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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
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GEORGE L. ECKE ERT,
HAS removed his CABINET WARE ROOM I'd
Main street, in StGaberyS Building, tpo doors Eas
Of the Hooking Valley BGrlk, where he will keep on
hand larger and more general assortment of Cabinet
Furniture than BEFORE and manufactured as usu-
al by the best of worlnnen, of the best material and
in the very lateststyles-c consisting in part of
French, Serptntn d Plain Sofas
very cheap. '''t
LOUNGES, DIVANS and 0TTOMANs,
Of various styles;
MAHOGANY R0CHING AND SETTING CHAIRS
.ft .t ,., OF different kinds. .....- .
Serpentne Centre TABLES at reduced prices
Pier, Card, Dressing, End Dining and Tea Tables;
Yankee Lockers; Secretaries and Book Cases.
French, Serpentine and plain Dressing Bureaus, b
Mahogany and plain Bureaus, Uery cheap;
Wardrobes, Wash-StandS and Work Stands;
Desks, Hat, Racks and Night Stands, Uery lou;
BEDSTEADS OF ALL KINDS.
And all other articles in his line that may be called
for Having large and select stock on hand he will
dispose b the same at reduced prices, and as low as
any man sells articles of equal quality at auction.
3 a q >iGt9 isklS A&SlS tr
Is always in readiness to attend funerals at the short
est notice. ALI Collins made to order, The sulscri.
ber will promptly attend funerals any where in the
county with his leaIse. free Of extra charge; and all
his prices will be reduced ..a ~.
The subscriber returns his greaf thanks to his old
customers and respectfully solicts continuance Of
their patronage. Under his new arrangement he will
be able to give general satisfaction to the pub.
lie. D.. .. 3D.. = GEORGE L.. ECKERT,
Lancaster, March 80, 1850. q a.
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BocTs ND s TOES.
+t TllEundersigned would respectful
s,-, l. ly inform his friends and custom
~ eis, that he has removed his Shop
A to the room recently occupiedby NJ
s~ta- ~s1s8 SAIALLEY, one door East of JULIEN
~ and ULRIoK's Store. He still keeps
constantly on hand all kinds OF Boots
and Shoes ready made- and is prepared to madufac-
ture work to order on the shortest notice, With neat
ness and despatch, JOHN Nj. MILLER
Lancaster, April 8, 1850 6m48
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HThe captain Of the Creole. atKey
West. had been released of the charge
under the passenger law, but again pu,
under arrest. for aiding aud assisting the
Expeeition against Cuba.
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"Eyen last year boat on fire ran
from above Delroitto Buffalo, with the
passengers on board, although the offi-
GERS were aware tliat tho boat was on
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

IMMlonATIoN.-The whole number of
passengers from foreign countries arrived
at New York from May 81 to June l5.
was 1901. falling off from last month.
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OuraAeEous.-'rhe rnwdirs Of Pitts.
borgh have a phped way Of showing
their rowdyism. uisbythrowing oil upol,
all ladies they soc with silk dresses ON.
-Four ladies' had their dresses spoiled in
this way on Tuesday last.
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Very Valuable and Desirable
MILLS Il LANDS for = La.

I OFFER FOR SALE the MILLS and LANDS joint
i ly owned by my deceased brother and myself
They are situated on Clearcreet, nine miles from
Lancaster and five from the Canal,
The Grist Mill runs two pair of French Burrs and
one pair of Country Stones, The machinery ofbofs,
elevator, hopperboy, Sc, are in good order The
Saw Min ia also in good repar-the power ample for
both Mills nearly the whole year, and always enough
for the Grist Mill
Attached to these Mills. are 375 Acres Of Land
partly bottom, and plenty Of good timber, We viii
divide the land II required. The situation is unsur.
passed for health,
The terms will be made liberal The title is inds-
putable, reference to which can DO made to Messrs
lIuNrER \ GARAeHTY, Apply toilaeob Berster on
tho premises or to me in Lancaster, Ohio.
GEORGE w. iBERSTIER.
Lancaster, February q, 1850, sm42
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WOOLLEN GOODS.

\ AM now opening complete Stock of Cloths,
Cassimeres, Sarlinets, Pilot, Beaver and Mack
inaw Over Coatihgs, Tweeds Flannels Kerseys
Jeans, FuIl'd Cloths, Sleeps Grey Cassinets, Lin.
seys &c &c ~ w. T. WISE.
Lancaster. November I6. l849 o8
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WThe Vinton County Republican is
appealing to the courtesy Of the mem
bers of The Convention to remove to the
"ei,y of McAnhurstown" Ifloads and
convoyauces are as they were, the mem.
bers would occupy in getting there, time
enough in which To make two parch,
meBts,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

TTWo are Indebted to the fresidert
Of tho Constitutional Convention, aud
Flayius Case. Esq, for valuable favors.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
DRlNTED on fine paper, foEsale at tho
D Lancaster Gazette Office
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Insurance against Fire.

Capital S]00'O0O all paid up and secured.
TIME LEXINGTON FIRE, LIFE AND MARINE
| INSURANCE COMPANY OF LEXINGTON
KENTUCKY, having established an agency in this
place. will insure against loss or damage by Fire, al
the rates OF premiums established by the Convention
Of Delegates of Insurance Companies held in the
City Of New York, in September, A. ID. 1910,
Apply at the Office of II. II. Hunter & Son Foster
Buildings, Main Street. -
2. L. HUNTER, Agent,
Lanca ster, Ohio JANUARY 4, 1860. dMnl4
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NEW AIsmANG EMENT.
John w RK


10 H " DIRK.
nE the late firm of JoHN WonK & Co having pur.
~ chased the entire stock in trade, will continue, at
the old stand, to carry on the
Tin. Copper and sheeI-IrOn Business,
In all its various branches, in the best manner and
upon the most reasonable terms
stoves! SIOVes!! StOVcSU!
lie will keep constantly on hand Stoves of every
variety and pattern, such as
Resors DOUBLE OVEN COOKING.
Rochester AIR TIGHT do
Kcnnear's HOT AIR do
PREMIUMS, of all aizes.
Box, Parlor and Coal Stoves.
The public are invited to call and examine the stock
it will be warranted to give general satisfaction,
N. b. The notes and accounts due the late firm of
JouN WGuK& Co., are now in my hands for collection
and the immediate payment of them will be absolute
ly necessary to close up the partnership account
JOHN WORK
lancaster March l. 1850
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[Robert Hinds. Postmastet, says:l

CEREsTowN, PA march q, lS49.
One woman has used your Liniment with great sue
cess She had lost the other legs for three years,
the cords being contracted so that her legs bent
the legs while sitting, and she could not bend them in
the least but by the use of H. g.. Farrell's Arabian
Lniment she is now able to walk with ease, and has
straight limb, Ihave found it most excellent reme-
dy for horse flesh; also for every thing which re-
quires an external remedy.
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WlgW STIGH gNEMWR, !, !,

A GENERAL assortment together with few
"A. OF the entirely new style Cnhheliun Long
Shawls, liue aud desirablenrticle, for sale at
November IS. l8l9 w. I WlSE'S
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Nails.

uNK KEGS NAILS Of best qnali!y for
III (eD rorsale still cheaper, by p. BoPE.
Lancaster, May 4, ls40. -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

Ono CkEDif.-The STATE Journal
learns BY despatch Ftum- The Stale An.
ditor who is now iu New York. that the
total premium III The late sale of Obio
Stocks is s3s1.OOO.. The amount soId
was only 100000 or6 per cents. aud
$1,000. 600 of per cents. lfthatis not
a handsome gain caused by Wing Leg's'
lation, we would like to know what is
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
r e M o " Al.
NJ. A. DAUG ERTY,
Attorney at Law,

NUA AS removed his office to the room IN the
u u Public Buildings slatefy occnpied by the Re-
c0rder, on Main Street, opposite the Court House.
Lancaster July l3, l819. l0tf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance. j..
saddle aMd Harness Making

HE undersigned respect.
Il fully announces to the ci-
tizens Of Lancaster and vicini-
ty; that he intends carry on the
aboye business at the old Stand
Of r. r. McCaH In ( Shqfer'S
RoiC, t'co doors east Of the
Iallmadge House, where bv
strict attention 10 hnsnnr 90 ho
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

DROPRIETOR of the new baltimore Cheap Cash
i Clothing Store" would respectfully inform the
citizens of Fairfield and adjoining counties, that he
is opening large and most extensive assortment of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
The Opinion Of an Old, Experienced and Scientific


WAsHIN0ToN, Iowa, June 26, lSi9.
From the speedy and permanent cures, both on man
andbeast which your Arabian Liniment is perform
ing, do not hesitate pronounce the "Great Reme
dy Of the Age.n prseced dootoring horses for
these twenty years, and have tried all the va
rious liniments, omlm ,ns. &c. so much pulled up in
the papers; but must say that H. G. Farrers Ara
BY its use, have cured sweeny and spawn long after
they had been pronounced iGcurabic and have cured
more than fifty horses this season with your Lnment
embracing every shade OF disease from scrathces and
bruises up to Spawn, Ring Bone and Sweeny. | can
also bear testimony Of its good effects on the human
system. was confined nearly all last winter to my
room with rheumatism, and could get nothing to help
me- until commenced the use of your Linment,
which entirely cured me. VIM. r. GRIMES.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
IVA New Orleans despatch, of the
4th June, says:

IFIH JUHtl 5HYh'
Another new crevasse has taken place
III the Grand Levee on Parish Point, the
richest sugar region in the State. The
lbss Of property is immense, aud from
present appearances will 5e much more.
1t is impossible at present to estimate the
consequences. All eifIrs thus far to stop
the oyelflnw have proved uuavailing'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
Sun ram af tenI goars, slanaing c,lred By " G.

.. Fa,relps arabian Linfment. sN
Mn II. G.. FARRELL.-Dear Sir | had been alIlict.
"a with the "Sun Pain" for the last ten years, and
could never get relief except by bleeding; but by the
use of H. G. Farfells Arabian 1iniment, applied over
the temples about three or four times day, was en-
thely removed, and have felt nothing Of Il since.
went into the stable one night to apply it to horses
sore leg, and being very lame he stumbled and feh
against my legs, crushing and bruking them badly
that they turned black my ha rendering them pow
erless. applied your Hnimeni Ondwas woll enough
In few days to 70 out again usual. Iaso crush.
ca finger In shocking manner, by letting back log
fall upon it, your LniInent soon healed it up, though
Nv JOHN B. MCGEE.
La SAlle precinct, Peoria CO., ILL, Feb. 6, i849
rET,Be S.re got the genuine H q FSlrelI,s Arabian
Liniment as there are counteres in circulation I'm
less the Letters H. G. are before Fdres 1t Is coUN
rEREEIT. His signature is also on the wrapper Of
each botle and these words blown IN the glass bottle
"H q. FArreps Arabian Liniment, Peoria."sug o
Manufactured ONLY by H. G. Farrell, sole inven-
torand proprietor, and wholesale Druggist, No. II
PEORIA Ills; to whom all eommuhcations must be ad-
dressed; and for sale by G. KAUFFMAN. Lancaster,
.9ssaaitJ. CAMPBELL, Piekerington
~ sfg r. B. WALKER. West Rushville
and by regular agents throughout the United States.
aJSCalf and get Fsrrier Book, free ot charge. = ?
Anil 10 1850 80
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Gbf Gattfastcr C5a;rttr.
sa,ul,Iay EsoniuE Snnc -, 1880
Tnr CoNvENrloN.-'fho sinking fund

TIE CONVENTION ne sinking iund
of 100000 with compound interest
thereon each year, was adopted IN Com
mittee Of the While. The section di-
recling the Fund Commissioners to noii-
fy to The Aadiidr, the amount necessary
to meet the ihlcres, and sinking fund. af-
Ter deJueliug tho income of the public
works, was violently attacked by Messrs
Achb0ld aud Ranney and supported by
Swan. Holt, the Hitchcocks, Stanbery
and Hawkins. No definite action was
had thereon. ~~
Some of the members talk Of adjourn
ing about the first Of July III sofhe time
next winter. If they do, they had
better resign their seats. The pe"plt
have now some experience, aud coulc
probably select some better men.
During the past week, as we have keep
our readers advised, there has been yer!
little progress.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28
REMOV'ALG

ID FIELDING has removed his shop to SIrA,gK's
HI. CORNER, Vest Of Centre Alley, and has Joined
with him in the business his Son JOHN FIELDING,
,ndat the firm name Of 20 etl tf fuftiat ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-06-28

Greek Books.
CRAMMARS Dictionaries and Readers, .Graeca
" Maora &c, Bibles and Testnments.
Also supply of Latin Books. JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, March y, 1850. "A
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lacbrew hsOONs.
Greek Books,

HEBREW Gralnmars and Dictionaries, Christome.
thy and Bibles JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, March s 1850. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

SENATE. WASHINGTON Thursday, June n.
The Supplementary Census Bill was taken up
and passed.
Mr.. FoorEs resolution, in relation to proceedings
in Mexico offered yesterday was taken up, amend.
ed and adopted.
After the consideration Of morning business, the
'Onnib0s Bill was again taken up.
Mr.. WEBSTER addressed the Senate. He said
Mr. Sou amendment was opposed to the imme-
diate admission Of California as State, providing,
a. il did certain conditions, which must be first act
cd moon by California 10 Convention. la bis opinion
il wss highly expedientto admit California now, aud
to give her now proper position IN the nion andto
give her such powers as are necessary 70 enable her
10 reyoye with the other Orbs OF our political stem.
That he believed 70 be the general, although not
unanimous sentiment OF the country. She had s1ih.
Gent reputation, her case was pressing, no other
State ever presented herself here under cIrcumstan-
ces so peculiar aud pressing TIE emigration % thar
country wss immense-one hundred Thousand emf
grants would reAsh her shoes this year. The ques.
lion tnen was-W hats 20 be done with California
He did not think II safe u longer delay her adms
zion without looking the alternative of her sep
sration from the Union HI did not think Il safe 20
DELAY that measure until another session. He
thought II expeoient then % admit her at once If
there we're DO InsurmOuntable objections 70 sach
course; ana WHIT ouJtCtiOLa HcfS tucre presented
by the Senator from Louisiana Mr. SoGe rhe
hrst class was that according to the bill there WAS
no security 20 the United Slates In the public DO
main 10 California and the second related ~ her
boundaries which be c0us dered too large, inexpe.
dent and unnatural. He proposed to remedy the
first class by sending back the Constitution OF Cali
oruiR with Instructions 10 amend It, 10 certain
forms and the arguments Of the Senator were 70
the effect that il these conditions were not i'm
rafd Ia he If
State would deprive the United States Of all con.
trolovsr the public domain.
Mr.. WEBSTER proceeded TO consider and ans " or
MIR. souLE's argument upon this point, contending
that the sovereignty OF State does not cover AMI
hold public domain, Of necessity. Ii people set
tic upon lanes unoccupied form themselves into
State Government, they acquire the ownership Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
I'm Congress, Yesterday.

The SENATE did nothing but talk about
the Missouri Compromise line-which was
about the same as saying nothing. Mr..
WEBSTER forcibly exhibited the futlity Of
the effort to extend that line and the unrea-
sonableness of further resistance to the Ad-
mission Of California. The rest OF the de-
bate consisted Of words.
In the HOUSE, the Iowa Contested Elec-
ton was further debated all day. Mr.. Nc
GAucnEY made a convincing statement in
favor of Mr.. Miller's right, but the Loco-Fo-
co majority will keep him out Of the seat.
And yet we think seven months possession
and use Of it ought to pay for the stealing
Of one pollb book. There are hopes of vote
to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

DYsPEPsIA-RELAxTATIoS OF THE SYSTEM If you wsnl
to brace up the whole system begin with the stomach;
primary gan from which all the other portions Of he
human ply sieue derive tuslenGnee and support hws
with special view 10 relieve the diseases and irregularities
OF The digestive Apparatus that RISGs RESTORATIVE Bit.
TERs, for many years successfully used In private prseaes,
were ushered before the public The result has most
sauls-Ioy. AL who have tried the medicine pronounce
the most invgorarng tonic and efficient Alternative hoy
have us-d. Ia Of extreme debility dyspeps
OF confirmed eo1su psIon and al NE anfoanse
variety Of malsdles hieh have their disorder
ed stomach II has been administered with The hsPpisa
results.
Prepared ard sold by c. H. RING ls! Broadway corner
Johp-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

The King Of Prussia has just added a
new act to the catalogue Of perfdies which
the last two years have attached to his
name. We refer to the Law regulating the
Press, which we publish in another column
as be has decreed it.
Now this King has no right to issue such
o decree, attaching to it the force OF law.
The Constitution-whichh he has already al
tered over once or twice TO suit himself and
therefore ought to be ready to abide by
provides that no royal decree shall be valid
as law except when the maintenance of
public order or the removal of some unusual
and pressing case of need shall render it
necessary. Neither of these reasons can be
pretended for the present outrageous law
restricting the liberty eff the press.
OF course the real purpose Of the law is to
reduce the democratic and liberal papers of
Prussia 10 silence and submission. They
might better begin by decreeing the aboli-
ton of types, ink and paper, for SO long as
any printing is done, newspapers and their
writer's will continue to manifest disObe-
dent, disorderly and immoral and dan
gerous" tendencies in spite Of restraints,
very much indeed because of them. Only
liberty can render order secure.
For this law the Ministry arc of course re-
sponsible, aud they will, we trust get some
sort of oyerhauling for it when the Legisla'
ture meets again. But the King is the real
author of it. 1t is after his sort, and goes
well with the rest of his history. He is a
great political william, that same King; and
vet the Courier and Enquirer can afford to
praise him.
The princes and the prince makers o.
Europe all pursue the same plan. Their
only remedy for everything is compression
repression, suppression. They are doing
their best to prepare a first-rate display OIL
volcano and earthquake pyrotechnics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

TIE NoDEt SHOE sroSE- We DO not intend By this
heading, that I'll city dealers should attempt pattern
amer the superb establishment OF Mr CAHLL since the
mesns money would prove insufficient; bat strangers.
who visit NewYoFk, would se TO look in upon one o.oar
palace furnished places Of business sni witness Toe soso
Lutte luxury attendant the sale and purchase OF many
exquisiiey got fabrics In this city, inspection Of tho
magnificent tale Of Mr. Cshlll, ST. Broadway, vii
prove highly interesting and satisfactory The furniture
psrtskes more OF fsshonshe drswingroom style than In
any similar establishment ever before witnessed and
The quiet genlemsaly method Of efectng sales not oss
Of the least Recommendations Many OF our lady ftsais
have expressed themselves truly delighted with the
arrangements and speak IN high terms OF the splssdd FASH
ion and fabric Of Mr. Cshs shoes and CATERS Several OF
their purchases which we have been allowed the liberty
inspecting superb articles OF the laes; Paris styles
while the prices but fe above Ordinary goods Tho
assortment Of genlemens boots and CATERS and shoes u
complete and the itock OF hese fabrics exceedingly largo
and varied We congratulate M Cshill the comple.s
Of bis enterprise, aimee he has certainly made
magnificent addition to the pleasures Of Broadway pro-
mepade.
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" To TIE PUBLIC. Al

DOGGETT's DlRECTOk
Where's the SUBSCRIBERS convinced that ofh former
patrons have purchased through mistake or In consequence
ofmisepresentation sNewYork Directory recently pub
lshed milling tina, ssuec BY the undersigned 10 size
color ofeovers binding &c and whereas he believes that
many Of SUCH his former patrons dissatisfied with The
Opposion" Directory alluded to- hereby proposes to
them and s others to sell in exchange fors copy Of said
"Opposiion" Directory copy CT Doggets Directory for
ls5o5 at one dollar twenty-five cents s 25l per copy.
The price Of tie Directory to all Others Is fxed al two
dollars
The Directory issued the present season by the under
signed being printed from stereotype Plates the demand
viii be supplied, however extensive II may be.
JOHN DOGGETT, Jr 50 Liber.yst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

DuSEsE Property The sale Q: Denkirk 81! Dig Lots
by AS1HoST J. BLEEcXER ~ me Merchants Exchange,
proceeded with grea; sPrI both yesterday and hs day be-
fore. There was IN animated composition, and though
any lots In he beef locations sold extremely low prices
compared wiki the sales Of former years and recently sl
DurAk, others 10 the number Of thousand or more
brought sausacsory prices considering the quantity ODER
I'd. The number Of already made cannot but have
favorable effect what remain unsod disnbauoa hsv-
been made into the hands Of many whose object s TO
erect dweilir ard warehouses We learn the sale
vii be closed THIS day there beng yet unsold
three hundred lots, ard fteeu or twenty blocks
and parts Of bocss Maps OF the property obtained
Of The sncioneer Broad-s TIl42i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28
HOUSE oY'REPREsENTArIvEs.

By Bdin's Electro Chemical Telegraph
The House. Immediately on assembling, proceed.
ed to the consideration of the Report Of the Com.
mttee on Elections on the memorial OF ID. Il. Mil
Ter, contesting the seat Of VIM. Thompson, sitting
member from the first Congressional district o
Iowa
Mr. McGAuGHEY, Of Ind. said that five members
of the Committee had decided TO receive the vote
of Kanesvile, and seven of the nine rejected the
vote Of Boon township. This would elect the con-
testant; but, notwithstanding this, the five Demo
Gratis of the Committee have decided in favor OF the
sitting member.
Nj EvANs (whig) of Nd. followed in favor of
Mr.. Miller
Mr. HARRIS Of Tenn. Mr.. LEFFLER of Iowa. and
Mr.. AsHE of NC. (al Locos) advocated Mr.. Thomp-
sons claim.
Mr.. STRONG iLoco) Of Pa. gave notice of his in
tenton to move that the vote on the question be
taken to morrow.
The SPEAKER laid before the House a communi
cation from the board Of managers Of the National
Monument Society, inviting the members to join
with them in celebrating the Fourth Of July.
On motion OF Mr STANTON (Loco Of Tenn. the
invitation was accepted.
The House then adjourned.