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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-30
NEW GOODS.

FWviE Sihsrrihor having received his
N FALL AND WINTER STOCK
Is prepared 10 supply customers With Guud,
q, m'dcraic prr.s. The follow lng ar,
sonc "a the articles he has Oh hand:--
Dry Goods.
Gotten Yarns. cal,cucs, Shrctiprs. Shirt.
lngs, White. Red aud Canton Flnnnels,
Linseys. 5. /. and Sleeps Grey Cloths,
Sa,tinetis, Plain and Checked ky. aud
Cotton Jeans, Blue aud ether Driliinps.
Gloves, Crnvais, Peck. H'kcrchi,,s. Su"oI
and Pat. rhrcads. Hats, B,nne,s, Stock.
mgs, Socks, &c. Ac.
Hardware.
Door, chest, cupboard, ill, trunk mud
padlocks; spring and Norfolk Iatches, butt,
strap, parliament, gate and table hinges
screws, hay aud manure forks, spades and
shovels, table, pen aud jack knives; hmm.
mcrs, hairhc,s, coffee mills, chains. hoes,
auscrs, brace bits, smooth aud jack planes,
rakes. scythcs, sna,hes and stones, pocket,
tuck, iinc aud redding combs; curry combs.
and brushes; an assortment Vi hollow ware.
pioughs, steel, Sc. Sc.
Groceries
Lonf and n. .. Sugars, superior ten.
chocolate, coffee, m,!asses, rice, Goldfish,
salt, vinegar, sacralus. spice, pepper, mus
snrd, nut'DegS, mace, cltrun, rai~lns, cur.
rants, fig>, almonds, cream nuts. fueris, 10.
hacco IN plugs and papers, Macuba aud
Scotch sunii,, Und.rwmd's Lemon 5, .up,
starch, soap. candles; plates. bowls, prin,
ed aud co,nn'n teas. pitchers. &c. &c.
Drugs and Medicines
Iinctnrcs. Essential Obs. Essences,
Qiininc, Peruvian Bark, Mercuri,ls.
Birks, Roots ard Herbs, ol' all kinds,
M,r,ars, Graduated Measures. ylal.,
Jars. Bi,lcs and Window Glass; Castor
Lard. Olive, Sweet, Fish and I.nsecd
hl-, Turpen,in". V"rnish, White. Red Ia
DIR. Leads. With a general assortment al
Oil and Water Coor-, Smuit,
Gold Leaf and Eronzes; Paint,
White Wash, Sash. Sine, Hair, Cloth
aud Toah Brushes; Toah instruments
Trusses. Alsn, M assortment, of pure nne
genuine Patent Medicines. such MS Fahc
ncs,~h's Verrnil'iec, Cough Balsam. Bl
Ions Pill, Carmina,ivc I.ozengcs. unr Sam
ner Complaints Exc Water; Moii,ts Pill.
aud Bi''ers; Shernan's I.pzingcs, and Poo,
Mans Plaster; MrAli-icr's All.IIcalin.
Ointment, Genuine Wisiar's B ,l>am,
Cologne, I'd, and Seiilnz Powders.
Merry" X nc l.lnmcn,, Oprdeldoc. &c
Also. cnrjace. Ch,lk aud Garden Lines
Fish Hooks aud Lines. Tar, Pitch,
RrSn. = ,knn,, : IL. Glass. Patty. a.
A!.SD, School Il rks. Bank Box.
.dem'r ,ndnm>, Cap. Letter aud + ak H.,
ter PIPER. Bl'k. md Blue Inks an.i Stand.
Qull!s, Steel frns, States aud Prncil
which he vii! barter tar Wheat, Batter
Lord, Eggs. Beeswax, Fi,ssccd. &r.
&. LESLIE.
Dtvenpnr,. OFT. llih. Isis.
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From the Mo. Republican.
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
uus, Nov. 81.

sh EMt HE, SNpN.
We learn from Little Rock, Arkansas.
that Scion Borlnnd has been elected United
States Scnator far the unexpircd term Of
Mr.. Sewer. Judge Sebastian has been
elected to ill tho vacancy accustomed bv
the death of Mr.. Ashley. Il is thought
that Mr.. Sewer will be elected for the next
term.
CINCINNATI, Nov. -, Sp.M.
Il has rained considerably since last re.
port. The river has fallen three inches
and is still falling.
PIrrspURcH. Nov. 23.
Saunders. negro man, was Yesterday
shot dead BY young man named Black.
The negro was very bad man, and n,
the time was following Black along the
wharf, with knife in his hand, threaten.
ing his lie. Black Immediately gave him.
sell up.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 81.
About twelve o'clock las, night, there
was n destructive fire. burning Mr.. Mich.
olson's store aud casting foundry. aud four
dwelling houses. Lass estimated nj sci.
OOO--insurancc $4,000.
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

HE subscribers bring appointed A.
- gents for the sale Of James Clark,s ceAehr.-
ted Hydraulic Cement, will furnish il TO Neso,.
and others, ut their Store IN Rock Lcnd in GUAM.
ties TO suii purchasers.
ruFTNTON & KING.
davenport. J.iy iztn, 1913. taft
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COM NJ Err CIAI.
Corrected teeesly bg {. S. Whisier.
DAVENPORT, Thursday, November 30, 1913.

DAVENPORT, lhnrsddy, November Sd, 1913.
r1ovR, bill. $50 400 porK heavr. 600
WHEAT, win.bu. 6O.HAas, ID. "A n 5
), SIP. ), Is a 50 SHOULDERS, -3lai
Corn IN ear. >, I1iSipEs, :, 4a4A
. shci'd >, 20I.AsD, :, sac
!, meal ), o5 3OlBurTER, !, GalO
FLAysEEp, ), 50 o. lFIoSry, :, 10
T,a. SEED, l,00a i,25 CHEESE, ;, aI2
Oars, j. l5a l6lCneKENs. doz 75a 90
BARLEY, ), 33IEass, -, sac
HAy, ton 2,5Oa3 .O0Iporarors, pu. laal5
Woop, cord, goa 2.00lBraSs, VIII ;, 20
Coal, blu. ga SALT, Kan. ;, GA n IS
DLlswAx, lib. ifl !. Liv. :, Is
flinrs, grcen,.b. 2s| lrrLrs, dri. hu. los
- dry, >, 5llPIAenrs, ;, LISA 200
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.
FLovR-s4.i2i 4,o5. WHEAT, poor aud in
ierior. So a Co: fair 10 good, 20 8Oe; prime to
choice. 81 to 85c. Com, 81 4Oc. inc. gunnies
Oars, % a aic inc. sacks. BARLEY, 80 Coo
RE, 35c. BEANS, small white Sl,37a per Dbl.
HInEs, dry flint, 6Ac; green and sailed, 81 a SAC
in demand. PorAroEs, 4Oc, inc. sacks.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a.
Floor, S5,25 $50. No change in other ar
iicles
CINCINNATI, Nov. "a.
Flour S3,75 3,8l4. CoRx, e9c. Hoes, -, as
per 100 pounds.
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IMPORTANT CALL.

a meeting ofthc Physicians, of the State ot
owa, will DC held NJ Iowa City on "Wednesday,
the 9th day of December next, tor the purpose
OF forming State Medical Society Tor the State
oi Iowa.
The object of th' organization is, 10 promote
the interest and elevate the standard al the med
cal profession in Iowa We deem i, due 10 the
public 10 say, tina, 1t is designed as a voluntary
association.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
detroit. Nov. OR. N

We have the news. Gen. Cass desires
It 70 b. understood TINT, in consequence al
the '.nnlsc and confusion of ,ha election,
he wishes 30 bc considered as Withdrawing
from The contest, as he "canno, expect 10
DC heard"
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kiNpERucoK. Nov. q Dap. N

Mr.. Van Buren, SAYS he has not been
understood in this canvass. His ground
WINS this: lfhc could be elected, he ras n
candidate; il he could not be elected. he
was not candidate. lie says he now sees
no was not candidate, aad therefore
excuses his friends for no, voting Tor him.
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ED,

In this place on last Friday cath inst, SUSAN
NORTON AIiRlSoN. m ADOPTED daughter Of
J. II. and SUSAN MORTON, aged years and
ID months.
This lovely bud SO Young and fair,
Call'd hence by early doo~,,
Jus; came to show how swce, flower
In Paradise would bloom.
]. b. r.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-30
indianapolis and Bseliefonf:ii,c az. *.
NOIICE lae AlRSCsSIREEisS.

A OF Directors following
"a amendments made 10 the BY which believed
will the OF the
satisfactory subscribers than former
they for tie OF the before the
stock will yield dividend hen subscribers pay
tockin full, without taking credit.
Any scber who has heretofore subscribed personal
laior, erals paw n
FULL wi hin six rs from this by paying
ruing been paD dollars
the
their cash full Of twenty
dollars, each share.
subscribers who have retained who she'll retain.
lands redeem the
eaty share issued upon Lands
Third Land subscribers redeem by the principal
without Interest and subscribers OF improved farming lands Will
n of be accountable for
lands who dissatisfied with the
President within thirty
they be writing apraise-
for appTaemcnt anil the subscriber
"a President and all
apprsise same. shall appraised
appFaisemcnt the subsce shall the
pany they shall the otherwise they shalt be betrayed
by n nj ber
FJfh authorized sell
bonds FIVE year, az rate thai will put the cash for
which they sold exceeding
These bonds perfectly secured being
hole land fund and the road
should citizens who invest And
hundred
e creSsibIe ! who shall Apply la time.
termination OF the line
fixed upon Ohio line oph eouty on the
Winchester BontaiBe
OHIO.
The prospects company Cor the the work
quite
Of the Board o. II. SMITH President
December 9. ls45. 573ws
journal yolkshlat ndps will copy and charge
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Senate aud called to order by the Secretary
Mr. Walpole introduced the following resolution:
Resolred, That Mr. Miliken be appointed chairman to
preside over the Senate until President pro tenn be
elected who shall put all questions announce result aud
decide points of order subject 10 appeal and no egsla
tive act however, shall be done performed by the SEN
unul such election.
The Secretary decided that the resolution not in
order referred the point to the Senate for their dec
Sion. The ayes and being demanded, resulted rs
follows-ayes 10, noes 81.
The resolution not entertained
MIR Marlin announced candidate for President
pro the Senate, and the Senaie proceeded to the
3lst ballot with the following result: MIR. Martin H.
MIR Evans /, MIR. Read "a, Blank 2.
MIR. Read declared elected.
On taking the chair, Mr.. Read. very neat and APP
poprate speec returned his thanks the Senate for
the honor conferred upon him
The Senate ceing called 10 order,
Mr.. Graham offered resolution Informing the House
Of the election OF presiding officer III the Senate
adopted
Petitions were presented by Messrs Beard, Gassatt
Hamnck, Holloway, Ortiz Stewart, Adams and Walpoie
which were referred to the proper committees.
Reports from Committees.
From the Judiciary, changing the mode OF Pracnce IN
certain cases the supreme court concurred M.
From the same, against amending The law granting IN
functions concurfed in.
From the same, against changing the mode OF eectlng
county surveyors concurred IN.
From the committee claims, for the relief OF Mr..
New Albany and Vincennes road, with amendment,
recommending Its passage.
Alter discussion,
Mr. Ellis moved TO recommit the bill pending the
vote,
The Senate adjourned.
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crossed i"' a tnid reading pending which
House Adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION
The qnes ion the Of the bill to incorporate
the Te'e Hau'e and Granville railroad company, put
The aves and called aud the result 20
noe 80.
MIR Wolfe rose and said he wished the indulgence of the
House. 10 make remark in reference to matter about
which The House had received incorrect ino,m,tion lie
said he had understood that some had circulated The
report that the bill under consider gotten
suggestion and for the benefit Of these interested ia the
nal That II was concerted measure between thnse who
hold the canal aud those VIII" fIends Of this bill lie
wished to inform the House. that such was not the case 30
TT as he was concerned. lie FAR gone f
suplo that he the c.naIl all moral
10 condesccnd be the tool OF any an or set of
men tie wished the House To understand that the bill
honest in its object, That the report he believed
uely without foundation. II it had any fuudain he
unadvlsrd Of it altogether He a.kcd purpose III
getting The o'li int" such situation that nigh si
Prove Beneficial friend would reconsider alton
oil The vote just taken. lie said he would rather have
whole road than all. lie wished the road TO his
county seat. II he could get it no luther.
On motion Il Mr. Keso. the vote taken rsconsdered
committee to be composed Of member from each county,
through which the proposed railroad is to pas'
The House proceeded to the Older of business.
Senate bills passed.
To exempt county of Washington from the ope-
ration Of a Of relative public works.
To transfer certain pending in the Harrison circuit
To incorporate the Columbus Nashville and Bloomington
railroad company
To authorize additions: OF the Of the State
be sent to the county Of Jay
To fix time Of holding first judicial circuit; Of the
probate Tppeeanoe aud for other
To authorize Palsy C. Paten sell certain real estate
lnhei tied from her father.
To Incorporate Of Female Coll
legiate Institute.
70 effect the will and Of Jane Par
ker.
To amend act amendatory Of an act regulating practice
at law Allen and for other
To locate State road i'll Decatur, Jennings aud Bshoo-
new c0uniies
To incorporate the Dayton and Frank fort plank road
psny.
ties there named
amend the and reduce the several Iea-
tive 10 the corporation Of The town Of Vevay.
JOINT resolution relative the of the Ohio
and Mississippi railroad in Illinois.
House adjourned.
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Free Soil state Convention.

he Free Democracy IN the various counties Of the State
are requested 10 meet Immediately and appoint delegates 10
attend the Free Soil State Convention be held the 18Th
81 H. indanapos To nominate candidate for Gov
eiho' ana Lieut. Governor. No time I've lost As
eis 81 Importance to the Free Democracy will bc discussed
u " hoped 'hai where delegates regularly appointed
the iiehds Oi FIce SOil will come
CALVIN FLETCHER,
JAS SULGROVE.
\. A. ACKLEY,
Is. :. NOBLE,
PHILIP SpONABLE,
State Central Committee.
n Is. Papers friendly will please copy.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, December 90, lS4S.
Petitions Memorials, and "Reminiscences.
By Mr. Buskitk a petition relative To certain roads,
BY Mr. Ryan, petition aud emonstrance referred without
reading.
BY Mr. Bundy, a petition To construct plank road.
Cox petition section article chapter
Al q the revised statutes far Rush county con-
ceIned
by Mr. Wood petition TO repeal certain act SO lar I"
X ndolph county concerned.
BY Mr. Ry an, petition fnr justices in New Columbus
BY MI On, relative 20 school tax.
Reporis Jronl Standing Committees.
By Nh Frazer from the Committee Of ways aud means
against the expedency continuing IN force law exempt
ing soldiers Of the last from pa yment of taxes
BY Mr. Dunn. from committee on Tho JudciIy. bill TO
entitled amend ), Of the
ved statutes Also bill ciealing the Marion cout Vt COM
mon pleas
BY Nj Kel-o against expedeney 81 incorporating the
Evansville and rete IIau,e railroad company.
Nj keso moved 10 lay the report the table. which
tion did prevail
On the question of concur encr in The report Of the COM
mee, the ayes and we've esllsdaye. 80 noes 81.
Mr. Edrnonsion moved amend the bill by Striking out
Sullivan.
MIR Allen moved the amendment by striking out
the word Evansville wherever the b aud it,
sert Vncennes
notion the amendment and amendment 10 the amend
meut, laid on the table.
Mr. Wtheis moved 10 strike out the wotd EyansvilIs
wherever il and insert P,incstoa.
Mr. Allen moved TO amend the amendment BY striking out
Tere iIsuie and inserting Merem aud striking out Evans
vile and Inserting MI. Vernon
NJ Riley moved tie previous question which second
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Peru and snsfs:iEsapolfs eSaiirOss(.
N0llf,E l'0 RR0OEtkA.

yN,HE will rersive sealed proposals and
FOR the construction and
peion of the supesucure GLIDING tie work not embraced
under existing complete the first division
Of the le,ie and tic Ma lncaA polls
railroad ready for the iron rails
The plans Of the specifications and viii be open
three Jaw of Lifting The w ole work 20 be
completed ei s day Of september next Payments
Propositions, will he considered with reference
payments part cash in sock The company that
the CONTRACTOR
In awarding work preference will be given stockholders
+; eoTTiNsoanAM.I con"i-,s.
Nobf.s H. ro,T
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-30

TKouBLE IN YALE CoLLEGE-W We learn from the
Northampton Courier that the faculty OF lale College
have punished several Of the actors the annual GER
enony of "burying Euclid" The faculty were de-
tcrmned To break mp the custom, and threatened thus
year To- take with any who might Ell
gage in it's repetition. Hence the st"deni WIN deliv-
cred the Sermon, and the who read iSe pocm
with one or two others were expelled. Others were
ruslicaied or otherwise punished. Nearly NIL the
students We're spectators, bu, only tho actors were
punished. tutor who went among them az a spy
was roug hly treated rhc students kicked him. knock
ed off hi, hat aud SNOW -balcd hun, until he was Oh
liped Ia flee for biz lc.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TIC HIItS SOl.H ~ IIiutuHup''fS dHu HtuT nc vi
and l. RAJ Road.
40 Acres.
100 CHiraion 100 thirty FTuf Trees
bearing cultivated Fa a good Yea Of Water. 6es,fss
frling q good Frame Deng House ana by1ek SMOKE
House Il Large and COm1aodous Frame Bara.
unciead Farm being about $50 acres
building and Rail Timber
Tac of and most productive sol IN the
sufficiently high and ring Its location u IN
IL proximity The and
affords ready facility produce 10
oeratle good ordeTslch
with but fing make the Farm al
profitable.
property duly appreciated Persons wish
or themselves
Persons
referred jacob Turner of
Indianapolis MI Dunn. who the tor lnOr
r " Indianapolis. tie under ened
considering
will purchaser. which he
with elsewhere the II Wi desable
half hand. The for the remainder
will he i.heraa and acc II. BATES.
Novemh,r CIV
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A PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS,
IN INDIA.N.7POLIS,

Of the Washington Hall C0mpany
XNII Of the Hail Brow nIng's,)
w Thursday January loi9 between hours OF III and
O'Clock South street front of the Depot 20 lots
Of the Depot plan and
ashngton all
TERMS:
fourth hand and the three annual
The VIII be positively sold without
the highest bidder. JAMES BLAKE, Agent
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PHINEAS ID. GURLEY,
Pastor Of the First Pre-byterian Church.
+. {. HOLIDAY,
Pastor Of the Central Nethodi-, <. Church.
VIM MORROW,
Pastor Of the Western Methodist f. Church.
T. II. CRESSEY,
Pastor Of The Isl Regular Baptist Church.
CLEMENT r. BABB,
Pastor of the s, cond Pre>by teiian Church.
A II. MYERS,
Pastor OF the English Lutheran Church.
G. NJ. BESWICK,
Pastor of Robelts's Chapel, NJ. Z. Church.
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AT meeting Of Pastors Of Churches in this city, held Dec
% 1915 the death OF the Rev. Samuel L. Johnson being
bounced. the following preamble aud resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas il has pleased Almighty God IN the exercise Of
his sewerage providence To from labor reward
the Rev. Samuel L. Johnson late Pas Of the Protestant
Episcopal thurch in this city. Thereby dpving the church
Of his services aud society u,efu
and bright ornament. Therefore.
Resored That have heard it'll profound regret Of the
death of the Rev Samuel L. Johnson that recognize
his life the esrabe qualities of good citizen Affection
ate husband and fend, Christian and evange
ical minister of the gospel of Chri.t
Resolved That tender 10 the FAM aud friends Of the
ceased, sincere cond ence, and OF
christian symp,ib by and prayers.
Resolved That attend the funeral Of the Rev. Samuel
Johnson from the Episcopal Church this afternoon.
O'Clock.
Rssolrsd. That copy Of these resolutions signed by the
Pastors OF the different churches this be presented
the family OF the decea'ed and they also published in the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-30

COURT FEnRrARY
Petition for the sale Of Real Estate.
William Sullivan the Z. Ray
ceased James Ray. George @ Holman, Many Ann Ho
Eza Jane Ray, Sarah Ray, Virginia Ray John W. Ray
Thomas Matthews, and Indiana Matthews
Thomas Indiana
notified that petiton entitled case this dsy
defendants named in
court appear the first next
thereof show they why nm
said
Sce should be thereof s.a not
contained, will
proceedings will be had thereon accordingly order of
said Attest. r. y. DUNCAN ct.rs
r. :. WALPoLE, Sol.
nace c0u2s
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ST. mAHy,s SEMINARY.


SEALED VIII Office OF the Secretary
- Of folding ind binding the Laws and Journals OF the
Assembly Of the of Indiana
the form and 10y law The bids will be opened ut
O'Clock p NJ Saturday the 9th day of January,
1919 srded the lowest responsible bidder
bidder will bond and
faithful performance
contract the approvalof the undersigned.
ID. MAGUlRE Auditor Of State,
SAMI.. HANNAH, Treasurer Of State.
of
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ADuEyIsCRAT0R,s S.Lg.

'ENhE Undersigned of the Estate Of James
Ray deceased VIII on thursday the 18th Day Of January
lss9 of the Ray House House
indianapolis sale hi btdc the
property said james b. Ray deceased township in
Marion County Ind consisting Of the following articles
wit; set - vols Hume and noes JOhnson D
Peters Digest ConOvcTs Digest Index Russell
horse and other articles Of personal property
longing said And he following THURSDAY January
18Th ci9. will offer sell the residence Of Mcur
Pike township said County, miles north
from Indianapolis the following property belonging
said estate towit beiiers pillow. Terms OF sale
all three dollars and under hand
three dollars, months date With appro
we'd security and without ef whatever from valuation
appTaisement WM. SULLIVAN
O.
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1n0iana legislature.


SENATE
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, lSIS.
The Senate called 10 oider by the secretary
Mi Emerson, sDd proceeded the election OF President pro
ten oi the Senate The following the result Of the
bsllotngs;
9li 10th llih ~ 18th iih 18th 10Th 18th
MIR Marsh. 2i 20 10 p % 20 10 8 B
Ms Graham, 81
Mr. Randall 81 81 II
Ms Morrison. IL 10 Ii
Scattering, 8 10 IL ii 20 q
MIR Read l6 Is
On moon the Senate adj urned.
Senate ret aud resumed baloting for President Of the
Senate, resulting as follows: