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The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

INFLUENCE OF MARRIAGE.-Habit and
long life together are more necessary to
happiness, and even to love, than is gen.
orally imagined. No one is happy with
the object Of his attachment, until he has
passed many days, and, above all, many
days Of misfortune with her. The mar
ried pair must know each other to the cen
tire of their souls-the mysterious veil
which covered the two spouses in the prim-
tive church, must be raised in its inmost
folds, how closely soever it may be kept
drawn TO the rest of the world What on
account Of a fit Of caprieo, or burst of pass
ion, am | to be exposed to the fear of los
ing my wife and children, and to renounce
| the hope of passing my declining days with
them ? Let no one imagine that fear will
make me become a better husband No
we do not attach ourselves to possession
of which We are not secure we do moi
love property which We are in danger OF
losing. The soul of man, as well as bis
body, is incomplete without his wife; he
has strength, che has beauty he coinbats
the enemy and labors in the field, but he
understands nothing of domestic life his
companion is waiting to prepare his repast
and sweeten his existence He has cross
es, and the partner OF his life is there to
soften them; his days may be sad and
troubled, but in the chaste arms of his wife
he finds comfort and repose, Without
woman, man would be rude, gross, solita-
ry. Woman spreads around him the flow
ers of existence, as the creepers of the
forests, which decorate the trunks of stur-
dy oaks with their perfumed garlands =
Finally, the Christian pair live and die
united; together they rear the fruits of
their union in the dust they lie side by
side; and they are remitted beyond the
tomb.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

A Jerseyman was very sick. AID was not
expected to recover. His friends got around
his bed and one Of them says John, do you
feel willing TO die 2 John made an effort 90
give his views on the subject and answered.
with his feeble voice--I-tlHnk--Id rather
stay--where Im--better acquainted
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23
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NoUNDED.-Mr. Parker II. French, of the
Stafe Tribune, was shot through the leg, on
thursday night, on board the New World
The wound was an accidental one received
whilst lie WAS eideayoriDg to separate two of
bis acquaintance who were quarrelIng at the
bar
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

FATAL FIGHT.--At Daylors ranch, few days
since, says the Sacramento Union, party of
the Onochumo tribe of ''Diggers," who had
been on visit to the neighboring rancheras,
got into a difficulty in co}sslheRce of indulg-
ing too freely in fire water One of their
number rushed upon another witha sabre, and
cut him all to pieces
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

e- "The moon," said total abstainer.
''is not quite tcetotaller Jut she .ots
her moderation be known to all men, for
she only ills her horn once month. :
"Then she fills it with something yer"
strong," observed a bystardor, "lor ! have
seen her half-gone ~
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

pal- John Jones has n oQecfll4 -
the lick-her law, when apptisd &c Jane.
Jane Jones contends stoutlv fot tie III, aor
law as applicable to John. James a@ga-
ment is simple ard conclasl1g WHen
John does liquor, he does lick her When
John don't liquor, he don't lick her; thore-
fore, if John can't liquor, he won't lick
her the conclusion she wishes to reach
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

4 thought you was born on the first OF April
said Benedict to his lovely wife, who had
mentioned the 2lst as her birth day. Most
people might think so, from the choice l made
OF a husband, she replied,
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

PARpoNED.- David b. Akcy, who was con-
yicted some time since of an assault with in
tent to kill, on the person of Judge McCabe,
in San Francisco, and who was sentenced to
one years Imprisonment in the State Prison,
has been pardoned by the Governor
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

nn- One Of Mrs. ''Pikesn noblemen in
tends applying for patent fer a machine
which she says, when wound Up and set
in motion, Will chase a hog over ten
acre lot, catch, yoke, and ring him, or by
a slight change Of gearing, it will chop
him into sausages, work his bristles into
shoe brushes and manufacture his tail into
cork screws.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

PAT on NATURAL HlsroET.-fhe ce!c5ra-
ted elephant Of Van Amburshs being env,i-
opcd in huge blanket was picking up the
fugitive straws of hay iron the ground, BY
pong his ,n,og trunk b,ShTh rch son enPg of o IA r s
coyfng eqs3 Tss 42'orE xse @ entered exclaimed ne I
tuii ~
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

TIE SABnArl--By different nations, every
day in the week is set apart for publ; worship
viz: Sunday by tie Christians, Monday by the
Grecians, Tuesday by the Persians. Wcdne--
day by the Assyrians, Thursday by the Egyp-
tians, Friday by the Turks, and Satur lay by
the ,Te-yS
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

A WORD FOR YoUsG LADIEs.-Nevsr
marry widowcr with daughter as old
as yourself. The jealousy-of the dauSh'-
er would embitter the union. Even II me
daughter is married, unless an angel III
disposition, she would be thorn in you'
| sida
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23
IxnrIrCATE-For a lady who

IxDELIcATE-Fora lady who is en-
gagged to one gentleman, to receive pres
ents and accept Of attentions from another,
is very wrong. 1t is imprudont and indel-
icate, and would infallabIy expose her 10
the charge Of coquetry.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

QCEES VIcrt R A, it is said, Is again in an
situation Our BeelzeJab lcallei
Bah. for short y thinks it rather rennrla-
BILE, after all the rcrcrses in the Crimea, that
her Majesty should so rcrtinacious!y persist
in "putting hers.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

na- A poor fellow having got his sku"
fractured was told by the doctor that his
brain was visible on which he remarked
''Do write to father, for he always sworo
I had none"
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

FRoN AcAPuLco.-I he city of Chalapa, with
population of 1900 has been taken by AL
varez. Tie city of Pueblo has joined the Ii :
raj standard. The people and the soldiers
have had several fights in the city Of Mexico.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

$4,000 GOLD Dusr MIssING.-Soon after
the Northern Light arrived in New York
among the boxes shipped by Messrs. Page,
Bacon Co., OF San Francisco, Duncan, Sher-
man & Co., of this city, aud which were passed
over to Mr Hoadly, at the Bank of America.
On opening them, two of the number, made Of
thick pieces of Redwood, and done upon the
usual form, were found to contain, instead Of
gold, only iron clippings. We examined their
contents at the Bank, and found them filed
with various sizes of solid toits, or blocks of
iron from the size Of dice, up to pieces an inch
square, and quarter to half inch thick The
pieces looked as though they were cut from
bars of wrought iron. The President and
| transportation -.gent Of the Nicaragua line
were present at the examination. They both
we're positive that the fraudulently packed
boxes. with the usual bankers marks, seals,
and corresponding weights upon them could
not have been opened from the time they went
on board at San Francisco until they reached
New York, and that the fraud must have been
perpetrated in San Francisco, by some person
who had access to them, probably during the
night preceding their shipment. The compa-
ny disclaim no legal responsibility for the loss
of the gold, as they expect, if necessary, 10
prove that no fraud Of the kind could have
been committed while the boxes were in their
possession. In crossing the Isthmus, those
boxes, with others, were escorted by file of
soldiers. Besides, they consent that the gold
could not have been abstracted from the boxes
and its place supplied to correspond exactly
with the exact weight inscribed on them by
the Bankers, previous to shipment II the
fraud occurred in San Francisco, it is due to
all parties concerned that your authorities
should search out the guilty parties and brig
them to punishment. ". 7. Trib,ene.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

a- c. Mortimer, editor Oft the Southern
Quarterly Reriesc, has drawn twenty tho' $
and dollars in 4 Maryland Lottery. A
lucky editor.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

IsuEFNAL MAcHINE.--It is reported that
the Rev. Evan Lewis B. A. Baritone on Hum
Der, one of the first mathematicians and philos-
ophers of the age, is about completing thea
plan Of ansiRstrument, by swhcl. any "liy CT
town Underworld may be destroyed without
nearer appfoacl tLan ten mites.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

VERY CoRREcr.-''PIease mister, give
me bundle of hay - eyes, my boy.
Sixpenny or shilling bundle :" 'SLil,in'.'
is it for your father ? 'No, it 'ta'nt-
that's for the hoss. My father don't eat
hay -
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23
LLAMA editor thus delire

An 1n1ana editor thus deIivers himself =
1--WE w,iIdr say to the individual who s'olc
onr art off the pole, while we were lying in
bo3 waiting for it TO dry, that NC sincerely
1ope cope the collar may ct his h5oat"
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

ARrEsIAS WEIIs.-R g. Moody has COM
meuced -four mill on the Coyote River, a
mile cast Of San Jose, the mill being wholly
supplied by water obtained from artcsian
wells, dug in San Jose.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

new CoIE.-fhc mint in san Francisco
Las supplied tie market with halfdollars and
twenty-five cent pieces Of silver, enough for the
wants Of the community.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23
Perfect Satisfaction TO bis Patrons.
ORIENTAL n0TEL.

19-ssS7r1 a<stx Gs0Ez LZT Tovnaa,
STEVENS s 3fARR, I'ro9r;ctors.
k HAVING tascl. the well known and popular house
,S formerly known he Nevada Hotel ref ted and
PIT :. in the lost complete order lie proprietor, would
sctEult 50 CIT from The community share Of patronage.
litt sEL,l lHG iGJhS lreal ae0Iy repcrel thoro lgy
sesnsea ant furnished With Jccs interior to TO house il.
Board AID Lodging ....-..... $40 per week.
Meals .... ..........5 80 cents.
THE FABLE will al al times be flied with every luxury
arke prepared in the best possible 81 !e by cook.
lGa haTc supcriurs.
fo hes; Liquors, Wines ard rila:s to be found will al
RS supply the b=r. without re-syd So coat.
And r fact 20 pains will be spared make every
erfectly satisfied, and shall lsve tile hou4e
1.ig MAJ be hs, made tAs -lIs Stopping place.
seqe JanGs ~ Eff STEVENS K 1!tRR
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

Res The teacher who tried t. whir his
scholars with stick of candy, no doubt. gave
the little rogue saceetener
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

na~ A licutenant's widow srites to COM
nlain that her heart is lcft-tonantless.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

A NAVAL QugsrloS.-I a boatswain
marries, does his wife become boatswain's
mate
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

n0u With many women, gang to church
is little better than looking into a bonnot
shon
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

Eeg- Why is an oysrworked horse like
an umbrella ;-Because it Il. used uD-
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

nz \ toctotaller is person VINO cats
his toast, and does not drina ii.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

HrALru AND BEAuTY.-The young Ia
,]v who is unable TO sport riding habit,
should get into walking habit
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

p- That's my impression, as the seal
sid t. t C in -Tax.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23
Sna,isg Saloon and Bath kO9mS
At +ha Metropolis KEotel.

=, .eSs The undersigned pre-
-. =. - :. pared to atieud to the comfort
ssSszss.s5S.sy If the public in the
- of their profession At all huUrs
- 49, iSsiSStsEsssS HAIR CUTTING. SHAH
o01IXt; and SHAVING done 10 lhe brsl manner
Thqre i a we'll itted BATH HOUSE N connection with
III S,Inon, where warm and cold baths ma! DO had 1T
'l homs Perfumery Of AL kinds on hand
esr- DIR. JENNINGS REPKopJCToR, celebrated for
irnl mowers over the human hair. 1t entirely Grad
atrs Scurf or DuudruG opens the pores the skiu.
yss perfect action the diseased organs of the head
and by lis frequent use causes the har TO assume lis for
. = TflTCI0RE IAMPE.
Noyambe- 3-tf Ihti.Hth MAY.
Metropolis Shaving & Hair Dressing Saloon.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23
TER M g.

LEGAL BLANKS or all kinds for sale at this Office.
JOB NORA all in ali its varieties promptly and neat
p exc 3uteI q. reasonable rates.
ss5VERfISENENTs inserted a low rates.
T. F. FiSITET Il only authorized agent at San Fran
aisso. tIc ma found his desk at Adams & Co S
Ttase, Noutgomery Block.
Eil.k BPOS are our regularly authorized agent. at
ssaeramento
x. BELL At Adams & Co IS Office, is authorized
Aselt II Gras- f-ilcy.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23

The taxable property Of MaiysviIle is cstf,-
matcG at S400tG0o.
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23
THE JOURNAL.

SARGE & Co, PreprieEors.
A. J. SARGENT, ), ?. skELTqN, n. P BLOWN
The Nevada journal., 1855-03-23
Eag and Barley.

11b sALE.--sF AsaIesAie and Re,ail-Applv' 10 n. s
q :. LACfIsIANs cossmercia Street, oppos,e p
.sneucheias Fire Proof Brick stcre. 5i-3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

Pierce fail to do this the people Of the Free
States should take the matter in hand and at
once furnish the people Of the Territory with
the means of arming and protecting themselves.
A hundred thousand dollars would be we'll ex-
pended in equipping, drilling and supporting
corps of FIVE hundred frontier rangers, who
might engage in peaceful avocations when not
on actual service, and in case of need be ready
TO sustain the Governor in executing the laws
and defending the rights of the people.
We shall doubtless soon know what the Ex-
ecutive will do in the premises. If nothing is
done the people should lose no time in taking
the necessary action. The emergency is press
ing and the issues of the struggle unspeakably
important.
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BERMUDA.
n. Y. Tribune.

CorresIcnCeIce Of The y. Y. Tribune.
BERMUDA, April %, 1855.
There is nothing of political Importance sstf
ct present, if except rumor that is afoot hero
this morning, that the Daphne, which arrived
few hours since from New-York, has brought
dispatches TO Admiral Fanshawe Of a contem-
plated fllibusteriDg attack on Cuba, and that inc
presence of the flagship, and other vessels OF INC
squadron now reposing on our waters, wan.oa
Immediately at the still yexed" Gem OF the an
TILES. h..
Tie reaping Of the new crop OF poIas,T TIC
commenced, and none finer could be desiioJL A.,
vessels start this morning for Ne New.
schr. G.. NJ Robertson and brig Len ssnd eonyv
with about half freight of these r'cn 9,u ouths
edibles-the real Bermuda meitin'you; ~ "a
potato The arrow-roOt crop tnis year 10 W.
fcient one. us.h. ou-.sys
We are all rejoced at the success OF tne oMnu.'
of The American steamer Osprey OF Ph!iadeiPnis,
ubo have x;ytually secured the Demarara ponus
AZ SI0 eco and that Of Bermuda OF SZ,4vo' "
run monthly line of steamers between fniiaT rs.
rl;s psrmuda. Barbados and Demarara INC
legislature of Barbados holds back az PIoI sns
with reference to subsidy in aid OF TINS nne, AZ
Il il presumed that the colony-the mercnsn~ ~
which are strongly in favor OF the insurs 10 ths
contribute its quota. This line wiz in.". 81 com.
West Indies and ourselves eerfas mesn n;, H.
mupcation with your principal Atisn'i. ,; o" Tina
have no ship-news to report TINS s,nc TO-
Cu,Ieyv steamer. from St Thomas Is oAPeS
mo,row Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
MARINE DISASTERS.

BosToS Tuesday, May 2. 1855
The ship Living Age. reported by the Asia to hs,,
been les; In the Chins Seas, supposng hcr TO be q
American vessel Of that name, bound from Shaagki
10 New York, was owned by William Appleton q
Co. of this city, and is insured here with her frca
money, S., 600 Her cargo Of teas u valued aonex
about $4,000, the principal iusurances on whieAn
this city are as follows: China Mutual Comp&sy
10000, Alliance, $50 OOO Triton, Sli 900; Equi,s
Sl.l0O. The Sun, Atlas and Atlantic offices in Me-
York have about slto 900 insurance on her cargo.
CAPE ISLAND, n. j., Tuesday, May s, lssS
The schooner Manchester, from Richmond, for Ne.
York, went ashore this morning on Hereford Bar -
fine feet Of water in her hold Hex cargo consiste
nour, tobacco SC.
BaTFALo, Tuesday, May :, 1855
Weather extremely stormy. The propeller 0ye&v
is ashore near Sandrsky. The steamer Michigan Ar
gone TO her assistance.
NORFOLK, Monday, May :, isSs.
Tie British brig Venus, from Nassau bound to New.
York with cargo OF cotton, was run down Oh csps
Delaware on the night of the 9Th inst by the schsca
or Hanover of Richmond. The vessel and cargo n
a total loss The Captain. crew and passengers Of ~
Venus have arrived at Hampton Roads In III
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
EROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, J

WAsHNGToN Tuesday, May :, ls15.
George P. Scarburgh, Esq, principal Professor OF
William and Mays College Virginia, has been APP
pointed Judge of the Court of Claims, vice Lumpkin'
declined. The appontee has always eschewed
politics
A. Dudley Mann has resigned the Assistant Secreta-
rvshp of State, and VIM Hunter, Chief Clerk, will
Professionally oficiate in his place.
Sidney Webster, the Presidents Private Secretary,
left this afternoon on tour TO the West
Secretary Dobbin has been obsent two weeks His
health is improving and he will return about the 2oth'
There ore no Discussions in the Dabnet. Neither
Reeders case nor the Kansas affairs have been before
thst body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

Hon. r F. COLEMAN, ofthe Aston House in favor Of
pTsHLEEs AsIrPERIoDIc, OR TEvER AND AsuE PILLS
AsroR Housg. " Y, Dec IS 1854
ru.vrrs d pysHER E.a-Dear Sir | will not claim the
o Won sar ei TO give me If your medicine did not
bs sufcisuty reuun, by perfect recovery was
tubed Tor feveral months With aunic- bilious fever anil fe
yer and ssue Pills Performed perfect cure BY their use
through single They recommended to me By
fr end t, whom feel Geaty obliged shall recommend them
with reflect e. ufdence al Of a similar character
Truly yours X. b. COLEMAN.
Also. read what Physicians say
We have usei Deshers AntPenodie Pills In hundreds Of
. Of Fever and Ague and known person have
.eoond chill Aer CONNIE with them We consider them
safe am valuable remedy that ought to be within the reach Of
every family that is liable chlls and fever.
WIN. A. NEWELL, VI. D. Allentown, ~ J.
A. D. NEWELL New-Bunswick \. j."
Note from the Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen
From the pofe onA character and reputation Of Drs New
oil above named and the which these gentlemen
with M Deser are held this State take pleasure in stat
Ing that suy rresentaons made by them worthy ofpubc
confdence IHko fNLN'hofsN'
rew.Brunsvick. n J., Jan q. 1854"
Sold BY all respectable dealers Also, by wholeae ca retail
st the wholesale Depot No 81 Broadway, ~ Y.
Tie above Popular and successful remedy s)d a. wholesale
an retail " CHaRLEs RING Broadway and Johns'.
C,RY's ROTARY FORCE-PUMP AND FIREENGISE,
Aasrted 10 suy and all situations manufactured and sold by
C.EY & BRANERD Brockport, y. 4 -
NsotvJ CARY No q Courlandtst. and No. $40 Broad
yay New-lork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

The excitement in Kansas has already resulted
in boodshed, and if the report be true in arson
also A leader of the Pro-Slavery party named
Clark has been killed at public meeting at
Leavenworth A dispute arose TO which
party had the majority. Mr.. Clark claimed it
for the negro-drivers, and McRea, one of the
other side, replied that this was a lie. Here
upon Clark struck McRea with a club, stunning
him; but soon as be came to himself he drew
a revolver and shot his assailant dead. This
done he escaped, though shots were fired at him.
Finally his friends gave him up to the United
States officers at the fort, in whose custody he
remained at cur latest adyces, though desire
to take him out and lynch him was manifested
by the slaye-driYers.
II is also reported that the house of George
V. Park of Parkyille, Mo-, whose printing es-
tablishment was lately thrown into the Missouri
River, has been burned down by his enemies
and he himself lynched in Kansas. If this be
true it must have occurred after he had written
the manly and sensible address to the people Of
the State which we copy on another column.
He there protests that he has done nothing hos
tile to Slavery fer which its zealots ought TO rob
or kill hin, and that he shall not leave the place
at their dctation. His pluck is good. If he
has not yet been lynched we may very likely
soon hear of that event, though we are confident
it will not prove altogether harmless enter
prise to those who undertake it.
Ii is evident that the time to try mems souls
has now come in Kansas. The villains who have
gone there from Missouri, with clubs bowie
knives and revolyers, TO override the genuine
settlers and establish Slavery at whatever cost,
must now be met determinedly if their nefarious
purpose is motto be accomplished. If the Execu-
tive will send thither couple of regiments to
maintain order and see that the people of the
Territory are not outvoted and domineered over
by Mr. Atchison's gangs of brigands from Mis-
souri,, very well. 1t is the plain duty of the
President to send the troops there for that
purpose. No Indian disturbances are to be
compared in importance with the outrages
thus committed in Kansas. But if Gen.
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

BOSTON, Tuesday, May Z, ls55.
The State Temperance Convention assembled at the
fremont Temple to-day, and less than five hundred
persons present at the opening. Governor Gard
ner war chosen President, and accepting the Office
made brief speech.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Convention in seesion during the afternoon
and evening. Reports from the Central Committee
and Treasurer were read exhibiting bighlyencour-
aging aspect Of affair. Resolutions were adopted
embodyng the principles and objects of the meeting,
and uIgirg the thorough enforcement of the Maine
Law. Between two and three thousand persons were
present in the evening. Among the speakers were
Gov. Clark, the Rev f.. II. Chaplin, and the Rev. Mr..
Whiting. Governor Clark evidently labored under a
severe cold ard spoke briefly, endorsing the Maine
Law, and expressing his hope that its provisions would
be r1lsin.Iaa nd enforced.
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THE wEATHER-McCORMICKs REAPER.

The weather turned very cold last night, and a
fruit. Unless change takes place this afternoon we
may look for a clean sweep of all kinds OF fruit.
In the case before the United States Court, in which
Mccormick applied for an increase of security from
Mowry C Co.. the latter being sued for infringe
ment Of the patent on McComck's Reaper, Judge
Mclean refufed grant the increase holding that no
new equities had been disclosed
The weather still continues very cold, with strong
north wind but very cloudy and this may protect the
fruit.
Mr. Buchanan, the proprietor of extensive vine
yard Clinton, reports that one-hGf OF his grapes
destroyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.


Tie Legislature of this State adjourned s'He die this
morning.
The House passed unanimously resolution thank
ing Gov Reedor of Kansas, for his faithful adherence
to the old landmarks Of republican liberty, IN defend
ing tie purity Of the baot-boxes against lawess mobs
of Mifsouriems, md bidding him most welcome home
to bis family and friends.
Prior to the adjournment of the Senate Speaker
Holster rcsigncd Lie sea and the ninth ballot to
III Tie vacancy VIM. Pratt elected, the contest
terminating by Pratt voting for himself.