missouri
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NyANTED-Two girls at City Hotel.
NV E,-tf
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XUANTED-A girl good wages, new house,
w everything convenient and small family
Enquire at this office. h'-u
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NOR SALE-A lot of good secondhand furni-
ture Call at northeast corner OF Topeka
avenue aud Second street
SIR Mrs j. o. DAyIpsoN.
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NOR RENT-Furnished rooms on Market -
II east of Occidental hotel Apply To II
Jones $50
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/ CTRAYED-Roan mare pony; white hiho
y feet and blaze in face Information leaGlhs
TO its recovery will be suitably rewarded by
-, ! 4 WALLACE.
rINo TRADE-For team-baance cash-af Tour
room house and lot in north part of city
lot well shaded.
d5.-6s WICHITA LAND LOAN 70
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-14
F o r Ell ~

tue Newspaper War 00 sargent.
BERLIN. March l3.-The newspapers
accuse Sargent of intimacy with Herr
Bunder, An enem. of Bismarck.
The members of the diplomatic corps
are indignant ct the brutal attacks OF
the press being made upon Sargent.
RumoP~ Of the Fall or Bacninh.
PARIS, March 13.-The Gaslo's pub
fishes telegram protesting to give an
account of the fall Of Bacninh.
Death Of Bar"ncs. Lioael se Ro,hs.
child.
LONDON. March l3.-The death of
Baroness Lionel de Rothschild il an
nOunced. She was the daughter of
Baron Rothschild of Naples. and WAS
married to her cousin in 1886
British Columbia Notes.
VICTORIA, b. c.. March 13.-The Gov
eminent and public buildings, the navy
yard aud the war ship are doubly guard
ed at present against the action of dy-
namiters.
Il. Dnnsmuir today completed the
purchase of 5000 acres of coal lands on
Bayne's Sound.
The sections of the Dominion lands
act, governing homestead rights in
British Columbia. are officially pub
llshed In today's Colonist. settlers will
now pour into the country.
Robertson, the half breed convicted
for the murder of Bailey, WAS huag to.
day at New Westminster. He nam
tanned his innocence to the last.
Chin All You, Chinese interpreter in
the court here. Is being prosecuted for
alleged fOrcible abduction # rhy Kim.
whom he claims he married with her
consent. There is great interest among
the Chinese.
A Mrs. Anderson. of Wal!a Walla, is
charged with the abduction of three
children. They are her own by a for
mer husband, from whom she Was d.
vorced. The children we're in charge of
her brOther-in-law, and she had man
aged to get them from the house after
dark aud on board steamer when ar
rested. The Case was remanded.
Two Dung men, named Dickson and
Simpson, We're accidentally drowned at
Naniamo on Wednesday, evening.
Pleasant for Witnesses.
ST. PETERSBURG, March l3.-The chief
of police has received a letter from the
Nihilists threatening with death any
one who informs against Degaieff, who
was the leader of the four Nihilists that
murdered Colonel Sadeikin on Decem-
Der 18th.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-14
WASHINGTON.


Suspension Of Trade with Germany.
WASHINGTON. March l2.-Private ad-
vices resolved by German
congressman from q; rmany induce
them to think that one of the objects Of
Bismarck III returning the Lasker reso-
luton Was to cause a tariff war between
the two countries. Copies of Liberal
papers of Germany Received bv the last
steamer confirm this view. The atti-
tude of Bismarck's Government on the
pork question, they SAY. finds its legiti-
mate sequence in the Lasker incident.
The fact that the Germans would be
the greatest losers by such a dispute
would not, it IS said, deter Bismarck,
who is not a friend f the people, and
who would not be disturbed if they
should have the tax burdens increased.
A tariff war with America would secure
for him the industrial isolation of Ger
many, which he is though to desire.
The continued attacks upon Sargent bv
the German official press are interpreted
10y the Liberals in Germany as intended
to force 4 rupture of diplomatic rela-
lions. Newspapers published in the
port cities of Germany express the
greatest apprehension over the result.
~ 10 oukSCotou tudb Gu0 IiISt lQOt0 Vi
Bismarck's Government would be to in
crease the duty on American petroleum
~ per cent.
The Oregon Central Land Grant.
WASHINGTON. March l3.-A majority
of the Senate Committee on Public
Lands voted to recommend the forfeit
ure of the unearded portion of the land
grant to the Oregon Central road. The
bill has not been ordered reported, as
the details have not been determined
upon. The line affected by the action
Is between Forest Grove and Astoria, q
distance of 81 miles. Tho grant fer
this portion of the road covers l, l3O, $50
acres.
The fitz John Porter Bill.
The Senate passed the Fitz John POr-
ter bill by a vote of So to %.