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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-11

The following testimony in proof ofthc powers Of r. an
dreihs FIli,,a emod! against worms. Or. Br.ndrclh
can assure the public, hat he has known much more sr-
prsng cases and he is At b"r! to individual, Gu
red.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-04
PirRPOET lSilAM.
Jnds1 81 supreme 'r'f
EAn-I, G. Eyrsts, Airy !rr I.tcl'-'

5 IhTE o" VERMONT. re- \ r''
District of Rutland, -, : - bcrFd l''' .
q special session Of The Probate tou'' O 'i'
sa'd district of Rutiaud, he'd At N"'ian" -
and for said district Ga tho 2othsd'y OF 30
vcmh.r,A. b. it5l.
Present, Hon. Harvey Bat'on, J1is'
Whereas, kufus Richardson, admin rn"'
ortLe estate of Rufus Rich,rd,on, late OF Men.
don, IN SAID District deceased ntcs'nl" m'
tbs day made applIcal'o', 10 the sad ff''''r
Court proposing To re"dera hral account y"
hi, administration Of lad estate,
Therefore,, II IS ordered by "'d ifo''
Court, that the examination OF sad "ct'4'
for allowance and decree OF the residue
sad c,iate latter pnylug the debts Of h''d n
ceased nLd the espcuse' 81 adm'n'tl'a" .
10 the persons entitled thereto, be hid
same arc hereby referred to sto'rI s"s'
IF sad Court to be held 1T the Oh al
Register Of SAID Curt IN Rutland N SAD
trlct on the Is, Monday, being Ihe Jtl' o.
January, A. d. Icj! and that npi'ce M"
be given by publishing certified c"t"
fccur! If This order three weeks snrtr"
previous thereto IN the RutlanG !iri. .
ness pap,r printed at sad Ru.ia"., ~
that ali pcrsQHs interested therein may
aud there rppcar before sad Court 'h1 o.
10 the allowance &c sad account und - d..
decree If thcy sce cause.
a true copy of iec.;u,
nEHRy nALL, R.st-rt "
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-04

~ In onr notice Of the accident to
the Il. & ". train on the Il. {. b. Rail
road on the 21th. we were led to say
,Iat ina>much rs no one IN particular
Vas left in charge of the switch, it could
emphaically be said that nobody was
to blame,
1t gives Us pleasure to state, on the
representation Of Mr. Dunlap, the
superintendent Of the Rutland AND uuv.
lin@,nn road, that oH lis part no blame
cnn he attached - Mr.. Dunlap says the
Foreman OF the pit had from him cx-
press orders to guard against any ac'
cilenl that could happen ut the switch
At the time Of the accident. the Foreman
had left the work TO get his breakfast
before the gravel train had gone out,
leaving the conductor of ;he train to re-
place the switch after leayn" Thi,
was neglected, and hence the accident
We understand that both the men hcid
as culpaIlc by the superintendent l,avt
been dismissed from the service Of IL,
Company.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-04

~ The NV York Herald hereto
fore free trade paper, now owns up 4.
ioilovs:-
The total value of Agricultural *,
ports from The Cn.tra Nlaics last year
wa, about one i.undre and twenty nil.
Hons OF dollars, Of which considerably
more than 0ne-halt was in the single
article Of cotton, an article which Great
Britain is benefited more in receiving
HAN the United S!a,cs in giving. Il
i true that most Of our crop Of cotton
i exported; but that is u small item
IN orr lit os agricultural product, -
We could keep the wtoic Of tia, crop
without beng a, IL Injured by 1t; for ouI
.ngorlatiUn, would be- reduced mon
taah tie 'a,Ge Of a raw mate rial, ana
our lutue manufacture, much btrri.tjra
ny The demand upon their Industry
Non'!n'crcoursc with Europe would by
40 meals iijure any important intcre,,
IN this country. We have the means
within our own limits, 70 live and
enjo! reay!y every lasgIy, iEde1en
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-04
t.IiroRSiA NrNs.
M y ii. Va. 81

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h,2t,, af.l,eI % Naw ! Nao'
as -y.H.a,. bs.'rvs ia. NH.' y.'
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two ani u na.i u,.....- e.. "r.,'.
god dat 80 freight, AL 1I' i'.''.". .
cvr.. .,ii-i from -. lsg.0 80 r' t.''
iir.l uf November, a'i a,u'"i ~ ii'.
am, on ia" l;.h, mN>nG ihr ph'''s~
in. de %: fifteen jt,-. which Is lE,' ga. is
-. on r,cutl. \ i.,gIr tu.n''vi al her
passengers l",n ir,.>as' at thi-rr' ior
Nrw Oiiran-: til, h,'trc" salrl -
,hr Ch"rp.re. which .r't thIIr"' "a
2p'e,prk. l.. ii CA the :. h, AND az
rived hcit ,h1,iy a'rer "'''''~ i'"'
evening il a p.tAIe u. "a little over
III - lass
T,c o,!y m,,-unnt Of m,ri.ri p.''
.,r interest wiiclt h, uan>pu 'h N'h
.Hru, up t. the sailing "i the h'a''''
was the Shnta.Duhara tou>cldion inI
promoting u plan for dividing tie STATE
u measure which i"N o! the southern
. coast counties seem '''P'''' I" w.
. "r'o =. matter "i l'-".e '"' "'''''''
r ru'It nrr''''IN' "A ) W va" '''
J.. I'r-e Z" 'l'"r'"'"i ara '"' '"' V''
ea:ctt Of 1900 miles Of sea coast. 10
+ gr'he' wa i ezra" ''i'"'9 u va J."
= stances ~ '.'e ''"' ''''i' ''''' ''''
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me 'o'N'n""n' however, ""' wv
H''hi! M'r'"e"' mere '''s Wv IL" !,
:, one "e's;u'>, rtpf'''"''''7 ~ "'' o','
'o"' counties i"' i''''I'',''"- W -,
CONVENTION was "u' III" "V" y. ''"' we
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-04

Or \ tiikC,MAS An,,j a,,,.,.,.
s3hsct,Nrr hIsscnt Us q crrite,,. g..
oi IrS patrsle0ers, winch Ne wNL.,,r.,...,
tor 'hc bcncli; oi ms r,i. ..bor.. ,,tn.
Wunl', AZ large. |, status 80 ,c,h. .,..,
needs no continuation, the lst;icuh,,.,f.
rcmarhabl. cGrr itom Ayers CHERRY r...
raj, an aliclc we have atcadr ,,l,,
sion 10 no dee, AID winch We have ,..,
believe ~ worth nn,ic-. Th.nc..,.,.,
been reduced very low from ,hc effect. =,
cold and cough, rnuscJ uy over r,.t.,.. a..
tf., ncorl. ,hrrc years sjnoe, "a 4 FIONA, a.,
II was evident To- IA, friend, IT, D., ,,...,c.
la ''n'ng I" rr"mniut" grave Mara.
the rrmcL,r. of th, d1r and the ,d,,..
cdl,urni ply 'ician- had all "a led t. ,e,,sl..
relief, whcn he was induced t. ,ry ,L,r,..
~ Fcctnra,, which soon CURED ham r..
crow dcd state Of our column. w,I,o, =.
nt the inil par,,cular., tui We e,,n.s,I, O.,
ytc the attention of uut reader, I, ,h.
vct'lscmrnt in another pay, o. out psa,t r.
| h. istidH lhronicie
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-04
AHolItEE SCirSlirIC Wuyp.,

ASolItrE SCitNlirIC Wuypts
laroErANr TO DisrFrIity- DR.. !
lioughton Pcps'n, the Tur Dgevv, ys,a
or Castro Juice, prepared from Rsnn. "
the Fourth Stomnc,, OF the Ok, ate, d,,,
tons Of Baron Leb's, The great pny.,oios.
cal che INST hy $. Houghson, NJ D Phi.
adclpha. THIS il truly a wonderful rmtd,
for Indigestion, Dy'pcrs', Jsnndrr.. Liver
Complaint, Con s,ipat.on and peb'li,v. curing
after Natures Own Method, by Nature
Own Agent, the Castro JUICE Pamphlet.
containing Scientific evidence # It, uu.
turniShedhy agents gratis Sec NOTE. ,mo I,
The medical advertisements
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-04

81 .-fi.@ '.'t. -. P.
r.. VIA. aew'.f. Of {, u,
f ;, Representatives. !..Iiae....', .l.s
~ ti.:. "a. N.n.l >;x,y ..M..t
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-04
1. IJe F>lltI01|0 l>cra!(|
1iitN>bAY EVENING. DEC tMbLh T.
iiVSS. Tt}.

KOSS: Tu.
The p7ogr $ of koSs,th in ENGLAND!
j. one continuous trinmphal tour
Ovation uoon ovation ha. met him al
every ,urn--and i; Is indeed SAID that
no foreigner ever before attracted such
attention in England rs has just ben
paid to the Magyar Chief;--and HOW,
as his arrival is daily expected upon
our shores; the excitement il New York
and the lager sea board cities is h"c"H-
ING most Intense, and tn, 1"-irc to It's
tcu to his really facinaiing langnag"
and hear the expression Of his noble
sentiments in favor Of liberty is unusual.
Whatever may be thought Of tie duty
or policy Of his government in refer.
cncc TO Ike great question of llunga-
lian or European liberty; whatever
may be thought Of the propriciy OF the
mission upon whicl. this great chief
now comes TO u-;--or how far his soul
inspiring, heal.-,iirline clopnence will
serve rs his artillery TO batter down til"
cons, rvaiive flrirrss within Which our
people have 50 long rrpo>ca in ~ ETY..
or whether he will succeed in Draw
ing any considerable portion OF our
people from The non-intervcntion rule OF
policy under which they have so long
ac;ed---is, Of course, question yet to
he lscilcl. Eat however this may be.
we think all will award to him the merit
ofac:inr under noble impulse; Of being
governed by an honesty Of purpose;
and that his aim is solely for the best
interests Of lis country. E'elip. this
oursDlf, and in the belief, from cares
ful pcru-al Of hi: speeches in England.
tia, there is no man now living (wilhin
our knowlrd.c) pc -1eSsca III so eminent
q degree Of the peculiar power nocc5s-
ary to make "A successful rciOrmcr or
revo'utionis'-wc cannot but regard
his advent upon Our shores as an occur
renee Of grave and serious import, and
a. an event HAT may well arouse the
n,t.niinu nf MI
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-04
joins NJ; '"'' lEnl'snl >u,,cnc CON,
Nz,,rrs owr.. ( February fu.n, 1855
N&r Llt.Nt.AS JnuN u OWE. II RnlAnd

joins NJ, o"" IEn,,and Su,,c,.c CON.
u.,,rrs owrs. i'tTu"'! Too, 1855
an iltHEAS, joins n owns. II Ru..,d
w Ia the county II Eutlaui, d., prYusr
hi petition t. the lion. ) prone Court nr
to b. he'd at Kut,und within and iar Ni
county Of Rutland. on tho 9TH Tucslny ,.ut
the An Tuesday Of December A u 1851
therein setting forth that 90 III. 2J'i day Z
o t"ber. lGi6 he WAS lawfully married to Ne
l,,e Saith, ct Pittsfor,i. at f!tt.frd in "a
county and that the petitioner t,'cd with us
laid Mcj,t; 9 III the faithful Cg!a,mlnce a.,
the marria." co'rl,nt,, NJ Pi.t..'rl 'fIrc'.
~ the 30ih Lay Of Decc'nter \. d. lhf ~
thc sai! Molutc, without ,ny Jus, csu.' r
rr"v"ctt.nn, w,i'fT'ly deserted and ab'co,d':
If IN your petitioner, and went 70 r.r,,.
known, aul las not since that time 'e.ufrt-
aud further that the snid Mclitte la Z.
that time hce" guilty o. tbs GRIM. 81 acul,-.--
Aud pr,linc That the bonds Of Mar!.ro,, 3,
tween the said John Nj. Owen anI M,H.
owen may Ice dissolved, and . bill VI dfr -CD
granted To the eaii JOHN III. Owen, ,nd ,tAl
the said John NJ Owen may be wholly sb'c Nti
isou the marriage contract,
Aui whereas tic SAID libel Of John n Cres
against Mclittc Owen beng presented to NJ,
and it appealing that sad Meline Owe. u
withput this state. it il ordered that the a !
MclI,tr Owen be summoned to appear and l.
swcr To sad libel at the terM u the SuIl're
Court next to he held at Rst.ard wlthIn s'd
for tho county Of Rutland aforesaid IN she ~
Tucsday after TIE An InrsG,y of p,c'ItI
a ID 1851, by the public ton Of sad HIS ~
The substance thereof, with this order t''t"'t.
in toe Rut'"nd Herald, printed 4, Rr.t',
three weeks successNcly the last 81 "ht'
shall nO, be less than sit vccas previous 'ota''
ter II o. the supreme Cont,
Given under my hand a. Rutlsn!, n So
county o. Rutland, this ~ h dag II 'e'ciat'
J.. H., 1851.
PiERpONT lSilAM
Judge 81 Supreme Ct1''.
NA,-,. I,,.p,s Acre &. ItrI,. u.
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tar q Il, ,,ti s'a'a'e., and any %. H.
..f.su. ili,rcstrj 40 ta- raVnlo'. N.'i'
r.l.-' o. ret..c 10 r,, ,ae p-'P''.'a
.- share a..r..cl ,o hin ~ 'hs.' 81 'hr
u~s Ate court. nsr,raD.y e. N''lInn
,wen'y.onc NJ .a! chapt E. ''d c9A:'
NAV issue m execution, n thr name o:
N, executor or administrator. nga'n :;
the parry 70 refusing or ne,iec;,ns to
ray. fnr such sum a. may bc assessed t"
l,m or her. TO be made rr,urnaoic ~
rs,y days frnm the dae thereof.
App'osoj Sos. -, 1871.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-04


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NNCEE<S- fsr St stoE.
t",>r,v,y5y. D., . ISL.

~. G. WIS ''!Ft>" - w
A.. Hn'cr
y 'n,...Fc was tc'Nrcd from iir .
I49"i' aHp.HHt"'-, toe ot-an.h,;.,.. @. .
.'.; t1..,a"i itH 8, .lo'"e.' d =
..a.1.tt' i' "ai oa Sc 're-''r,
"tl'"l AA. an N"1'a ID ''r- ..'.r',
t.' char appointed Mr., lvG auf
Mixer "a sa"',sr ev.-'.";,I s." ,a-
ai' %, ;h' Senate.
NJ A'eii-on oi.Tod q resolution
l'a, tic Sonata proceed T. tic y,r'
Y 81 Il titi IAN ''h'|T' W IT o.
tn-i. It Is understood That Mr. H"'-
i.' VI" decline a nomination loo Ia,
e1'".
NJ, tvote -.yo n.j.r u Z J HH' 'l'
solution. WWch Ia should 'hieodocc
to morrow. expressing the SYMPATHY
Of Congress for the Irish cNi.es, smith
y i'lcA AMI tS associates.
Nj. Atchison gave nctcc oF a 'iil
granting la"i tor a railroad in Ms
So0rl.
Mr.. bod e. OF Wisconsin. presented
a petition from . humber Of the il,hab-
ta;i: Of several Western States and
Territories. Tor the removal of the
distractions to the n; viyati,n IF the
Mississippi River.
Mr.. Doigc, Of Iowa, introduced a
Vii @rantin. the ii4ht Of way and
land for railroad in Iowa.
The Chlirman iMr. king) intro
laced n y Il gran inr the unsoll nh-
lie Lands ia Ohio to that State.
The question rr,ri,ln. newspapers
for the rs, OF members was then
called ~. anil the sam Of $40 s,r.
o,s,rJ \, an ajl,,onrc FIJI. that mr..
~,
=, o,,,,..,,o,. o. or.ol h,. NJ.
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=. ''', y, ,''''''5 S''' ""''' va
'",''F "''e',' w. =,
An an'hi,nPn' was offered ny ar
Evans, provl''ins papers Tor The whole
year.
Mr.. Bowie took the floor. and
eroke in dcnunciation Of the whole
system. which he denounced as cy.
tr,var,nt and wrnur.
N1r Uo>' thonrht that ,ha old .,
..,.o,.n;.,;,, ,,,., o,,,,;.;o,,t
A.. s.a..a,, ,.:"I;.~,sl
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'1'''', "'''' was S'"' " 'N"' '""V
.ft'l:ii'hrhV was l'roc'a''hco from 'n'
! ing sllc OF Tue liouSc.
Mr.. Evans dcfentcu his course an
party.
MIR. Carter denounced the whole
system. and said that it was only in
..nloJ "a furnish ,,e,nbrrs ,ortra;t
r,,s NJ ,hon, s,,vc, v,;,,o, hy hir.,;n.
...;il,,r,
,I G., c,,
" ''N1'''' "''' \, ''' "''''0N
70 W h'''eS' - VIC Pe'."o' una "'''
lucFelovc "i'Fo'e' - tHe measure:
Inc SUBSTITUTE Tor the appropriation
was equivalent to three daiIV papers
The yeas and nays were called. ant
thc House adopted the substitute.
Pending the resolution a. amoNde !!
the Mesa re- was Introduced, and rcat
t'roor,oot BIZ the Clerk in a clcaI
l;.:. .,, l;h ,Lo lIo,.,
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YESTERDAY. the famous 'TrippIcr
II,lr wa. disposed Of at auction. !,
i.,;l, hv =, NJ, 'r,.n,l.r q, , co.,
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,rcoscJ bath, AVID ,Le examination sill,
,:,roo ,r.h. C,ro,nr.. ;crr l..o.
,,;y. ,he ac;,,,;on Thc hn;,dr,s Of IN,
.,o;rc,.a or hanni.,.rs (,hr Inter wcr.
onlv uo;LJ ,o ,},e stems viii nrob.hj,
,o ,.oso,,ol e mr., ;rl,c..1
A. Ko.s,u, I'm. write, 70 our cit,
Co,nr;l ;ncorm;ur them that he will b,
here in the Humboldt, we cxpc,, him
ON ,hc 81 or fiji Of Dee. and Of conr,,
our preparations are being made viii
some celebrity As well rs in great style
, He is TO remain at Siaicn Island day
or two until he can he escorted into ,hC
city in sump,uous fashion, and while h,
is there below, he will lie waite! upor
} by the various Populations. Tie cdi
, tors have concluded to invite him to
: grand dinner ON the ground that he wa
once one of the corps This las
movement is strongly ri,liculrd by som,
, Of the nrc.s and culo,izol by others.
We say nothing, bat are not likely I,
= contribute 81 in order to .uioy a dime
o Of the Kind, and lis celebrity.
u. Mr.. Forrest and Miss eastman ar
q nlayi.,r here n, two Of the theatres, i
c bold opposition. +. draws crowd
: nightly. Miss G. We are sorry to say
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is not that a beautiful shelly
,skcd lady, wishing to show her
,cicucc.
Indale, madam, an it's replied
and Irishnan but ! an no botanlst,
and DO not upieIasaad Ehyaio'ocy''
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The Erie Canals fa,, closed NJ lie.
and navigation siop.c! wts, G! >c.e-
nectadr. Eesrlr lt0Q t.2x are f,s,,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-04

A few Of The Southern lights men
voted for Thomas ). Bocock, Of Va.
Alr. Biya was conducted to the chair
by Messrs S,anly and Disney, mud
sworn in by Mr. Giddinps, he bsing
,he ciles, member If ,hs IIoY@,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-04

Before many days are over he will.
we hope, have All opportunity of
speaking to republicans on republic
can soil, and then, and not til tAcn,
shall We be in possession Of com,
llctc exposition OF tic princi les
Oh which lie proposes to rely IN
any failure strugyl c for his country's
rights.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-04
ELnCrION OF SrRAKEE..

Linn Boyd, o. k.niUcsy. wss nomi'
mated "a. the Cpnp,omis" candidate
and Thaldeus Stevens, If Pa, Mas sup
ported by Il portion u the Wings, On
the fir, trial, Nix Boyd nas elected
ri, ,..,i, ,,,. N. e. I1nwS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1851.
EVENING SESSION.


On motion Of Mr. BISsELL. the rules were suspended
Senate bill making grants Of public lands TO the several
States for the relief and support of INDECENT insane per.
sons. (aptroPrating 10000 acres) 105 nays So
The bill having been read Mr.. MILLER moved to lay
il on the table. o s 5slsi 3. .-.a5. "a. q ..a. e.
Mr.. BAYLY moved 10 suspend the rules 10 90 into a
Committee OF the Whole on the state of the Union: not
agreed to-yeas 80. nays So. =l 'rlaaa
And then the House refused TO lay the bill on the
table-yeas So, nays l09
MIR, JONES moved to 20 into Committee OF the
Whole the state OF the Union: agreed o--yeas
81, nays 81. ts. 7sas.+al os#.7o.t aat ~'sastg
MIR. THOMPSON, OF Mississippi, Qhis being private
bill payO moved to 20 into a Committee OF the Whole on
the private calendar not agreed toyeas 3d. nays l09
Mr. ASHMUN, alter a lew Ie,narks 10 show the hope
lessness OF further efforts to force the OF
this bill the House, moved the suspension OF the rules
10 20 into Committee Of the Whole on the state OF the
Unlon order TO proceed the consideration Of the
general appropriation bills. q & h. .s4 L.tt q e. +
And then, after an Intellectual motion to adjourn. the
rules suspended and the House went into Com.
nays so. aall q s Eas 4 ..t t@ st sla e
So the SPEAKER having called Mr. RICHARDSON to
The chair, the committee took up the navy appropriation
bill for the year ending June 30 1852, when speeches
thereupon made by Messrs MEADE and STAN
TON in favor Of mail steamer service, and the
committee rose. EeM544
Mr.. JULIAN moved the suspension OF the rules to en-
able him to introduce the resolution read in the
This mornings proceedings, proposing the appointment
select cot1mitiee 10 inquire INTO Mr. ALIEss charge
against Mr.. Daniel Webster Secretary OF State and the
yeas and nays on this motion being next ordered,
On motion. the House adjourned.
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Senate clock and submit To the Senate whether they
will commit breach OF the Sabbath day when there is
Aln DICKINSON Take up the bin, and then adjourn.
y VAL be seaadaious to cit on the Sabbath in time OF
peace hd Fa Fe ffastft + Hssi u
The question was then taken ts yeas and nays. and
wese-Lyras 35, nays l7-ss follows
YEAS Messrs, A,ohirop, B.dssI Baldwin. Bell. ,Hor
and ,!a ss.s Srfssi I,ass Oaaps, p.ya. q Ma.
Dass Tsss. : c..s. S.a 5ses o. a.s
Ean, Miller Pratt kAn.oul, kusk, ssba.,.n, Seward.
s sss %s, ss. sgo-nos Underwood Wales Walker
NAYsMs.srs Berrien, Clemens, Davis Of Mississippi.
Dawson, Downs. Hale, Hamiin, Houston Hunter, King,
Mason, Morton, Notri', Rhsu soue. Tsrney. and Yuee
!. So the bill was again taken up
Mr. UNDERWOOD. l wish to inquire whether il
we adjonrn this bill will be the first business in
The PRESIDENT twill be the first special order,
Mr. CASS wish to inquire If ii is now in order to
that when the Senate sdjourns il adjourn to meet
at ten o'clock on Monday morning .. n.
The PRESIDENT That motion can only be received
Mr. CASS. Then | ask the unanimous consent to
make that motion
Mr. MASON | object. III.
MIR CASS. / then move To-
Mr. UNDERWOOD | object
SENATOR Il is not TO adjourn 10 10 o'clock That
has been objected 10 already.
Mr. UNDERWOOD. was mistaken.
Mr.. CASS The senator cannot object to the motion
tina! am going to make. now move to adjourn. II
Mr.. BELL, lin his seat) How do you know
Mr.. CASS. How do know How do know that
yesterday yesterday, that tom will be
morrow! You will know by-and.by, | am afraid
[Lsugh ter.1
ask for the yeas and nays on my motion.
The question being taken the call for the yeas and
nays, they were ordered tb
The question being then taken upon the motion to adj
ourn by yeas and nays il agreed toyeas 30, nays
25--as follows
= YEAs-Me.srs ,Atchison Berien, Bradbury. Cas-,
Fetch, Fooe, Gwn, Hale, Hamn, Houston, Hunter. King
Mason, Morton, Norris, Pearce Rhe, Rusk Soule Tur
ney. Underwood, Walker, Whitcomb, and Yuee- ~
NAYs-Mes'r. Badger, Baldwin, Bell, Borland, Bright
Chase Clarke Cooper, Davis of Massachusetts, Dodge
Wisconsin, Dodge OF Iowa. Douglas Ewing Greene Jones
,ngnm, Miller Pfau kan'ou, Sebastian, Seward,
Shields, Smith, Spuance, and Wales-25.
So the motion was agreed to; and at Is minutes pas,
l2 O'Clock
The Senate adjourned.