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Tomatoes nske excellent preserves.
Tosds are the best protection Of cabbage
sgaiust lice.
Pants. when dropping are revived by few
grains Of camphor.
Pesrs are generally improved BY grating
on mounisin ash.
Sulphur is valuable in preserving grapes,
&C., from insects.
Lard never spoIls in warm weather, if it u
cooked enough in flying out.
10 feeding with cora fifty pounds ground,
goes az far as hundred pounds 10 the kernel.
Corn meal shoud never be very fine. II
INJURIES the richness eft.
Turnips Of small 81, have double the M.
,tcious mst,sr ,ha, large onss have.
Ruta Bags is the only roo, that increases
ia nutrition as il increases in size. Swce,
Olive Oh IS certain cure for the bite of 4
tanlesnaks. Apply /, internally and sz,er.
nally.
Rate aud other vermia are kep, from grain
by sprinkle Of garlic When packing the
sheaves.
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The Two Mares.
A mperance Anec d0te.
lie the follow.

EoIden's d liar Magazine tells the follow.
ing good story;
A small temperance society had been star
ted 10 community very much under the con
troll Of rich dis,ller commonly called Bill
Myers" This man had several sons " no had
become druakatds on the facilities afforded
by their education at home. The whole fam.
hy VAS srrayed against tho movement, end
threatened to break up any meeting called to
promote The object. Learning this, Mr.. Hunt
wen; TO ueighboring district for temperance
volunteers for that psrticula, OCCASION. He
then gave GU, word for a meeting, and a, the
tims found his friends and enemies about equal
in numbers. The fact prevented any eal.
break, but could not prevent noise.
Mr.. Hunt mounted his platform, and BY
few sharp anecdotes and witty sayings soon
sienced all noise except The sturdy Bill My.
ers. The old Du.chman kept crying out,
9 Mishier Hunt, money makes the mare CO.
To every shot which seemed ready TO demol.
isb him. the old fellow presented the one shield,
: Mlshier Hunt. money makes the mare CO.
At lass Mr.. Hunt stopped and addressed the
impertufbsbIe German. look here, Bill
Myers, you say that money maket the mare
60, do your
Yes, Dc, ish just Via; cay, Mishtes Hunt.
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From The Dollar Nersp ,per.
Seed earn.

Ba. fev farmefr jos,ly calculate tho extent,
to which their crops ere effected BY tho seed.
Like begsts ike" Az - COW, 90 70
fesp"-sfe old sphorisms, portaking Of sound
and prrcticsl philosophy. II No COW iupes.
feet seed ~s can expec. nsugh, bu, iupsrfsc.
ton. whilst il 10 sou perfect seed 70 msy
expect 10 resp greater perfection. -
ToPrecurs good seed and improve ,hs. qusl.
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ATTACHMENTS for Gale is'''
TER MS.

TWO DOLLARS per snnum in advance; wi
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS psy nnI-
be delayed TIRES meaibs; and TiikhL ~
LARS IL not paid until the close Of The I''
pAdveriisemenis inserted 81 One Dolls N
square. ,ls lines Or less, this sised y PEI
first insertion. and rs cents for esch cc" IN
ance. Court advertise ments and SherS ,..,,.,
charged IS per cent. higher; and ees '..s,
Of 33t per cent. will b made ffsm the ~;
prices, for advertisers BY the year. As, a sa
msnts inserted msnthly o. susrtsiy. :, ~
square for each time. Eemi.menthIy
per square for each time.
Jfosmasteys are authorized 10 act % se''"
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The following actually occurred at the house
OF lady 10 the city Of Ne~ York some &C.
teen yesrs sgo. II 10 the custom 10 hsn6
round cracked hickory nuts. apples, rsisins,
&c.. to company tia, happened IN Of 40 even.
lng. The lady of the soase had hired ser.
want few days before, q g'eea Irish woman,
from the Emerald Isle, by tho name Of Peg.
gy. Some nuts sere 10 be cracked one even
iog; Peggy was called, and receiving . dish
Of nuts from the lady, wss told 10 take them
down 10 the kitchen and crack them. III was
thought Peggy knew all abou, cracking nuts. J
Time enough had elapsed for Peggy to have
cracked them, ~hen the lady stepped TO the
head Of the stars aud called
Peggy"
"Marml"
Have you those nuts cracked yetw
"No marmr'
"WelI, make haste, We are waiting for
them"
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a0GgAg.

~ The following was the song chosen by the
majority Of the Committee as most worthy Of the
prize of $500 offered BY Mr. Barnum; but as Mr..
Benedict, the composer, preferred Bayard Tsylors'
consequences Of its being better adapted for music,
The latter was ultimately decided upon.
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Another half hour elapsed and 40 nuts up.
peared.
Peggy Peggy"
"Msrm."
Come, come have you those nuts crack
ed yeti"
"No msrm-they aint half cracked and
me ta,he are almost out of me head alridy."
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DIR. kUHI.,S
.Abyssinia Mixture,
For Cstarrhs. inauen,a. Costivenes Piles, Gn
vel, Genorthm. elect, Flosr Albu.. OF ihs
Whites, Weakness, ObstI uctisns, Ae.

VI thhutHxas 1osivtUk11. Iitkkt wa
vel. Genorfh~. elect, Fiusr Albus. OF The
Whites, Weakness, Ob,iIuciisns, &c.
CoLD tiiLL- n. C.. Aue l, isN
Dr.. ]. kuhl-- Dear Sir.
You will please frwsrd 10 %. o. soon .. cps
venieni. fresh supple oil The Rssiofer efths Blot
and the Abyssinis Mixture, We have cold COL ~
scms time The Restofer and the Deputslin
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fniaea Of the chest. rheumatism, Sore Lee.. H.
fsmmsiions OF he Eyes, Debility, and other chr.
nc diseases. We warranted The Aby.,in,s MI
ture to every patient. and no one ha. asked is ~
the money returned. but on the contrary, s,aI
one has praised it's great ssnst 70 powers.
We remain yours, respectfully,
A. 4 ID. W. HOSEYCuTT
Coscoss. N. C., JuLr %. 1874
Dr.. Kuhl-Dear Sir:
We have sold out all Of Your Ahys,inia Minen
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have used II. We have warranted the Abysti
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please send US ~ soon As possible snch suPfl
which will answer the great demand.
Very respectfully yours,
PiilfER 4 YoRKE
Letter from Msja Dsgsid MeDyssid, Cn"
Greek Pest OEee.
aioosr CousTr. N. e., Dsc. IS, isf,
DR.. J. kuhl--Desrs Sir:
A Lady in this coussy. afflicted with nerves.
comploin', Frolspsus ulofi, riuor Albus, and
somewhat dersngcd mind. caused BY obsiructiO'.
was for about twelve months attended by fear
our eminent physicians, without soy effect, 90
every one successfully declared her incursss',a
that she had 10 die. She then procured I've ss
ties Of your Abyssinis MIXTURE from me, .h'i
cured her entirely. She has since married, :"
10 in perfect good health and happy. The As''
sins MIXTURE has likewise proved very eMese'0"
in many other diseases, but particularly IN len.
diseases. in which II should have the prctef'sS
Of all others. Yours obedisnily,
DUGALD MeDuGALp
Price for the Abyssinia Mixture per bs'ls
cents. sl.25 l. ~. 50.
Likewise on hand and iss sale. Dr.. kuhi'n
stofer, Universal Plaster. Gold Mine Bsisam' -
TT. HOLTON, Agent.
ChsrIstts, NJ
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-08

After the removal Of General Lane-oae Of the most
distinguished commanders in the late Mexican war-bui
few candid persons have supposed that generosity and
masnanimity were among the predominant virtues Of
General Taylor His studied silence with regard to the
death Of his eminent predecesso-one Of the most bril-
liant Of all Presidents. and who conferred hon
upon General Taylor and opportunities TO Sc
cure honos, than any other manpoves that he Is aoi
OF high and elevated sentiments. Upon this nm.
grateful OMISSION the Boston Post thus appropriately
marks: 8
The wings used make Geqaen complaints that Presi
dent Polk did particularly euiogizs General Taylor
his services in the Mexican Sincc Taylors nangu-
ration MIR Polk has died and his msgnsuimous successor
has In his or his heart Tor passing
alasicn 10 the President who welcomed him to wash
ington with such excellent grace, and went down TO the
tomb with the digny Of that had ndered the
highest honors, and with the serenity ef Christian The
American people. Of all parties. making their
ments upon fact which Significantly marks the cslibre
Of the Generals mind.
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Mr. FoOTE | rise for the purpose o. speaking upon
the argument but with intention OF addressing the
Chair at length, upon the present occasion, may, at
ms very instant lay my hand upon my heart and hon
esty declare that had intended TO speak upon the
resolution bat had hoped that other gentlemen here
Curing with me- and with the distinguished senator
Of the chamber in regard TO the general object contem
plated by this resolution. would have made known their
views upon this amendment The amendment. in my
opinion embraces views proper TO be discussed important
10 Be debatsd after all that has fallen from the dis
tinguished senator from Kentucky, (Mr. CLAY) upon
the present occasion. and also from the senator from
New Hampshire, lMr. HALE) | had hoped, Mr. Presi-
SELF would have discussed the question in all its bear
ngs. M IAN a8aa Fl seh
Mr. HALE Will the honorable gentleman give way
to motion TO ADJOURN
Mr.. FOOrE yielding to the suggestion, on motion the
Senate adjourned .as
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, January I, is5o
DRoPosALs scaled proposals freight
sacoa,- will be received Bureau O'Clock
Friday, the LIST day Of February 1850 for the transportation
barrels nofe from the
yard BROOKLYN, New York yard Pensacola Florida
The offers The prizes asked per haeI without
wet and dry each barrel half barrels.
beef pork -four rice vinegar, pickles. whkey dried apples,
win be considered barrel all other packages 20 be estimated
Of SIX cubic feet barrel whatever they
and ~ all casks other an barrels the hhs viii
deducted Ton working aydays be allowed
port of Brooklyn for taking and hsen
working lay days be allowed AZ Pensacola for dschans the
same. No prniage % be
Payment @ b. made by navy agent IN te United sies be
seeced by the bidder, and named me within thirty
ser producing satisfactory evidence Of delivery
The vessel the usual inspection and Brook
yard BY the 10Th day of February, 1850,
her and presented for examination within three
nohed Of her
liberty 20 offer The freight the bidder such
arraneemsns a. may best subserve the public interest
Jam --iaw4w
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VIII General Taylor Veto the Wn.ase Prsvisss
Many Of the letter writers from this city have recently
stated that the southern members OF Congress have had
an interview with General Taylor upon the subject Of
the Wimot Proviso, and that he has avowed to them
that he will approve bill admitting California into the
Union State with restriction against slavery and
that he will veto bill establishing territorial govern
ments for New Mexico and Deseret, IL il contain the
Provso The Richmond Republican also copies into its
editorial columns and thus endorses the following para
graph:
"Ton." intelligent Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore San, in letter OF December 30 says, "Thoush
the question of the Wmo Proviso IL, practically,
matter of moonshne yet IL Is likely discover
Union than any other hope may pass the Senate
do think win do any prospect of.ths
admission Of California a State present Hut
very certain that IL the Wilmot provso shoald pass the
Presidsmf piR raah party sasxvs prompted By
passion and sectional seng shoHy a~d
sfifiona because IL may strike AZ the pri~eiplss whi
The welknown cores pondent ak" Of the same paper
says, "The wimo Provo is already Obsolete idea II
win pass the SENATE, and f passes beth hooses will
nsver become law"
II such is the determination OF Gen. Taylor, 10 inn
poant for the people TO knew il, may arrest the
dangerous agitation which threatens to shake the Union
its foundations II is due 10 the people that Geneal
Tayos intentions with regard TO this matter should Be
no longer concealed Therefore, we put the questions
directly to the Republic. his organ. Will Gen. Taylor APP
prove bill admitting California with constitution pro-
hibns slavery and will he veto bill establishing gov
ernments for New Mexico and Desere il shall contain
the wmot Provso' Inasmuch General Taylor has
ayowed his sentiments upon the subjects Of the tariff and
internal Improvements why should he not avow them up
the slavery question, which infinitely transcends both
Of the others in importance The people OF the United
States demand Of him to explain why he keeps 90 silent
the one. while he has been frank and explicit on
the othersi
n he continues his silence this subject there will
be no room to doubt that he does in order to prevent
the exposure Of the shameful and criminal fraud prsc
,ised either upon the people Of the North the South
in the late Presidential election. with regard his opin-
ions and intended in reference to the Wlmot Pro-
vso AT the South, his followers pledged him against
the wilmot Proviso. At the North. Truman Smith and
Abbott Lawrence pretended they had letters from him
pledging him against vetoing Il One the other OF
these Of his parsans and advocates stated gross
and criminal untruth Which Of them guilty Of this
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Bay. B.yIy Bsse. Bisss, Boeoei Booth. Bowdoa. Bow
ln s1 Ssa A. e e caaw S ceSb
Cobb Colcock. Daniel, Dimmck Disney. Dosy, Durham,
Edmundson, Ewing. Fes,berston, Ftich, Fuller, Gerry,
mond, HARRISON Harlan, Hannanson. l. G. Harris, w.
Harris, Hubbard. Hoagand, Holiday, Howard, Hubbard,
Inge, A. Johnson. r. w Johnson, Jones, kaufman. La
Ssre LETTER, Liuefeld. J. Manu. Mason, McCieInand,
Mcdonald, Mcdowell. McLanshan. McLane. McMullen,
Mcqueen McWlie Meade, Miller, Mlson Norris Morse,
R 0 RoSsn. Robnsoo Ross Savage aSss
Seldom. r. r. Stanton, K H. Stanton Stet:on strong
sweetser, Thomas. Jacob Thompson, James ThomR,on
Lorn, WhlfiIessy. Wood Woodward, and Young. .
For Mr.. nPBELL.-Messfs. Aston, Anderson, An
aIew Ashman Base cas s0tfe s csawe c
vim Campbell, Casey, Chandler Clark Clngman, Cole
Conger Conrad Corwin Deberry, Dixon. Dusr, Dancs9
a.s sr anowsy A.g
Hiard Houston, Howe, Hunter, jackson, James John
son. Daniel p King. George = King. James King. John
Lean. Moore, Morehead. Morton. Nelson, Newell, ogie
OILS ousIsw, Oven Phonir Putnam, Putnam. Reed, Rey
aods Risey Reshwe sS'e Ramsy ssss ssssGes
sprague, Sanly, Stephens Taylor, John ThomP
son, Toombs, Undsrhin, yinon, Watkins, White, VIII
iiams WILSON. aud Winthrop
For Mr.. PRfspLx MIR Alexander.
For Me. PHLEo -Messrs Allen, Durkee, Giddings, Ju
For MI FsrScH -Messrs Bingham and Root.
For Mr. MuDD -Messrs. G. Buter and Alexander Evans
For Nj. sARsKASr--sIessrs Crowel H Manu. and Tuck
For Mr. FoorE -Messrs. Hebard, Matieson and Dickey
For Mr.. cLAnxs --Messrs. Mescham and Thurman,
MFR T. l. HARRIS. rising to question Of privilege,
remarked that, in order to permit Mr., KERR OF Mary
land to visit his home, whittier be had been called, he
Mr. H. had consented to refrain from voting for week
thus pairing of with that gentleman This accounted for
his failure 10 10 his the vote just taken
The House then proceeded with the 4th utra vote
for Clerk, with the following result:
Whole number Of votes cast. 49,
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CARD-L Csnusf has the 10 announce next
fashionable soree win be held Thursday
ming January 10, 1850. Jan SD.
SuBJGCT-MATrEH OF the worth Americas Review
y January, sory spanish Literature
gaumens History of Baptist of Races Hungary
Bhas History Of Roman Liberty Whppes Lectures Travels
Australia hos Discourses John Rsrtam and Humphrey Mar
XIV, Kennedy's Life q Writ ri t ts'H
The North american Review published ia quarterly
be for Eve dollars win be regularly fordea
strongly enveloped, 20 once in the United States
Jan FRANCK TAYLOR
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An intelligent and judcious correspondent Of the New
York Herald has the following correct and just apprecia
ton Of the character OF distinguished Secretary OF
State as diplomatist And we viii add, that il any
statesman ever shall acquire immortality Of fame by
dnt OF mere bunderng. that statesman the Hon John
Nj. Clayton. The whole country to concur in this
opinion.
The writer alluded 10 says:
Weak and mid animals depend upon their cunning for
selfdefence IL with weak and tmd
with Mr. Clayton He has Of the ability Of diploma
list bnt he thinks he Is dreaduy cunning What he cannot
confront In the face he lodges He has lodged any expo
siton upon foreign affairs, and in reference to Caor-
mia and New Mexico he has reduced Congress the same
necessity Of pumping for particle Of the information
required. or the only result Of such policy of
action Is TO increase the daecon against the sdmiaistra-
ton, and 10 weaken IL at every point
We have doubt that the silence Of the message on the
engrossns subjects Of the day work OF Mr. Clayton
and the condolences OF Cen. Taylor In his great WISDOM
which the President Is about hEdng himself egregousy
deceived We expect the various solutions inquiry r
information In relation Cuba, California and New Mex.
co and the removals from Office lying before the Senate
70 he passed and we also expect TO them Of
real value than the message and re ports put
geher 1.-THE cabinet expect any mercy the Senate they
must be frank and Il viii do for Mr. Clayton any longer
70 play the arfa dodgcr, II he wishes the support
Of the wings.
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0UBsCRIBERs the Washington
ing the written authority of cket In
formed that cketr Cor admission
adjoining
two Of Browns Hotel.
First Assembly, ON the pm instant, At Jackson Han
Jan s-2uf
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n a. rzsIt, 4. ~, Principal.
TUE se-sio, q h instusgn win Mon
day the January 1850 The abe-t
instructors employed the several Departments school,
sce l. paid 10 the moral and Intellectual
ins Of me boys bon BY principal and assistants Boys
advanced cIssss % college, o. FOR me dnes
required 10 board
the principal who hs psfenal
aiscipiipe which hey would NJ their homes
Board from - 10 90 yer month
Tuition IN the languages and Mathematics per session q Eve
80 W
In the English branches $3.50
Psysbie IN advance. Jan b-cPsw
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AlDcFcOn,
sowiia, Boyd, Albert g. Bsowa William Brown. Buell.
How casS wsis cscs
Dimmick. Disney. Doy, Dunhsm Edmandson. Ewing.
HacIsH, Hail. Hamilton, Hammond, Harrison, Harlan
Harmanson, Ishsm G. Harris, sampson W Harris, Hib
s saa 1eha.on
Lit,Isield, Job Man, Mason MeGlewmand. Mcdonald,
McWillie Meade. Miller, Mlson, Morris. Morse. olds,
Orr Parker Peaslse, Peck. Phelps, Potter, Powell Rich
ssrong swsetser Thomas Jacob Thompson Jane; Thomp
We Wei Whialsssy, Wood. woodward, and Young.
For Mr. 8 Foors -Messrs; Alexander. Allen. Andrews
burrows, Chester Butler Thomas B. Butler. Calvin Camp
bell, Casey, Chandler Clark Cole, CongsT Conrad. Cor
Esans Nathan Evans. Fowler Freddy, Gooaenow. e;ou
Could, GrnneIl, Holloway. Hampton, Hay, Hebard Hen
ssn DAME! King lanes g. King John A. King ms
ous. Owen, PhGnix, Piman, Putnam. Reed, Reynolds,
Ey sosaa. s.s
man. Toombs Tuck, Underhi, vinson. White. Williams.
For M. c.arsGIL-Mfs.rs Asds,s0n. csIsI, S G.d
I Ms,sa MSsos and Watkins.
For Mr. FRKscH.-M-ssrs Bingham and Root.
For Mr.. PHnKo.-Messrs Durkee, Julian, P. King, and
For Mr. PRNpLE Mr.. Giddngs.
For Mr.. GoUvsRSEUR-MI. Holmes,
No choice having been effected
MEMBER moved that the House do now adjourn
which motion was not agreed TO.
Mr.. McMULLEN asked the unanimous consent of the
House to permit him to introduce preamble and resolu
ton, providing that the House should adjourn until
Wednesday token Of its respect for the morrow, uhe
Sth of january
The SPEAKER remarked, that il would not be in order
to offer the resolution unless the House previously voted
TO suspend the rules for its reception; but that COM
to move that when the House adjourn, il will adjourn
over until Wednesday next, which motion would be at
any time in order.
Mr. McMULLEN then moved that when the House
adjoums. will adjourn until Wednesday next and,
Mr. KAUFMAN called for the yeas and nays; which
were ordered and it was not agreed toyeas So, nays
Il6. And then, on motion, the House adjourned
Petitions, etc.
The following petitions and memorials were presented
under the rule, and referred to the appropriate committees
James Schor, and Elisha d. Whitney, praying payment
or certain vessels Ne furnished Texas and given up BY
Texas the United States the annexation OF Texas by
the direction Of the Congress OF the United States
praying that post route irom Marshall via Moses Wood
pins A. Lschs and VIM. Dfummond's, to Lexington, be
By Mr. HARMANsoN. The petition of C. d. Layman,
for claim against the United States. Also. the petition OF
the memorial Of Edward sparrow. Lewis selby, and N
Richardson 70 establish term OF the district court In
By M WILSON. The memorial and petition Of p F.
Schieck. attorney for John Hangover administrator d.
indemnify for French spoatlons prior to 1900 Also,
similar memorial from Mary corby, widow OF Thomas M
By Mr. FULLER The memorial Of William wlherlee
and Abbot OF the last win and testament o.
Dro 10 T. o A
Hatch widow OF NJ Hatch. The memorial Of MARY M
pber deceased .e The me- mortal d zsSeSiaS s Holt heir
a, law OF Ambrose ADKINS. #@A
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HOUSE or REPaEsEsrArIvEs.

After the reading OF the journal,
Mr. KAUFMAN remarked that il would be recoileced
by the House. that the rules at present In force 70
operate on the 18th instant pursuance OF the resolu
ton III that effect some time adopted Under these
observation-disclosures the Committee Rules had instructed
him 10 repor certain alterations in the rules, and TO move
that thew be laid on the table, printed and made the
special order for Thursday next
Mr. NGE objectng called for the special order OF the
Mr.. KAUFMAN. Will il not be ia order to move q
suspension OF the rules for the reception OF this repor
The SPEAKER replied in the affirmative; and then,
On motion OF Mr. KAUFMAN, the rules were sus-
pended, and the report received LAID on the table
ordered be printed and made the special order OF the
Mr. MORTON arose on the present occasion (if the
House would grant him leave) explain his position and
epel assaults which had been made upon him personally
By the press but MEMBERS objecting,
The SPEAKER, announcing the regular order for the
day to be the election OF Clerk, summoned TO the
Clerks table the elers for the occasion HARAL
SON. CRowELI. JAMES THoMPsoN, and WMTE when the
House proceeded with the third Uua vote for a
Clerk. with the following result:
Whole number of votes cast, 220
Necessary to q choice, Ill.
MIR. John w. Forney received lW
T. J. Campbell "
p b. Prindle
G. w. Phileo -
B. B. French
J. III. G. Mudd
n. Sergeant
s. Foote
ID. C. Clarke
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For Mr. CAxru.II~--Messr.. Bennett Campbell, Crow.
ell, Mafteson, McLean, Conrad, aud Schenck re
For Mr. PRIxDLE.--Messs. Allen end @ iddinQs.
For Mr. GouvKRSEus MIR. Holmes, tvotng Cor the first
time to-isy)
No choice having been effected,
Mr.. SCHENCK nominated DR.. solomon Foote OF
Vermont a candidate torginalIy nominated some
days before --RY) and then
The House proceeded with the 9th Uipa vocs vote for
a Clerk, with the following result.
Whole number OF votes cast, 2l9 hs t|
Necessary 10 a choice, ITO