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DIR. ID. ASBURY

"ILL attend 10 the Practice of
Ny w Medicine In Charlotte and the
surrounding country. By prompt and
close attention to those who may en-.
gage hts services. he hopes TO merit and secure
portion of pubic fasor. lie has removed bis
Shop to the Mansion House, immediately adion
ing the entrance, where lac may always be found,
unless professionally absent
Charlotte, May Is, 1872 3l,f
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" The Albany Microscope thinks
That the correct translation Of "Sic tran.
81 gloria MandI, !" Is "Sick is he who keeps
blue Monday"
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The Wonders Of the World.
IN NATURE, ART and MIND.

Comprising 4 complete Library Of Useful and
Entertaining Knowledge, ana illustrated by more
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The above aiH be found the most useful and 20.
patar work ever PuJlished for enterptlsing msn to
undertake the s4d. Of 10 al our cities and towns.
To Publislers 0f No1gpapsrs throughout lie Uni.
ted States and British North 1aerica
GJNewspapers or Magazines. copying the above
entire, without any alteration Or abr.dgmeBt. In.
cluding this notice. and giving it twelve fastae
Insertions SHAH receive . copy Of the WORK, fsub
loet tS their ordcrJ ~ sanding direct l. tue yub
Usher. Mr. Sears y IN degosite our copy WITH Dr..
MofFau 375 Broadway, N "
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bcFIber, posi- pata without winch 40 IelteT WI
taken from lhc Office
ROBERT SEARS, Putlisher,
Nassau street. ~ T.
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BLANK WARRANTS far safe at this
OFFICE.
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7, }. HOLTON. Agent,
Charlotte, ". c.

IA Springs, ESQ, Postmaster d, ficko-
~ Grove, Meekieaburg Co. y. C., is agent for The
sale OF the above Medicine.
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AGENTS WANTED -Agents
- &-~ss -responsitIe men-wantedi IN ev.
,fs5zMy cry town and village in the Uni.
nfcd States. Address the sub.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-30


DEATH BY LIGHTNING. We learn the follow
ing particulars ola truly melancholy event which &C
cured at Canaan, N, H. last Monday, from gontle-
man who was upon the spot after the sad occur
renee.
About four O'Clock on the p. M. 18th instant two
men, Jacob Richardson and Caleb Kimball were har-
rowing in the same field. Kimball was driving four
oxen, while Richardson teaming with one horse
both being within rod of each other 4 small show
er was nearly overhead, and the electric fluid descend
ing from the cloud, struck Kimbal the forward yoke
of oxen and the horse of Richardson Dead knocking
down Richardson and the remaining oxen lat the same
time splitting the Jokes, whjf1e trees and harrows It
appeared that the lightning struck Kimbal upon the
head the crown Of his hat was torn out and gone
and the skin hayed olf;rom both sides of his neck
and breast Richardson soon recovered and was able
to rise from the ground but he appeared much injur-
ed, the hand in which he held the rens and the
and leg of that side being useless for time 1t
is hoped, however, that he will recover. Richardson's
hat found, having five holes perforated in it, four
about the size Of small bullets-one nearly three
times the size Of the others.-Hil's Patriot.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-30
PARR,SLIFE PILLS.

The whole of our system is built up form the
blood-nerves, snews, muscles, and even solid bone;
this being the case tho grand object is to keep this
precious fluid (the Bloody in a pure and healthy
state for without this purity disease will show itself
in some way or other. free of the truly vau-
able medicne--Parr's Life Pills, will most effectu
ally accomplish this object-for diseases of the fol-
lowing character have all been cured by them,
viz
Abcesses, Languor, Ague, Leprosy, Asthma, Liver
Complaints, Low Spirits, Bilious Complaints, Lnm-
bugo BIotches on the Skin, Measles, Bowel Com
plnints Nervous Affections, Cancers, Pains IN the
Breast, Cholera Morbus, Palpitaons, Constipation OF
Bowels, Paralysis, Consumptions, Phlesm, Conyul-
sions, Piles, Debility, Rheumatism, Dropsy, King
worm, Dysentery, Scrofula, Kings Evil, Epilepsy,
Small Pox, Erysipelas, Sore Eyes, Paintings, Sore
Throats Fevers of all kinds, Stranguary, Female ir-
regulartes Structures, Fits Tic Doloureaux, Goot,
Tumors Giddiness, Venereal Affections OF all KINDS,
Glandular Swellings, Headache, Whooping Coughs,
Heartburn, White Swellings, EonrsenesS, Worms OF
every kind, Inflammation, Wens, Indigestion I" car
ness from whatever cause, Jaurdlcc.
Gases of the above description have ali been cured,
simply by the use of PARIS Life PHls, thus show
inc that hat has been considered different disorders,
anhreouirinr different treatment, all originated in the
same cause. and can be cured by uniform treat
ment Parr's Life Pills, although powerful IN con
ouerng disease vet are as pure and harmless as new
milk and NAV be administered with confidence To the
invalid, however weakly from long III heaith, who
will soon enjoy those delightful symptoms OF return
to strong health, viz good appetite souhu seeP' ana
an increase of animal spirits
Porr,s Life Pills arc sold wholesale and retail at
the General Agency and Depot, No 2s4 washington
street, Boston. Small boxes 25 CENTS large poxes
so cents.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-30
KIDNAPPING AT HIGHGATE.

We understand that while MIR Cornelius Hogaboom
Of Highgate was in this town on Wednesday last, u
woman (supposed to be his former wife, entered
his house and seized daughter ten years old and
carried her into the Province of Canada. Notwh-
standing the most speedy diligence on the part of the
friends Of Mr. Hogaboom. the child could not be
cred. She was traced by Mr. Haskins to st. Johns
and there the kidnappers took the railroad to Lupra
rie and probably went upon the canal or river on
their way westward.
This matter yet remains sealed up in secrecy
and mystery. Some of the abettors of this forcible
abduction will, understand, experience the sweets
of the law land we hope will receive proper reward
he crime is by Statute of no riAing nature,
and is punished by imprisonment in the state prison,
not than ten years, and be fined not exceeding
one thousand dollars.-Frankin Messenger
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-30

Letter writers from Washington state that Mr.
Legare will he permanent Secretary of State. Mr.
ruzcwel, of Virginia. will have the office, pro forma
offered him, but will not accept MIR Gushing is in
Virginia, with Secretary Upshur, who is at his own
house, in that State. It is said that the French
mission will be offered the latter. do not think he
would take it. He has taken great deal of pride in
his department, and will probably retain it, Mr. Cush
ipp will spend some months the Continent Of Eu-
rope and in England, prior to taking his post at Can
ton. The Secretary of the Treasury will take care of
setts, via New York. What was that which used to
be said of travelling cabinets' in John Quincy Adj
ans stime?-B Boston Alias
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10th Light Infantry Attention

PY the orders of Captain Edwin w. BARKER,
AO hereby notify and warn each and every Off,
GER pon-commissioned Officer, Musician and Private
belonging to the Light Infantry Company of the 10th
Regiment, to appear at Joseph Huichinson's Inn, Oh
st. Johnsbury Plain, Tuesday, the 9th day of
June next, at o'clock, A. Nj. completely uniformed
and equipped according to law for the purpose of in
specton, military discipline and any other business
required by law, and there await further orders.
NJ b, Blue coats with gilt buttons are required
by law-no others will be received as uniform.
LEANDER Fl. STOWELL, Clerk.
st. Johnsbury, May 90, ls43. 303w2
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ERxsIpELAs-Death ofa Whole Family!-This
disease, in epidemic form, which has been commit
ting rayages in Vermont, is said to have appeared in
Ervins in this State. Those who attacked die
within four days. Under our obituary bend is MOTTO
ed the severe wreck of a famy-a mother and FIVE
children swept away in thirteen days!-Barret .Mass)
Gazette.
We learn through the Nachitoches Herald that the
Choctaws have raised $40 900 to build College for
the education of their youth. The Choctaw nation
numbers 1000 souls. They have press which last
year printed than three million pages of books
and pamphlets.
sUPThe number Of barrels of flour exported from
the United States, for the year ending Sept. 1912,
was 500 SAT, of which s3s, 225 barrels sent
to Great Britain and her colonies. During the same
year we exported s6s, 5s5 bushels of wheat of which
$50 ,si4 bushels were sent 10 British ports. Nearly
all of that thus exported sent to England
through her Canadian ports and entered as colonial
produce.
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LEWIS SASS ESTATE.

'HNtlE subscribers having been appointed by the
IL Hon. Probate Court for the District of Coledo.
mia, commissioners to receive, examine and sdjus,
the claims and demands Of all persons, against the
Estate of l. e w s SIAS, late of Water.
ford, in said district deceased, represented in
solvent, and the term of six mouths from the l2th
day of May A. D. ls43, being allowed by said Cour.
to the creditors of said deceased, exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us--Do give notice
that will attend to the duties of our appoint,
ment. at The dwelling house franklin Richardson.
in Waterford, in said district, the 1st day of Ju-
ly next, and OH the 1l,h day of November next at
one O'Clock, afternoon, on each of said days.
Waterford May 9th, A. d. ls43.
sosms RTrHsR R1 SRGsMs }commissonsr.
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Ms2AE 1Ga

In this town, May 2s, Of dropsy Of the brain, Ell
LEN, youngest daughter of E. Fairbanks, Esq. aged
years.
In Lyndon, April q, of erysipeias. Mrs PHEpE,
wife Of Mr. Nathan Gilbert, and daughter Of Mr. Polly
Morse Of Concord, aged SO years and IL months
Also, April 49, an infant daughter of the same, aged
Is days. Printers in the U. 3. requested to
tce the above.
In Barnet, May p, of consumption, Mr. DAVID
Brock, aged %.
In Whoeocls. May !, Mrs Betsey She,burn, aged
9l relict Of James Sherbun.
In Burke, March 20, of the prevailing epidemic,
Mr. Erasmus Burt, aged 6l In his death the church
has lost valuable and exemplary member. In his
family where he performed the duties of husband
and father with kindness, tenderness and affection,
the loss is irreparable His sickness was characterz-
ed by a calm submission to the will of Heaven, and
firm reliance on.the goodness and mercy Of God.
[Star.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-30
BRIGADE HEAD QUARTERS.

SIXTH BRIGADE VERMONT MILITIA
The following named persons are appointed to
constitute the Board ofAppeals, for the 9th Brigade
Vermont Militia.
10th Regiment-Jona. ID. stoddard, Esq.
Col. James Morse,
Maj Leander Fenton,
18th Reglment-Theron Howard, Esq.
Col. James Nelson,
Capt. Andrew Mcmillan.
18th Regiment-Wm X. Upham, Esq.
Col. Ira Mcloud,
Capt. ] T. Marston.
BY orde, of s. d. FLINT, Brig, General.
JAMES PALMER, Brig Inspector
Montpelier, May %, 1913.
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From Whitehall Chronicle.

Mr.. BLANCHARp:-as every Administration
should be known by some Characteristic cognomen,
please publish the following which is decidedly
rect. We begin with
Mr. Madison's, the War Administration.
" MonrOes, &C Pacific &C
"J.Q Adams" " Economical I"
Jackson's, &c &c Experimental 60
evan Buren'ss " Stealing &c
"Tyer's &c GO Treacherous &C
Now, Mr. Editor, name them better if you can
OLD SEvENTY-SIx.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-30

ANEcpoTE.-The minister Of the town of A.,
by some strange concentration Of events, became
somewhat unpopular among his people; and they to
show their spunk, at March meeting, elected him
hog-reere. The gentleman elected happening TO be
present and addressed the moderator thus "Sir,
was chosen some years ago as the pastor of this
flock, but my flock have turned to swine, think
this change Of office exceedingly appropriate. will
endeavor to according to the best Of my abi-
ties. ''-ProtectOr
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JAMES WiGGINs's ESTATE.

XE7E the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
Orleans, commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust The ciams&c demands of all persons against the
Estate of
JAMES VIRGINS,
late of Barton, in said district. deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thercto and six months from the
day of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, do therefore hereby give no.
tice, that will attend to the business of our ap.
pointmcnt, at the dwelling of widaw Lydia Virgins,
in Barton, in said district the 23d days of June
and Goth of September next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
on each Of said days.
Dated this 9th day Of May, A. D. ls43.
HORACE PIERCE, }
Z. G. STRONG, Commissioners
RICHARD NEWTONS ,3O3w3
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June 1rasn'ng-LegaJ varning.-By the new
law no warning is required for the militia to meet
LOT inspection on the first Tuesday in June, save by
advertising in some newspaper, or by posting no
tlce IN two public places within the limits Of the com
Pany. II will not be safe for persons to neglect ap
pearing because they have not been personally
warned.
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ASTRANGE CASE. The Baltimore Sun mentions
the Of little girl, IL years old, named
Phebe Dean, who for the last four months has labor
ed with fits and who for fifty three days has not been
able take the slightest food or nourshmen Of any
kind. She is said to be living skeleton, and ply
stefan says that she is suffering from spinal affection
An Irishman asked in a store for a pair of silk
gloves, and was told that the kind he wanted would
come to one dollar. ooh, by my soul, thin replied
Pat, I'D sooner my hands go barefoot all the days Of
my life, than to give ye that for 'em.'
sDFCol A. G. Tarlton, Of ST. Albans, says the
Waterman, has been appointed an Inspector of
Customs. The Office was abolished as needless by
Gen. Harrison, there being several other Inspectors
in that vicinity. Of course, the revival Of this office
by Tyler at the solicitation of his ocoioco friends in
Vermont, to support loco brother from the public
crib will be charged to the account of Vhig ertrav-
agance!
DYING OFF. The NJ Y Standard and the N.
Y Morning Post, one Van Buren, and Cal
houn paper, both died short time since.
grand jury in Indiana have presented the prac-
tice of dunning as. "A nuisance; being fruess
sumption Of time, and waste Of shoe-eatler.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, May %.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
AT market, $50 beef Cattle, 16 pairs of working
Oxen, 80 Cows and Calves, 475 Sheep, and 100
swine. so beef cattle unsold.
Prices.-Beef Cattlc-We quote few extra so;
First quality SIS rs; second quality "a rs s. third
quality 4 a A so.
Working Oxen-Saes at $5s, IS, 20, and rs.
Cows and CaIves-Sales at IA, II, %, % and 35.
Sweepstakes made at so TO 224.
SwinH-Los to peddle, AZ for sows, and 81
for barrows; large barrows 5. At retail 81 to z.
BOSTON MARKET.-May "a.
FLOUR. Genesee, a 0 co. Ohio, good, so
4S7.
BUTTER. IL 10 per lb.
CHEESE. 6a7 do do
WOOL.
Saxony and Merino fleeces, 3S a 36
Full blood, 81 a 33
blood % a 81
blood % 81
Common 1 blood 20 a %
Smyrna washed, 25 %
DeugaZ ga Is
Buenos Ayres, sale
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-30

Produce from the Sandwich Islands. Nearly 200
tons Of sugar manufactured at the Sandwich Islands
arrived at New York last week, and the quality is
said to be very air also quantity Of nolasses, nut
OIL and other products Of the industry of the people
of these islands. The history of the reformation in
these islands is among the most remarkable triumphs
of Christianity.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TENHGS may certify that have this day given to
my son Isaac D. GUsrIS, a minor his time,
he is therefore at liberty trade and act for HIM
self, and shall claim none of his earnings nor pay
any debts of his after this date.
ELISHA GUSTIN.
Attest, Jesse Rowe, Ansel Harmon.
Victory, April g. 1913. 3O3w3
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Az A8s:AEA GsgSa

In panvlIe, May l6, by Rev. r. c. Hand, Mr.
William Ford of Boston, to Miss Catharine NJ Vance,
of Danville.
In Thetford, 18th inst by Rev. Mr. Babcock, John
NJ Furnam, Of Straford, to Miss Lorraine NJ. Hub
bard.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-30

The Hartford papers announce that Mr. John M
Miles, U. S. Senator elect from Connecticut lis in very
feeble state Of mind and body, in consequence of
much domestic affection; and it is intimated as not
unlikely that he may tender his resignation to the Leg
stature before its adjournment. We had pevi-
ousy heard it said that the Senator was absolutely in
sane Boston Atlas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-30

Yucatan-Defeat Of The IIerican .army.--Advi-
ces have been received at New Orleans from Sisal to
the I'd instant, which mention the surrender of the
Mexican army at Merida. The Mexican force, con-
ssting of 1000 men, attacked the town on the 2lst,
April, and where bravely repulsed by the Yucate-
cos, and afterwards entirely routed. The terms
of the surrender were that the Mexicans were
to give up their artillery and ammunition
Each man was allowed to keep his musket and three
rounds Of cartridges. They to proceed to Tel
chac and to embark within twelve days for Tampico.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-30
N @ T [ G. E

VANHE Summer term Of the School at 81. Johnsbu
N ny Plain will commence Wed. csday, June 7th
under the charge of Mr. JAMES K. COLBY.
TUITloN.-300, $50 or 81 90, according to the
studies pursued. Deductions made for such absences
only are occasioned by sickness.
Scholars will not he received for any Period short
er than one tetm--and only at the commencement.
of term, except in where they designing
to continue through subsequent terms-and be-
accommodated in classes already formed. Bows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-30

answer ior who has thus destroyed virgin flower
in the pride Of its bloom and beauty!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-10
Albany.
Correspondence of the Herald.]
Arp.Nv NUeJnaSJ,y M,r,I

ALBANY, Wednesday, March 8.
The charter election in Troy came off yesterday
and resulted in the election of Gurdon Corning the
wing candidate for Mayor, by majority of ISL
The wings also carried the general assessor two oil
the three supervisors, and ten OF the thirteen alder
men and assistants. Last Fall the wing majority
was 33i
In the Senate to-day circumstances were present.
ed from citizens of the twelfth ward of the city of
New York, against being taxed for bringing the Gro
ton Water into the city, also petition from Julian
c. Verplanck Saul Alley, and others in relation to
taxes and assessments.
Mr.. Porter, pursuant to previous notice. intro
duced his bill relative to the health officer and in
spectors in the city of New York. The bill requires
quarterly returns to the Comptroller of all fees and
allows the officer to retain sufficient to deray
cessary expenses, and $500 per quarter for his own
compensation. After long debate the question
of reference, the bill referred to the select
mittee on the inspection laws The course of the
debate indicated strong desire on the part OF the
Senate not only to reduce the fees OF the officers,
but also the rates, as to leave no surplus, and
thereby subject the people to unnecessary taxa
ton. Mr. Foster offered resolution, which was
adopted, calling on the Commissioners OF the Canal
Fund TO report to the Senate, the amount of canal
moneys on loan or deposit in various suspended or
broken banks named; also the amount loaned to
each OF those banks since that time, the amount of
each loan, and the date OF each up to February,
1912; the rate of Interest," the time when each
bank suspended the amount then unpaid from
each, and the amount now due from each, the par
ticular fund from which the loan was made, and
hew the commissioners raised the money to make
the loans to said banks.
The bill relative to the payment of contractors,
was then taken up and discussed, after which the
Senate went into executive session
In the ASSEMBLY, large number of petitions
were presented and referred-the accumulation of
two days-as none were presented under the rule
yesterday.
The New York and Erie Rail Road bill from the
Senate, had Its second reading, and referred
the Committee of the Whole.
The molten to reconsider the vote by which the
House refused to concur with the amendments of
the Senate to the Bowery Fire Insurance Co bill
was called up by Mr.. tlibbard, and lost. So the
bill goes back to the Senate with vote of nom
concurrence in the amendments
The discussion, which it would seem IS to be
endless, was then resumed on the Bank Commits
sioners' bill, and continued until the House adj
journed.
= Much excitement prevails among the Milerites in
this city relative to sign, said to have been seen
in the heavens last night of a flaming sceptre.
SIMON
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Albany.
Correspondence of the Herald. ]

tCoHesIonoence OF the Herald
ALBANY, March 8, 1913.
albany Disappointmenfs- Great fea, OF Division in
the Party-Bank Commissioners oeae State--D Dis
graceful Scene IN the ErecitiUe Chambcr-Retrcnch-
ment--Cdndt Commissioners Post Muster
Quadrilles Souries, Parties, &C. &c.
Amidst allthe various ills which we are compelled
to encounter, and amongst the. dsappointmens Incl.
dent to politicians, those of disappointed Office
ers are not the most endurabIe Hundreds of this
class have departed from the capital. returned to
their homes, filled with modification at the i'll success
OF sojourning here Many of them departed with
muttering curses their lips, directed against the
presentpower in Albany.
have frequently alluded to the fact, that the har-
mony OF the party in great danger of being dis
turbed. The first signs OF 1t was exhibited on the
State Printer quarrel The ball was opened by Fos-
ter in his attempt to amend Dennston's bill. the
strength Of the loco sections not known until the
vote in Joint caucus, when the radicals counted FORTY
This vote surprised even themselves. They had
no idea that there were forty members OF the
Legislature, free, unshacked and unrestrained
from bank power and conservative railroad nAu.
ence. They were surprised at their own strength:
and they came out OF the contest with courage
determined and invincible. Matters thus remained
IN statu quo as the lawyers say until the question
came up IN the House IN relation to changing the
mode of appointing bank commissioners. You
know that every loco proper snarls and growls like
DOG with sore head, every time he hears, or
thinks he hears, the sound of bank, bank, grating
10 his ears. Last year bill passed through both
Houses, taking from the Governor and Senate the
appointment OF these commissioners and giving The
power to the Legislature. il was passed by party
vote, and Governor Seward vetoed it, as every body
believed he would. As il was good party mea-
last year, il supposed II would De Just asde
mocratic this year. some OF the ultras introduced
the same bill again. But they were promptly met
by the conservative, headed by Mr. Speaker Davis
Hathaway Allen, &c, who opposed the proposed