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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31

From Rev. f. Il. Warren, East Greenwich, r..
In letter written by Mr. Warren, he says O. have had
of Jacob Chickering's Piano Fortes in my family near
y two years. which In all respects perfect instrument
and gives entire satisfaction He adds also the fol.
lowing testimony these Pianos These Pianos too
unrivaIied in the perfection and beauty of their con
sruction having Iron Frames and Circular Scales In
touch elasticity and brlIancy of tone, the
unsurpassed consider these Instruments, in power
Of tone depth Of bass. and brlliincy Of TREBLE equal
any in the country Mr. Cickering erected the first Steam
Mill in this country mud where, by machinery his
invention. he possesses extraordinary facilities for
lctins Piano Forles lie dries and his material
by steam in the best manner, and by his and nge-
mons machinery, which saves much manual dhor he is
alb offer his instruments 10 the public at prices which
cannot fail of being satisfactory, and as accommoda-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31
DIR. DOW'S
Grand Mediaal House and Office.

NOT. Endicett Street, Boston. No. z.
Established the Perm Cure Of all Private Dis
eases and The suppression Of Qnackery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31

Thesc famous Pills expressly combined to ODerate
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General Debility, Ill Health.
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hat they may become the medicine Of the masses Learn
ed Colleges adm: that this medicine IL the best remedy
even known Tor psrsous ot delicate health oe where the
system has been impaired as its invgoraing properties
never fat to give relief.
Female Complaints.
Ne female, young OLD should be without this ce;ebra
ted medicine 1t corrects and regulates the monthly
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Is also the best aud fest medicine that be given
children vt all ages and for any complaint nseque ny
no firmly should be without it,.
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Asthma Durrh@a Indigestion Stone& Gravel
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CosvenrSs plants Worms of all Lov Spirits
| Dyspepsia Headaches kinds Piles
~ Sold the manufactures of Professor Holloway, 80
Maiden Lane, New York, and pa Strand London, by Il,
respectable Druggist. and Dealers in Medicine rong hod
the United States, and the civilized world in pots at 25
cents, GO cents, and 81 each
Jhere Is considerable saving by taking the urg sizes
n B. Directions for the guidance of patients in every
| disorder are affixed to each pot. SPY leop
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31

have during the past year. on account of the state Of
my health. been compelled 10 renqnsh public speaking
portion of the time, aud have filled agency for lhe
above Piano, IN Mr. Cs establishment. And after long
and careful examn AiOn of his methods ci manufacture
and setting lasge number OF his Instruments among
the families of my friends in different States, and noticing
how they have stood the various changes of climate &C.
now pre- pared to pou0nnct them the hest in use Be-
sides they are warranted BY MIR g. without reference to
time"
Boston, NAV, 1855.
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These pills Purify the BLOOD

These famous pills are expressly combined to operate
on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys, the lungs the
SKIN andthe bowels correcting any arrangement in
DctionS purifying the blood, very fountain of life
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-31
Prepared by J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell, Mass

B. o. Tyler, Fred e. Smith and Collins Pierce Mont
peer Potter & Tucker and Geo. Nichols Mortified
s. Camp. Stoves J. u. Bradley, Waterbury GA. badger
Co.. West Randolph A. E. Bigelow, Barre Is
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THB CANADA AT HALIFAX
HALIFAX, Tuesday, Msy 90, 1856.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, Msy 90, 1886.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Cspt. Lang
fiom Liverpool on the aftenoos Of Saturday May ~
arrived here q. $50 this evening,
The Canada ,siled a, 10 p. m., with lgfn soutn.
west wind ard Ihck fog, for Bostcz, where sss Will
Be due about a. n. on Thursday.
The steamship washington arrived & Southampton
oa The morning of the ith inst.
The steamship Cambria arrived at Lvezsool lltt''
befor. 1 a. m. on Thursday the sth, az6 the Couins
steamer Baltic arrived $. p. m same dsy.
Tie Fulton sailed from Southampton for New-fork
We iresday the 7th, with about 80 passengers and
q full cargo.
The crew steamer Cansrisn sailed from Liverpool
on the same day for Qus5ecr with 20 passengers,
mail and large cargo.
The clipper ship Racer hst gone ashore on Art.low
Bsnk, ana would probably p-vre total wreck. All
her passe ngers and crew, numbering over 5oo we're
saved
LAIrsr.--The mate Of the Seeer reported to TIC
Liverpool agent Of the Associs,ei Press, just before
the departure Of the Cansd, thes the ship was fast
sinking in the sand being then - TO her spar deck.
There was n,chanee of saving TIE vessel but divers
might recoverpart of the cargo.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
LATER FROM AUTHORIZATIONS YOR
THE WARDROBE READY TO ASxACk
IAWRENCE-A BATTLE. ANTICIPATED.

ST. LOWS, Tuesday, May ~, 1896.
A steamer arrived here last night from St. Josephs
or Friday, l6th bringing intelligence that large num-
sers had responded to the proclamations of Gov.
Sham on and the United States Marshal and battle
was anticipated shortly. 600 men were assembled at
Lecompton and 400 at Franklin. A large company
were to leave KickapOo on Saturday for LecOmpton
with two cannon. They are all well armed and pro-
visioned. 1t is reported that tx Gov. keeder sue
ceeded in making bis escape carrying away with him
considerable amount Of funds belonging to friends.
The Vigilance Committee of Kansas City on Saturday
took off from the steamer Arabia large feldpece
corsigred TO Lawrence.
II the above statement respecting Gov keedet ,n
tended 10 imply he carried money dshonoraoy
we pronounce II false and cslumnous our opeea SoI'e
spohden wrote the 9Th inst, Gov Resder wm missing
that day. the advice OF Mes HOWARD ana
Sherman of the Commission, in order th. by ns
sbsence promn Of the then imminent conflict msn
be REMOVED Where he not aware, oul we re-
ioce th, be is not In hands Of the boodhrsy HUMANS
who marching sgsnst Lswrree But we nouia nos oe
surprised hear that the anticipated battle ne mas resp
pesed there to take part IN The defense oil As seVoea ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND:

WAsHINGT0N, IuesdHy MHy 20, Io0o'
Notwithstanding what may have been heretofore
published 10 the contrary, it is understood the DIS
patches recently received from Lord Clarendon neither
refuse cateeoicay nor assent to the demand OF this
Government for the recall of Mr.. Champion and the
British Consuls Our Government, it is believed. has
not copy of the British Blue-Book in the enlistment
case, although several known to be IN pocesslon
Of the members Of the foreign legation, especa sle
French Minister These copies were sent here Id ad-
vance of their publication in England
The Cabinet was again in session to-day ana II any
decision has been arrived at by the E1ecuhve seems
to be well understood it will not be communicated VI
officially intimattd for some days to come.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
SARDINIA.

relative TO the Conference have been put 70
Count Cayour in the Sandman Chambers. He rePhes
hat nendino the negotiations concerning Italy, he
could not spesk flly With respect to the treaty ..
peace. be believed L would insure great moral anu na'
M Ss,d;n;sn view of the Italian question was
adopted, while that of Austria was
QUE Of Italy and must continue :" Se surs and
p.N1, are not ameIiorated by anything that has
Occurred and h. the ssIdria1 smefgsSeg
LAILsI,, "a bvf Count de Csvour and the Marquis
s &c Chamber :sS ihST' that to Ai d.ea:
having A., o. .H0 of Itsly, Sardinia il the only
sne ne (Which Which offers a barrier TO revolution,
s,si' suS demands the cooperation Of England and
E.,ce IN carving out reforms IL shows that the
rssn occupation Is opposed to the interest of Italy
and Europe and contrary to the treaty, TO humMity
ar Justice. Finally, the memorau dunn calls on En-
gland and France 20 unite with SARDINIA 10 the apph-
catiCn Of etf cae0us remedy.
Nap,,s permits tie eEpog. u breads;VEs until june
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
BELGIUM.

The Senate was convocated for Wednesday, the
l4th inst Count Waewskis demand to muzze the
press of Belgium created intense excitement,
dispatcR from Brussels says: "In the Chambers
on Wednesday the Foreign Minister in answering an
intenogatory in regard to the speech Of Count Wa
lewsk on the press Of Belgium replied that that speech
ment When that commune alton should be made the
answer would be ready and would be communicated
10 all the Governments and would formally maintain
the rights of constitutional and independent country
1t was asked further whether any power had asked
for apy modification of the laws relating to the Press
in Belgium. The Minister said he would answer IN
one word" Never" The meeting broke up amid
immenle cheering and enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
THE HUGHES TELEGRAPH PATENT ISSUED.
W,sH,yGToy Tuesday, May 20, 1856.

Letters patent were issued to-day from the PatenL
Office to David E. Hughes covering al his claims for
bis new Printing Telegraph Machine. More thsn
and bl. assistants Of the Patent Office in their exam
nation Of the claims of Mr. Hughes, to guard against
the possibility of conflict with pror patents to Morse,
House and others; and we are assured, on the very
pest authority that the rumoTs sg. snOas ~
upon the rights of other pstentees are wholly destitute
Offoundation.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
MORE ABOUT GENERAL WALKER:

New-orleans papers of wednesday last are reoei'ep
They contain Jamaica dates to the 2Sth uii;
TIE Jsmaica papers profess to have advices from
San Juan that Gen Walker had attempted an atsck sex
on Greytown, when the British Fngate tnrydiee mao
fred on him. killing 90 of his men. Inc rePoIh, sup
Capt Tarltop and the Steamer Onzaba.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
ITALY.

1t is said that q collective note of the Powers
to't tn be g1S% go%srded S to the Of Rome
and Naples, recommending the reforms by
Italian paople. 1t is ako said that the Pope
Wslewskis Language in the Congress, and that tho
Papal Government Is preparing detailed reply thereto.
II : still further ru1nored that Naples will anticipate
TIE Powers remonstrance BY granting an amnesty on
an extensive scale.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
HOUss OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. BENNETT IN. Y from the Committee on
Public Lands reported bill granting one million ard
crtyeight thousand of land in Wisconsin Tor the
construction Of three railroads there n embracing hve
hundred miles.
An ine ffecusl motion made TO table the bill by
a vote Of So against 76
Penoipz the consideration OF the bill the House
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
COMMERCIAL YvTELrGErCE.

syygRrooL CerroS Mssxrr.-The brokers' Cur.
sSs, price, T.a' ss ss's s. Or The ~s amounted %
ss s., ef vSis pseu ,Oei ss md S s.possse
tos. e s.ls rs. ,ss s ss Ia ssss s',s o
s,s E "a SSssay Ms sSs.' 6r
.: to et sia "a lsssiiO AZ ~ ss SIssas "a The
.,Oei in p,t wa. saOos le Of wssh ss'o0s
STsIr " TRADE IN xAscHEsrr~-The MSachcs-
ter yss without any material ehsss and The Ssne
was . moderate extent.
fbe quotations are s prices cults
%. ssss '1 rcss ss'i s.s .Snsa e.
business bsiDs transacted t. buyers ~e,o &
* "a. % es s.s:: Es: .nS s
s1. SSs S ,spc So Southern % Win.
e. So prime Nor,hem 81 yellow and mixed N nu"ss W.
HsHRrooI II T S; Provision M.sxsr.-Messs. Rschard-
.s, sepss Co report large sn,etcps IN @ ns am ~
vale. e Ws.,.I. 8; s,ls
IN .Ss H,% .Sessar. p demand ...s =. suction a. s
Som. new arrivals were reported Chstss suction so 81
LTrRrooL PRopucx MArKu.- From the Brok-
kerr Circular Common RosS-PIisss weas and transactions
small; 1t sa4l1 closing a4s Fine Ro,M c,asc
TuRsESInr, nothing doing srinrs TvafrsrMs duh VIA
Ss'sps y s SS tssi slss
Sisr.s SSn'
6 81 Cuba. d., e. :Ca at sss as. Ss'ssn ssa s %
an ups ard tendency Pots quoted a, sss. Ps;. 4c
LONDON MARkErS.-Messfs DaiibS DrOtuets tePvv,ss
the mnke for Iron dull Rails quoted at u.s. ba tsIc
dis Scotch Pig 49, Bssaosrvrrs snessnsed spa s"e
demand moderate. FLOUR 80 dNi White Watr r@,aIEs
Red 81 a6s SUGAR had fuctuated but closed ~ an
Of 3D. eosrEE quiet Crude Tuspssrss .od 'psv; =;
U,ver MARxETs.-The sales Of CorroS for the
week ending eth M.y nelasye ,eoan'sd % rs
Ordinaire, s5f Mobile, eSf UplsndS aoof
LoNDoS MONEY MARKET.-Messrs Barring Brothers
Co repm the MosEy msrtet without charge CoS,ots
sSrH,es in he Bank q Ensrd had $3.50
LArssT.-LoDdon, Friday Evening The minimum Benz
. q os 0t;s as and the .spo Bar
| quoted ats III Dollars, SIcti Ess ss, Blzt - . r.
| AnxRccAS SEcURITIEs.-Messrs. Bell & Co report
American socis unchanged, with moderate eussess doing
Bss Brothers say the business limited At tor ,sie
The following Messs Bells quotstons United s.tss %
(Bouds Stocksl lC5dloe Psnnsyysns o sodsz M.ry
land sstassi M...sshuse. 'YS Csntri
7s esd94; NewYork Central Sc ISd8o Ens rt Morss7e
lCo, Erie Third Mortgage s4dssi Erie Converas'eA hS"
Erie Fund slts s2l. -
LIVERPOOL Saturday D. m-corTos unchanged but the
msrie closed firm ard the tendency slightly upward Tne
sAss tho day viii be 5000 or 10 oo 9sles
6rm. but transactions moderate White kDIAhCsA wsnSs
| At 30I Provisions 6rm at Fridays quotsrora
Mr. Hooper and lady Mrs Aubrey and attendant MI NC
Done and lady Mr. Desster and lady M.s torsyh nssees
Forsyih Mrs Forsyth Mira Best and td Mr. sturss and
LADY Nj. Whi,ehesd ard lady, Mrs and Mr McCsdy MT.
and Ms Strickland Mr. and Mrs Todd Me- kelMd and W
children, Mr. and Mrs Roptsy, Mr. Mrs and n:s D5cws'
M;s Mills Mr and Mrs Walton and two children Mr. shaw.
Msssrs Douglas Portman, Butts Elves Wells hoss
Auf,iman Guibt nd Acksy Plsbury, EysLs 'rSshsn, Sn
Ellison, Mossn' ssssniOu, Weeks Barker, ThsYpsos.
Mnsh, Jacobs, Falcon, sher-ood Davis koyenen recs
II.-L. rl.lk
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21

The correspondence from the Crimes Is up 10 Apn
60 II merely records the tpsratons for the depAr-
ture with the drilling and the furnishing OF tho ~
with clothes 90 make 9 good appearance on tner
return. Two regiments II English cavalry lave ~
ready embarked a Scutan fer home.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
DENMARK

The Hans Towns have refused to adhere TO the cap
italizaton forced by Denmark in the question sf the
Ones Considerable excitement was caused by an an
roupcement that an American feet was on the way to
Copenhagen.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
Passengers.
NAVIGATION OF THE DELAWARE AND
HUDSON CANAL.

KONDOUT, Tuesdny, may 70, IsJo'
CoaI bss begun to arrive via the Delaware and hud-
son Canal, from Honesdale, Pa. Also from Hawiey,
Pa Nine boat loads arrived here this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN BOSTON.

boston, IueeIdyi 4u~J " 60.
The Republicans of the city held a primary meeting
at Chapman Hall, last evening. The attendance was
large. Thomas H. Russell, presided Delega.es; mese :,
chosen to attend the Republican state |on'eH'''n ~
Worcester, June T.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION IN MISSOURI.

ST. LouIs, Tuesday, May 20, Iooo'
The Bertonia Democrats of the Vth Congressionai
District Of Missouri have nominated Frank Blair, jr,
as their candidate for Congress, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the decease Of Mr.. Miller.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
THE VERY LATEST.

LfvERPccL, Saturday-fH p. ~.
The new British loan has been announced. It's u
n. sor eve n~Ion pounds sterling, and the bidding en-
tirey in Consols. Parhsment bss sdjcurned overntn
,he 10Th of Mar.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
HOLLAND.

treaty of commerce and navigation, based on the
principle of reciprocity, has been concluded between
Austria and Holland.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
TWO MEN DROWNED,

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, Tuesday, May 20, 1855.
George Bray and Joseph Kimbsl, two respectable
young men of this city, drowned yesterday, il
conse quence of the upsettiDg of q boat
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
TURKEY.
Disturbances c,

Disturbances con inued ia Turkish Asistic territory
Ard The there had been some exc, Samatrs.
There is nShng additional TO the troubles Of Mas
areths
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
AUSTRIA.

Tire Synod Of Austrian Bishops, held at Vienna, Is
about adjeurning without having accomplished its
objects.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
FRANCE.
SPAIN.

Arrests of suspected persons continued at BARGE
out the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BosroS, Tuesday, May 20, lsSo;
The following are the footiDgs OF our Bank state

VI bLr iocl "ts
Csi itAl Sicck......S3i 500 f0o
Lem ard Di.eorut. 1880
sfscie go. -. i.H1sco
IN .CIt trs fTom
lt--l fs-ks.... 6,ll1 .o y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
THE CRIMEA.

Is. at half the previous export duty, "A"'"
cariiIi Bresdsiufs moderate.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21

Ancnnt in. ID III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06
COyUnel.s' Iu0uesea.

. FATAL ACCIDENT HARLEM RAnIoAD--t CorDU0-
TOR kIIID Coroner Hills held inquest yesterday,
at tbe cepot of the Harlem Railroad Company rSsa
ty sixth street. upon the body Of James D. Thorpe
Guctor On the above road, who and kiusd
while the train Of which ne had charge passing s
yisge Of Harlem. From the evi6ence adduoed besors
the Coroner II appeared that just the train passed
the bridge at Harlem the hsnge of Of whssis
from the iest Of 'he train. The deceased ksppsaiu1
cd to u j she bell rope, TO stop the engin., s16
hs balance snd precipitsted the platform -
Re was killed almost Instantly The jury In this case,
af er being charged by the Coroner rendered verdict d
nes from jssies accidentally received wnile The
dseha, ge OF mis- de endesvorng to stop the Dover
Plsits uain of which he conductor" Hr. ThsrPs
was 30 years Of sge, and was native Of Connecticut
FATAL RESULT or THE LArz ACCIDENT TO CouNUIMAE
Ditksos.-CoroDer Perry called upon yesterday 10
hold TN inquest at the New York Hospital, upon thA
body Of the late Robert s. Dickson foreman OF Ho * anA
1acoer Company No. Ia, who knocked down and
severely injured Christmas Gay last by ncodsntal
collision with Engine Company No. 20, while runnsng To
fire. The deceased lin9ered until yesterday when he
died. The jury in this rendered verdict of Death
by accidental In jures from collision between Hook and
Ladder Company No. IA and Engine Company No. 20.
Further that blame be attached 20 any persons
present at the time Tho 6eceaSed about "a years
q sye, and native of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06
C1ty Intelligence.

MORE ABOUT THE BRIG WIN. IL. STAFFORD.
Tho brig W. H. Stafford which sunk the morning a
the 4th mat, tho Navy Yard dred 10 the Atssr-
noon Of came day, with the returning tide eongsde ho
gas hcuse wharf Her fore topmas head had "a
by the ice which, with all above dragging in IN, Ae
by the rigging Some parsons in cats with sxs, Game
srd laid around for time to render
Decessary The Coroner OF the district who had tAkoa
charge of the vessel wrsckmaser and made fast
70 The wharf not deesnDg II probable that his services
would be required employed two TO watch her from
sbe pier through tbe night None 4 the bodies Of
who we're drowned have been recovered IL Ii most hey
toat they dritre1 down with tbe tide.
Yesterday her bows pTit which ia just beneath ths
surface of the rater TO VII srf and
cargo being ght she swings with ths cd log
and towUg OF tbe toe Yesterday m0rnng bsrral Of
Iaossses broke open ami the surface tsAe
deck tie cpntsnt oommiDang with the wetec /.
at first fcoatted thas nearly quite all who
crowned to the surface after the vessel oot
1t is nov thought tbAt he cock and tne two chdrsa
yet within the osse IL is said the former was
asleep in his bunk. end the two lattsr Old ore up
from the cabin The Casoner went yesterday aferuoun
ttregotinte with Mr.. Bishop fer bis boom derrick -
raise her. AT particular stages Of the tide the river
quite free from ce and the vessel Is psrs Sly "a ak
there will be cicuity in bringing the derrick and At
tactirg 1t 10 the wreck considerable portion Of hog
cargo being composed Of sugar IL would diss )lvs
and IL is thought che wouid then up the
face herself she is caveuy watched by 70 men, day
and night that no depredaions be committed
either vessel or cargo Her fora ami main top
both carried AWAY by The Ice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06
Eouse of Representatives.
EiRCIToS or ofFlCRs OF THE HOUSE.


EECTTcN ofFlCfIs HOUSE.
Nhe House refused, by twelve majority to table the
resolution offered by Mr. Nichols yesterday, declaring
Adam J. Glossbrenner Sergeant alarms.
TIE resolution [dccairing Mr.. Glossbrenner Sergeant
at-A1msl was then adopted by l03 against 0S.
hr. SHERMAN, (blaok republican, OF Ohio, offered re-
solution declaring Nathan Darling Doorkeeper OF the
House Adovted ny 110 sgsinst S5.
Mr.. CAMPBELL (bsck republican, of Pennsylvana, Of
erred resolution declaring Robert Norris Postmaster
Adopted by 1C8 against 97.
The rules Of the last House adopted till otherwise
ordered.
On molten Of Mr. WHEELER K. ny Of New York, there
ordered TO be paid out Of the contingent fund, to
John W. Forpey late Clerk who presided the House
ing its dsorga on eight dollars per day In add
tion TO his regular sasry, from December to Febru
try 4.
Mr. BINGHAM, (black republican, Of Ohio, offered re-
eluticu declaring o. Toet OF Columbus, Ohio Printer
70 the House. Pending which, the House adjourned.