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The following is the vote in detail the last ballot
Andrews Ashmmn, Baker, Bennett Bokee Bowie Breck,
Briggs Brooks Burrows Chester Butler Thos b. Butler J.
p Caldwell Calvin Casey Chandler, Clark Clngman Cole
Duncan Alexander Evans Nathan Evans Fowler Freddy,
Cioodenow Gott, Could Grinne, Holloway, Hampton,
Hay, Raymond Hebard, Henry, billiard Houston,
King George G. King James G. King John A. King lc-
vim, Horace Mann, Marshall, Matteson McGaughey Me-
Kssock, Finis T. Mclean Meaeham Moore, M9rehead
Reed Reynolds Rsey, Rockwell Rose Rumsey Sackett,
r. c. Schenck Schermerhorn schooleTnit shepard Sll-
dn Sn FS VAN yks
Watkins White, Williams and Wilson.
For Ho,reA Cob6-Messrs. Bay, Bayly Bowdon, Bowln,
BOYD, William J. Brown HARRISON, G. a. Caldwell, W. r.
W Cobb Daniel, Dinmick, Disney Dunham Ewing Fuller,
Gerry, Gilmore, German, Green Hacket Hall, Hamilton,
Harnonson Isham G. Harris. Samson w Harris Hibbard,
fer Littleied, Job Mann, Mason McClernand Mcdowell
McLanalan, Robert NJ McLane, Miller, Milson, Morse,
Parker psasee Phelps potG, sosDns Robin
Thomas James Thompson, VIM. Thompson, venabe Wal
den, Wallace Welborn, Wildrick.
For Mr. Fredericksburg AlbeItson, Bingham, Buel Gable
Carter Cleveland Doty, Fitch, Harlan, Mcdonald, Morris
Ods Peck Sweetser Waldo, Wentworth, Whtesly, Wood
For Mr.. Tuck-Nlessrs Allen, Campbell Crowell Dur
kce Giddlngs, Howe, p King, Root and Wilmot
For Nr Richardson Messrs. Ash, Averet,, Beard, Bis
SELL Bocock 4. G. Brown, Burt, Colcock Edmonson
Featherston, Hammond T. l. Harris, Howard lnge ia
Alex R. Holiday and Hubbard.
For Mr.. Clereland-Mr. Booth.
For Mr.. Geniry-Alcssrs Cabel, Morton, Owen, A. II
Stephens and Toombs
Foo Mr.. Welborn-Mr. Holmes.
For Mr.. lcCierndnd-Mr. F. P. Stanton
For p. King-Mr. Tuck.
On motion, the House, at 3s, adjourned till Tomorrow
IL O'clock.
wAsHIscros, FarDAy DEC 7, 1919
SENATE.
The Senate the usual hour, and after spending som
time conversation the conclusion that there wou
be organization of the House to-day, and adjourned
twelve o'clock Tomorrow
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House met at twelve o'clock, and the Journal
rcnd
Mr. Hlard remarked that the tecrs yesterday had mad
verisny recorded the of Mr. Holiday having
for Mr. Winthrop The correction had been, however mad
in the journal
On motion OF Mr. Bayy, the House resumed the contes
for Spcaker-the gentlemen yesterday acting
tcers.
The ro hayinn henn called the teers renored the follow
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poETICAL.
E1r the EnCuirr
To tn. Memory OF L. G. Taylor |. Fellow student
BY g. NICHOLSON.


BIZ 8. NICHOLSON.
Honor % tby name and peace 10 thy bier,
We mourn thee brave friend we still hold thee dear
Tbomoh yrapt in the tomb, and far from our view,
Thoneh .natch'd from midst, and Deaths Icy dew
f;athsr over nv face and freeze on thy brow,
We see thee in mem'ry-see thee cen now.
THOUGH thv noble heart has eyermore ceasd TO beat
Thy grasp eead welcome thy tongue ceasd to greet
Though weeks may have pass'd years may have fled,
And Pleasures aluremcnts around us be spread,
Sill in our sadness we'll bend Ger thy tomb
Feel our affection, mourn thy early DOOM
Coud friendship and tears have retarded grim DEATH
On slehs have prolonged thy swift fleeing breath,
Thou couldst have left us TO greve al thy fate,
To sigh for thv loss as the Dove for her mate.
BUT now thou art gone. oh peace TO thy ashes
For cen as the star that wrinkles and flashes,
We saw thee with youth and genius array'd,
And every good trait in thee was displayd.
But alas thou hast left and gone TO thy God
Thy Wondering form lies meath The cold ciod;
Let il teach US to reflect on the frailty OF ne,
How certain the grave must finish our strhe.
IT'S the home Of the rich, the gray ana tne PROUD
For the king and the peasant-aye all wear 'ie siouu
The Earth's but graveyard where all men must lie;
'Tis the great home from which we never can ny
All the bright flowers that open and In beauty biooih
Serve but as gems TO decorate the tomb;
And every clear s,reamlet as itsports Ger its bod
Iayes with it's waters the place Of the dead.
And be where we may-go where we will
Death follows US there's there with US still.
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From the Literary Garette.
NOVEMBER

Oh who is there of us that has not felt
The sad decadence of the falling yearl
And marked the lesson still with grief and fear,
Writ in the crumbled leaf and widely dealt;
When longer burns yon woodland belt
Bright with disease tree in glowing death
Leans forth cheek Of flame, 10 fade and melt
In the warm current Of the west winds breath.
Nor vet through thin blue mist, on slope and plain,
Droops the red sunlight in dream of day
But from that lull the winds Of change have burst,
And purged the drowsy air with chilling rain
And spoiled the groves and aved and wreaked their worst
Till all the scene seems harsh, and cold and grey.
Greenfield, Mass F. G. H.
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THE NIAGARA FALLS SIIJcInp u1.1,,prcn
Inc newspapers we see auy indignant because Mrs
Miller q dd NOT ng herself over the Niagara in
ssda OF Mnglng nereei-as she dd-nto the arms of Mr.
published yesterday article headed Meancholv o.
which gave the particulars Of the suicide of Mrs
suicide elopement has taken place in which man
baEemor acted very conspicuous part Mrs Miller suc
oeeoeo IN creating deep sympathy in the minds of the pub
&c ior every one supposed from the indications of sorrow
depicted in the note she left and the tender farewell to her
cnden that unless her heart over budened with grief
sue never would have committed the rash act of which il
appeared, she had been guilty l>' :
seems that deep scheme Of deception had been con-
eocsed between the man Blakemer and Mrs Mer-the let,
were written the watch and money left on the table the
nget severed from her head the children kissed an aec
onss good night" the Grape Tied to the railing and the
Sn,ne SlG T, woman having mo wish live longer
into carriage with this Blakemer drove hastily TO
TOOK the Express ain East in order TO keep pace
VIII me tmes arrived Syracuse and were arrested thus
ends Inc iatess suicidal humbug What next
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AUTUMN LEAVES.
EY MRS. II. J. LEWIS.

Oh! robes of beauty flung DER wood and bower,
Called by Spring voices from the tomb of life,
How were We blest in sunshine and in shower,
How have We noby borne the tempests strife!
Leave US not yet! not weary grown!
OF loneliness Der hill and valley strewn;
Leave not yeti
The skies expand with deeper blue by day,
The stars more brilliantly adorn the night,
Than when the Summer held its potent sway
And sprinkled flowers upon its track ofligh
Still TO the dewy morn, the heightened arc;
The Joys of Summer do spirits cleave!
Leave not yet
Green leaves that answered to the Zephyr's call,
That gave the young bird shelter in its nest,
Bright ewes grow dim with shadows as We fall,
Changed, shriveed, rusing the earths cold breast
The south wind scarce has cooled and We are dying
oh why thus early to the dim grave hiengl
Leave US not vet
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE

We have read this able State paper with deep interest and
lively satisfaction and publish entire in columns Of
day IL is highly credtabe the chief Executive OF the
State and has excited universal admiration, the part OF
friends and opponents for its elegance and force Of style and
bold openness in its opinions and recommendations Some
few of its suggestions inclined except but its
views generally meet with hearty acquescence and ap
prevail. His position and language upon the rights OF tie
South manly and digned and his sentiments
tered in and spirit worthy OF the ancient of this
good old Commonwealth and worthy of his iusous sire
and predecessor in office.
We cannot commend too strongly this admirable message
the persa Of readers and that portion OF II in par
cula which speaks of the future prospects of Norfolk under
wise and liberal system of internal improvements we'll
calculated the attention OF our citizens
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MARRIAGES..

Married. in Cincinnati on the Goth inst, by the Rev.
Samuel B. Wilson, d. d., Rev. Henry RurrSER, L. L. D.,
Of Virginia Miss LAURA JAsE, second daughter Of Mr.
Cloudsbury Kirby, Of that city.
Married. in Philadelphia by the Rev. Dr. Ducachet on the
morning of the 4th December +. f.. DIxoS to CATHERINE
c. DALLAs. daughter of the Hon Geo NJ. Dallas.
Married. in Washington City, Tuesday evening By the
Rev Smith Pyne, WILLIAM |. Stone, Jr, to Miss MARY
Frances, eldest daughter of Thomas Green Esq, all Of
that city.
Married, the 27th Nov. in Lynchburg by the Rev Mr.
Vaughan FREDERICK L. SWIFT, Esq, of Hanover county,
10 Miss PAULINE ELorIsA JONES of Lynchburg.
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For The ENQUIRER.
Ut Me EHql
PRIScE EpwARp, December 3,

PRINCE EpwAnp, December j. lS49.
II being pretty definitely asceaincd that Mr. w. T. Woot.
on the PRESENT Democratic representative of the county OF
Prince EDWARD has concluded retire from political life il
becomes lis party look around in time for suitable indi-
vidua their candidate for the Spring of 1850 indi
ydua who is both worthy of their strenuous and undivided
support md capable of efficiently serving his party and his
county il representative capacity Such ono, in
opinion Mr.. Don Pedro Tayor-an active Jealous whole
soued Democrat gentleman of sound judgement, ofbera
practical enlightened and comprehensive vews-n Short
qualified every respect for the proper and faithful discharge
of the dites of representative Entertaining, sin
cerey d. the above opinion Of Mr. Taylors merits do
not hesitate anxously propose him party per-
son well deserving of their nomination and suffrage.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Er,roct ofo I..tt>, firm, n. coy,,-,,

Extract Of Letter from the Country.
"Our friends in the Legislature have commenced we- is
hoped they will 60 they have began. 1t is time to
make the gentlemen Wings ee-They had fair warning
and could have put stop to removals in Virginia. yet
of them holding Office under the State refused to do any
thing and Others "wot Of" active in having Demo-
Gratis emovsd.-Better times are coming"
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, DEC.

MEETING OF THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.-Thc
House fully organized Democrats elected 10 all the Off
" -
The Democrats from Hamilton county, whose seats are
disputed by the Wings have been admitted The Preesoers
IN tins case, generally voting with the Democrats
Senate Both the gentlemen who were candidates claim
the seat and are to be in There has been some ami
mated and sharp speaking on both sides.
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ONE MONTH LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.


California adoption Of STATE Constitution
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
New YORK. December - p. VI.
The Crescent City arrived here this afternoon from
Chagcs with dates the % November from San Francis
CO. She brings less than 81 100000 of gold dust
freight besides about 100000 in the hands OF the passen
gers.
She brings 60 passengers including the Minister from the
King of the Sandwich Islands.
The accounts from California continue encouraging-such
as will by check the tide of emigration. Tho
health of tho miners generally goad excepting occasional
attacks Of dysentery, of very light character
There continued be large arrivals of emgrants from.
the United States and Europe and hundred Eng
ish vessels lying off San Francisco The overland
emsrants also pouring in very rapidly, many Of them
having suffered great prvalons the route.
There had been naval execution board the L. S. fri
gate Savannah Of the having attempted take the
life OF officer.
The State Constitution of California has been adopted BY
the Convention, and is published in the newspapers.
No less Than 1900 passengers passed through Chagres
their way 10 Panama the 25h and 10Th Of October,
and about 100 Panama waiting passage San Fran
cisco.
The brig Avaan and Susan G. Owens, of Philadelphia,
arrived nj San Francisco on the 9th October.
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Telegraphed for the Baltimore American.

Robertson from Baltimore was arrest
ca IN the Senate Chamber to-day whilst thetsninr tha s
Of Mr. Clay He was committed jail supposed 10 he in
sane stated that he had previously asked ar Fooe
70 oSsr resolution that MI. Clay is entitled to seat in
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M'SslssIPPI-The majority of General Quitman, DEM,
for Governor will exceed 10000 The Senate consists of 20
Democrats, and 10 Whgs the House. 90 Democrats and
36 Wings.
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ais said, by the coyington Qa) paper that Mr. Hanne
Christmas '''
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:..z. nosr1.srER GENERALS REPORT.

W. ha "a room for this document, which is puohshco -
Ia Baltimore Sun in advance of its delivery. we,
.,b e,r facts from that paper. 1t seems that ne
ct closely in the footsteps the mucabused Cave 'on
-, NJ coll,mer. like Mr.. Johnson, recommends NC "
rd,on of uniform rate of postage OF hVe Genus VI '1
,o,,er and aiyes very satisfactory account Oh 'i
rocein,s Of the department. rendering such feoue'on
;, 10 com,ain. like Mr. Johnson, OF the monopoi. -
ro,d and the consequent expensive transportation u INC
mail by railroad company-a complaint when WIN l''.
l s there are chartered companies Tor ms OF any
public purpose whatever. ,-.,o,. ,hoy
aAs 10 The changes in the Ptrsond OF the oep H. heeI
m indicative of the comprehensive REFORMS "liei ~
carried out during the present non-prosciipi''
ton of General Taylor :.d ,.;,bn the wear end
10; Inne 20b S3o was 633-of that NUMBER Wei, 49,, -
1 SEQUENCE of designations 1873 deaths; -o1 .'ans J
sizes. blob removals. ii expired cornmssioh5 d,ia an.
Dc commissions renewed % by becoming % sinno ne
,onts in consequence yielding more man eiooo r.
pnnnm. a2 new offices. The department. HaPPeais' " -
fourishing condition e, a,r,or, 10 highly fayora
The aross revenue of the last fiscal year announce ~
81 on, T6 81: the expenditures during the year .rer
$40 lo7 "a leaving excess in favor OF Tue NJ
Of si2G 27 Isl add 10 which, the approprlatons enna
Ist SOC, 555 S. and there remains of uneNpeiiueo ~
s69l ,6s2 TO- e,,,. cod cos, of mail ser
WI. abroad routes where monopoly excludes competi
on and the estimates for the current year IN s las Il
- increa sed use of railroad service amount 10
The rlef of the letter postage from the iranhhg
docoted and the injustice of imposing upon hc puu
hah tho most office tax for portion oil government SUI
vice exhibited. An uniform rate OF cents per ' " ''e
pasted
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In addition the above will add Wing postmaster and
equity postmaster Here is showing that in the
ounty Of Pocahontas where three Democrats to one
vhg there are 20 Offices held by Wings while there are but
held by democrats. 1t also shows as consequence OIL
he large Wing majority of Justices that all the ucra
i've Offices are held by Wings Does this not speak for re-
uni Homes, men must be the Judges b. \.
similar list published in the Fincastle Democrat shews
hat the Wings have 49, while the Democrats have Il OF the
fices in Botetourt county.
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a QUESTION OF ABILITY.--Ata late I.ocofoco
ing in Illinois Judge Dougas Senator from that State said
that John Wentworth should be kicked of the party
Now well known that Judge Douglas about the short
in Congress- the shorness being mostly in his legs
and John Wentworth is the tnest In Congress- the tall
being mostly in his legs Wouldn't it be funny operation
Judge Douglas trying TO kick John Wentworth out OF
anywhere Il Ner York Tribune.
Cot. PALFREy.-This esteemed ctzen-a ga!iTzS3dier
of sl5-has been removed from the Office of Receiver of
Public Monies in New Orleans and Mr.. De Armas appon
ted Col Palrcys democracy the cause Of his removal
Lafayette (La) Lire Oak.
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TREASURY ESTIMATES FOR THE YEAR 1851.

Letter from the Secretary he Treasaryea i 5sT oases
last night Washington bs;na letter from
Isa e Secretary s of The transmitting to res h
estimates Of additional appropriations, Gs e9uI nd foo 1f the
yGs o. ending din june 30 1851 The volume contains an I'M
The ANIMAL report Of the required for
the support Of Government the year enng June 81 l0'
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Eslmafes IS q u ,pup Of Compress s2l6,354
For t,3i Con'peI nanibnr - A''''' 1884
1f Of oesr and Clerks of Congress ss
Contingent expenses Of Congress -,I'oo1
Library OF Congress bfIaM
Salary of President and Vice President ce'9oc
EXPENSES of State Department oo'toN
For general purposes of North East Executive .mnf
Building ,o,, oossGI
Salary of Secretary of the Treasury and Clerks sIooG
First Comptroller and Clerks a a5'eoS
Second Comptroller and Clerks n 5aose
First Auditor and Clerks s s1oos
Second Auditor and Clerks It9sc
Third Auditor and Clerks o. ad'. ,0
Fourth Auditor and Clerks 200,
Fifth Auditor and Clerks iS'1s0,
Treasurer and Clerks $4,000,
Register Of Treasury and Clerks ,o'soo,
Solicitor Of Treasury and Clerks l looo
Commissioner Of Customs and Clerks i''ooo
Incidental and contingent expenses of Treasury
Department ''''
For genera i: purposes u ''ou'" ''''' 29,02G
nd n,,,,s IF Interior 2ls,3la
SURVEYORS General and their Clerks % ~
War Department ot'o,1
Navy Department ,o1 oos
Post Office Department 1 I'n'oot
Judiciary tW'Se
Annuilies and Grants ,oc 40. 20
Light House Establishments D nooaor
Intercourse with Foreign Nations S9o''"
Expense ior OIL Go'ec"0h VI NC '"" l7Os3s
Survey of Public Lands 6 co. a 1os
rhalan nFp''""e"' l,433,s9G
,.na',r, pe,;,onorv If District of Columbia 1855
Enr censns If Iss0 l,l6,O0C
i, 80, s.,,nr,,no and District Courts 557 ,537
EXPENSES Of unatcs in Maryland Hospital S'o0o
For repairs OF Capitol, Capitol grounds &c |o,uoo
For repuirs of Presidents house, &c. ,4,ooooo
For lighting Pennsylvania Avenue H'ooo
For compensation and contingent expenses ol -.-
auxiliary guard o''''
For repairs, Keepers and rembulslng cofpoia : ooo
ton 1860 for rcpairs) ",ooo
~, ,,,lot;p tha inn
u oyc cprnp''''"s VIZ '"'' 10000
For completing the graveling &C., on Four ,oo
and-a-hali street 49, i,-oo
For the support OF paupers IN the washington onoo
Infrmary =, N'oo0
Towards completing the grading, planting with
s nGes, a wes ,rng r'''' 10000
For extending sewers and improving the grounds ,
south of the Presidents house ZooVo
For paying balance due for laying gas pipes,
&c within the Capitol and Capitol grounds,
anu ,oi ho o"ae''''' 'N $500
Cor comnlenp eastern wing of Patent Office 100000
f0 ne progressing WIN "'''' S 100000
From the Patent fund $500
Army proper 1864, 1877
Military Academy 1893 29S
Fortificaiions and works of defence 754 500
SnaGs IS 900
Rivers and harbors l,0355O0
Building light houses 63560
Armories, Arsena5 and munitions of war 1872 646
Arearages under act of May 1920 1000
For Office of Secretary of Navy l,4l5650
Bureau of construction and repairs 3,950,000
Bureau Of ordnance and photography 297, 46l
Bureau Of Navy Yards and Docks 7,245
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing 756, 200
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery $4,000
Marine Corps 37l,722
Expenses Of coecting the revenue from GUS
toms 2,75O,000
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IT, ~ It<s,o, IJ..r;s, S>,,;u,J

10000 Oo,1v,s1oN np p spoI IN COUNTY
M III. f no vs;on or Offices in pocnhonas
1877 90 b h n;shed hv friend and resident of Poca
I99 295 & @ H. 70 yeI ~ show Who rean the ,spols in
754 500 90 h; n Goum.. ronmonwc,h. r ~
900 s, The rIowino correct list of the
OBS 500 co. =; IT. nn ,v;,h sher roanocvc nolcs
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WIG SELF-DENIAL..


John Y. Mason was late meeting Of the Stockhold
of the James River and Kanawha Company reelected
President by almost unanimous VOTE He was it will be
remembered Secretary OF the Navy under Messr Tyler
and Polk The Richmond Republican gives this result u
political and claims the election of Democrat as Pres
iden of joint stock Company decisive proof that no
thing farther from the immaculate heart of the Wing party
than the idea of prescription. Its words follow
I'VE may add, could striking proof of Wing lber
atty and freedom from proscrpve spiri, be manifested
than the strong support which Judge Mason received Fl
Wings p
Could anything be absurd Is Whiggery about 10
claim lis inacnabe right every Office Of this kind %
well those of justices OF the peace and county officers?
il has il is true, present. almost great monopoly
them as Of the latter but is that possession considered
constitute right Ii So the claim may Justly he
up for the State offices in Richmond, long held by
Wings We should like the Republican show its
sisency by thus extending the principle There dan.
ger of its doing go however They would be instantly
ed out and thus the very object defeated the Republican
seeks advance by this miserable little plea the keeping
them in their places,
We will only add, that the desperate attempts were
made by the Richmond Wing the head and front of the par
ty defeat Judge Masons election. The shameless and
almost insane attacks it made with that view his pri
character may be said have had slight effect
swelling his majority. And that is about the only way in
which he is indebted 10 the spirit Of Whigsery.
Winchester Iirginian.
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The following was the vote on the las, ballot

The following was the vote on the last ballot:
For Mr.. WinMrop-Messrs Alexander Andersen H..
Andrews Ashmun Baker, Bennett Bokee BOWIE 1 Res.
JOS p Caldwell Calvin Campbell Casey c rnos b. sS
Clingman, Cole Conge Conrad corwin crowe, n.bs
Evans Fowler Frcedey Goodenow Colt Gons' Msihaa
Holloway, Hampton Hay Raymond Hebard HIT u,inns4
lard Houston Howe Hunter Jackson James eJI oS, III
A. King, Levin Horace Mann Marshall Ma, Ming JOB,
Gaughey McKssock, FINS E. Mclean, MeasI.teson Die
Moreheat, Nelson, Ness Newell oge oa, o"n MOOR n
nix, Pitman, Putnam Reed Reynolds, Rsey Rn., rna
craft Shepard, Sylvester Spading Sprague, S,,n SChoc
Stephens, Taylor John B. Thompson Thurma, made
hill, Van Dyke Vnon Watkins, White, Williams ~, Ineer
For Mr., CGlb Of GeOrgia-Messrs; Ashe Bav p..A
George 4. Caldwell, W. R. W. Cobb Daniel maSel
man, Green Hacket, Hail. Hamilton Harrison Hs uor'
son. lshan g. Harris, Samson W. Harris Hbbardi hmm
land, Andrew johnson, Jones' Kaufman La Sere s as
Li'eield, Job Mann Mason McCernand Mcdowell W
Lanahan, Robert VI. McLare McMullen McWill at ne
Mlilson Morse Parker, Pcaslee Phelps Potter Rcb,I
Robbins Robinson, Savage, SaWtee stc,sen, sronp
Thongs James Thompson Jacob Thompson, Wm Thoms
For Mr. Po.ter--Messrs Albertson W Rro =
Cleveland. Doy Fitch, Harlan McDonar.etsN are arc
Peck Ross r. H. Staun,on Swee,ser Waldo Wh uas
Wood and Danham "''rsey
For Hr Uiimot--Messrs. Allen. Boo,b D,rtoo ,.,,,,
Root, Tuck and 7. King ''I3ihes,
For -Hr. Rmhartlson-Messrs Averett, Bssell Rocco,
Burt Colcock, Edmonson. Hammond T. L. Harris Hol,,
Powell Seldom Venabe Wallace Woodward Youns Rso
For Mr. Hrong-Messrs. Bingham, Wentworth 81 o''e
For Hr. Gentry-1lessEs Cabeil, Morton, Owen. A ri
Stephens and Toombs " ~
For Mr. NOrse-Mr Holmes
For .Hr Mctlernand-1fr. f. p. Stanton
For .Hr Booh-Mr. Wimot
There being no choice and likelihood OF one To-day o.,
motion Of Mr.. Johnson. Arkansas the House adjourn
till al ~ O'Clock