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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-05
JAMES B. SCLATER, a s
PRODUCE BROKER,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets, Richmond, Virginia

DR.. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
TONER of Medicine in Baltimore, respectfully oferl
his professional services to the public. Office on Les
ter It., Rocketts ~ H-ts
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THE YELLOW FEyKR.-On Sunday last there
were Is deaths from yellow fever in Charleston.
There we're deaths from yellow fever in Au.
gusta on Saturday.
On Thursday there were only six interments In
Savannah, including three from yellow fever, and
on Friday, there were interments of which four
were from yellow fever.
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HE MARSHALL AND HENRY BuILpIEG
FUND AND LOAN CoMPANIEs.-The Board Of Di,ect
ofs OF the shove Companies at their meetings held
August 18th, 1854, adopted the following resolution:
Resolved. That ON aud after to night persons
wishing to subscribe for shares in this Company.
shall be required to pay sdvsnce Of i've cents per
share per month"; In addition to the initiation fee and
monthly dues, from the time of oreanizstion."
few shares remain untaken. and until the 18th of
October the rate of subscription will be SS IS per
share. -
:, Apply to the Treasurer, WIN. A. JENKINS, at the
Exchange Bank. or to the undersigned
JAS LEE,
ee Z8-tl2O Sec. of M and n Coz
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signor Novelli, bassc prcfundo, died at Charles.
ton, S. c., on the 10th Sept aged about fifty years
He was member of the Tedesco Havana opera
troupe.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PITTsBURG.-On Monday
afternoon last fire broke out in the drug store of
B. A. Fahnestock, in Pitsburg, Pa, which was de-
s:royed, with most of its contents. The stock of
goods was valued at $4,000, upon which there is
an insurance of $4,000. The building was insured
for 81, 600. .f..s-z
The fire ragged with great violence, and commu.
nicated to the house owned by Mrs Mcdowell, on
Wood street, and occupied by Henry Collins, pro-
duce dealer, and S. Mckee. glass warehouse; also
to the house in Front street owned by William
Noble, and occupied by Robinson & Minnis, steam
engine builders.
McKee's loss is So 500 for which he is insured in
the Delaware Mutual Insurance Company. Robin
son g. Minnis' loss is but $780, Mr.. Mobiles loss
was estimated at $4,000, for which he is fully
covered by insurance in the Delaware Mutual
Company. Mrs. Mcdowell was insured for 81 500,
but it will not cover her loss. Mr.. Collins loss
amounts to almost nothing
DIR. Fudenberg a dentist, who was passing
Fahnestocks store during the fire. was struck by
psckag' thrown from an upper story window, and
very severely, if not fatally wounded.
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AMI
LEATHER.

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND
LEATHER.
FALL S roc K-SEpr. 1s. 1854.
q We beg leave to say ESNYn
to all our customers and the EET-rxA EtsTrxa
public at large, that we have euEI#aAt SIM
In store our EA&tk stock of 1'a41E-=A1
BOOTS, WOES, TRUNKS.
and LEATHER. comprising a very large and gene
raj assortment of all the desirable that il
suitable for Fall and Winter wear, bought upon as
good terms a. any Shoe house south of Boston, and
we would most respectfully invite all in want of
somethng that is good to call and see before they
buy We hsve been selling in the last few days to
some of the oldest and best merchants in Virsins.
that have just returned from the North and who
amined our stock as they passed through Richmond.
One OF them, who has been buying at the North for
the last fifteen years, sad that our assortment and
the quality of our Goods was the best
We do rot think it worth while to enter into de-
tail OF all that we have. We invite the merchants
and farmers to call and examine for themselves We
have taken extra pains in trying to get Goods of good
qualities, and to have such our friends can
sell, THAT is large s'zss) and made out of good lea
ther. We have also q very good stock of Richmond
made Bregues, made by ourseves suitable for farm.
ers-they are as good as can be made.
sal te PUTNEY, WATTS & PUTNEY.
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! NEW FALL GOODS, l654.-At
l HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHIONBLE

IM CLOTHING-Just received . most spIendid
..s assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING.
and Gentlsmens' Furnishing Goods OF all the new
fan styles. Also, Cloths Casimeres, Vestpgs nc,
ke &e which will be made up to Measure at the
shortes. notice and the best and most fashionable
style. most beautiful assortment of rich Cut Vel
vet Vestings NOT to- be surp sssed. For something
really nice cali at Z. B. SPENCE'S, No. l20,
se 20 Corner of Main and Governor sta.
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dARBER q Co.'S AMERIoAN HorEL.
Staunton, Va: w. b. GARBER, J. b. BREcKENRIDcE.
Il. E STEVENSON. Proprietors. 72T1T" 80.
travellers will find this new establishment first
class house, and the Proprietors always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests IS 80
The American" is situated Immediately at tba
terminus of the Central Railroad. il 52-am-
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. 81 JOHN p. JOHNsOh.
THOMAS w. KEESEE,

AECJ1tJlsEEIf, : h
Oefee With q 70, j.. SUMNER. No. 20 Pearl st-.
VIII attend to the sale Of REAL E6TAIE, and eve
n description of fMERCHNDIZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE Ac.
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EAPKESS To L1NCHBURG.
HAVING made arrangements with the
IL SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD CO and connect
ing lines, for the transportation, per Mail Trains of
Boxes, Csses Packages, Parcels and s descriptions
of Express Matter ready to serve all who de-
sire the Express, with unsurpassed facilities
for the rspi6 and transit of s aIteles commit
ted to care,
~ Charges moderate and un;formi
tY- No commissions charged for forwarding to points
OF our lines
OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS CO,
&C. le--lm Under Exchange Hotel
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troupe.
At Ashland, 90 long the resitence of Henry Clay
the old mansion has been reduced to shape
less pile of rubbish, by the present possesscr who
h about TO erect new house upon its site. which
shall be, In appearance, the exact fac sme of the
old. Had Henry Clay lived to pull the old house
down, he would no doubt have built better In lis
place.
child OLA. Hoag. OF Butternuts, New York. was
with his brother-the two being respectively $ and
10 years oid-at play in wagon, when the elder
bsy found pistol laying the seat under the cush
Ion, and, not knowing it was loaded pointed Il et
his younger brother. saying, Now am going 10
shoot you, when Il went of, the contents entering
the breast OF the child and causing death in short
time.
The lumber yard OF Mowry & Steere, near Fro
vidence was burned on Sunday.
The steamer Malta sunk In the Ohio. mar p..
dncah, on Friday, and some thirty passengers were
lost
The Boston Fusileers are 10 New York ss the
guests of the Filth Company Of the National
Guard.
coof. "A thisf being caught robbing bank,
vhen asked what be wss doing, cooliy answered.
"Only taking notes"
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se 28-t12O Sec. of M. and n C..
CHARLES r HARRFYS

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
10th st, between Main and Cary.
V All work entrusted to his care viii be faith.
fully and promptly executed. se M-Sm
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VIRGINIA.

| FATAL AccrDENr-On Tuesday evening last
about two miles sns Of this plaee. man by ths
running of, throw ing him from the wagon, and one
of The wheels passing over his head, frscturing the
skull. We learn that be was resident OF Smyth
county, and was a. listing in moving family from
the neigbborhood Of Knoxville to Wyshc-A6iHS'
don rirgiafan.
THE Observation-Disclosures Elliott stated In
the Argus yesterday, ascended successfuiy on sas
urday. The balloon with it's passenger few rapidly
off, at the height of mile and hslf towards the
Dismal Swamp, gradually disappearing from view,
till only speck could be seen. We have been in-
formed that be descended about Is miles from the
Springs The balloon getting entsngied In an immense
cypress Tree and in attempting to get down. rope
by which he was suspended broke. letting him tall
20 the ground. though not iDjuring him seriously
Norfolk Ayyns.
NEW WAY OF FIGHTIsG.-Two men At the
Crescent Iron Works had Q Eight, q few days ago.
one of them threw the other Into large vessel of
water, scalding him severely. This mode of set
ting tight might do very well, If the water was
only cold Wheeling INT.
The Romney Argus Is Informed on reliable su.
thority that the Know Nothings in Morgan county
are on the decline. Some fifty, says have left the
order, and have renounced any connection with
the organization.
STATE MEDICAL CONVENTION .--After waiting
patiently for Quorum, the semi annual meeting OF
this society, was given ~ up failure by the gentle
men IN waiting The fault is laid at the door of the
know nothing" "docsors.-Peters6urs Dem.
DROWNED The boatswain of the British vessel
Essex, now at City Point was drowned last Satur
day by falling over board. The body was found,
and on Sunday was inferred with honors suitable
to such sad occasion -Pctcrsbmrg Erpress
CoRREcrIoN.-The melancholy case of acciden.
tai shooting published under our latest news head
yesterday. should have been dated Sussex, C. H.,
and not Surry, as erroneously printed. 1t was near
the first mentioned courthouse, the melancholy
event occurred.-Ib.
We regret to see tstated In the Fredericksburg
Recorder that there will be no Agricultural Fair
this year, In Fredericksburg.
The Herald adds, that If the City Council give
aid to the proposed Fair, 1t will 60 on.
The election ofa Commissioner of the Board of
Public Works. in Virginia, for the middle district
oi the state, will take place in May next, as Dr..
Grahams term of service will then expire.
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LUxyRIAnT HAIR--The care of the hair
may be unceasing, and it's cultivation superintended
by the most unquesionable skill and Judgment, but
without genial growth and condition Of the mate
rial to work upon every effort will be huitiesA-
The most thinly-scatteTed locks, that dehed every
effort Of art may be converted into iuxnTsnt tssses
WEIGH has thus become the indispensable sppendage
Of every fashionable toilet. II acts Ike magic Y er
dicafing dandruH and makes the conrsest hatr son
TIE senuine FLErcHER's HAIR ToEIc II sold By
Benpeft & Besrs A. DuvsL Johu Il. Blaif, Thomas
4 Taylor Broad at, and under tho American Hotel
wholesalc and retail, by the manufacturer.
N 81 - JOHN B. JOHNsOH.
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+. M. ROBERTsoN, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office, Rich.
mona, va 80 GAs 81 De 9-d3ms
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NEW FAIL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS. -
WE would respectfully call the atten-
w ton of our friends and customers and sil IN
R:cs Plaid. Plain and Flsd sIlk
Plsi Raw Silks and Merinoes
Plain Merinoes and Mouseiins sgatsE
Rich Embroideres Of alt descriptions
Lace Curtains and Curtain Goods
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, great variety
Sattinets, Full Cloths and kerseys
Blankets, Fiannels and Linseys
Of Cloth Velvet ana cos
of the latest Partisan styles which it will afford ns
the greatest pleasure to shew and will be onersdat
veIs slna'' % 'ah' DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
ocs l45 Essle Square.
VAKPETS, RUGS AND DOOR MATS.
" We have now in store one Of the LARGEST stocks
of CARPETING8 it has ever been our pleasure 20
aho ~ our frien ends and customers among which VIII
: Rich Velvet and Tapestry Carpets ist and ID
Innsin., saaGs new sssnd and handsome pattern.
Second quality Inera'n and Cotton Warps
All grades Hemp Carpets
CA, l2-4 and le Bookings
Rugs of al sizes and prices
Adsiaid Hemp and Fancy Door Matt -, r,...
beipg determined to se them on esfeasonabie terms
- they can be bought sithsT Nonh h{MsT,r a{ sSsari
80 DUDLEY : is sGasss%.i sas's ss"sis.
New STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
IN TER Day 0OODss-I have jast opened IN
snisIs FSEI e. AND AMI 2 WINTER DRY GOODS,
which we're purcha.ed n shs noisnsIn mssns :, as cn
great Inducements TO purchaser Among the ~
sortment may be fgund-- q. a
Ladies' Dress Goods OF all styles
Embroideries and Lsses
Hosery, Gloves Ribbons, &c. ~
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen, BoyS Aca bsr.
| fsxwA nffrk n
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RIeHM 0ED, VA
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER q 1854.
GALE ON THE TEXAS scoAsT.-GREAT Loss
OF LEE

--s--~"St
GALE on THE TEXAS coAsT.-GREATL Loss
OF LIFE.
The New Orleans papers of the a5th ult., fur.
nish detailed accounts Of the recent gallo on the
coast fTexas. We copy the following
The gale visited Mataeorda with almost unparal-
led fury destroying nearly all the buildings 10 the
place, those OF Col. Williams. Mrs. Sartwell, and
one or two email ones being all that escaped pros
ration or unroofng. The stocks Of goods OF the
merchants have been mostly ruined, with one ex-
ccption, Messrs Sheppard & Burkhart. whose store
only was unroofed. but goods materially damaged.
Four lives were lost in the town Mrs Duffey, Mr..
Merriman, and negro woman and child
The steamboat Kate Ward, was entirely wrecked
near the town, Capt. Ward, bis brother and nine
of the crew perishing. Blu, three only escapoo by
cIinging to one of the wheels and were taken of on
The 22d.
Schooner Tom Paine Capt F. Hulsemanu, own.
ed in Matagords, was totally lost, with the captain
and crew.
vessel from Sabine. with lumber, lost on the
The new s,earncr Colorado, built at Mataeorda
and nearly finished lies high and dry in the prairie,
800 yards from the bayou.
Crops of cane and cotton are blown down and
nearly ruined In fact, 1t Is said not bale of cot
ton is left 10 the county.
Quite q number of small crafts are reported lost
with all their crews.
Trespallacous, and The houses on the peninsula
opposite, were all swept away. except Col Lewis's
and two others not recoilected. Several lives are
reported to have been lost, among which were two
children of Capt. John Hugely, an old and much
esteemed planter, who were killed by the house
being blown down upon them.
An eye witness to the devastation of Matagorda.
says that he never could have conceived Of such a
sight as be Witnessed between and o'clock on
Monday morning; houses crashing and breaking up,
their materials flying through the air. women and
children screaming and running whither they knew
not. seeking protection, and when found, only to
be driven forth again after short lapse of time to
find new one, and in many instances in nearly
denuded state
Corpus Christi and other places westward remain
yet to be heard from, as also the country.
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Avery steady old farmer was once found betting
against roulette table. Upon expressiog very
natural surprise at this sight the old nan assured
rs, upon his honor he didn't want cent of their
money" why are you playing then7" .Be-
cause they have got about fifty dollars of mine"
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FA1:I. rRApT


= = 1zzxkS -
HAVE now II stora and viii s. res.;..
- - s Ing y sss.5shaes e ys9essess s.a Rasneis.
g the Wholesale tfaAs. AnA 8 iafrp1eein~s ~.
ss.eeh cf their eesilea voud nersly esll aftsntcn
tnss fheir bea ebsts vi ~ pas foah 70 mss q ~
vssnIseeous 70 Nerehsnfs purohasipg 0oots h thi.
@ Msx.et. Onr stock Will eusbrnee che sarietv peees
~ - dn re ssasgn. beth II CLOTHING and TIJH
sf. Mlsnimo 1OoDs, and eai ffom the tssde is &.
GRosHos0, rUPMANA : co
60 Main IT.. doom below PuIcslI Is6a 4
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"Oh, dearr exclaimed an urchin who was chew
ing green apple, 81 have swallowed an odd feis
low ~ "An odd feliow!" .'Yes he Is giving me
the grp."
There Is man IA Madison street, In this city,
who has lived SO long upon corn bread that his
voice has become husky his hair has turned to silk
like that which grows on the grain, and histoes are
covered with corns.
Miraculous CuaE-The recovery of bad
debt.
Why is young lady just from boarding school
like building committeei Because she = ready
TO receive proposals.
Lola Montez 10 still sojourning ct her country 70
sidence at Grass Valley, California.
DR.. Ramon Frances Valdez has been appointed
Consul OF Mexico at New Orleans.
HKALrH OF Bosror.-Only 76 deaths occurred In
Boston for the week ending the 30.h ult.
The email note law has eonc into operation In
Ohio.
Rev. C. N. Butler. D. D., has accepted the rector.
ship Of Christ Church, Cincinnati.
The deaths 10 Chleago Ia September were 245-
or sbout GO . week. :.
The barn Of John Miller, near Gsttysburg, was
destroyed By fre on Thursdsy.
Miss Catharine Hayes, late concert af tho Sand
wich lslands, u b said, netted el200.
The cholera has broken out 10 = very malIsnAnt
form In Bowling Green, ny.
Wills has resumed his sidIewild Letters" 70 the
Homo Journal.
Tho yellow fsver has appeared h vicksburs.
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ANNE RoYAL.-Ihe Washington Star, speaking
of the death of this somewhat celebrated and &C
centric neraonape saws.
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H% <hOIAI<IJ1OIk =
IL AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA-The pro.
pre tor of the above works 10 prepared to Plane
and Saw LUMBER, of various kinds in the beststyle
and on the most reasonable terms.
He has on hand quantity of Dressed FLOORING,
of various qualities.
PANEEL STUFF, both ofNorthern and Virginia
Pine ready dressed which be offers at low price.
SASHES, DOORS and BLINDS kept on hand and
made to order prices that cannot fail to give salts
faction.
Orders solicited and will be thankfully received
myl3 WIN FORBES.
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- AoooANopas1on GnANGa na Hophsin plp LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW CANTON =
On and after Saturday, the 9th inst orr Packet
Boat PLOUGHBOY will lesve RICHMOND on
Tuesdays Thuradays and Saturdays ct O'Clock, A.
NJ, and srrive at NEW CANTON at 10 O'Clock, 3.
i Returnine-Lesve NEW CANTON on Mondays
Wedne sdays and Fridays at o'clock A. M, arriving
sss CRoUCH HOOPER.
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X. j. III. McCAMPBELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,


Lexington, Va, 1
DRACTISES in the Courts of Rock
Il bridge, Augusta, Bath, Botetourt, and Lynch.
burg and gives his attention exclusively to his profe
sion, as he has done for elast YEARS.
Strict attention paid to the Collection of Claims,
and prompt remittance made. jy29-6m
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Wholesale Agents., Richmond.
And by Drugsiss and Merchants reneraily thrnu n.
out Virginia. "a ss ~ sI.CSs gss y
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M:7 a DESlhADLC mi " Ale hEol.
-Ukx DENCE FOR SALE The house now occu-
pied by DR.. r. g. Csbell Grace between 5th and
9Th Streets is offered for sale This property ia con-
venienty iocsted with respect the business part
of the city. the public offices, market and many of
the churches The buildings and efficiently
commodious for large family, conveniently ar
ranged and supplied with gas and water.
Apply to the subscriber
oc 4-lm HANCOCK LEE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-14
An Extra Session.

Two OF the modern boasted reforms seem in fair
way Of failure: biennial sessions, and Legislatures
elected by universal suffrage. The last is beyond
remedy, we fear, and the other, its sequence must
therefore be endured We take it, that it is no lon
ger question: whether Legislature can perform
the public business in 30 days for two years Whe,h-
CT Legislature elected by the freeholdcrs Of the
State could do it, might admit of doubt certain it is
that the elect Of universal suffrage cannot
In this state of the case, perhaps the public inter.
estS would be subserved by members at once confss
sing the failure of biennial sessions making pr DIVISION
for annual meetings, and conforming their conduct
accordingly. We are but poorly read in the new
COnStituto1--that patchwork Of Demaeocucs and
Charlatans-but we believe it provides that major
ity Of both Houses may call an extra session. If the
members cannot will discharge the business Of
the State in one session, see no alternative I'm.
pleasant as ii may be- but that they must have sec.
ond one The people, it is true, will thereby be
cheated out OF one of the elections they formerly
had-but that is most the inevitable result az ,h
the modern Democratic reforms W do not recon.
mend an extra scssion-we leave that to the rrI;no
powers-but If i; be Indispensable, as we apprebend
il is the it is determined on, the better. 7,
will prevent many measures being forced through in n
crude and imperfect FORM and by postponing sucb
as not of pressing necessity, give more time for
the consideration Of others.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-14

HousE OF DkLkoArks. YEsrERpAr-A series of bin,
were received from the Senate. which being read 6r..
and second time were ordered to DO committed of
tho number entitled
IAN act to amend an incorporate the DorA Coal
and Iron Mining and Manufacturing company was carried
through all la stages the House 50 agreeing on motion
Mr. Anderson
The Speaker laid before the House communicated
from tho Governor made In compliance i,h resolution
In reference 70 the action Of Col Morgan for tho pardon
o. O. a. smith, convict In tho Penitcntiary. Il was
'aea In tho communication that Col Morgan did recon-
menu Smith TO the cemency Of the Governor but wa,
governed IN so doing as ho had stated the limo Of Of
enS 'nAs recommendation, by motives entirely consi.
'en' win the interests OF the Tnsiu,ion That course
appeared to have been acaed by the COED conduct offs
while In the PcnitentAry.
communication from Col. Morgan TO tho Governor
requesting that he would give In detail oil that
In connection with that Recommendation accomnsn.d
that 81 tho Governor and also read They vors both
referred TO the select committee engaged In The inquiry
upon this subject.
The special order then taken up being Tho hu
increasing the capital stock OF tho Norfolk and Ps,s
burg railroad company aud authorizing tho Board of Pub
lie Works to subscribe for three.Rhs of said cani,.
stock.
Aher Mr. Mallory and Mr.. Cherry had briefly addressed
the House In favor OF the BILL the upon its passage
was taken, and resnlted-ayes log, nays 10.
The second special order hon taken up being Tho
Cov'ngton and Ohio railroad BILL and the vote being
taken on It's passage, resul;ed-ayes S. nays So 60 IL
was defeated a constitutional vote not being had.
Amotion to reconsider that was pending wben tho
House adjourned.