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United State hereby declare s.5s and %.s
land oeen the Territory OF Iowa, at the periods hereinafter
At the Land oice at FAIRFIELD Gate BarinstOnl cO.A-
II he ns h nay o bs G
TONED townships, 20 wit:
township sesenty-se,en, Of range sir.
seyentysn and seyenty-'eyen OF range seven
townships seventy two seventythree seventyou
ty.nve and seyenty-seyeE Of range nine.
townships seventy ,even-one sevenytwo, and seventy
townships sixty nine Of range eleven.
Also at the time aud place. for the dsposai OF the fol-
North q the base line aud East of the h prncp, meridian
Ter Of SECTION eight IN township Of range three
Northeast quarter OF section thirty two IN township seventy
Southeast gu rter of section Twenty-Five township
Lots nd and Southwest quarter of Northwest quar-
ter OF section thtyve IN township sevenytour oil range
East half of Northeast in section tweny-nne IN
township sxty-nins OF range -four. =.
Lots aud thirtyou township seventy
AZ the Land oice at DU BUQUE, encng Monday
lie within the limits OF the aforementioned townships:
North of the base line and West of the fifth principal
Townships eighty eigty-one, eishtywo and eighty three
Township, seveny.eight eighty eightyone eigety-wo.
eightyhree, eighty four and eghyfve, OF range six
townships seventy-eight TO eighty seven inclusive OF range
seven
Also, at the same place commencing Monday, the sixth
DAY o. March next Tor the dp9Sa OF te public Lands whn
North Of the base line, West Of he fifth principal
Townships seventy eight eightynine inclusive Of
eight.
townships lightweight eighty nne ninety and nnetyone,
OF range nine
SECTIONS three four nine eleven fourteen and fifteen
near Iowa city. in township seventy nine of SIX
Lands appropriated by law fer the Of schools military
other purposes, will be excluded from sale.
The sales will each be open weeks uless the
lands disposed of longer and private
tries of land the townships offered will be admitted until
aft er the expiration of the two weeks.
nund,r hand the cifv TWEEN
seventh day of September, Ammo Domin 1912.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President.
THO II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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THO II. BLAKE,
Cammisstone, Of the General Land Office.

=, NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
nv ciaimng the right of preempon land in
OF the townships designated this prociamaon virtue OF
the provisions Of the of ED june extended and
fed by the act of LIST June of the OF the lat
Ter where those laws still apply such claims By reason Of
the absence OF the pats the Registers office 22d June 8
certain privileges to another and different class of settlers
qusted TO the the sacton Of the Register
and Receiver OF the Land Office and make payment
therefor practicable after this notice. and be-
fore the day appointed for the Of the public sale
OF the land above designated otherwise such claims will be
forfeited.
Where the subsequent the filing of the pat shall
pre- previous to the day fixed for the of the sale
above mentioned claims under the of and $780, above
ferred TO- will be forfeited if proven up and paid prior
40 the expiration OF such year.
THO. II. BLAKE.
Commissioner fthe General Land Office.
ole law m
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Bank Notes puIehased a. the best rat,
" by y. j. SYLVESTER'S,
Mar % Wall street and 1870 Broadway.
NEW STOVE.
SHEPARD'S PATENT REVER RER ATOR

SHEPARD'S PATENT REVERBERATOR.
THE subsenbeH offer hi, day to the public, the Office
all of call and is by far the
efficient and eco5omics offered for number Of
years. aud has the approval of all who have
far % take the lead of all Others Larger sizes will be
readiness the az few days la the time the
prncle of the stove, can be fully in the size
exhibited. SHEPARD x co.
Motifs Stove Warehouse No. ava Water street.
MA splendid assortment Of MOTIFS Radiator Stove the
only stove the market suitable warming dive
Churches hotels, public buildings Sc story house
De warmed with three tons OF COAL less than will
Drums for paors and halls in style and variety unequacd
IN me ey Also the best wood cook stove offered
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CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES.


- trioa. Hahnemann whose science and doctrines have
' Ss'nS
$ and
manept residence -
in France men, whose honored aud reveenced
view TO elucdate in science, till then involved
He just arrives from fars where he ha. been communi;
cate The result of hi, to the Gas SGssy of
fruits of hi experience and the blessings Of heslth
the ss
s Be Ss s q am
say that besides Iii msadies repatsd incurabe there
as
By s s
are promptly and radically cured
fss Gn sa neg Se%sn
M antssd where he monthly Rs.oa. have be-
action Is. y medical
des-ndeed, these I'm. their effects thai
is sometimes to their though they contain no
to nj as S1
penaId where the Pills sold genuine Price. 81 box
THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HINE, NJ D., No. 81 Reade street. New York.
IN ane delivered ssas
under years can have their SSne, i bsn.
ncen med in tina cv -
LAIR OILThere oil in the world that do good
IL bad the hair Every body knows that when the ha
is burned will again good ever All tho powders
for dying the hair nothing but mixture Of lime and t &c
and the Dyed but literally burned Liquids for dying
the hair compositions Of causc and burns IN the
way the powders and don't dye hai, and the ha
will gro no times burned; aud every
body that when the head full Of dandruh the hair
begins TO turn grey and badness follows From experience
of twenty years. being hair and having the opportunity
Of xamning great many heads and made
mvse great compassion known - Pastors Hair Oil
Compound ODof Almonds" for destroying dandu
preventing the hair from coming out aud turning grey This
imable Hair Oil will make the hair WE'LL how
much danduif reness is on the head
For SALE wholesale and retail, at A. PASSIONS Hair Cut
ter 1865 Greenwich street, New Aok. Price 80 bottle
nj lmss
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MEDICAL.
COUGH LOZENGES

COUGH LOZENGES.
for he sd a0 " s1ahs eoS
whoopng congh usiess Of the chest bronchitis and
coS sSlSSP cHSNoT BE CURED Those who
80 By &
tioa has delay Of lew few days often
proves vs ia' ac,I Pnee 2. cents per box
remarkable cures on record One trial Of them salts
THE GREAT OBJECT GAINED,
PtET Il INDICATED LOZENGEs the most va
the taste and more than any other medicine
These Lozengs are the result Of long aud patient
non .e Who belize a
ssbs O s' labor. S q that sna iii s
sy = Up eGpss form
10 PARENTS say BE- without these Louenses
of your children.
PETERS PILLS.
them whc Dr. Peters
M are be mos, medicine ever discovered by the
tas ps
oCsy engsmsns Of The spleen piles sos E
btua loss of appetite bloched saow complex
G n M aesdsd 0p0 OF the bowels where eaAc
They are exceedingly mid in their operation producing
'nf5 njasi' VI. They are bet
sssas @ :%ssIs. %s. 70,
remarkable that they preferred evsr other med
Mrs. E. Ward, of New York. was troubled with dyspepsia
and liver complaint for IS years BY using these Pills short
Miss Clark afflicted Irregularities and obstruction.
attended with most distressing symptoms She cured by
Hon. Z. D. Davis afflicted with rheumatism so be
unable to dress himself Three boxes of Peters Pills entirely
B xs :sy al D. Pc
WIN ''' w worm LoZENGEs.
DR. Peters Worm Lozenges and safest Worm
sss5 thai cH il hf HHisd 5 s!s; YEARLY
from the effect of Worms alone. This vast mortality be
S :'s .s
Of the symptoms. Headache pale lips flushed CHEEKS disturb
ed dreams everhness hurst bad taste the mouth often
ns mSs Of
Mrs eau arine Ann Briggs. Cherry PIade phia has
@ s %ho .a aS Sss IN d as for
and % 5 . s as, Sa wS so
sassny they declared de s
Lozenges The fir. dose satisfied all that the
MI j: W CARPENTER merchant. Roosevelt. st. y Y.says
Doctor o ea them Hs them in his family with
bs ss :sa
the valuable parts and they confidently those ozen
S'' ''l''' CORDIAL LozENGEs.
Peters Cordial LHaerSss are specific for the relief
gucr and debility either from previous disease free Inv
ing tremOn, OF the stomach rrabty of the nerves.
hyserca affection drowness cholera morbus, of ia
tspe and paptaon of the heart From their efficacy the
relief of headache they called by many Headache Lo
PETERS VEGETABLE SHILLING STRENGTHEN
ING PLASTER.
This only the cheapest but the BEST neates
comfortable plaster in existence.
Peters Shilling Plaster aud effective remedy
for pain the breast side the
chest lons backstiness of the neck-afecons of the
limbs JOINTS whether produced by riematism other
ses-habual pain head stomach-ple colds
liver complaints weakness oil the spnepedsp break
bes and plmpes stessness OF the frame and
raj deblitation.
Piasters and will that he could be
vailed discard again. for probably for hun
bred dollars. Price IL l-2 cents.
Principal Offices 25 Fulton street, of Nassau and 1859
Broadway aud 80 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. 28 lr
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Aeents-Rushton Asrinwall, 10 Astor House, 10
Broadway, and 86 William street Chuchs Dispensary
Bowery w Stone, corner of Hudson aud Montgomery st.
jersey City; Smith, 232 Greenwich Denver of Church
and Chambers SITS; Badesa, 2ee Bowery, Dr. Bune Chat
ham ST. and corner Of Edrdge and Grand Ksed
way, and II East Broadway
Agents Of the eiiy-Weed Waters, Troy Zieber 81
Dock street. Philadelphia Pal Robinson No. no Baltimore st.
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nm, FLUTE AND GUITAR.

M H. rhiLI ERNST Professor Of the Flute Guitar an
psent Ooncena begs 10 his friends and uub
e ,a% nj n @ M his new ncndo Marer for
GUITAR wmch VIII De found well worthy the attention OF the
learner OF amateur from its being aaspted 10 hs
ment and calculated not only please afford
lon for The guitar are TO De found Mr. Enst reside nee Ga
canal street. where he continues 70 give lessons above
insuumsnH' slsmsr
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THE ANTI-ANGULAR SYSTEM OF
WRITING.
GREAT REDIJCTION

new system OF the Art Of Wiring Shorthand taking
down Lectures Sermons, Trials Law, sc. taught
iectly by Mr. Bow lessons at 2a5 Broad
way. See aspecimen.
MIA work of the author presented every pupil for
iheir permanentguide.
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GENTLEMENss LEFT OFF WARDROBE.

GENTLEMEN Families laying aside articles of wearing
" APPAREL and wishing dispose cash. can
obtain from the subscriber 90 than any other
person.
TIE ladies and gentlemen about leaving city being
bered with ruous wardrohs, will find much 10 their
send for the subscriber them az
their residence by appointment. A line addressed to
H. LEVETT
BOX lO7 LOWER POST OFFICE,
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Royal Wilton and Velvet CaIpetng. equally low.
oseer with large assortment OF dugges oclohs,
mats table and india mating.
w largest stock OF goods the city Purchasers would find
looking else where. ~ ~ ~
H. SMITH, JR., 44s Pearl ST,
NR-u..x -, Opposite William street.
, Snesvy Ju,e Cnpeting the low price Of Is ed per
lau. Rememoer the number Pearl street OBJ liner
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE
ASTOR HOUSE.
FRENCH Porcelain Dinner Services lis pieces s25 90
I White GRANTEE, do do Il2 do Is 90
rfench OF English forceian Iea Sets, 80 do 90
Dinner Plates. French Porcelain, per dozen, "a
Do do Granite blue white, do / 90
Sonp, do French Porcelain, do 90
Do do Granite, blue white, do / 90
IeaCuIs ana Saucers VA pieces) French Porcelain, SO
Egg Cups do do 81
GLASS.
Cut Wines per dozen, from 50
DO Iumblers, do do 90
Lemonades, handled, do IS
TABLE CUTLERY
VI the finest descriptions DOZENS
Ware. n SINfPS0T
relief OF deafness. ola inns m
osEaPH MoMuRRAY, 100 Pine street. New York, gives
drafts IN sums 10 suit apple the Provincial Bank Of
Ireland payable At Cork Limerick, Clopmel, Londonderry
Lone Ceera,ns Kilkenny Ballina Talee Youghall Ennis
patrick, Cavan, Lugan, Omagh Dunga Bandon Ennis
Bayshannon sirabane, Dungarvan, Mallow None ymore
Cootehill, Kirush.
ENGLAND.
Spooner Atwood CO., Banker London payabe in every
Great Britain 7. w. Bynes ESQ LiveInool C,y
Of Glasgow Bank, Payable every town ia Scotland
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HAYDEN'S STEEL QUILLS.-The subscribers nave Tor
II SALE recently improved notifications of these excel
lent and opular Pens. ~
The Resoy Wnter unanimously voted the King of Pens
combining eminenty Hexbility and pc rmanence.
The Dickens" considered the best pen price in the
market. - ~
The Union" cannot fail suit every body. afording at
IA cents card lat whoesae) different Of Pens
The New York merchant will have in his counting
Together with the famous Double Comb nation
ARIEL Pens, with many Others for sale by the agents
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machnist by trade and the duties Of my trade,
qure that should at times myself snch that
The system becomes eney relaxed and the body
come with heat that with difficulty avoid
tracing coughs and colds cold from
about two months subsequently, fell into the midst
ofsome Of machinery, which eriouly injured breast
prodneed severe backing cough and considered
approaching unmely DEATH attended by ph
Clans who considered opeless however
ed as last resort try Of your Clarified Essence
Eoarhound Candy and after using small quantity, found
almost immediate relief and entirely to health
My physicians also attribute the cause Of the
use Of your Hoarhound Candy.
JOHN r. MATHEWS,
. No. Orchard street
To Messrs. Pease Son, IS Division st.
NJ BAH who scepcal will please call aud me in
person, and will dispel their doubts, J.. Pm
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A VOICE FROM TENNESSEE.
n,s

GENTS
enclose draft for $3.50; will please the
your valuable Clarified Essence Of Hoahound Can
dy wish send certificate of agency have been
asked for times having in the first boz
got Of you have omitted Advertising but receive
sent me- your Candy is of great demand think can
sell about $4,000 worth this have used and speak
highly of it. You will please s.pd many of your large
show bills give for the above of Candy
your General Jackson, by his Ai Colonel
Armstrong. There doubt but he will your
valuable Hoahound his friends Please acknowledge the
receipt OF this, aud oblige yours,
ALPHEUS LYON
To Messrs. j. Pease & Son, IS Division ST. N Y.
The above letter will give the public idea of the
of Candy sold in year by the Messrs. Pease
DON'T FAIL TO READ THE FOLLOWING CERT.
CATE:
New YoRK, Sept, 3d. isi2.
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TO TIE L0vEKs OF SUPERIOR BLACK TIA
Howquas Mixture-Ths extremely delicious and unparral
leed Tea hgky celebrated in China and Europe i'm
ported for sale the Canton Tea Companys General
Tea Establishment l2 Chatham 1t, New Yorkin Chinese
packages. Prices 50 cents and 81. ola.lmsm
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P0SR0PEcTuS OF THE ELEvT0R.

Il weekiQ Journal, published TN tie citg Of Cincinnati, and
deUoted 10 the Political, Social and Intellectual eIeration
Of the Hooking Glasses, wtoHy independcat Of eristlag
political parties.
The chiefdesign Of the ELEVATOR is TO RAISE the entire
base of society, BY cu!tivating the mind, personal dignity,
and political importance OF thu mass; not TO de1rezs or pre-
JUDGE any useful or necessary class IN the Community.
Its cardinal principles viii he those upon which all Work
ingnen. whether Farmers, Mechanics, or Laborers, fully
agree; the hrs, Of which Is, that all who live BY toll, en-
p.oyers ahd employed, have one common interest; ard that
il IL their caty to forget past differences, and IN te a. bretn-
rem for the purpose Of pronotIng common vieHz, aad con-
certed political and social action upon all subjects concern-
ing their general welfare.
In accordance with this design. the Ele-ator will open its
columns 70 the investigation Of the various Questions Of gen
eral Interest which row divide and enfeeble the enerse e Of
the industrious classes. No exertion will be SHARED to unite
all the sons OF labor in one broad bond Of brotherhood: 10
improve and concentrate their political views. BY truth
searching enquiry; TO elevate their social cond ton. by cul-
tivating their personal dignity: and 10 stimulate aat en-
large their minds BY furnishing them with CHEAP k~no~ie3ga.
Zach number will contain selected ami original articles
IN the Natural Sciences. the Mechanic Arts. Agriculture,
New Intentions. and Western Carositie-. with neatly en-
graved pictorial Illustrations.
Commitment tons relating 10 the aboii tInn OF negro slave
y. controversial Theology. And attacks upon personal chaFac-
Ter. will De carefully excIIted.
Sel ections Of Light Literature. and a condensed Summary
Of General News. Foreign and Domestic. with we3i-iigest-
ed articles on Law. D1mestIc Economy. and otaer ifnoor-
tant subjects, will be furnished in each number. The Ele-
vator, lhas conducted. can1at fail 10 De a cheap and va.ua-
classes. II contains 5gbt pages extEa-imPeriaI qnarto, ami
l. published every Saturday
TERxs-Oae Dollar and Fifty Cents per ann1n. in al
vance. j Il. OFEJOf
|. u. ROBERTSON.
Publishers and Proprietor.
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THE NJ MEDICAL LIBRARY.

A TREATISE ON THE PREVENTION AND CURE or DIsEasgs.
BY regimen and simple medicines. Revised and enIarres
with the addition of Vegetable Matera Medica, PONTIAC
out The virtues, Preparations ard doses, of orr most yai,,a-
with "i"HTY-FOL ENGRAVINGS four OF WHICH
are Co.ored-
"Anoag the American writer's whose works have b.a,
freely p1ti in requisition for this work, may be meptoined.
Doctors Rnsh, Chairman. Caldwell, Cooke. Ba rton. James.
Dudley, EberIe, Short, Drake. Devices. YandeI. Donelis-
ton, and Cartwright. Ais1 10 the labors Of Cooper. Aber-
nethy Burns, Mackintosh, Armstrong, Johnson, Thomas,
and other Eng'fs ! writer's who stand at the head Of taeir pro-
fe=sjon IL their own country. The object through ~ tvhe en-
tire work. being to give the history. charaeteristic, symp-
toms, progress, and termination Of all common diseases, IN
a. correct. simple, and Ineligible terms 90 possible, suited
to Inc capacities Of all who ought, in any event. to un5er-
take the treatment ola disease 10 The termination Of which
human life may be al stake"
'Anoag the subjects treated Of are Malignant Cholera.
PeTi7neanonla Noiaa, Bilious PicU-isy, parioloif. yarri.
nation. Small Pox. Chicken Pox, Dyspepsia. Lient.rv.
SezIo a3-aapt:or White SWe!Ing. Locked Jaw. pro
Iapsus An. FeIIoa. letter. >cald mead. various Efuntiy.
Diseases. Issues, ~e;on.. diseases peculiar 10 wolnen aad
children. Fsverz, Dy=eatery, Diarrhra, Primary Consumo-
tioa, Measles. Go. ncy and Putid Sore ;sro7f. Cancer. Poi
-ors. Hv5-opbobfn. Surgery. Dislocations. Fractures Or
Bsokea Bones, = Anthony' Fire. Numps. Juandiee, Drop
-. Coat, >etofIla. Palsy. Epilepsy, &c''
The treatment pursued By the generality Of practione-s
and foIa3 mos, successful, particularly ia the dlsease re-
70 the Sou.n ana West. has been de;ai led with a.
nica minuteness as the nature Of the subject wIl adnit.,
The Rok ia not intended TO induce people to seglec;
medical assistance, md place too great confidence IN ta.ir
Discrimination; oIt 10 enable families - make prompt
use Of sI:tabIe rem+ies il sudden attack RI Illness, and in
Of arcidenEs. when the services Of a physician cannot
be Immediately pro-ured-By J. G NoAupoD, VI. ID.
This Work mas been pronounced by All Physicians who
seen Il. ami several OF the most emmett have exam
i, TO be the best. for FANNY use, extani.
Agents enI ofoers- VINO ppEehase ~ eel agaIn, VII Re
j JAMES, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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atty, and as absolutely necessary to secure the

atty, and as absolutely necessary TO secure the
prompt payment of interest.
Mr.. Stevenson also insisted upon the retention
OF "A high penalty as necessary 10 secure the
prompt payment OF interest, and, also. because.
II the interest be reduced on The Wabash & Erie
canal lands, II should. in justice 10 all concerned.
be also reduced on school lands. We should, IN
our legislation, make no unjis, Determinations
between one class Of state debtors and another.
The bill as amended, was ordered to a third
reading Tomorrow.
The blI to prevent the further hvpothecaiion
and sale of State Bonds, was read "A third time
and passed.
A bill To amend an act pointing out the mode
of levving taxes. takes clock pediars So for
each county, was read a third time and passed.
An act to amend an &C, for the preservation Of
sheep, was read a third time and passed.
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Mr.. Read moved to amend as follows: "thai
each member of the senate including the Pfesi-
dent, be required 10 appear here. at the ueXt ses-
sion of the Legislature, cloihed 10 homespun
jeans" which was adopted by consent.
Mr.. West considered the preamble and resolu-
tion an fndignfty 10 the Stale. II was giving up
rights ttia, were reserved TO the different state
sosereIgnties. Each state had the power "t pur-
sung ITS own interests IN lis own way. why -
Massachusetts prosperous IN the persnit oil manu-
featuring Industry? Because the specn! 'tion OF
he people and the coantry favored 1t why was
New Orleans the great emporium OF the cotton
trade? For the very same reason. Let Indiana,
without asking any such privilege OF Congress,
pursue there avocations suited to her SOIL and the
genius Of her people, and she viii require no such
stimulus as this resolution proposes, 10 insure her
success. Shall we stoop, as an independent soVe-
retgnty, TO ask of Congress the power TO deEelope
these peculiar resources which belong to the
state, and to follow such ernpioymeDts, and the
course OF domestic policy required by our situa-
ton? He hoped not.
Mr.. Egglestnn said that the term sovereignty
was a term modified by circumstances IN lis APP
pIlcation to the different states Of the Uni"n-
The vague term preserved rights, he aisothongh',
was not used nv The senator from Marion Ia ITS
proper sense. He then enumerated the powers
Of Congress on the subject OF imports, &c, and
said that, as Congress had refused or neglec-
ted to exercise The functions so vested by that IN
strument. there could be no improperly IN our
asking for 1t as a means Of protecting ourselves
and promoting he welfare Of oar people. lie al
Iaded to the unlavorabIe state Of The trade now
existing against us.
Mr.. Stevenson moved TO strike out from the
resolving clause, and insert The following:
That We VIII encourage, both by precept and
example, the wearing of domestic manufactures,
and that we earnestly request the Legislature OF
1912 3, TO wear, daring said sessions, domestic
manufactures alone" Adopted.
Mr.. Eggies,on moved to take up the pint reso-
luton OF the House fixing upon the 3lst OF this
month rs The day for adjournment, which, Che
yes and noes being demauded,) was adopted
4: es 10, noes u.
The question was then taken in concUrring in
the mt resolution, aud adopted by consent.
When the orders TT the day came up, Mr.. Agile
moved to reconsider the vote Of Yesterday on he
Iil To repeal The Board of Eq ualIZation. After
considerable debate, the vote TO reconsider was a
Iopted--ayas %, uoes42. The bill was then pas
p. noes Fl.