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MONEY MARKET-CTTY NEWS.

FRIDAy p VI.
Those interested in Flour have been quite relieved TODAY
by favourable ndyces from the North The Canal is omen
from inca down TO Albany and is believed that over five
hundred boats the way below that point to Albany
and nearly all loaded with produco-beyond Utica the Ca
nal closed The large stock of Flour receive at Buffalo
ei' there the 10th and 18TH inst, and it il believed the
largest portion has passed Utica No doubt vast deal of
produce will be stopped by the ice beyond Utica large
number of boats reached Albany on Wednesday
n. Y. ErDreSS
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The CANAL-The Enc Canal in this vicinity is frozen
over so us to be impossible Navigation has ceased alto
gether from this place To Buffalo Boats running at
uncH on Monday and Syracuse and ut Palmyra late on
the same evening
r. S.We have since learnt by Pomeroy's Express
that the boats have stopped Utica II, ncuse-ho
chester Democrat 23rd instant.
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.

MouongaIin Lottery. Glass 5s. draws this day the
Exchange at 81 O'Clock. and drawing received
O'clock Prize Of $4,000 1000 $500 IIG 10 Of 1900
sc. IS Nos-I2 drawn. Tickets Nett 81 go IS.
Ecesburg Lottery. NO. SO, Extra. for TUESDAY even
ing-l Of $4,000 5000. $500 1850 10
of 1000, &c- - Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets s.
New Jersey Lottery. 10. 0s, for "Wednesday evening
Il of $4,000. 5000 $500 sl45. 500 Of
1880 10 II 1000, IS Nos-ls drawn. Tickets s5
IeesburZ Lottery, NO. 81, for Thursday even
ingl prize si7.5OO 5000 $500 AGO. 10 OF 2sO SC SC
- Nos-13 drawn. Tickets
To be drawn Friday the Exchange at ~ O'Clock NJ
Prize Of 10000 - Of 400 each % $500 soOO 1874 1900
IS Nos-1l drawn. Tickets 50 50.
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY, No. 81, cxtrn, for
Saturday evenng-l prize $4,000 siO4 OF 1000 A. A.
&C Nog--I2 drawn. Tickets g.
monongaiin, Glass y. drawing to BE- received Monday
Morning. prize o $4,000 10000 1000. issa 500
10 Of 1000 &C. &C Nos.-l3 dawn Ballots
M -
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Asss'.ssE
IN L1sT EI'CvL.vn's .M1II-
LOUISA c. H., NV. 27h. 1912.
To ihe Edifor Of he II.hir.

ITO the Editor Of the Phix.
DE.R Sin :-An,thcr great calamity Inns befaien o,r
county, In The death OF PHiw u. WrssroN ir who was
Killed suddenly on Friday last by fall from an unrnly
horse ~ ~ ''
Mr. Winsicn has acted for many years a. deputy sheriff
N TN. county ari engaged the time Of his ath
Inc dc nih o few has occs,i1ned more universal re-
get ne possessed an uncommon degree Of the milk Of
human kindness, rsally beloved by all s acauain
ahces' and has left no, enemy behind him.
Very respectfully, your obcdt servant.
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stay Laws which 1t seems have had great many cd
yoe'es. but the more the people discuss tha, subject the
less popular becomo<, hersfors conclude that The STAY
Law fever is a rapid decline. .rli.F -.
r. s.-Thc fins, drove OF Western Hoy, arrived her,
this evening. They selling ut 81 per hundredebenp
meat. The hogs are very tine
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me Canals ARE now ciiecuny closed. About GO boats
are frozen within short distance Of this city, and several
hundreds between Troy and Buffalo. and Troy and White
nall he river still remains open, although there was con-
siderable ice running yesterday morning
TTov IYh;g OIL
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'oMMonoRE BAREoN.-Wc learn TINT the veteran officer
OF The United States Navy, Commodore James Barron.
mas re'lnqushcd the station OF Governor of the Naval
Asylum, on the Sehuykil with view retire again into
private lifc.-Phiind Cbroa
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W lhk NEW YORK CASAIs.-An intelligent gentleman
connected with the forwarding trade, estimates that TN.
property detained by the ice the New York Canals
mount IN value To- S750,GUO.
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Taking Flour and Wheat together, there is n deereds
IN the I'd week in November, of 1876 barrels of ou
while the total the time is equal to 6S 35
barrels OF houT-ANanH irgns.
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DEATHS.

DUN, little before midnight Fdiay the s5ih
18Th year Of her age Mrs ELIZABETH GREGORY wife NJ Rich
ard Gregory, Chesterfield county With
children she len the memory many virtues
woI received the fruits Of prtraced devotion spiritual
rod
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TRUST SALE OF NEGROES. FIHNIrruH
CROPS CORN. OATS. &c. &e.

S1tE NfsGAOES. FURNITURE.
CROPS CORN, OATS. dc. dc.
ES virtue of two Deeds of Trust executed by
- Beverley ieth the Pend February Is4I one Miles C.
sehien Trustee the other o. Cacs Of record
IN Powhaan shan sell by Public on THURSDAY The
18th December u fair n oterwie day Thereafter At
Martins the residence OF the Ieih in The
property contained the said Deeds purposes therein. ~
uone-compsinE from IS 30 Negroes Aulon.s. them 6r.t
rate Man Cook Blacksmith Carpenter. valuable Female Hou-e
Servants and Fell Hands Men Women. ami crls-,,e
Household and Kitchen Furniture, comprising Maitre. Rel
Linen and Table Linen all of excellent quality; quantity
or Of splendid silver plate China and Cut the
styc-hc stocks OF Cattle sheep Hogs Of appovei b.-
Plantation Utensils II prime Mules pair blcsI Car
riage Horses. riding Horses &c.
The PLANTATION UTENSILS AND FURNITURE are ~
the best kinds and the BEAUTIFUL
Tables with Mirrors atacheda splendid Wardrobe smaller do
an excellent Piano lair bottom Chsirs Garnet, and
Rugs, oil Cloths Winkow Curtains
ALSO
The u Corn being barrels and eon
Oats, Fo!i-r shucks Straw. Ge "
Fer--for the Negroes and Plate REQUIRED the re
niainter Of the properly months. with interr.
sie for all sums $50 bonds approved seenrty-r
DER eSO cash MILLS g. sEI.DEN. D..
CHARLES sELDES. I trustees
svc CONDUCTED by
LNLOEs 4 nRoTUrR A,.,s
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. &C AT AUCTION
On TIT RSDAN MORNING. Dec. eomne ncing al "a
"" VIII sell al auction. without esc several eon-
inent- an assortment ~ DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. &c.
GCrPaTticuhrs hereafter.
u" . INLoES BROTHER. Auet.
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Auetion saIes.
THIS DAY
BY James ~. Lynch.
STOCKS Ar AUCTION

80, % oh on hoNDtN. NJ ~ o'eloek the Frsb,nrs Ifo.
~ oi rsf 'eut S'oes q thu state yirgnia $1,000 o.
's Aana~ha sSnp of the so~on. "a .h,,-. M
Cotton FACTORY. 10 snr. Of k-surr sri gea
Company. tDo ~ 81 Iss :, r 49,, M
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ny InIoc. & .,re,her.

On MONDAY MORNING NOV 2sth =, To- 49,. . .
" s.' We WIN -"i without reserve Family Negroes
y" NiOES a. BROTHER Aue,.
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MUSIC STORE,
AND Piano Forte WARE-HousE.
Opposite the Banks.
Ee<kz{ The subscriber is constantly receiv-
~ ing from the celebrated mandatory Of Nusxs
CLAsk New York elegant and plain possessing the
s' improvements and that efficacy OF touch and
tone 80 peculiar 10 their manufacture
Constantly on hand large assortment OF
Guitars. vons violoneelos
Aeeoniions Musical Boxes
Horns Bugies and rrumpets
Guitar yial aFF aS Piano Forte String. Of superior qualify
CHEAP .6USIc
- 'ss-i eSeiion Of MUSIC offered for t. state
e's from al the Store Of SUBSCRIBER who Is now
elailed To -H Al The Philadelphia and York whoaq at
mos purchasing To sell again will he furnished uon better term,
than they IND elsewhere IN the Stale " ' ''''''
SIF"no~ repaired tuned, b; on hire taken in crehanrc
SPIANo FoRTEs every description rei+,i.i and si
Tuning BY the required by KEAaslSa ,,,o -
ana ability IN manufacturing and timing Pa, Porte
justly entities hn 10 confidence. Guitars vloGn- a A.
eoIiians r'iaired Violin Bows haired.
town or country. mos
cS PER CENT. misunderstanding of The
80 fir.t QuaIity.-sTARR co arr receiving and lave
no on hand large supply Of Fashionable Chg Of it
cut and all made under srpcrinteence OF Wm
'enhss nhs superior lasts all Acknowledge who have gvr
HIM trial Panaloon. the dicui pant man dress
to cut wen have been brought perfection by who's
whole attention devoted the trade Fr4-o.
CIorHIse sroSE oFTosiie Exchange Hotel nose
& HEAP! CHEAPH CHEAP!!!-Cassniere Goats at
~ $40. style Coat Of nntab Gu, , zen
tienen received from New sale at the above low
puee. STARR 4 co
no 20 Opposite Exchange Hotel
& NLOAks FHOu $50 10 s35.-Lutest styIe
- STARR co nave hud splendid as-or,meu, Of fash
onahe 'osih CaAs which they viii ssn low, for Op-io
f.feiaans- Hotel
DRI u.s. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, sc. &c.
a AINOR x LIELL have constantly on
- hand large Of every their line which
they are determined 10 sri on the reasonable cash or
TO prompt eusonerS Country merchants and physicians
tNnee sending their orders upon having prompt
~ executed.
We wralh res,,se,6,uv r,H III. attention, 81, .,,
ana The public centrally, Of
Chemicals Surgeons Instruments Ware Paints OS Varni,
Nrow GLa~- Dye stnfs Tobacco Cigars and
nestle ferfmey Cousncs AMI Fancy Articles together with
large assortment Of Patent Medicines among which VIII BE- fnl
kaeahout valuable preparation for dyspepsia Dr. wfa
baan Of "d Cherry Henrs Magnesa Hays Lnfnept
Tor the Plies Hews Nerve AMI Bone Linraeut and I,n Vey,
be Elixir for Rheumatism Jsyne' EHpcciomnt Cannnafiys Ro
sam and Hair Tome Peters Hbhad Lees Vegetable ant
Nahers French Fills RowaRis improved Toms MEtur SWAIN.
Panaeea- Taylor's Basam Of LiyewoTt
GNYNOR 4 IYELI.
no &c Ono door above Tho Rcn -r,vs,r
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Meeting of Young Total Abstinence Society
VIII be he'd NJ III baptist Church shOckcc IT'LL Tuesday even
ing next, att O'clock w. " Wright Esq- Baltimore win adj
dres- Tho meeting Al arc invited attend
nsT J.W sPAIDiNG, eeery.
I'D Cl style MOUsfIN de LANES comprising hand-,me
LIZ darn shades n plain m wool Paris Moun LANES also
splendid Cashmere, striped and printed DO of the and
richest coio together handsome priced prnted
Housins from re 10 97t per yard foT sale
Moss CROUCH, BROOKS HUDsoNp.
SPLENDID blue and Crimson SATIN DAMAsK for Window
- Curtsin. viii ~ oil cheap ~
SOS CRoUcH, sRooKs q HUDSON
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A SITUATION WANTED

VT" LEHMAN who wei qualified teach MI the branches
oi thorough English education, Mathematics usually
Ht III schools ana Academies and the latin Ian
gHaees wishes To obtain Teacher Of School in Viz
ehl Ample testimonials Of qualifications character can be
iuhsh.d desired Communications addressed H. - Rappa-
hammock Academy Caroline county Virginia with promp,
ac
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Richmond.
Hsh Water this day. o'clock 49,.
ARRIVED
schf Mary Caharne. Eicns Norfolk, ballast
Hchr Mary Ann, jerks from bciow wheat % IlaSai
SAILED,
Hchr Eagle. Yeaton. boston. -four and tobacco
rchr Pioneer Hhea Elkton. coal
Fchr Catharne Amanda Teal Savannah rundries
Pehr For, Harrington baltimore. -four.
Rchf Saratoga. Flowers Washington. d. O. coal
schf Santa Maria Keen Norfolk. coal
schf Gladiator Kelly. New York coal
Hchr Telcmaclus Catt Petersburg coal
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CITY ARRIVALS.
EXCHANGE.

FHAlIoW AND CANDLES.-g0OOo hs TALIow Of
n the Test quality eectcd for candle manufacture 500 boIes
MOULD CANDLES For sale, for cash by
JAMES SMILEY,
n"9b Bank. Street Petersburg. Va
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MUSIC STORE,
AND Piano FORTE WARE-HousE.

no 2S-Sili&cids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-26
FOREIGN.
From the N. y. SUM-

From the " SUM-
ARRIVAL. OF THE BRITANNIA
Sirteen Days Later from Europe Improvement %
Trade Commencement and Prospect Of The Harrest-
Effects of Mc .rtD 7anf-.No Relief Measures
Engiand and Ttzas- France-Heeting Of The Cham
Lers-1he Rrgeney-7he Overland ha.t-important
from China-The Continent-.hark'ts, &C., &c.
New YORK, August 20-Thc Britannia arrived at
Boston at o'clock Yesterday morning, and at that
hour this morning. we received, through Hurnden 8
express via Albany, files Of London and Liverpool
pers up 10 the day of the sailing Of the Britannica 4t
inst The news will be found highly interesting aud
important.
The favorable effect upon trade which had been anti
coated from the new Tariff law, have been realised
The accounts from most of our great seats OF manuac
ture and commerce speak of improvement. This IS
partic uarIy the case in London, Leeds, Bristol and
Manchester In Scotland, too there marks Of re-
vival; while the harvest everywhere, WIZ oe cary ana
abundant In the money market, such is the overflow
of money that lenders discount good paper with avdIty
at 81 per cent cessation Of agitation would soon
restore all the depressed interests to their former pros
perity.
The accounts from the poeres and the iron districts
sneak of return TO order The outbreak there had its
origin in desire to obtain an advance of wages,
TO the circumstances Of the times II happens in th is
case as in all others of the Sort that the most turbu
lent are the least sufferers.
The session Of Parliament is visibly drawing to
close md measures affecting particularly the social
interests are daily brought under consideration The
poor law has been abridged and modified, and will be
reconsdered on the assembling Of Parliament Some
measures will also then be taken 10 prevent bribery at
elections, now proved to be too prevalent.
The bill by which foreign wheat may be taken out Of
bond on condition of estimated equivalent being re-
turned in fine -four fit for exportation in or more
Of the three classes Of biscuit used board merchant
ships, has passed into law. The House of Commons
was last night engaged in renewed discussion on The
Newfoundland bill. The propagation is expected TO
take place on the 18TH
Potu gal has been finally arranged and upon terms high
ly advantageous TO each
Belgium has entered into commercial treaty with
France 10 prohibit linen, thread and yarns This
II, thought, will only throw an immense e0n'ra0and
II ia understood that the Duke Of Nemours will be
the Regent of France. Great fears were entertained
for the stability of the ministry.
The Christmas at Madrid are still active against the
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Jeffersons opinion. When consulted by General
Washington in April, 1892 as TO the propriety Of
ye,onp he act for IN appurtonnent of Represe nta.
,ves among the several States according TO The hIsl
enumeration, what was his ifsi reason IN iaV"t Oh the
exercise of this power upon iha, occasion' "Viewing
the bill" says ht "ei'her as violation Of the cons'i
tuition, or as giving announcement exposition TO its
words is it case wherein the President, ough, to in
,erpose his negative 81 'lak !; Us Tile non
usr Of lis nesatire poorer begins atady to arctic
beef that no Presdem scU erer rf"are 10 nse a.; and
consequently las tgoen desire r@'se up barriers IN
Tie STATE Legislatures against Congress Mroetng ct Tie
control of lie Constitution. shall not read The other
reasons he has assigned of them being necessary
for nv present purpose Perilous, indeed repeat, is
the exercise of the veto power and no President will
ever venture 10 use it, unless from the strongest sense
of duty and the strongest convection that will receive
the public appreciation.
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TN CuANCERY.-VrRGIsiA: Rnlrs .. d. and ~
Ace of the Circuit Superior Court o. Id i,y ~
the county cf Charles City, in the month o' '"''
Mary w. Harrison, .,
Francis ii. Mcclure and Mary W. bis WE, Iiarr
rson, Lucy Harrison, Maria Harrison, Esl.oo TtOar
Harrison, Benjamin Harrison, Nathaniel ehsn staps
son, Abby Nelson. Ann Rosae Nelson, ~ Of The "
Anderson, and the President, Directors pen.
GINA, -, having ehltil'
pearance and given security, according 20 b. sar
and the rules OF this Court, and u rovuiy,
Of said Court and answer the bill Of The OaSi.n
NJ this order be inserted in newlpnpe I'd andbs
OF Richmond for two months sueessse ~ his county
ed al the front door Of the Coun.n0us' -,
: : - a cOpy-7e''iss 10. W. cHRIs1l.s
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Tuesday, Aug. %, 1912.
IN SENATE

Mr.. CRITTENDEN agreeably to notice, moved 70
postpone all the previous orders and take up The bill
from the House entitled "An act regulating the
of testimony in Of contested elections, and tor
other purposes
Mr.. WALKER hoped that the bill would moi be ia.
ken up In his opnion it was one Of the most import
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,l,EACnLR OF MUslC, pA lshoai :, Troy, Nts
Lady !, y;fs 9m s s"s,ss%:s %
IN Printing n oil and wsts, eOlo Sss.in m she
snee, and excellent success, 10 70 any who
ward S. ,nf n0'' Address, postpaid, e. W. "a
Aua. &c
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The House then resolved itself into pmmItiee OF Tue
Whole, Mr. j. R. Ingerso in the Cha, and on !ho''o.
Of Mr. Hopkins, took op the bill estalsh cefa'" po''
roads. :,t ,h.
1.-THE suggestion OF the same geniman' VIII. WITH the
view TO save tne il resolved 10 dpense WIN ''''
General reading Of the bill, and TO ben to read anu
consider ii by sections e,he
Atlenplh after passing through lge portion OF 'he
bill and dsposng Of sundry amendmels, tehefs w.. ::
ordered on an amendment when thts'"te was rs W
The affirmative and in the negative,Mr Arnoio oe
mo one of the latter No quorum vohg,
On motion of MIR. ARNOLD, theCommt'ee rose
and reported the fact. call of the House was ORDER
I'd. On the first call III answercfto their names.
When the roll of the absentees beincalieo' 10 "s'e
found TO be present.
immedi atcly,
On motion of Mr.. HOPKINS, fgher proceedings
in the call were suspended.
The Honse went again into Commute Of the hole,
and the consideration of The bill was ontnuef. IN
After the adoption of sundry amendments, the oi'i
was laid aside TO be reported. 80
Mr. C.. RI. WILLIAMS movedto take up the oii'
au.horising survey of the hartor Of Memphis. IL was
Ia id aside to be reported.
On motion of Mr. MOORE, a bill b reimburse the
State OF Louisiana for expenditures Incurred Tor mi'a
called out in the Florida war, ass laid aside 10 oe
reported.
On motion of Mr. STANLY, the Committee took up
the bill making nm appropriation for marine hospital 10
North Carolina, which was, after amendment, la'd
aside 10 be reported.
On motion of Mr. JOHNSON, ofTennessee, the
Committee rose and reported the vanous bills cohsi
dered.
Mr.. J. R. INGERSOLL, from tn, Committee OF
Conference on the Contingency bill, reported the result
and on the report asked concurrence and moved Tue
previous question The House concured with the re-
port Of the Committee Of Conference
On motion of Mr.. FILLMORE, the House then 40
journed
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Regent. It is understood that the Cortes will /.
solved rand new one elected about the month If !,
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had 10 swallow, and nothing but the necessity OF the
case made lin say cay.
ar THOMPSON of In, moved the reconsideration
of the vote just ;aken and called for the yeas and nays,
which were ordered.
The question was then taken by yeas and nays on
The above motion; and the roll having been called
through, but before the vote was announced,
MI GWlN rose and said he wished TO know, before
the vote was announced, whether the preceding vote
on the engrossment the bill had been announced
rectly.
The SPEAKER said he had been informed by the
Clerk that there error in the addition OF the
yeas and nays the question alluded TO, arising from
the fact that one oil the members who voted out OF or
der, not counted.
The Clerk then read the list Of yeas and nays over
again, when
The SPEAKER announced the vote TO be-yeas
1Gl, nays l0l-as above and voted himself in the ne
gaive.
So the bill was rejected on that vote.
The SPEAKER then stated the question TO be on
the motion for reconsideration Of the gentleman from
Indiana, (hlr Thompson0 the vote on which had just
been taken, above noticed, and announced the vote
to hc-yeas lO6, nays 9S
So the reconsideration was ordered.
The question recurring on The engrossment of The
| bill.
| Mr.. YORKE moved the previous question, under
the operation Of which the question taken; and
The Speaker announced the vote to be-yeas JOB, nays
| l02.
Mr. McKENNAN called for the question on the
passage of The bill.
Mr.. RAYNER rose to ask if it was not necessary
for The Chair TO vote and made the point Of order that
! he was bound to 90 under the following rule:
ain sll cases Of election by The House. the Speaker
shall vote in other cases. he shall not vote unless the
House be equally divided, unesshis vote if given TO
the minority, will make The division equal and in case
of such equal division, the question shall be lost.
Mr. HOPKINS made some remarks in reference 10
The previous p.actce-no perfectly understood by the
reporter.
Mcssrs PROFIT and FILLMORE made the point
OF order that the Chair could not vote after the vote had
been announced.
The SPEAKER here read the rule and made some
remarks, which The reporter could not CATCH owing 10
the great confusion prevailing-there being at least
twenty members the floor, all claiming 10 be heard.
MIR. Bolts made the question Of order whether the
| Chair was not bound TO vote.
The SPEAKER was satisfied, from the rule just
read that he had right to vote and, TO prevent any
further difficulty the subject, announced that be
voted no. and that there thus lie vote-[defeatng
The bill.]
Mr. ANDREWS of KY. rose, and claimed the right
TO vote He was in the bar, he said, when his name
was called.