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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-27
Franklin WOODEN Factory.

Franklin w oolen Factory.
RA 900 LBS. of Wool wanted by
OU,UUU the subscriber, for which
the highest market price will be paid in
Cash and Cloth.
The undersigned having fitted up the
building formerly known as the 'sF'faakltn
Tanneru,' are prepared to manufacture most
kinds of Woolen Goods, in as good style as
any establishment in the western country
Cloth manufactured on shares, or by the
yard, and warranted to be done well.
Cloth Dressing and wool carding done at
the lowest price, and warranted to give good
satisfaction, as our machinery is mostly
new, and in good order. Particular atten>
tion will be paid to custom cardng.
We will receive in payment wool, or most
A'''' u w. HICKoX & co.
Franklin Mills, April 90, 1849.
JAS. C.. MOORE. EDWIN s. FoLJaMBE.
MOORE IL FOL5ANzBE,
Dealers in all kinds of Saddles, Harness, Va
Uses, Travelling Bags, Trunks, &c. &c.
Three doors west of the Franklin
Exchange.
Franklin, MAY 90, la49.
a,ALT, Fish, Plaster, White Lime, Water
- Lime, Iron, Nails, Steel, Pine Shingles,
&c. &c, kept constantly on hand and for
sale at about Warehouse charges from cost.
KENT, ,GRENELL s. Co.
Franklin Mills, July 7, 1849.
TyRENCH PRINTS.-The largest and
Il handsomest assortment ever offered In
Portage county can be seen at our store
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, July 7.
* MECHANISM better or cheaper as
VI sortment can be found in the State OF
OHIO. KENT, GRENEI.L & Co.
Franklin, July 7.
CARPETINGs of superior q1ality and
" beautiful patterns lower then ever before
offered in Portage county.
KENT, GRENELL s. Co.
Franklin, July 7.
CPRING STANDARDIZATION g. Pittsburgh
- warranted good.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, July 7.
DUGGY SPRINGS g. AXLES. Equal in
ID quality to any ever made, for sale cheap.
KENT, GRENELL & CO.
Franklin, July7.
DUGGY LAMPS and Brass Bands, for sale
ID by KENT. GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, July 7.
| CALT.-soo Bbls. New fine Salt in Prime
| - order, just received and for sale at a
small commission.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin July Z, la49.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-27

Notice to Core tractors.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y the Office of the Cleveland and TWINS
burgh Plank Road Co. in Twjnsbnrgh, till
sun down of the S1st inst. for the Grading,
Masonry and Planking of six miles of Road
between Twinsburgh and Bedford. Plans
and specifications of the work will be ready
for inspection on and after the s2a inst.
Twin sburgh, Aug. 18th: lS49.
By order of the Directors,
JOSEPH STURGES, Sec'y.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-27
A lstter from Thames, oxfordshire, England

lstter from Thames, Oxfordshire, England,
dated Sept. 20, 1916, says
''Ifyou could inform me regarding an Agency
for The Lithontriptic Mixture, if | could obtain
it, &c, should be glad. We much admired the
style in which it is put up, and have been strong
ly convinced of its great curative powers. 1t was
tried here in a case of worms a child, and with
perfect success; a case of dropsy also was cured
by it; some number of cases of eruptive diseases,
&c 4 could sell a large quantity, indeed my
friends have offered me the money to forward
for a few dozen of the article, but | know not
where to address my letter, save through you.''
This was handed us by a gentlemen from Can
ada who forwarded Il quantity of Vaughns Med
ieine to England for sick friend. Such is its
character all over the world. Call at the A
gcneies in this paper, under Great American
Remedy, nd get pamphlet.
EXCELLENT OINTMENT. 4
Mr.. Sloan-Dear Sir For a considerable
length of time | was seriously afflicted with the
Rheumatic complaint, and applied freely the
various liaimcnts, piin-kiliers, &C., without OBJ
tanning any relief After which your agent at
this place influenced me to try your Ointment,
and within two weeks from the time | eommenc-
ell using it, the pain ceased, and was etfectually
cured. and shall recommend all who are SINH
larly afflicted with the distressing complaint. to
procure your excellent Ointment without delay
Respectfully yours,
OSCAR F. MOTT
PrinccEille, Peoria co. My l, 1S4s
81 See Agents names at the head of Sloan's
Column. For further particulars and testimo-
ills; get Pamphlets of agents.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-27
CONSTITUTIONAL convention in Indiana.

Itseems that the people of Indiana vo-
ted at the late election. on the question of
convention to revise their Stale Constitu-
ton. In SO counties heard from, the vote
stands:
For Convention, ...... .4l,083
Against it,: :........ .3o,36S
; There is no doubt that The people have
decided in favor of convention.
PATRIOTISM. board the Mayffower
yesterday, says the Detroit Free Press,
were several Hungarians on their way to
take part with their brethren in their strug-
gle for freedom. They have sacrificed
good and valuable farms to obtain the
means with which TO reach their father
land, to fight her battles. One of the num-
Der said he felt confident that at least one
thousand Of his countrymen would leave
Wisconsin within short time to fight for
the liberty of their native land. With a
people, evincing such patriotism and love
Of country, and so strong desire for free
dom, can success be doubtful?
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-27
STRAYED OR STOLEN

FROM the subscriber, on the sth instant, a
IL red COW marked with small star on her
forehead, horns turned slightly in, also a large
white spot nterspersed with red spots on the left
flank, the COW is about seven years old. Whoev-
er will take up and return said COW or give in
formation to the subscriber in Ravenna shall be
literally rewarded.
RI. COLLINS.
Ravenna, Aug 13 1s49. 3w2l9.
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rush for Fy0x Seed,

yEyHE subscriber is prepared to pay the
highest market price for any quantity
of Flax Seed, delivered at the Grist Mill OF
Whttesy & Brothers or at his New Oil
Mill half mile above Campbells Port on
the canal.
JOHN WHITTLESEY.
July 23, 1349.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-27

IRON AND NAILS.-A large assortment
Just received and for sale low by
A. V. HORR,
May 5th. Shalersvlle.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-27

DATENT MEDICINES Pills,
4 Fahnestocks' Vermifuge, 9hompsons
& Cooks Eye Wafer, SIoan's, Ira ks and
McAlister's Ointment, Hebrew Plaster, NJ cr-
chants Garglng Oil, Punderson's Condition
Powders, American Oil, Osgoods' Chola-
gogue, Wistars' Nild cherry, Fanghn's S
Lithontriptic, Fosgates' Cordial, Lyons
Dvsentery Cordial, Newton's Pills, Bitters
& Ointment, SC. &c.
For SAFE by 7. SWIFT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-27

RE ETALLIC Fire Proc. Paint, for sale by
lVH July Q. !. SWIFT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-27

NOTICE.
CIRCUMSTANCES not within my control
" compel me to ask all those indebted by
note or otherwise, to call and settle and pay
up their respective dues, without delay.
S. DAY.
Ravenna, July %, 1849.
d GROSS Townsend's Sarsaparilla, just
a reed. and for sale at
June 25th. HORR's, Shaersville.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-27

CWISS MUSLIN ROBES-A few patterns
ISlefl of those Rich Needle Work Muslin
Robes, for Ladies Dresses.
S. A. & r. A. GILLETT,
Nav 90 I2Aa
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ENRICOPiIEkOUS for the Hair and Pun.
IL gents for the Head, for sale bv
July Q. |. SWIFT.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-27

At the NeU Fonndry an Franklan!!!
A few rods below Kent's FIGURING MIL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-27

GHOES-Just opened, splendid stock Of
- Ladies and Clildrens shoes at
Nav %. 134g. GILLETTS.
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1,RIcks 0k, NuACKs.

..l.I--zz.zzzrrEE-.zgzsEE.s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-27

a UINlNE at LEFFINGWELL &. COS
w June IL.
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ssaerIff,s Sale.

Windham, Aug. 22, 10. 4w2s
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LivxnrooL cLAssrrIcsrror.

Corrrr.-Tbere were nc ssles OF Importance, though
FnH-The demand wa. limited. and confined to the
wants Of the trade Prices were without change
FREfGHrs There was material change in rates to
Liverpool moderate engagements we're being made at
about 7-32d for cotton 4d ADD for grain; is Cd for
70 be- sood demand for shipment ., goods to Csiitor
MIA at $50 per NJ Tor lumber, about 50 90 per bb and
about coo. per cubic foot was asked.
Fnrtr.-fn raisins there variation 20 notice,
and the ssles 600 boxes at 81 81 also sales Of IS
bales Of lvics almonds, on terms not made public.
HsY.-1, COO bales sold, at 10 n Coo.
Hprs.-Tbe receipts have been considerable for the
lss three days and the demand continued good prices
were higher for Boenos Ayrss per the Mercurias aud
Ayrss per the Mercurius, at he. q NE, mos
aud 4oto orinocos, at &c, mos. Previous to the
arrivals 900 Porto Csbellos had been bought at 90
mos, and 900 orinocos at 1olsc, time both In
Baltimore, for this market
MoL,sss..-There continued q good inquiry for
crop New Orleans With ssles Of coo bills at 3oc
BY auction 100 bhls old changed hands at Ice, cash
N.,n srong.-The demand was moderate, and the
market steady fer rosn with Gales Of 400 bills at 81 IL
for North county aud 81 rs for Wilmington spirits Of
turpcntine buoysst with sses q 200 bills at 37c
Ou.-Linseed was without change, and the sales
com prised 1000 gallons, at 72c. cash.
Lr,rnrn.-The receipts have been fair, the demand
on CaNE.- 100 tons Of thin oblopg for export, sold
at $40.
FRo,tuoSs --rorkThe sale. embr,ced 200 bbls. In
cudipp prime ct IS SO IS 62, and mess at $40 s7H
sll Beef dull and heavy. at 80 for prime, and
50 Goa 80 20 for mess Prime mess beef was dull; 30
uerces country colo at SIS So OF beef hams leo bbs
we're sold ct S12e 2i. s12 rs Dressed hogs were In
demand. at aJAc. Lsrd-The ssles were, 900 bbls.
and tierces at exc and 900 kegs. at o. s6Ao But
ter and cheese we're without change
RrAL FsTArE.-sslss by Anthony j. Bleecker, auc-
toDeer1 lot Thirty eighth street south side be-
twes Fourth and Madison avenue, 70 II by W, Sl375
do on Thirty. seventh street north side between
Fourth and Lexington avenues each rs II by vs., at
81 200, So 400 do. do, rs n by ~, 81 225 do
1birtysevenb street, south eide between Fourth and
Madison avenues, each rs ~ by 9s at 81 900, $500
do do rs n by % ct 81 Soc, 50 100; do on corner
81 Thirtysxtb and Fourth avenue IS # by sS, 50 $50;
I do. ON Fourth avenue adjoining the last described
rs It, by SO, 1882; do Ihittystth street north
side between Fourth and Madison avenue each rs II.
by S. at 81 EC0 80 SEQ do ON Thirty seventh street
south eide. bet~een Fourth and Lexington avsaues
each 25 n by vs. ct 81 100, SO coo do do rs n. BY
IS at s1lsO $500 z do Thirty sixth street north
side do each 70 II by 81. a. sl.l5o, $1,000, do on
Thirty sixth street south side between Fourth and
Madison each 20 II by IS. ut 81 $40 80 $50;
dc do each 20 n. by os at Sla50, Si350; 2 do do,
each q ~ By S. AZ 81 AVS 80 ptO; do on Madison
avenue, EAST side between Thirty. fifth and Thirty
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sixth streets each Is n by %, at 1850 slI $50; do
Of Thirty. fifth street and Madison avenue,
"a IT by 100, S2475 do Tkirty nth street. north
side between Fourth and Madison avenue each. rs It
by 90, at $500 $4,000; do do rs IT, by % 81 450
do do % IT by e8 81 425 do. d. Is # by o. 81 AS;
do. Thirty fifth street south side between Fourth
and Madison avenue each Is # by sS, S2768 de do
25 II by es ct S1375. S4125; do. do. rs IT, by %,
81 400; do Thirty fourth street north side, be-
tween Fourth and Madison avenue, each rs IT by %,
ut 81 SEQ So 900; do do 26 It. BY s8 $780, do.
do 20 by 49, $lS75; do do, each rs IT. BY 9s, at
$1,000, S3,s0o.
suoARs.-The market was dull, though unchanged
By auction lao hhds New Orleans disposed or ut
AZ $50.
ToHAcco The market for most all descriptions
NAMED firm. and the sales comprised 100 Penn
syvsps seed and 60 do Florida for export private
terms and 20 bales Havana filters, at go. The new
crop Of Kentucky about 90 900 hhds and the range
was to loo.
Wool There Q fair demand for foreign and the
market steady Operations brsoed 100 bales Cordova
at 20 go and 100 do Entire Rios, at IA &c., tims
WHisKAY. Sales Of 800 bbls Ohio aud Prison were
made, at q 27Kc.i and drudge 1t 266o., time and
interest
Receipts Of Produce per Hudson River Lines. this boy.
Flour, barrels 49,. 1890 Beef barrels. 80. $40
Wheat, bushels. 100 Whisky, $500. 81
Cheese, boxes. 800 Ashes, ....... OF
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CoRoNrR'e INayEsr-The Coroner held inquest last
Monday, on the body of named William Borgess. who
died in consequence Of while he eating his
dinner rendered verdict Of Death by disease Of
COMhoN CouscIL. Dec s.-xayor Copeland In the Chair
The minutes Of the last session Apr
Revolutions light the gas lamps during the winter
months when there moon. 1T Of 500 extra
Adopted.
To allow lsmpghtsrs except those appointed by the
Common Council Referred to the Lamp Committee.
appropriate SZoo to ornamensng and planning wash
repair and Keep the weather out the roof the
new City Hail. Referred TO Committee Lands and Places
That the members Of this board Monday
ming ut six ooock to hear counsel and others tho
OF assessment for eeweriDg certain Streets Adopted.
Resolved, That the Committee Lands and Places
The following curious resolution offered -
whereas the people of New York city endeavoring to
get bill passed. at the ensuing Legislature Of this state
having for Its object the taxing OF the personal property
the city Of New York belonging resdentsi and
whereas the passing Of such bill would have
sona property Of the merchants and others in Brook
n and doing business in the city Of New York. would be
taxable in said city Of New YORK; and whereas the
Of such act would be those residing
the city Of Brooklyn and doing business the city OF New
York owing the fact that they would be higher
their business New York Therefore Resolved that there
be COMMITTEES Of Three appointed Of which his homer the
Mayor be the chairman and that II shall be the duty said
COMMITTEE TO render such assistance the in
the State ature from this they require to
aid them in debating the passage Of any such BILL as above
referred TO.
This necessarily created discussion
the ground that the legislators knew their business The
resolution refused After the usual unimporant bust
the board adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-12
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.


TIE Storm TIE Tsissrapi-The Markets, &c.
The storm Of yesterday and Sunday has made sad
work With the telegraph wires not line, North South,
Fast or West being ip working order this morning,
except Bousss line between this city and New York
~ IL not unlikely that We will have 10 depend upon
MIR Collsmers numbering and blunderipg derange-
msbts for Cor gressionsl intelligence for the next
forty-eight hours. The southern mail several
hours behind time this morning In consequences Il the
storm
Und the Influence ~ the Eurora news. the cotton mar
tes 10 quite dull few bales only sold this mOrnrg
made public. There s inquiry for
for Shipment and frther gales have been ested 49,
tu, holders generally sk sl Small laes Of meal
% Is sbd rye four s3 The stock Of vhea; hand
light and thu mshst steady. At prevsus quotations Sales
ofod yellow corn a. Sc and new OF Sc - Jc. Rye
e Not much doing in groceriss OF Provisions Whs
The msrktt IL very easy, the banks readily de
counting all The first ess short psper that offered Stocks
more buoyant oday although tie sales are somewhat
limited IN amount. AnneSed are the sales a. the
FIRST Board-t3otO Sch Nav &c., g. A.; 10O shss Residing
RR leH slllb State Be-, &A Is shares Penna. Bank,
llfL tofhares Grad Bsnh, u 100 Norristown r. r.
Bonds 6s go 500 Wilmington r. Bonds SIS gls; sl200
BEADING Bonds 20, ~; $1,000 do, 20, %. Second
Bsdrd-2oO Spring oafdsa Sc S. s5is 100 Penns. So
9T 1000 DO, e1. l5s- shares Resdns r. ~ ~ shares
rhil. Gstnsntsvn sna terrstevn r r., 36< s1259 Le-
hsh Wort Iosn 97 SO Lehigh So IS 70 shares ehgh Coal
IN 2dO., ~. $500 Reading X r. Bonds, sc, ", tl4
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

T. vi.
The cotton market quiet to-day, and the asking
rates of holders being above the views Of buyers
actions were limited, at quotations. We give the fol
lowing extracts private letter received by the
Europa, from highly respectable firm In Liverpool -
There ia relaxation In the consumption Of cotton
in Manchester unless it be such arises from some
mills spinning epsr numbers Of yarn than bsforehnd
ing them more profitable than coarse. On the cont
nent their stocks small In Havre they have only
three weeks consumption and here have ooy about
ten weeks; the epnners too, have but light stocks
and with money so cheap, aud food so abundant.the
people generally well employed, svncsd by their
large deposits in rawlings banksthere be little fear
of the consumption being curtsilsd - The C..nsn
have more orders than They are able to
execute
There was more doing in this State and Western
brands Of flour but at rates which ruled In favor Of
buyers. Transactions chiefly confined to the sup
ply oflocsl and Eastern orders There WAS no change
inCanadian brands. Rye flour continued duh Meal
cold for the British provinces ut lower rates Wheat
continued heavy. Corn continued firm, while other
gain exhibited material change The above letter
nom Liverpool on the 2ad uit referring to breadstus
"Our crops Of grain potatoes have been abundant,
70 that We cannot look for an improvement the grain
market, which Is very languid We quote Western
csral -four at 2ls 23s corn at 26s 49, and wheat
Pork continued steady with fair demand especially
for shipment to California, with sales OF mess and
prime terms stated below. There was change in
beef Lard was In good demand, but sales were mode
rate. There change in butter or cheese. Gro
ceries remained about the same. Coffee continued
arm, while sugar and molasses remsined about the
AsHrs The market for both kind. remained steady,
at SO 62k So ts for pots, and at 10 81 20 S for
pearls.
BREApsTurFs.- Flour-The Gales for the day reached
COCO barrels including ordinary State at 81 90 81 5o
common and straight State, and Canadian, at 81 C2f
a 81 IS, and other descriptions continued without
change Southern Flour Sales Of 400 barrels made
at S5s SIS 26 for miyed 20 good common brands. Ry,
flour dull at So 70 50 ST. Corn Meai200 barrels
sold Of State ut 50 70 and 400 barrels Brandy
wine ct So Buehvheai was In fair demand at 81 olh
a 50 per leo lbs; and SO IS 81 per barrel Wheat
The ales Included small lot Of Southern red at 81 OIL,
and 600 bushels mixed Geuesse at 81 %. Rye-5O00
bushels sold ct 5ec. Barley finn, with sales Of
1e0O bushels prime two rowed at Csc Oats heavy
and dull at 80 36c for Southern 30 40 for Jersey,
and IS AZ for northern Corn arm. With tales Of
20oC0 bushels at for New Jersey. sc for heated
IS 30 fer Western mixed 5qKe for Southern, West.
and Northern yellow and 6Sc. for inferior round
yellow. Canadian PEGS 900 bushels sold.
EXPORT oF BREaDsrurr TO GnEAr BsIJAiS AND
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smith. De. Low. Israel Allen, Henry stone. W.

" Smith, Dsa Low. Israel Allen. Henry Stone. wn
Wheaton.
Noyss captain; John Clifford, hrs. officer chrstophss
sherman, seo0nd do; Silss g Trip. Dayton, Hall
Fe,er yapaerbseh, Daymon VIM Trpp n Peck. Ass
Olney Wood Tn Msthewson, Daniel Mathe las
aoivin, Andrew Wood, WIN J England, O A Hall, r
Robins. ASIs% sIis Joseph Spencer. Peter Merry.
Andrews, wp Spencer, Carpenter Alfred Macy Arne
Ctsppe Oliver slscum, VIM CLARK. Dennis GOWN Abb
Spencer Bran VIM accoueh. WIN Brothsrsol,
Clark EnOs Pedro: Chas sergant wosd Peter Saw
yer, u OugbtoD. John Bohan. Fisher. Joseph ing,
J Brewn. @ Spooner, P fags. s A Thomss
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The mail between st. Charles and st. Louis, Mo, was
robbed on the 21st nit.
The Thermometer at Montreal on the let inst stood
al 10 deg below zero and on the I'd inst Lake Cham
PLAIN vas partially frozen over.
The Hudson river vas so low at Albany on the sth
inst that the boats had considerable difficulty In get
ting over the bar.
A schooner cleared at Chicago Ill, on the Attn inst
for New Orleans and the West indies, vie the canal
the Illinois and Mississippi rivers.
The convention o. the iron workers Of the State Of
New York viii commence at Albany to day.
The late John Bronheld, Of Boeton, bequeathed
S110 Ot0 to charitable institutions.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
MARKETS ELsEwHERE.

Bosrov Dec. TO- Brokers' BoarS--7o shares Norfolk
County Railroad 3 10 do. so3ds 3 20 do. 34 10 do.
3s is do Vermont and Mass Railroad 80 do. Boston and
Name Railroad 1895 do Worcester Railroad div on l0
- do state Bsnt 50 do kast Boston Co. "a s. 10;
~ do. d 20 do Ia s. To- do. Boston and Providence Rail-
road S2s4 10 do. Boston and Worcester Railroad, 9;
do. ftehburr Railroad ILL 10 do Northern Railroad o.
do 67S 20 do Old Colony Railroad 49, 100 Reading Railroad
boso "a 90 do l7' % DO bSdo DO yernon. Cen
Vermont Central Railroad, 81 0 $1,000 Rutland aud Burl
ington Railroad Bon s7 $1,000 do. SSH $1,000 DO. S. Ne
eoHd shares Reading Railroad $40 after 30 l7;
Is do. Norfolk County Railroad 80 Is do d. 49, rs do
Dds zS 10 do 40 @ ~ do. si5ds 81 80 do 81 % DO. 81
Boston and Providence Railroad, s2 50 do East Bos
ton Co., boi5 IL 7-l6; 90 do. bo6Od. lits.
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VOTE FOR SPEAKER.
observation-disclosures.
A metion rs, nade b .diourn. Not qarried.


motion va, made % adjourn. Not carried.
Mr. swEEIzEH offered the iollowing:-
WHEREAS the House has balloted seven days for
Speaker without election. and II IL manifest that.
from presept ipdiratCBs organization can be hoped
for; therefore
"Resolved. the Senate concurring. that this House
s,snd ,dourpsd until the fret day Of January next at
twelve clock -
Mr. swtrrrrn ,sid he wanted to place both par.
ties In proper light The democratic party concen-
trsted on Jobb 100. larger vote than given 70
any other gentleman The democratic party
charged -th being fictitious and preventing orgsD
zstOn of The House lie wished 10 refute ths assertion
The two great parties had into this House with
their refpective nominees and the democratic party,
after having voted for three days and given hundred
and three votes fer MIR Cobb then made diversion, In
order that else might be selected The other
party however stl persisted In voting for their notni
although ~ we'll known he could not command
hundred and two votes Who the faction
ttstbs majority Of hundred and three, who aban
doned their candidate 20 seek another who might
cevea higher they not the fsetonists Who
still persisted IN voting for candidate whose vote had
never reached that given TO Howell Cobb lie op-
poted 10 the % introduce the ballet system
That could do nothing No one was afraid to vote. IL
adjourn t the frat Of January the discordant ee
mepts q this House might In the meantime be udsced
TO unite upon some person aud then meet here
that day. and elect hun.
Mir wrSrwosrH.- This l. a Joint resolution. and re-.
quires the signature 81 a Speaker; the Clerk must
therefore, rule u out Of order
MIR VIrror movea adjournment which at four
O'Clock, was carried.