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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

Capt G. w McIean Member 0 the Legialalufe and late
az the United States Navy has kindly semi The following
certificate. II tells lis own story
RAILWAY, Jan. Is, 1917.
a year since was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system left Ia debilitate stale. induced 10
Try DIR. COWNSEND'S SARSAPARlII.A, and AFTER taking
two three bottles, WIS very much relieved, and ar
buie Il entirely the said Sarsaparu have continued
taking H. and find thai improi. every day. believe il
ell my ie and would not be without il under any con
alteration, u q. w. MCLEAN.
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Gayler's Patent Salamander Safes.

yIESl Safes are warranted perfect in every respect and
10 afford full protection for books papers, &C., against
loss by FIRE or thieves !, - -,
"Por comparatively small sum any person may have
an insurance Office Of his own lone which exacs neither
notes OF premiums and which cannot be broken down BY
great fire. 49,. I. 49,,
Cayicrs Patent Double and Improved Single Salamander
Safes Of any dimensions required by Banks, Brokers' Ncr
chants Jewelers. for Records Tor other public oees
made 10 order An ior sale and orders received
IT tic Dppol les Water, between Plns and WAL sre,ls
+ EXTINCTION FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
IL COMPANY insurcs property OF every description
against pers by Fire aud Wafer Chartered ny The Lceisla
ture OF kentucky In ls3.. Capital d3D0.uu
OFFICERS.
JOHN w HUNT, President,
John brand, William Waller
Madison O. Jphnson, Dudley NJ. Craig,
Richard Plndcll james o. Harrison,
THOMAS ID. BANTER Secretary.
All apple atone for Insurance in the cliies Of New York
and Brooklyn will have prompt attention at the Office OF
e Agency No 70 Wall street. where all claims for losses
VIII be literally adjusted and promptly paid
JOSEPH HOxIE, Agent
srrvpss 4 Hoxir, Councillors, n
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GRAIN SACKS---GUNNY BAGS.

GRAHAM BKOTHEKS,
so AND Sc WATER STREET,
MANUFACTURERS and dealers In BdGS A. ND BAG
MI LIV(; offers for sale all kinda OF BAGS for GRAIN,
DC, for Shipping and Home Use. CORN and WHEAT
Sl IRS--I0,OU0, manufactured from Linen, Cotton Duck
and Drills sizes and fabrics warranted
7DNNY BAG 10000; Rmal medium, large and
extra large, for covering Rio Coffee.
FLOOR SD CHS OF yarious fabrics suitable for the
shipment Of Flour to England.
WOOL 81 CRS--l0,CS0
COFFEE Bd GS.-2o000 Rio and Laguyra Coffee Bags,
sizes and fabrics warranted.
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NEW YORK AND LIvERPOoL LINE OF
PACK ETS.

The qualities Of the above ships, and the reputation o
their commanders well known ESery.exeron will be
made To promote lie comfort passengers and the Interests
OF imnoriera The price Of passage from New York 10 III
verpool Is 500 from Liverpool TO New York t2, ncud
ing stores and bedding, without wines Neither the captain
owner Of these ships VIII be responsible for any letters
parcels o. packages unless regular bills Of adg sign
I'd therefore.
For freight or passage, apply 10
W.. -. Il. kElMIr. &c South 81
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

You who have Pale Complexions Dull Eyes, Blotchea
on The Face Rough skim Frcckes, md out Of spi
riisp use bottle two Of DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPA.
RIIIA II will cleanse the Blood, remove the freches
and Botches and give you animation, sparkling fnc
spritp and beautiful conplexon-all OF which ara nj i'm
uenae value TO UNMARRIED LADIES, 81
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JOHN JACKSON, l.sq Editor Of the Railway Republic
congratulated the above certificate, and remarks III an ed
.lutia follows.
hJ- The success Of DIR. TOWNSEND'S PREPARA
TON OF SARSAPARlLLA appears be one Of Tie most
extraordinary character we publish to-day Two certificates
in Its BEHALF from Capt Mel ean of this town. and one
from the Rev, Mr.. Whte Of Staten Island gentleman
well known in Hallway. Capt Mclean beeSestle medi
cine to have saved his life and Mr. White seems enter
tain equally strong confidence In lie efficacy Intelligent
like these would not praise strongly what they aid
not fully believe 10 be deserving t ~ ~ l'1,
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

A.-I,l Almerchandse designed Tor the interior Of
&SafIEaxSk the States OF GEORGIA., SOUTH CARO-
I'M, TENNESSEE, and ALABAMA, sent via Sa,
yannah will be forwarded BY the steam iioat Company Of
Georgia in their Steam Boats Augusta free OF commits.
sion, at the lowest current rate OF freight, r
In addition 10 the steam boat power this Company already
possess they have under construction new steam
boat OF unusually light dram Of water and high speed, built
expressly with ,ew prompt transportation Of
Goods in all stages OF the river navigation
Goods marked Tor The interior Of the country, after reach
ing Augusta or Hamburg, forwarded by the Asehs
there their final destination
shippers may rely upon having the order oil their Goods
carefully looked TO IN Savannah.
Bills OF Lading advising the shipment Of goods, and
letter advising whether insured nnd 10 what point should
always accompany the same, or be sent by mail.
Parties who been lr the habit OF orwariing mer-
chandze the interior Of Georgia by this line and dicect
Ing 10 the of r. NJ Goodwin viii please lake notice
that the connection of that gentleman with this Company
having ceased, all future communications should b. ad.
w. r. WILLIAMS Agent, savannah, Ga.
EXPERIENCES
Messrs. Taylor a. Merrill,
." % Josiah Marcy a. S~n - VII,
t'oodhue x Company, =" i''"
l, III. Brigham, Esq.
llawes Gray a. Co., Boston,
Henry sloan, Esq, Philadelphia.
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DELMoNICo,s HOTEL,

d A. l.. DELMoSICO respectfully inform heir frirnda
II, and e public generally Tint their New Hotel being
now completed. they prepared TO otter accommodations
ior eiher MHilies or gentlemen as may be required
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NEW LINE LIvERPooL PACKETS.

To sail from New York 2ls and from Liverpool 9Th Of
each month,
From N,c York, Eirerpoo.
New ship Liverpool, ll50 tons. Anil 81 Inn. 81
J, Eldridge ! Angus, u octn,er 4
-. a., January q March
wship Queen oi INC Mtst ~ May q July
tons 7. Woodhousc, -. sent " Nov 81
1000. , February n April g.
New ship Constitution, looo'ohs' June q August 6
John Brilon. IOcb,,er II Dec G.
- =, March "a May g.
Ship Houinguer, lop IONS, ira July u Sept. g
Bursley. NOV q Jan
These substantial sailing, INST clnss ships, all built IN
the city OF New York. are commanded b men Of ssp.
rience and ability aud will be despatched nnciuaily on
the 2lst OF each month.
Their cabins elegant and commodios, and are inr.
nshed with whatever conduee ~ the ease and comfort
OF passengers.
Neither the captains owners Of these ships Will be re,
sponsblc for any parcels packages sent by hc unless
regular bills Of ladIng signed hurefor.
for ireightef psssage apply 70
WOODRUFF a. MINTURSNS,
81 South street New York
or to FIELpEN, BROTHERS a co,
.TiNernool
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CHEAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DR. TowNsENDs sARsAPARu.LA is a sovereign
d aurc remedy for ncpient CONSUMPTION and for the
general prosiraion OF the syscm matter whether the
result ofnhercntcanse OF causes produced by rregary
iinesr, or accident
Nothing can be more surprising than LIS nvieornps ef
Sc,B on the human nme. Persons all weakness and las.
dude before taking H. at once become robust and full o.
energy under Its influence II Immediately counteracis the
nsryessness Of the female France which Is the great cause
Of unhsppincss
will not be expected OF In OF delicate ma.
t,re 10 exhibit certificates Of performed we can
assure the afflicted tha, hundreds Of repor
ted to'us - -, 49, -
nm TowNsENp--T all whom this may concern--This
IA 70 certify that my wife used one bottle Of your SASA.
pARiILA previous TO critical Event. tunder the most
alarming and delicate circumstances being troubled with
c ropsy swelling OF the feet nervous affections and very
much de6hated; with my persuasion, and the recomne.
daion Of those who had used IL she was induced to ry H.
with little or faith and suffice IL 10 ray, the medicine
lad the happy and desired effect not only during Tue si
period but after c expiration VI one week ol It's use me
dropsy and nervous affection gave way TO astonishing
degree, and her health 10 now better than had been Tor
long time previous
Il this win be Of any service TO you, or any one who
dodss the OF the medicine, you are entirely vel
come 10 H.
sabscrbe myself your obedlcnt and obliged se'
-HH, = & JAMESON,
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cnNsIlNIpTIoN CURED.

Ceanse and Strengthen. Consumption he cured DroR
rhais, Cvpssn.Dfion Lirtr Cg,dini, Colds, Coughs,
GafayTA Astsaa, iiigqf Blood, So,tntss the CHssf,
HeeAc Flush, Nigh Siredia, Difficult P,ghsc EIpec
.oraiio Pain Ia The Side, DC, Hare been and cah be car.
ed
Probably there remedy that has been
ctssl In desperate of Consumption this II clean
and strengthens the system, and appears to heal ulcers
the nngs and the patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength
ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Read the following and doubt II you can. that Consiinp
ton can cured This Is only OF several kindred
cases, that TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARiILA has cured:
BROOKLYN, Sept II, 1916.
pR TowssRsD-Dear Sir--I was taken, a little over
year ago. with severe cough and pain In my sle Il in
creased very fast indeed was pronounced BY ply
sicans have the quick consumption raised large guam
titles OF bad matter had night swess nnd- sinking very
The hospital In hope being benefited but
a. nc,fnble was greatly dsressed the lungs and
could hardly breathe soon became emaciated and
pected 70 de was confined TO my bed and obliged
have watchers. Indeed Icannot give you amy description
Tint would do Justice 10 casf was supposed by my
friends be past recovery; had tried great number OF
remedies and all seemed TO he Of effect read OF the
most extraordinary cures, performed by your medicine and
10 tell you the truth, suspected there humbugin
them nut induced try H. did 80, and am very
thankful did. cannot say thstI am entirely WELL but
recovered as TO be about my business, and hope
10 be entirely well In few weekR My cough pain in the
aide and night sweas have len me, aud raise but very
little, and fast gaining my usual strength feel my
duty TO give you statement OF my case 70 publish, you
P'easN' rurrp ppo,y,. AZ = I'll, a, p,onLiyn
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m- TAKE NOTICEi--Ths Canton Tsa
Black Tea called NOWADAYS MIXTURE They Intro
ducea IL in America in l50and every other person or
house protesting TO sell the at allmuch less al
lower price the uhwary the public themselves
will peIcsye by comparing the spurious with the genuine
"Howtluap yehded by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package lin addition to It's containing M reigAt
independent Of the wrnpper bears the stamp Of neatess
9n elegance and the Teas therein Thoroughly
from light and air, that their quality and powerful remain
iinmpaired in any climate. WI
CHARLES A. Comfy, Agent,
Al TRMPLEdAN's Rock store
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Da TOWNSEND Dear Sr--I have the pleasure inform
you that three Of my children have been cured Of the Scro
hia by Tie use of your excellent medicine. They
fc,ed very severely with bad sores have taken only four
bottles took item away, for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, los Wooster street.
New York March 1, 1917 ~ g.4s.E vi
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scRoFuLA CURED.
THREE CHILDREN

This certificate concusiyely proves that this SARSAPA.
RA has perfect control the obstinate diseases
afhe blood 1hree persons cured in house Is unpc.
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They possess facilities, IN relation the Tea
Trade In very abundant degree and doubtess superior
any other Tea Concern In America Their scrlpulous
regard all principles that tend TO elevate the character OF
large house IL well understood, and Inns already
them ccnncxion probably, larger than all other Tea Es
hhshnients united and they consequently determined
TO sell Teas atr more fragrant and perfect for the prices
IN The aggregate than any house In the word-China
cepted vi.
They zeaiousy invite the attention Of the nhab
tas q Wssingtohto their Agency where the following
assortmens are always uad; and they feel NO hesta
non ~ stating Tint wherevera single trial IL maf avery
Decided preference given 10 the Teas OF the
CANTON TEA CONF my ,f71 FE
ns-- Reader, make the experiment.
Reiaa Prices as oisa, ccf q. al cases 10 be rer,sd
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,rrTALINE aALyANIc sTRENGTHEN-
- J, 3, cAILAN,
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE i26 FULTON STREET n York
DR.. T. W. DYorT q SONS, ersrRAL AouNrs, No.
.32 North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa
Aren't Tor Washington City, CHARLES STOTT, DRuG.
ssaT, corner 7th street and Penn. Avenue
M Allo, for sale by Druggists generally
~ NOM GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN THE
LkK0E SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND sIoNRp WITH THE wRiTTnN sIoxAruRx or
SIP. TOWNSEND, AND Ma MANI BLOWN IN rms GLASS
uD- d n. ID " o 4 n. On
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
From The 81 LOUIS Republican, Dec. 10.
MURDER OF AMERICANS BY TIE
APACHE INDIANS.
IsDEPESDEEcE Dec 3, ls4G

lSDEPESDEECE, Dec 3, lS49.
Tho party looked for from the Plains ar.
rived to-day, consisting of Messrs Benz F.
Thompson, Hugh w Smith, delegate to
Congress, Squire, A.hbury, John Patton
and others, bringing in the all to Fort
Lcaven"orlh, in all eighteen persons.
portion Of this company left San,B Fc
in August, but when they were a, Los We
gas they understood from some buffalo hunt
ers, that party OF Americans were mur.
dered by the Indians, which deferred them
from coming any further until they were
strengthened in numbers In September
they again started, and when they arrived
al the Pom. Of Rocks, they found the 70.
port they had heard to be too true.
The party OF murdered ones, they found
to be that Of MIR. James N. White, former
ly merchant here, who had with eiph,
others in company (nine in ally started on
in advance of his wagons. Seven of the
number, Mr.. Jas. Nj. Whi,e, Mr. Galway.
Ban. Bausman, known by the name Of
Ben, 1.-The Barber, colored woman, and
some Germans from -. Louis, were mur.
dered and scalped and it is supposed that
Mrs. White, with an interesting daughter.
were carried off cap,ives BY this party Of
Apache Indians, who surprised them and
deal, thus hardly with them.
Upon the arr val Of Mr.. Mitchell AMI Mr.
Spencer, who had remained with the wsg-
gons at Santa Fe, the Governor sen, ou,
some Pueblo Indians TO ascertain whether
or not The Indians held Mrs. White and
daughter as cap,i'es, if 90, they were su.
ihoriscd TO purchase them q, any price.
The party just arrived saw no Indian,
scarcely on their route and met with bu,
title obstruction from severity Of weather.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

DR. WIssrrs's DiyYICvLTius.-The
Cambridge correspondent Of the Springfield
Republican says.
Within few days a new fac, has been
broug TO light, which, while it is another
proof Of the liberaity Of Boston Merchants,
may be Of importance in the long chain Of
evidence against DR.. Webster hessrs
Abbott and ANS Lawrence each had a
mortgage Of $500 on nr Webstr's csbi-
ne, Of minerals, and when the former was
about ssi'ing for England, he found upon
inquiry that DR.. w was then entirely un-
able TO rsy it. He therefore sent him the
mortgage with a request that he would ac-
cept oft. A few days later, Mr.. Amos
Lawrence heard Of this, and he too, for
~srted his mortgage 10 Dr.. w. ina ike
manner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

CoiT OF ARM OF CALrvoysiA.-Csli-
fornis has prepared coat OF arms and
seal, which is described by correspondent
as having on the fore. round grizzIey bear
feeding on cluster OF grapes, emblematical
OF the most delicious uYuries of the coun-
Try. Upon the right is representation Of
Minerva, h lding the Gorgsn Shield in one
hani and speat in the other, embcuna,ical
of its sprnging into eris,ence "a State,
wi,hou, going through the forms Of terrific.
rial government. The reverse is a repre-
sen, .,ion Of the miner, with pick and spade
and implements Of mining, toiling Tor ihs
precious treasure. In the middle a river, on
which are eern steamboats,, enblema,ic Of
commerce. In the distance is the snow
clad tops Of he Sicrrs Nevada a d on
the top the motto Eureka" Il have found
~ applicable either to the miner as success
attends his lsbors or the stranger as he set
ties down in the valley Of the country, or
to the politician as he sees State admitted
q, once without any previous legislation.
FRoM NIxlco.-Nas York, Dee. 20,h.
Dates from Mexico to the 2Sih ult. sia,e
,ha, Congrcs, would adjourn on the itIh.
The b. ownsVilIe Flag accuses Gen. hvslos
with ,yrany and oppression to the inhabit
Itan,s.
The steamship Ohio. from New York for
EIavan, and New Orle,ns, arrived oil
Charleston bar earl, on the morning Of the
10th.
Whoever sincerely .ndearos to do all
the good he csO, will probably do much
more than he imsgDes, or will ever know
to the day Of Judgment, when the secrets Of
the heart shall be made manifest.
Zach has hi, fsulis, wc readily allow,
To this decree our dearest friends must bow
Ones too csrrlr-s, aipthcr'r too correct,
And al slvo our sweet sell have sOuc defect.
When men spesk ~ o. thee liz. ~ +.
rnboAv -'l bslie-e lhrn
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REGISTRY TAxEs.-Persons who..sre G.
siroas Of voting next year must pSy their
Registry Taxes on or before Monday next,
or they will lose III pr vilege Ii is an
important duty, and ought not to be neglee-
Ted and although some may not feel much
interest in the matter just now while there
ia no poll, cal excitement, they mny rsgre,
not having paid The small amour, necessary
at some future period when anxiousIy de-
string to exercise the Elective franc hise.
We trust that every Regissryvoser will at
tend to this mot,er without delay, and pay
in his dollar 10 the Collector ofTaxes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

ANOTHER FIRE ENGINE DESTROYED
Between one and two o'clock this morning
the engine Of the Philadelphia Fire Com.
pany was feloniously taken from their
house in Schuylkill Sixth street, above
George, and carried TO the open commons,
in West Moyamensing, no, far from the
city limits, and in the vicinity Of the poin, OF
Schuylkill Eighth and South Streets
Here FIRE was kindled around it with fuel
from brick yaid, close at hand, and every
ves,ige of the wood work burned. The
members cf the company subs, quen,ly re-
covered The iron work of the apparatus; the
work was placed upon furniture car. and
broueh, to the State House. 1t was ex-
hibited in front Of the Office Of the County
Commissioners, between nine and ten o.
clock, for nearly an hour. A sad spectacle,
truly, for the good citizen TO look upon
Phiiad. Bulletin, Thursday.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS, &c. -
Washington, Friday, Dec. 2ls,.-In the
Senate today, j message was received from
the President. After an executive session,
the Sena'e adjourned till Monday.
In the House Of Representatives nothing
Of importance was done Mr.. Ashmun
moved an adjnurnmcn. until Monday. which
vas not carried. Amidst great confusion
and disorder, the House adjourned until to-
morrow (Sa,urday.)
Faher Mathew iincd with President
Taylor yesterday. He goes South today.
Mcssrs. Barrow, of Virginia, ard Bab-
bit, OF California. lave been admitted ss
suornics and csunsellors IN the U. s. Su-
premo Court.
BALTIMORE, Iriddy, Dec. 2lH.-The
bark Oriole has arrived here from Buenos
Ayrcs bringing an Enghshman named
LEWIS, charged with mu,iny on board said
vessel, while she was lying a, Buenos
Ayres.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

The Ohio Senate still continues unorean-
lied, although il commenced its atempis
to organize on the Isl Monday of the month.
The Hamiltnn count, Senator causes the
difficulty. Tie Speaker pro TEN. recogni-
IS the l. oco claimant. but the whole body
cf Tie Wings refuse To vote Tor Speskerun.
De- snes eifcrr.',-ce..
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AREyoU Going To BosTosl-lf 90, i'm
prove the opportunity to make some good
Bargains, and # you desire anything in the
line OF CLOTHING. go 10 the celebrated OAK
HALL you will ges yonr mrneys worth,
and be pleased with the display Of goods.
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BuRsINo OF THE CAPITOL IN Arkansas.
From the Montgomery Advertiser and
Gazette, we learn tina, the State Capitol in
,ha, city Wa, consumed by fire on the l4.h
and nonght is left OF ,ha, once beautifu
building but III. crumbling walls. Every
provision was to be Immediately made for
convenience Of the Legislator. aud State
officers. Tho clerks Of the two Houses
saved al their p1pers. and the archives Of
the Stale, in the Offices Of the Governor,
Secretary of Stale, Treasurer and Comp
irolIcr, were also saved. Most of the fur
nllnre, and lhs larger portion Of the differ
en-, Libraries, were likewise preserved from
the flames so that the great loss is the
building.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

NAvlL.-Idsuiensn, Alex. NJ. Pennock
is detached lion tho Eayal rendezvous, Nor
folk, and ordered to the sloop-t fwar Mari
on, Commander Clendy, now at Bostou.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

The sum Of behavior 10 TO restrain msn's
own dignity ~i,hort inuuing ~ ,he liber
.l'y ~ sihss
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ELECTION OF SPEAkER.

WAsHIsGros, Dec. 22.--In the house to-day.
Mr.. Stanton offered resolution, which was agreed
to in caucus, that the house proceed 10 the election
ofspcakcr, viva voce. aud ifater calling the roll
three tunes no pcrson has a majority of al the
votes, the roll shall IT, again called, aud the per.
son receiving the largest number Of yotcs, provid.
ing said number shall bc the majority of quorum
shall h. declared the Speaker. After fiery de-
bate Of some hours the rcsolstion Was adopted BY
2 majority.
Nj. Ashmun moved to reconsider the resolution,
but the motion was laid on the table. Messrs.
Stanly and McClcrnard withdrew a. candidates.
and the lallot,ing proceeded.
6lst bnllUt, winthrop 90. Cobb IS, the rect
scattering TotaL2ls.
62l ballot, winthrop 92. Cobb s5 Total fso
], being hve O'Clock, Mr. Baker moved 90 cd
journmcnt. The motion failed, snd the cNand"'
ieTs were lighted.
61d ballot, Winthrop sT, Cgbbs7. h.r'"'Ii''
,-tirg To,,' 2t1
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in his own true God like character ofs free

in his own true God-hke character of free
man, ard crush tie monsters who shall
dare TO attempt to enslave him. Then
shall this " hoIe earth become one mighty
siTterhood Of Republics and all this will
bo effected by the silen, but irresistible, in.
fucpce of the institutions Of our own below.
cd America.