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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-25
The Newburgh Tribune for Mr.. veatch.

The Newburgh Tribune, Jealous and ex.
cellent Fillmore paper, has heretofore main
tanned perfect silence as to Mr.. Veatch, neu-
trail position between him and Lockhart. Its
editors were like many other Fillmore men,
disappointed that an American or Fillmore
man was not nominated by the Princeton mass
meeting They classed Veatch among the
Republicans, and thought he had no claims
upon their support. With these views, as ex-
pressed in an editorial in last weeks Tribune
they had refused to place Mr.. Veatch's name
at the head of their paper. But the Tribune
has now come out in manly manner, giving
its decided preference for Mr.. Veatch. After
pointing out one preference for Veatch, there
being no national American candidate in the
field the Tribune says:
Aside from this, however, there are other,
and fully as strong reasons why National
Americans should, for a time, drop their ident-
lty, and unite upon Mr.. Veatch, as matter of
necesSity-as citizens having the welfare of the
District at heart-and they are as follows:
First-Mr. Veatch is strongly opposed to
the present corrupt and disgraceful admins
tration.
Secondly-He is in favor of American prin-
ciples, and has so expressed himself repeated
ly.
Thirdly-He declares his confidence in Mr..
Fillmore; acould Uote for him if he thought he
could carry THIS State; and would cordially and
willingly support his Administration, in the
event of Mr.. F's election
Fourthly-ue bears reputation and pri-
vate character untarnished by single blemsh
being strictly temperate man.
These are a few reasons why we should vote
for him in preference to any Democrat. The
opponents of Mr.. Veatch say that he is an Alb
olitionisti and that is all they do say against
him. They have never, in our opinion. pro-
duced sufficient evidence against him to sus-
tain the allegation.
Mr.. Lockhart sustains the repeal of the Mis-
sour Compromise, and is opposed to the Re-
storation of the same; is violently and bitterly
opposed to anything that saVors of true Aneri-
can principles; has denounced Americanism
and the American party in the most abusive
and INSCRIPTIONS manner; Sustains the Pierce
Doug las & Co. Administration, with its long
train Of political blunders and mismanagement:
is in favor of Free Whisky, and has the repu
tation, even among his own party, of being
most degenerate and intriguing politician
We leave Fillmore men to judge which one
of the two candidates would best guard the in
terests and represent the sentiment of the peo-
pie of this District, if elected to Congress.
We believe Mr.. Veatch to be that man; but we
ask no man to pin his faith to our coat-sleeve.
The people of this District, we hope. k1oa0 Jas.
e. Veatch and JAS Lockhart and will act ac
cordingly.
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CANDIDATES.

81 We authorized to the of SAMUEL
KIRKPATRICK candidate for the office of County
Commissioner at the ensuir October election. aug20
Mr., SANDERs:-You viii please announce my IS
office of County Treasurer the ensuing
October election. YES JOHN GREEK.
Mr.. SANDERs-Sir: You viii please announce my
candidate for the office of County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 WIN. Ii. CHANDLER.
MIR. SANDERa:-Please announce my candidate
Beeorder VandeTburgh County the ensuing Fall
election the decision of the Democratic Conven
JOHN FARRELL.
A II. SANDERS. ESQ PLEASE announce name a
Clerk of the Yanderbugh Circuit Court
a the ensuing October election. -
myl7z LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNAI-I candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
Vanaerburgh the ensuing October election
W n. HOLDEN.
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two candidates for Governor, side by side in
public discussion, he will discover that their
choice can never be brawling, unprlnclpled
Old Line demagogue, afraid to tell IN distinct
terms which side of the great question OF the
canvass he occupies.
Willard called Judge Baker, Maj. Robinson
and Veatch. negro steaLers. Judge Baker is
the Peoples candidate for 1t. Governor. He
is a resident of this city, and known personally
by almost every man and boy IN the place.
We do not know but that he should have ris
en- from his seat, as a Kentuckian who was
present said he ought to have done, and open
Iv denounced Willard as liar and scoundrel
for both he proved himself by this Infamous
charge. Such language would lily have ac-
corded with Judge Bakers habits, but we do
not know of any other which while it convey
ed an indignant denial of the charge, would
at the same time have described the true char
acter of its author Mr. Veatch was not pres
ent or he doubtless would have retaliated the
scoundrelly language cmphatically as gen.
tleman might notice the epithets Of a black
guard.
But the most absurdly outrageous feature
of Wizards whole speech, was his narration of
the Kansas difficulties. If one t0ord Of truth
was contained in his whole statement of the
difficulties in Kansas, and their causes, then
the best evidenced facts which have been pre-
scented to the public, backed by the oaths OF
both Kansas men and Missourians, even the
statements of the border ruffians themselves,
are lies.
That this man Willard should so have pre-
sumed upon the ignorance Of this community
is past belief The bare impudeace Of the man
is incredible. Never in our whole review Of
| lies and liars, comprising close observation
of all the Old Line editors in the State, have
we met Just such an impudent, brazen- faced
falsifier as this Willard. Does any one, can
any man suppose that Willard was laboring
in honest ignorance? No such thing He
was basely attempting an outrageous deception
with not even the ordinary shrewdness o.
knavery, he was attempting to deceive and
humbug this people. He sought to thrust
down our Threats not merely ordinary lies
but monstrous lies, hideous lies nothing but
lies, and lies detornaed in their own exaggera
ton. Was there man in that hall who die
not know this? If there was one, we pity
that ignorance which, surrounded by avenue:
of information, yet remains in such disma
darkness as to be deceived by the statements
of A. p Willard.
We have done with this discussion. Judge
Morton stood high here before, but now ht
needs no champion. Willard was PARTIAL,
known in Evansville previous to last Friday
but now he Is known, and ifhe gets an honest
mans vote in the city, who attended that dis
cusson it will be because honesty can be
crushed to the earth by bitter partizanism OIL
party drill.
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FILLMORE VoTE.-A gentleman who was a
passenger on the cars last Thursday, from this
place, says vote was taken which resulted
as follows: Fillmore, rs; Buchanan, Il;
Fremont, 5. There were five ladies'; three of
whom were for Fillmore and one each for the
other candidates. The Buchanan lady, when
told her choice was a bachelor, said she would
take her vote into eonsideration-she hardly
thought she could go that ticket.
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" A vote was taken on the ferry boat
mere one trip from Kentucky last Thursday,
ana 1t stood as follows: Fillmore, II Bu-
chanan' 3; Fremont, marry one. These straws
snow something about the wind, don't they :?
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JOHN j. CHANDLER EFT AL vs.. JOHN HE BIG--Sale
the 9TH September of Lot No. block No So and
No block No. 13S, next adj dining said lot
No. l, in Lamasco City.
E.. C. S. L. RAILROAD VS.. K. MeJOHNSoN.-
September. the half of the tn
quarter section No 49, township No range o. ~
west, in YAnder5urgh county.
JOHN S HOPKINS VS.. THOS BUTLER Sale Aug. So
lot no the Donation Enlargement of city of
lots and block Fourth Enlargement dining city
. Evansville.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

q RDERED That the owners of lets Nos. stand
~ Z in bloai No 3d. lots Nos. IL 49, II * and rs
IN block No 81. and lots Nos I. s. and s. bioek
NO. So all in the Eastern Enlargement, brick side
walk TO be laid along said lots extending Main TO
streets within days after the publication of this
ana In default thereof the Street
perform said work. and the costs and expenses
merely Will be assessed TO and collected by said lots
der of the Common Council. ' ~ W.
aug23-I0t WELL. Il WALKER cit.c,
RB- VOlksbote copy. AZ '''' 0teEA'
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DYsPEPSIA.-There but few o 0 some time
experience the unpleasant effect of temporary indigestion
such as sense of fullness weight and uneasness the
ao foul tongue bitterness in the mouth sick head
ache &C. Sc All such feelings evidence of approach
dyspepsia which should Away cured by
the of HOsTETTEE's Stomach Bters which are known
BE nallibe emedy for all complains To this
thousands will testify who have tried them proved
Druggists and Dealers generally.
HALLOCK & STODDARD,
jy3-d&w WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

IUnder will always be found correct statement
of the Sherifs Sales including of parties
and time o sales.
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ApERFUmED BREATH.

Whatlady gentleman would remain under the
of disagreeable breath when by using the Balm
of Thousand Fioyers'a dentifree would not only
render it but leave the teeth white aIabaster?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and the
subject is delicate their friends will mention it..
Pour single drop of the Balm your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning. City cent bot
tie will last Year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be ACQUIRED BY
using the Balm of Thousand Flowers 1t will re
move tan pnples and freckles from the skim leaving
it of a soft and roseate hue WCta tow ell pour on ty
or three drops and wash the face night and morning
Shaving MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in
either warm or cold water. pour two three drops
OF Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well
and it will maze beautiful soft iather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FErRIDGE 81 Co., proprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY s. co.
apps lyd&w Agents for Evansville
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BORROWERS OF sCHOOL FUND

BORROWERS OF SCHOOL FUND
RE hereby notified that the ments of interest on
all loans are payable in advance annually that on
tai to such interest, the principal become
and payable with in interest
such pal interest when due the law per
cent damages SHALL be collected with costa" All perss
desreus OF saving will please call without further
tca and settle pstament interest now
preventing sale premises
aug24-4tW WILLIAM II. KALKEK A V n
SISTERS, SCHOOL
ME scholastic ereises of St. osephs the
e young Ladies. will recOmmence the Monday in
September Pupils will find advantage to come
al the commencement OF the session. aug25-3t
d CASk; Nader. $50 lbs cask Ep. Salt. 500 lbs;
u Dbl Sup. Flour. $50 bbIs Copreras;
8 bxes Eng. Mustard; 10 gross Rose and Bears Oil.
gross Transparent Soap. reed per ralroad at
reduced prices by ans24 l. & d. HEIMANN
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FA RES

Daily Freight Trains Evansville Hsute
10 a. NJ, which local passengers will be taken -
For information through Tickets apply at the
Conpanys Transportation Office head of Locust Ev
ansvile. je14 j. J. DANIELS. Supt. -
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot take other
eav. and copy.
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EVANSVILLE INDIANA.
IL OSEPH FENDRICH BROTHERS respectfully in form,
O the citizens of Evansville and vicinity that thew
branch their old and extensively known Bal
nore house in this place. where they will
1y have fer sale all kinds of Domestic
oo2eeo Cigars and Snuff Their Tobacco
Cigars variety and brand. per cent will h.
saved co the purchaser by giving CALL warrant to
set at city prices Please call and examine. aup23-3
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8 q O O O O OH
viii be dstFibu.sd assSIdng to the following
APP DOMINATION PRIZ Il
100000
~ prizes amounting to-. SGD
EB- w hole Tickets. $l0-HalVes, $5-Quarters 81
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

10 o prizes amounting S20O OAn
So Whole Tickets. sIo-Haves, s5-Quarters, s2& sS
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY
The Numbers trem to 10000 corresponding
the printed separate
enclreled with small tin tubes and placed wheel
The hrst 200 Prizes SIMILARLY printed encrcled are
placed in another whf ell.
The wheels than reyolyed and number drawn from
the wheel Of numbers and at the time prize
from the other wheel The number drawn ont
opened ard exhibited to the audience registered y the
drawn This operation is repeated ell the prizes are
drawn F O
APPROXIMATIONS PRzEs.The Two preceding and the two
succeeding numbers those drawing the pyzes will
be entitled to the 800 approximation prizes according to the
scheme. " 49,
The Managers determined their Lotteries shall n eel
all others offer the public scheme which for
the briancy of its CAPT ais chances Of obtaining
prizes has new been equaed.
@ Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
full without deduction.
EAl prizes OF 81 coo under paid Immediately after
the Prizes the usual time thirty
5ers Will be forwarded purchasers Immediately tbs
drawing.
GREAT IEDUCENENTs CLUBs.-As e-baIf the
packages of 10 tickets (odd numbers follow
ing rates All that the 10 tickets draw the
guaranteed accrues the purchaser:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets
do DO 10 Half do .....,.......... 30 !
do do 10 Qaarser do ......... .... Is
Addses or1ers for tickets certificates of packages
tick cts, either to
S. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta Ga, or
aug20-tf s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala - !
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NEW ADYEEeTESEHaENTs.

n 4 II ES.
One square, ten lines less time s0c three
one week. 81 50 weeks 50 So month 81; three
months 81 -" six months SIo year. Discount on
Advertisements Cards lines under per
No charge religious notices
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Notices in this place. per line insertions
countOn longer time.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Evansville, Indiana.

y.NHE Fourth Annual Session the above Institution will
Monday. the list day OF Sep emher. 1876
Young Men of thoroughly qualifying themselves
for business respectfully invited to the advantages
scented by this School.
The practical and embraces Double
Entry Book Keeping in all its branches. including
Accounts Current Account Sales CONNIE rcia COrrespon-
dence. PenmanshiP and Mercantile Calculations
fell Course of lessons be completed in from six to
ten weeks Time limited Students commence at
any For Catalogue giving fun particulars address
aug23-tf JERuMfAH BENIN, Principal.
an Wednesd y ing Main street. between Keller
~ Farnsley Co Drug store ami the City Brewery.
small pocket book containing dollars and
money four with needles four
The finder shall be rewarded and receive the thanks
of the by leaving the Journal office. with the
tbs of Seventh and Sycamore streets.
Il
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R4SSOAUTAON.

D1SSOSO Z tONs
ENHE erhip heretofore existing between Heherd
Archer is this day dissolved by mutual consent. l.. W
Heberd viii settle all the business Of the firm
L. W. HEBERD.
s. NJ. ARCHER.
THE nufacture and sale of Matsrassss &c. willie con-
tnued n Main street by L. W. HEBERD.
aug22- lWd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
NEw-HAMPsHlEE LEGISLATURE.

CONCORD, wednesday, June D, IoOU.
The State Legislature will convene here tomorrow.
The Democrats, in caucus this evening nominated
Samuel Herbert of Rumney for Speaker OF the House,
a. G. Marshal of Concord for Clerk, and I. s. Smith
of Wentworth for Assistant Clerk.
The American Republican caucus nominated Edw
H. Rollins of Concord Speaker, John II. Goodale OF
Manchester Clerk and Henry o. Kent of Lancaster
Assistant Clerk Thomas j. Melvin is the Republican
and VIM Burns the Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent Of the Senate. There is a majority 10 both
branches opposed to the Democrats andthe American
Republican candidates will undoubtedly be chosen
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
KANSAS.

READING OF SIOLEN LIZ lEhc-h LA"
AND-ORDER MAN KILLS LAW-AND-
ORDER MAN-DRAGOON DROWNED
RIJMORS OF A FATAL CONFLICT-AN
ASSAILT-ATCHISON' SPEECH
From Our Own Correspondent
IEAyENwoRTH CITY, X. T., May 2S, 1856.
To-day was an interesting one in the COMMITTEES
rooms. DR.. Strngftllo was examined, and 10
order to make a clear case of it, undertook 10
proye that tie census returns were all wrong and
that there really was as large population in bis
District as there were votes. He next attempted
TO prove that the "Abotionists also Imported
votes from Missouri, and paid their ferry, evil
IDENTIFY overlooking the rather obvious fact that II
was an odd quarter from which to obtain such as
sistance. His next object was to prove that the
crowd Of Missourans at the polls had not voted,
as he knew he could not disturb the fact of their
being there; and lastly be pitched into the Emf
grant Aid Society. This testimony was revivii-
cation of the old legal story about the kettle aud
having got through, he, no doubt thought that he
bad done has duty; but he Was fated to ei'e better
testimony under most able and penetrating eToss-
examination from Mr.. Sherman. The reader Will
fud in the report that he has given full expose
of the secret Blue Lodge. This he gave reluc
tantly and tried to color but Mr.. Sherman ex
tracted 20 much truth from him that think more
highly Of the internal of this Border Rdfisn when
developed His testimony is also instructive IN
that it states that In Missouri the passage OF the
Kansas Nebraska bill was understood as yielding
Kansas to Slavery-that but for the Emigrant Aid
Society Kansas would have been Slave State,
and that it was the presence Of FreeState settlers
that has caused all the trouble.
Another witness, Mr.. Riddles 5arger of Kansas
City, gave testimony against the Emigrant Aid
Society. which il is utterly impossible could be
true. This Riddlesbargec has enjoyed business
of some $500 year from his connection with
this compAsy rs commission merchant. Can the
cor pany not fnd good reliable man to whom to
eptrust lis business AID must they errich one who
LEAGUES with their bitter enemies - slaade- them
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.

MONTPELIER, Tuesday, June 3, 1886.
The Republican State Convention to appoint dele
gates at large to the National Convention was hed
this place to-day, the Hon. Levi Underwood OF Bur
lngton, late Democrat of high standing preslung'
The following delegates were selected; The HON
ulsnd Hall. Hcmau Carpenter, Erastus Fairbanks,
xym Skinner. Lawrence Brainard and Levi Under;
wood -,
Resolutions high-tOned and strongly denounoing the
recent outrages in Kansas and Washington, were
unanimously adopted. Every county IN the State,
except one was represented.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

Y1L1p Er LIGnTsrsG Last night sbos' w
o'clock. during the thr.tder storm, The brewery
Anthony schoenwolt & Bros, WIlsmsburgh, was
s,ruok by lightning ,ani Aniheny schoepwot, wns
r,.iaed IN the buiJling wss instan,ly killed. De
ceas.d was sitting n liz bednom in conyersation wha
hir Ec,Lsr, who was within three feet o; HIN. mo
fcd eL;ertd o. er tie door ard took eject On the rs
.Lo ulcer Of deeeased and passed down to LIS mp
lesy;rg tjAck marx. Mrs. schoenwolt was 10. In
jured. OBADIAH stevers, Sixteenth Ward Ben KING,
e. red his left arm pnalyzed, and the huid ps'.,
scroS. the street, opposite the station ocV~' so'
| ctr ok blscksIni.h shop.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
NFV-YORK AND CONNECTICUT BOUNDARY
LINE COMMISSION.
PoRr CnLsrKR, Wednesday, june Z. lsSb'

PoRr CHISTKR, Wednesday june I. 800.
The Commission, Is appointed by the States OF New
yo,k and Connecticut 10 run a new boundary line
betw.en those States met here yesterday: The Com
,"iss;opers are; For Connecticut, Wm. IL. HALEY OF
Sasnso,d and Jason Whiting of Litchded; for New
Yo,I the Hon. Benz Field Of Orleans, the Hon; 5. D.
Baekus of Kings and Col. Jonathan rerosI OF hsIex
The orienal divdiDg hne was run IN i0O' eb sns as
vas anoppt Of papers must be examined tha' the
members Of the Commission have each taken portion
and adjourned, to mee, again at Potchester on the 2'a
inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
the dihdccltiis there. The war has begun \

the dihiccifiss there. The war has begun \
earnest:
F-o- 7z> HIr's, H-1,I r.s,a. No, n
We have been furnished with the following startling
pevs by Mr.. Wels d Westport, who left that plaee
lat evenii e He got tie frt COPY IRE ETA ia,
was struck of. II may t- relied on as true:
Fr0- TIE Ee,pc-, Bg-s-- ri.e.
WAR WAR;
EIGHT rRo-sLAvERT sIEN MURDERED BY THE
ABOLIT1ONISTs IN FRANKLIN COUNTY. X. r.
LET SLIP THE DOGS or WAR
WisIPoRr. Tuesdsy, Nay o.. ls56.
We learr from dispatch just received by Col 4.
G.. Boore dated a. psols, X T., MAY ss iss and
signed by Gems HieskeIl and Bartee, that the re-
ported murder Of eight PrC-savery men in TrsnhIin
County, X. T., : 6ui too true: The dispatch ay.:
1T i my painful duty 20 inform you tAs, AlIen vii
kiuson is no more. About IL O'Clock ., S,turi.v
night last party Of some twenty men entered his
house. and IN spite OF the entreaties Of h.s wife
dragged him out of lis bed, and brutally murdered
hu. Tiey then proceeded to the house OF 81 sd man
named Doyle, and murdered the old rnan and Two
.ous They then went To- Mr.. SherTnan'. whore ~.
murdered ihr,e more men. A man named Whi,ems1
was also killed. The bodies Of the murdered men we're
terribly mutilatec."
Tie dispatch says the only reason thst could be a.
sIgIed for ths rhumsn butchery was that the Aboi.
ti0ui.t TIE Court being in session. were afraid that
tbese msn would be called upon TO give evidence
against them, as many oi them as we're charged with
treason.
An appeal is made to the South for men and morey.
Civil wsr with all It's horrors now rages in Kan,as Ter
rtoiy. Where Is Gov. shannon Where are the
lifted States troops Are the Oft repeated ouesops
How they are to be answered, time alone viii show
MoRY OCTR.GTs At HIcSoRY PoINr, X I've
Yesterday conversed with MesSrs Jones and Fielding.
WHO were driven from Hickory Point day before yes-
,.rdav ard are uow on their way to Platte County
Mo They inform US that on Sunday las party Of
Aboiiionists came to them and ordered them to cave
within baf an hour, at the same time telling Mr. H.
d. Jones's two negroes that they the negToe- might
IL tbey remained they would be off and educated
The two grown negroes said they would stay.
negro girl ten y.as of age would not leave her master
and mistress. MI Jones started, leaving hs negroes;
but before be bad gone iar ne was oveftaken and hs
neoroes returned to bim-the scOundrels thinking,
doubtless that their lawless acts were premature.
An the Pro-SaveIy families at Hickory Point have
been driven of at the point Of the bayonet, having
olr one sslf hours notice to leave in. Their horses
are pres ed into the Abolition service, and their pro-
visions stolen by the Abolitionists.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
XXXIVTH co q K ES 5
FIRST SESSION..
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

" AsHINUIVN, 7
Ahout twenty. FIVE members were present. A mo
.ion wa- made to adjourn TO Saturday, bat this coad
not be done, as there was qdoUm present. No
busiuts a was transacted. Adjourned.