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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29
ALEXANDER DUvAL * CO,

ALEXANDER DUFAL IL CO,
Dealers in Drugs, .nedicines, Chemicals, Paints,
OILS, Dyfstnfs, Wndor Gi"ss, &c
RE now receiving, and have in Store, their Fail supply OF
N DRUGS, DYES, SC,
which they offer very low cash city accrptances and on The
credit punctual in part The fol-
lowing, IN quantities 10 snit pnrchasers:-
30 barre's No. | Castor OIL 4 hhds superior Madder
10 barrels EPSON Salts ~ barrels Copperas-green
100 ounces SuIphraie Guinne 81 barrels Lugwood
100 lbs. Turkey Opium 20 barrels Alum
6 barrels Alcohol 400 kegs Lewis White Lead,
5000 lbs. White Lead-dry in Oil
Is barrels Spirit, Turpentne IL barrels l.inseed on
10 barrels Lard Oil 3 hhds Soerm DIV inter
10 barrels span. Brown = barrels Vcnetln Red
% Gplsh's Matches 2i6O lbs. Lamp5ack
9g0 lbs. hest indigo &c &C.
And large and well selected assortment OF
WINDOW GLASS
celebrated Muca brand Whit they recomnendt 10 Build
Glaciers and wartns superior article together win
liz Surgical Instruments, Patent Medicines,
perfumery. Fancy Articles, &C, sc.
B-Pacuiar attention paid 10 packing and shipping orders.
ALIEN DUVAI. & 90,
On the Ruins of the Eagle Hotel
Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
.ua 80 20-fIN
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1896 prizes, amounting To 81 ,I'9'Eo
20 number l.oitey-la drawn ballot..
Whale Tickets S-ayes Sl0Quarters S5-Eishihs 81 So
Cerfrats Of packages ofckc in ths Magnificent Lottery
IN hr rbtlircd n follows:
Certificate Pa, kags Of % Whole Tickets, saja 90
Half 100 90
oi Quarter Is 60
Erhths - 50
this Lottery there &c O76 tickets which, divided by at
give. only packages whole thar the adyentu
re VINO purchases certificate of package has chance
OF drawing the grand capital prLe OF sO Oop one
chance drawing the S6JUO capital or the
so 900 capital prizes g5 Of drawing The S6OO00
S0o0 Si4 prizes; chance IN o OF drawing the
4OCs the 5000 prizes and one
cn,rce drawing either 600, $50 o, 2u0
49, IOO0 5000. sOoO 10 00O l4o5sa 30 oo dollar
pz Capital Prize Of SJ 900 aud package may
contain four Capital Prizes amounting I" STA OoD
~ FIR Tickets and shares and Certificates oi racka
pes in the anve Splendid Lottery the most prompt
attention. the drawing VIII he sent Immediate
after al wha order tickets from u.s. Address
J. G. GREGORY q CO., Managers, Richmond, Va.
San, :S-2awtd
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RiaalI.ilTIlN

THE afartnsSshia nf GAYNOa LpELL wac Dissolved
on lie 4th infant mutual The settlement OF
the accoun of Arm being committed Gaynor II Is
that tho should be closed speedily posi-
hr therefore, earnestly all those indebted 10
the firm to make payment without delay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29

NEW ESrABLISIIMEST-The undersigned nave nj, MaN
IN Co-pan-r.hip under the style Of GILL & SRI
for the prosrcn business Of Merchant laos' W a. ~
most fSona branches The Senior partner mas Just %
hest Cioh many which impaired for th-h Dy houses
highest standing for their Judgment ana W m
The experience partners may afford satisfactory suaa
public that all garments will be made 10 pleas
in The cut qualify material and workmanship lne
prices be such as The the country demand
reasonable in all respects their friends and the pub
lie is respectfully solicited the old stand of Peter Sman
ana a n. :, do,r IN Wm Mitchell BEVERLEY I. GILL.
~ - " PETER SPlI.MAN, Jr.
ca,, 31-2lwIm
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THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,
Importers Of Dry Goods, Hardeare, Cutlery ana Guns

UpVUSWE IHE EILWHHSt DE''''I
IIAvE in Store f, supply Of FALL. GOODS, chiefly staple
III by James River from Europe These
goods are purchased OF the best houses for cash and they are
determined 10 sell them favofabs anu a prs
low siml1r goods had n Of the Northern
They have also large and desirable stock OF Dnmescs o
early present seasnn the Factories ana het Aee
In both the Dry Goods and Hardware apartments ne -,
ment general comprising most the articles usually eaeo o
by the Virginia trade. .,.ox.
Country Merchants, farmers OF the inteo " III
are Ia and this well selected stock ot goods
assurance win he offered IL Them " e t
u.e'nen.' 'op"s' A 37-m
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
T. 81 S. JAMES & CO. GLOBE SaUAEE, have now IN Store
L large and choice assortment of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Purchased SEASON. The best TERMS which they n
fer at WHOLESALE their old friends and customers and the
public generally their usual Having kept over from the
Spring much smaller than usual their supply
consists mainly of FRESH GOODS of the and bestye
Sent IL 36-2t
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GAYNOR. MOOD 81 co.

Having made arrangement to aid Messrs GAYS0R,
WOOD in their business, take much pleasure
commencing them my friends and Tie public generally.
JOHN j. LYELL.
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HOYT K CO.'S OFFICE,

Undr the Erehanes Hotel, Richmond, prginia
ITO PERSONS ditance TO invest IA the following
Splendid scheme. HOYT co. publish 1t at thls tine
They will another Scheme this TO compare y s
masnc. II is peculiarly favorable TO purchasers OF PACK
ages and the price considerable We would advise The
Turning OF clubs of three FOUR and send on y o
CO. packages The send the better lie price
Of packages will be published in day or two
Splendid Schsme
6O00O Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass o. for 1879 to lie drawn al
Alexandra, ID e.. on Saturday, October 18th, ls'3
nun I.rItery-l2 Drawn BnilOts.
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AW SOTiCE.-Ihe subscriber has removed h. 'ttf'
IL basement sto.y 81 his rcseEor, at the corner 81 '
Streets opposite the Ofice Of the Muna! Assurance 5000
may he found 1T lis Office, When mol ~ Attendance -
sumedl on some %! HE Courts Of the Eity.
TO CLAlMASTS.-ihe subscriber, ate, ~ iLi.r'a' +,
years, again tenders his serylcrs claimants 90 ne
Of the United States, the State uf Virginia W
onary services, any ether demands, wheine' s'.
contracts or otherwise. Ills experience In Attending
claims may eanblr him. in where ;hey "r
ed refer the OF the information NECESSARY
them The advantage Of that expe.!ehcehis iHhhlh :!
the s;:bect aud diiigent attention, stimulated bs t'
of beginning anew his life of husaess-he Is wiias
10 those who may capioy him-for moderate e'ra'" ''
ton, reasonable contingent Commission A. 10,
on. Urged BY such strong Inducements. he pledge cit
Try and energy he may have crerted. IL "''
oica ARE 9Th and sire. near ;.r swan ia''n'
addressed 10 him v:ili hs punctuaIy attended n.
Richmond. 9TH Oct. lsI2 44-lY TiitHN o."
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INFIRuARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDfrhh toti
,;,HlS tns hutton is "psn oe the SICK, ri HE To-.
i payable N advance far he irsi week.
Wine p2tients, s. per week.
Crj rcd do { = I'D.
These charges cover every expense fnf medical atH
sica; operations, board, medicine and III, sing. ~
The accommodations tor the sic, angle arr q.
every respect Two Professors of 'he Medical =" -, !,
institution daily, for prescribed perl ds. III r"a"i IN
of dif nl,y, all the mcinhcrs OF the Facoly are oa
tation without additional charge 10 TIE IA, en-. ,s5s
An obsterical wa-d has breu prepared Tor me IA
itg-ta roneu, al the rates fixed above Tor nie"''"
,..,ss IS
Patients aboring under insanity or contagious "'''
be received into The lnhrmary. :, - pr,
3 MhUfI', ~ '' D.
hnp IS
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mo. GAYS0R,
JSO. J. LYELL.
CO-PARTNERSHfP.

J GAYNoR, If Rnhmond, J. B. WOOD, late Of Portsmouth,
ho acquired torous Of The Apotrca Business,
ali s branches from Dr. Cooke Druggist Fr-dericks-
burg and NJ A. SANTOS Druggist in Ns:fk have associated
in tbe DRUG AND APOTHECARY BUSINESS. in this city
nj the old sau door above the Dell Tavern
der the firm Of
We assure the patrons the late firm Of GAYNOR LYEL
their public generally that eIeriion shall
r made to merit of their favors and pledge
hand fresh and well ecrd stock OF
DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS,
OILS WINDOW GLASS &c. which we offer, wholesale and
reduced prices cash. prompt customers Orders
country faithfully executed and the
paid all times 10 the retail business and prescriptions
JNO GaYSOR,
J. d. WOOD
Richmond, Sept. 18th, Isi3 ST. 4. SANTOS.
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FRESH FALL GOODS.-The subscribers receiving
choice Of Fall and Winter nay GOODS, all o
which selected with EiIc and bought
enanle offer Inducements purchasers.
They of their customers and the trade
rally examination Of their stock before prebasns which
VIII be found
Wool black bown blue, invisible and mixed Cloth
Ito. do. do Beaver cloths
DO. do. do. Cassmeres
Paris cord and other fancy Cassmcres
Rine Flushing and Pilot Cloths
Saineis Oxford mixed black, blue cade. and dab
Kentucky Jeans, blue, black, geen and dark mixed
Washington Jeans, Union Mixtures and kcrseys OF al kinds
Ftannel,. white, red and yellow
Plain and plaid I.insrys, some very heavy
Figured Alpaca >erges, for coat Things
Blankets Dufhl, Twiied and Whitney's
Spool Iaviors W'l!eu's, hughes and other kinds
Silk and fiandkerrhics great variety
Patent Threads, black, white and coors
Silk, gingham and cotton Umbrellas,
And great variety oane Goods all Of which VIII De shown wit
pleasure. LONnUNS, WfLLISGHAA & DREWRf.
Sept. 33-w3na
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR sALE.-Ih he '' ea,.r
for safe parcel Of likely Negroes eon.is ri
and children boys and girls, which he wi-nes 81
for cash. Any person wishing To purchase 's. icc
by calling at The residence IL the sabs6fih-r II a
Louisa county, Virginia. about i've miles nor,,,f FL
/ brick house. ?.
! August 90, lsi3
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b 1896 prizes amounting TO sll'9,l7o
Tickets s2o-I!a,vcs s0-Quattrrs sh-Eghihs 81 50.
Certificates Of Packages of Whole Tickets In this Lottery viii
h. aenf far $3.50 90
c.y,,rr,,es or ss halves l3) 20
as on.r,e,, g. 90
g aG a;.h,hs % 81
In this lottery there are 1906 tickets, which, divided by a
gives only a9 packages the whole lottery thus the advsn
tuer purchases package has chance IN chances
of drawing the Grand Capt. Prize Of $50 OOn chance
1853 Of drawing either the CAPITAL the $4,000 capt.
prizes US Of drawing tho $50 $4,000
the uGS rrzes: ne chance 5s Of drawing the S6 OO
900 N6s 900 prizes; and chance
- of drawing rlthr go i,5r a.nG a,n0a
ailH0 500 i1i1 i,Uts, DOj1 dol ~ p:ll",
or The capita, prize Of o.cso d"ars
And cka.s contain the first four capital prizes,
amorn ing 10 lii, D0J dollars.
Sent. 35-wtd
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j. G. GREGORY Il Co., Managers,
o. do M
SPLENDID SCHEME FOR Saturday. OCTOBER l3
100000! a3O.OOO!! SI4,OG8!!

prlZts OF STUUUU-oU OF SI,UUU!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class U, for ls43, he drawn
Alexandria, D. e., Saturday October ~ lei By aud unde
the direction Of Commissioners appointed for that purpose
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-29

IN CHANCERf.-NfRGt>i.:- RIir- held the Cen
Office Of the Circuit superior cour at Law and Chancrry
Chesterfield county, the - h day OF August, 4 d. IL 3
Anderson Edwards, Sheriff OF Chesterfield county, Plaintiff
against
Benjamin Bowes, William Gocdr, IT,, Mack Goode, Pncb,
T1ylor, John Taylor John H. Ira, and Thomas Dyer
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-28

The debate in the House Of Re presen ta-
live., on the bill concerning the Legislative
Assembly Of Wisconsin, will be found in
this paper. Some latitude was taken in
The discussion by some Of the speakers,
which may be accounted for. from the fact
that the bill was not reported, until the eve
ming previous to its being brought up for
consideration by the House; and having
not yet been printed, the members did not
precisely understand its provisions. The
bill did no, provide for any new appropria-
ton; il was Intended to legelze the appli-
cation Of the $4,000 appropriated at the
last session Of Congress; which sum was
expended 10y the Secretary Of the Terrific
ry for the payment Of arrearages, instead
Of being applied TO the payment of the leg
slature. The reader will notice in the re-
marks Of Mr.. Fillmore, who is the great
gun Of Doty in Congress; that his explana-
ton does not by any means 60 to show
that the Legislature of this Territory was
wrong and the Executive right, with re-
gard to the question involving the legality
of the session on The first Of pecember
last.
The bill vas lost in the House for the
want Of quorum; there is but little doub.
however. that the bill will pass the House
by decided majority, provided it i, again
brought up and action had upon it.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-28
g., 423, 420, O07
tcrest al D per cent.
$l45 1885 40

One hundred and forty-five millions, four
hundred and FIVE thousand, Ave hundred
and sixty eight dollars and forty two cents
paid in the shape Of interest to tho banks
Of the United States in tho space Of five
yenrs J.!
Vino can wonder, after knowing the
above facts. that the community has been
laboring under embarrassment! And who
is there SO stupid, or so headstrong and
perverse, that does not wish, in the fulness
of his heart, that the industry and labor
which discharged the above debt to the
banks, had been devoted to bringing into
the country the grand sum Of gold and sill
yer, instead Of worthless, exploded, fraud
u!ent bank paper.-Ohio PAT.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-28
From the Laporte Wing.
ANIMAL MAGNETISM.

The truth of this science is being more
fully demonstrated almost eve~v day; 50
much so, indeed, that even those who have
been the most inveterate skeptics. ARE be-
coming proselytes to it. The astonishing
cures that have been performed by its ma
gical influence, almost induce many to
think there is nothing which cannot be
reached by means of science, and that there
is nothing but lis own being that the mind
of man cannot comprehend.
An instance Of the truth Of this science,
which may be considered worthy of note,
occurred in this town, last week. An itin-
Grant lecturer and demonstration Of Phren-
ology and Animal Magnetism, who calls
himself DR.. Smith," tried an experiment
upon young man who resides here, and
who had been unable to perform any bust
ness, on account of severe pain in his
breast and other symptoms of q pulmonary
disease. At the first trial, Mr.. S. produced
n magnetic sleep. The consequences were
a rapid increase in the young mans pulsa-
tons, great perspration from the forehead,
and an iron-like soldity to his muscles.
When awakened, he trembled very much:
which was occasioned by being too tho
roughly magnetized. He was again put
into a magnetic sleep, and the pains in his
breast taken to his side, from thence to his
back, and thence entirely from his body.
When he was again awakened he felt
much refreshed, and recovered from indis-
position. Indeed, so great has been the
change, that he is how engaged in his
business avocations. and is in the enjoy
ment of better health than he has had for
five months.
The statement we have made relative
TO this matter. can be snbstantiated by the
statement of the young man, and also by
many of our most respectable citizens.
As another evidence of the usefulness Of
this science, in curing diseases of nervous
character, we cannot but notice the mag
netic plStes invented by noted Partisan
chemist. By the application Of these plates
to the diseased parts. the pain is removed,
and the cure of the disease effected.
Now we know that more than one half
Of the community are skeptical, and will
consider the statements above made as
hoax Notwithstanding the jeers the sub
ject may meet with, there are many who
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-28
1874, 455,747 SO

--latest from Teras.-New Orleans pa.
per. Of the 2s,h ult. have news from Gal
weston to the 25th, received by the steam
ship New-York. Tho papers ire very Bit
ter in their denunciatons Of President
Houston for imbeclity and for not aiding
the operations against Mexico. Some Of
them ascribe the defeat of Col Fisher to
Houston's express orders. The Bee gives
the following summary Of intelligence:
Congress adjourned on the 17lh inst.
The President vetoed the frontier bill,
but it subsequently PASSED both Houses by
a constitutional majority and is now law.
A bill passed Congress repeating the du-
ty on sugar. coffee, and steal.
T. J. Rusk has been appointed Major
General Of the Militia.
The news Of the defeat Texan force at
Miller had reached Texas; but so far from
damping the zeal Of the people, had lntlam-
ed a military ardor which promised the
speedy organization Of a sufficient force 10
cross the Rio Grande, with every prospect
Of success. The troops who returned from
the army after the capture of Laredo, had
evinced Willingness to enlist for another
campaign; and the Galveston papers ex-
pres. the belicfthat between two and three
thousand men could readily be equipped to
march upon Matamoras.
1t is the general mpre ssion the Texas
will be invandad in the spring, and writer
says they are preparing to hold "mass
meeting" on the occasion.
Doctor Hill has been appointed Secreta-
ry Of War and Marine.
The total amount Of revenue from Gus
toms for the three quarters ending Oct 81,
was Sl02 ,0o3; expense Of collecting $l5,-
131. Every indication, say, the Civilian,
favors the idea tina: the amount for the COM
ing year will be Crater; and as the. appro
priations promise to be even less than the
amount expected to be collected under the
tariff alone, there will be a surplus to the a
mount Of the direct iexes, and there seems
to be fair prospect that the country will be
in situation to begin to pay its old debts.
and thus re-establish its standing for integ-
rity.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-28
MOVEMENTS AGAINST Mr.. CLAY.

"A Conspiraey.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the United States Gazette
complains Of a plot in the wing ranks, head
ed by Daniel Webster, to procure the nom
inatlon Of some other man than Mr.. Clay
by the Wing National Convention. Mr..
M'Lean, Of Ohio, is suggested as the man
whom they will probably attempt to nomi-
nate. Perhaps Mr.. Clay did wrong to
leave Washington. His troops may be-
come refractory in his absence"
Mr.. Clay is now in Mobile. By the time
he returns home he will be pretty we'll read
out Of the canvass. Mr.. Clay has scarce
Iy friend left, with courage enough to
publicly support him. o. Statesman.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-28
COMMON SCHOOL CONVENTION

On the first page Of our paper will be
found the proceedings of common school
convention, held at Troy, Waiworth co.,
on the 18Th inst. The suggestions con-
tanned in the resolutions are mostly Of an
importan, character, and such as we hope
will be duly appreciated by the friends OF
education throughout the Territory. Most
Of the resolutions and recommendation
meet with our cordial approval. With re-
gard to the kind of books best adapted to
the use Of our schools, we dissent from
some Of the recommendations Of the con-
vcntion; especially as to the kind Of spell
ling books. The convention recommend
Z" Webster's Elementary Spelling Book"
as the most approved for our common and
primary schools. This is little behind
the age Of modern improvements. If an
agricultural society should recommend to
the farmers Of Wisconsin the wooden pillow,
or other implements Of husbandry, which
have been superseded by later improve
ments, the recommendation would not very
likely be generally regarded.
Conventions Of teachers, and of the
friends of common school education, have
been frequent throughout New York and
the New England States during the past
three years; but in no single instance. so
far as hns come to our knowledge, has
Webstor's Elementary Spelling Book been
recommended in preference to anyo,her for
the use Of schools. We scarcely ever
knew a common school scholar able to pass
a respectable examination in photography,
who had not studied any other than the sys-
tsm Of orhography contained ia Wcbster's
spelling book.
Webster, as photographer, is I'M
doubtedly the best standard in this country
but there are at least a dozen dife rent
kinds Of spelling books, which in the
or'hogrnphy arrangement, are better
adapted to our common schools, than
Webstcr's elementary book.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-28
THE TERRITORIES.

Notwithstanding Congress set apart 3
days to be devoted to Territorial bus ines,,
yet we are informed not over sic hours du
ring the whole three days; being an aver
age Of two hours per day, was devoted to
the transaction Of business relating to the
Territories. And during this sh ort pc ROD
allowed to Territorial affairs, considers
bic portion Of the time, there was no quo
rum in the House on either Of The days.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-28
A CHEAP PAINT.

Take onesbushe Of unSlacked lime and
slack II with cold water, when Stacked, add
TO i, 90 lbs. Of Spanish whiting, II lbs. of
salt and II lbs. Of sugar. Strain this
mixture through wire seive, and 1t will
be fit for use after reducing with cold wa
ter This is intended for the outside Of
buildings, or where it is exposed to the
weather. In order TO give a good color
three coats are necessary on brick, and
two on wood. |, may be laid on with Il
brush similar TO whitewash. Each coat
must have sufficient time TO dry before the
mex: is applied.
For painting inside walstake as be Forc,
one bushel Of unslackcd lime, 3 lbs. Of su-
gar, lbs Of salt, and prepare as above,
and apply with a brush.
have used il on BRICK, and find it well
calculated 10 preserve ,hem--it i. far pre-
ferablc to oil paint have also used i, on
wood, and assure you tha, it will last Ion
ger on rough siding than oil paint will on
plain siding or boards.
You can make any color you please. -
If YOU wish straw color, Use Yellow;
Ochre instead Of whiting; for lemon color.
Ochre and Chrome Yellow; for lead and
slate color, T.ampblack; for blue, Irdigo;
for green, Chrome Green. The different
kinds Of paint will not cost more than one
fourth as much as oil paints, including la
Dor of putting on.-On'ario Freeman.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-02-28

quorum; rose, and reported the fact TO the
House.
Mr.. ARNOLD moved that the House adj.
journ.
Mr.. WELLER called for the yeas and
nays which were ordered, and resulted in
yeas So, nays SO.
SO the House refused to adjourn.
Mr., UNDERWOOD then rose, and said that
there was no use in moving call OF the
House. He never knew any good 10 re-
suit from it, and ne would, therefore, sug-
gest that the best thing they could do would
be TO adjourn.
The House then adjourned.