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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
Fashionable Tailoring.
BECK s. DAWSON,
FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
FIRST STREET, GLASGOW, MO-,

FIRST STREET., GLASGOW, MO-,
40 Have Just removed 10 their new shop,
VA where they will be happy to serve their old
Al friends and customers, and all who may fa-
vor them with call. They will keep constantly
on hand fine assortment of French cloths and
cassimeres, tweeds, overco7tiHgs and vestings,
with trimmings to match, all OF the best quality
on short notice.
They have arrangements for the latest fashion
plates fron the most celebrated emporlums Of
fashion.
GrYp Shop second door above the Post Office.
January II, 1856
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17

1.-THE Swamp Lands of Linn county
abont 10000 acres, are to be sold on the
18th day of February next. The minimum
price is fixed at 81 % per acre.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17

ToBAooo.-We hear Of no sales Of Tobac-
co at any fixed price. A considerable
amount has been purchased in Charlton,
price TO be fixed hereafter,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17

EFMessrs. HARRIsoN s. Co., started
their mill Tuesday morning, and soon turn
ed out enough of rough material to supply
hoe-cakes and biscuits for tho balance of
the winter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17

E37The ice on the river is from fifteen 10
eighteen inches thick. Large supplies of
wood are being brought over on the ice
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
CART1.

T HAVE this day purchased the interest of los.
l. 5. Manson, in the firm ct Manson S Barthc-
low, and have associate. with me N the Forward
lug and Commission Business, II. I. WILLIAMS,
Gate OF steamer .Wenona.) under the name and
style Of BaTtholow * Williams, for the purpose
Of doing e general Forwarding, Commission ard
Produce Business.
THEODORE BAETuCLOW.
Glasgow January /, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, January II, 1853.
Look for the K.

A cross (thus X) Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17


SPECIAL BARGAINS
FER NEW YEAR"
NTEi are offering a selection of desirable goods
" distinct from our general stock, at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We have selected them, not because they are in
any way objectionable or msaleable, but being
composed of those classes of Goods most inter-
fered with by auction and cost price sales, leaves
us too many for this at regular prices; it is
therefore important TO us TO sell them, even at a
sacrifice, and no less important to customers 70
avail themselves of so good an opportunity Of buy
ing really desirable goods in many cases,
AT and Below Eastern Cost.
French all wool printed Dizziness; American and
English do; colored Nlpaccas and dam
asks; English merinos; printed
cashmeres; fancy dress
silks; shawls and
scarfs;
gala plads; silk, lace and straw winter bonnets,
Bay State sack hannels; carpet bags and
Satchels; Embroideries, inclu-
ding the latest and best
styles French
worked
Collars, Sleeves, &c;
Kid and cloth hf CATERS and low shoes.
With variety of useful fancy articles for ladies
and childrens usej also,
Gents fine calf boots and fancy shoes
Kip and coarse boots;
Beaver cloths and overcoatings;
Neckties and searfs, Sc, &c, sc;
A few fur NUTS, victorines, Sc, at q sacrifice
BOON, DUNCAN & SMITH
Fayette, January 10, 1856
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI
County OF HOWARD.
In the County Court, January9, 1856.
ORDERED by the Court, that notice be given
~ through the ''Howard County Banner and
"Gasgow Weekly Tines" TO all persons indebt-
cd TO the :'Townsbip School Funds" and the
Road and Canal Fund" Of Howard county, whose
bonds bear less rate Of interest than ten per cent,
to come forward and renew said bonds by the
March term of this Court.
a true coPy-attest:
A. ]. HERNDON, Clerk.
January II. l956-4w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
DissoEution Of CopartncrsI.iI,.

partnership heretofore existing between
l. Jo. 5. Manson and Theo. Bartho'ow, under
the finn Oh Manson IS BartA90w, is this day dis,
solved -r mu-u-! consent. Theodore B-r:holoW
(rgrchas'Hg the Interest OF JOS S. Eanson) is au-
,noliseI to receive all assets, and pay the liab!-
lies u tho lat. GlE,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
MAR RED .

On the Sd inst, Mr.. H. L. RUTHERFORD and
Mrs. REBEccA WILSON, all of Huntsville.
On the Odd ult., Mr. GEORGE W. WoonsoN of
Monroe, and Miss ANTHA, daughter Of Captain
Hancock Jackson, of Randolph county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
SOLD b.

SOLD b.
o. HENDERSON, Glasgow POWELL s. Co., Cam
bridge; }. II. CUNNIN6HAM, Keyiesvilie; w. r.
SySLsoN, FayetteI BAeBY a Co., Roanoke; I. V.
H6FDY, Kuntsyillei ]. W. Tucker, Carrollton;
BAEYAsn, ADAMS g. Peer, 81. I4onis; and ali
druggists fJap 10 1886 I'm.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
FOR SALE,

E;A The Lot and House at present occu-
.Mi.l pied by the undersigned. The lot s eigibly
Situated for a family residence, and the building,
which is new, contains six rooms, with hall and
cellar. A large cistern convenient to the door,
with stable, &c. Terms moderate. Apply to
JOHN DOHANEY.
Glasgow, January II, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
EXPRESS NOTICE.

IL co. will dispatch special messenger every
week for St. Louis and all the Eastern cities.
Merchants, Bankers, and others having money
and valuable packages, will find this cheap and
safe mode of conveyance.
BARTHOLOW & WILLIAMS, Agents.
HENRY KYLE, General Agent. (ianl7
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
Glasgow, January 10, 1856.
Moxaov WANTED,

Money w antcG-
TITS useless for us 10 say to our friends that we
L need money, for they must be aware of the
fact that we cannot carry on the Grocery bust
ness without it, and as all our accounts are now
due. we desire our friends 10 come in and pay
their bills, or give us such acceptance as We can
use, bearing interest from January lst Some say
that few days will make no difference, but /; IS
a great mistake, and punctuality in payment ), the
only grounds that will at all satisfy tinc sales in
our business. CAMERON, MASON s. co.
January 10, $50.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
BLACKSMTTEITNG-.
FOR SALE.

o. NEGRO BOY, in the tenth year of his
& age, likely and sprightly. Or will be ex-
~. changed for a honse woman. Enquire at
this Office. January II, 1856
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
Finas settlement.

NJ OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
- will make final settlement Of their admins
tratiOn Of the estate Of Thomas Pcery, dec'5, at
the February Term, Howard County Court
JNO, V. BASTIN,
WM. I. PEERY,
Jan. 10, IS55-iw Executors
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
rsa11.c7 warrarat9.

w L have on hand and are prepared TO keep
w in regular supply, Land Warrants, which
we will sell at fair prices, and receive in pay
ment, Missouri paper, silver, gold, California
gold coin, or any good Western currency at par.
All Warrants sold by US are guaranteed in every
particular. OWEN WILSON.
G. NJ. FREEMAN.
Milan, No, January 5, 185G-4t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
l $50!

L A. SAVAGE tenders his thanks TO his
Il friends and the public for the very liberal
patronage of the past year. and most earnestly So
licits continuance during the present.
lie has on hand liberal supply OF seasoaable
Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, China, Glass
and QueenswMe, Shoes and Boots, Hats and Caps,
&C.. &C., all of which he offers to sell on the most
reasonable terms, and at the lowest rates,
Glasgow, January IT, 1856.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17

TUsT received. per steamer Herald" hhds
- New Crop sugar, fine article, the first in tho
market Also, fresh supply Of Groceries, OF
various kinds, fr sale at low prices.
deco CAMERON, MASON & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
W. T. DUNNICA & co.
NEW YEARS CARD.

WE avail ourselves Of the present occasion,
w respectfully and gratefully TO acknowledge
the continued and extensive patronage which en-
courages us TO renewed eXertiou., and promises an
extended business through the present year, for
which we will be in all respects fully prepared.
Having kept our stock well up, by continued
additions to the latest period of navigation, we en-
ter on the New Year with an ample supply Of all
descriptions Of Goods appropriate to the season.
The large amount Of Goods which have been
pressed on the market in our town, by auction
and cost, induces us to commence the New Year
by offering considerable proportion Of oar stock
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
LAND WARRANTS WANTED.

I WILL PAY for one thousand pcrcs, one dol
/ lar per acre for 100 and 50 acre warrants, and
nInelyLge cents per acre for 100 and 60 acre war
rants. SAMUEL e. MAJOR.
Fayetie, December 81, 1885.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
Parties
Vow CrOp SUGAR.

ET7 L are prepared 10 supply every article nee
w dcI tor Parties at reasonable prices.
deco DAMEBON, MASON * co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
less the following -


NeFmIuIOnNIo, IA. April ISJ..
Mons. lie DR. J. c. AYEE:-I have Of late made
frequent use of your CHEBHY PEcroRAL in my
practice. and happy 10 inform you that in 10 case
yet has it failed me. have made signal cures Of
Laryngitis and Bronchitis with IT. and have COM
pleely cured one case OF Asthma, which had
withstood every other medicine | could employ.
Accept, Sir, the assurances Of my distinguished
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-17
" JULES CLAUD GOUGUET. NJ. D..

Late Surgeon of the Royal Marine, France.
Extract from a letter Of our Minister at the
Court Of the Sublime Porte.
Legation Of the Z. S. A., Constan,inople, Turkey
DR.. J. c. AYER: Dear Sir--The CHlREY PEc-
ToRAL received from you for the Sultan has been
delivered to his private secretary at the palace and
you will doubtless hear from it III due season.
That you were so kind as TO send me, has been
given to friends, who have in many cases, found
it exceedingly useful.
.A.,1 liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01

which had seea previously foreshadowed IN an
,,n,n;at.k, ble form. Our commerce and custom
ava msth.rs OF too much value and profit to be
tridad with upon any such psltry consideration az
sustaining .ctriissed Minister. And hence the
addres,cs and protestatiohs viii IA Londcn and
Manchester, and other cities have spontantonsly
poured out. remons. aiing against the possibility
of war There was ~ such commotion in this
country and in the uNdst of all the fabricated
runors and conflicting acco;nts, 1t was barely pos
able to disturb the equanimi'y OF Change for o
day or two. This fact demonstrates more clearly
than any other which of the two countries eats the
huttere0 side Of the bread aud no prov ides that
palatable auxiliary.
If Lord Palmerston would take counsel only OF
bis passions and prejudices, he would give Dir.
Dallas his walking papers sans cerem0nie. Bat
he is old and wary, and he is not ignorant that
such step in the present state of excited feel
ing would cost him the Premiership. For this
reason. be will get out Of the sulks, put smooth
face on matters and shake hands and touch glasses
with Dallas over his mahogany. swearing eternal
amity and all manner Of John Bullian devotion.
And perhaps he may be sharp enough to make us
DAY for this seeming concession yet, for there are
hardy any Of these reconciliations that have not
turned out to be costly entertainments. Mr..
Marcy must keep his eyes open AS for Mr. Dali
las biz white head has been turned ever since he
saw ST. Jamess and discovered he had British an.
cestOrs-a cheap vanity, which any OF the Old shop
Keepers may tickle, and which the Herald's College
will affirm gratis, no doubt.
When Lord PalmerstOn failed to give Mr.. Dali
las bis passports at once, he showed that hesitation
which in another sex is accounted the certain sign
of fall. The Times will learn to crow less bolster
ously, and the Premier's organ, The Post, will
doubtless initiate that solemn fish which is said to
delight most in walking backward, and that with
out much conjunction. INDEX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF NORTH AMERICA AT QUEBEC.
Mr.. Dallas not to be Dismissed.
QUTBTc, Monday, June 30, 1856.

QUFBrc, Monday, June 30, 1856.
The screw steamship North America, from Liver.
pool the 18th met passed the river Des Loup
at 10 o'clock this morning. and reached here this
evening.
The American difficulty is likely to be settled ami
cably, and Mr. Dallas will not be dismissed. The
funds slightly in consequence. ID.
In the House Of Lords on Monday evening the 10th,
inst the Earl of Clarendon stated in reply to the Earl
of Derby that was not the intention Of the Govern.
ment to advise her Majesty to suspend diplomatic
relations with the United States.
This announcement received with loud cheers
The Earl of Derby expressed his satisfaction at the
statement but he regarded the course taken by the
Government as humiliating and as acknowledging
they had been in error.
The Earl of Clarendon appealed to the House not to
join the Earl Of Deby in pressing the question, and
the subject was then dropped.
Consols closed at 94ia94i. In the Liverpool Cot
ton Market on Monday the sales amounte 10 $4,000
bales, of which spectators took 5000 at prices "a.
higher than the closing rates Of the prevsus Friday.
vised per Asia being in fact maintained On Tuesday
the market became Gull the business being restricted
to 5000 bales and the quotations receded to those cur
rent on Friday.
In Breadstuffs slight improvement had taken
pace in some sricles Corn is called l 62I higher.
Western Capal Flour is quoted 35I; Philadelphia, 36I
a37I, Canadian, 35l6a37I; Red Wheat, 1913.
The state of trace in Manchester and the manufac-
turing districts was improving.
TThe prevalence of suspended teleaphins from
dspstct REP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01
COLONEL FREMONT.
From TAe National Iateiiigeneey Of Yesterdd
WAsuIgGTnE lime Ds

From The National IafdtgeHer o. fesfsrd6v
WAsHISGros, June %, 1856.
MEssRs. EDIroRs: It has long been subject OF re-
gret that mans can be presented to his fellow
citizens for their surages to office but that private
ISLANDERS must be used to blot bis character. know
you have often deprecated this venal practice Of the
press Of the country.
In an Administration paper of this city noticed
Yesterday an editorial in which Colonel Fremont
il charged with having been educated by party of
Catholic ladies' and is indebted to them for benefac.
lions which he is willing to forget by turning anti
Catholic and spurnDg the hand that fostered hun.
Now, sirs, have known Col Fremont for thirty
years received together with him my first classical
lessons from the same source and state upon my OWE
personal knowledge that the rhole editorial referred
10 rs unfounded IN truth, and the editor nus been
grossly imposed upon By his informant.
What Col. Fremont's religious views now are 90
not know and do not for whatever they may be,
Romanis or Protestant if he is good citizen this i.
all of bis accountability to his felow-citizens But
there is quality to which Col. Fremont is particu-
larry entitled lay claim il is the noble one OF grati
tude In the days of his youth and poverty the hand
of friendship was extended to him by the kind ana
good, and in his later years and now he admits the
obligation with alacrty and go far as he could has re-
paid thoussndfold and does not yet think bis ooli'
CATION Cancelled.
am very respectfully, yours r. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED N
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
KANSAS IN THE HOUSE.

Editois Correspondence OF The N 7. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday June 80, 1856.
Free Kansas in the Honse was most Unexpectedly
put under the feet Of the Border Rufians to-day by
ole majority. All the Buchanarites but Mr.. Hck.
man of Pennsylvania and all the Fillmorites but
Mr.. Moore of Ohio, voting together against her,
and making 1O7 Nays to LOG Yeas on the dnal pas
sage Of the bill to admit her under her Topeka
Constitution. Our friends triumphed on five OF six
preliminary votes, Messrs. Barclay and Packer
yo,iug with them awhile and then turning against
them Mr.. Packer is understood to have OBJ
served that the Republicans were making
too much capital out Of Kansas. MeSsrs
Bayard, Clarke, Edwards, Milward and Scott
sustained Free Kansas throughout. Messrs.
Haven, Whitney, John Wheeler aud John Williams
If New-York, BroOme of Pennsy lvanis, Scott
Harrison and Dunn went with Messrs. Herbert
Brooks Rast, aud their Pro Slavery party, through
out. Messrs Dunn and Douglas took sweet council
together by the hour and were the twin cOnsuls of
the Border. Ruffan forces. There were but sixteen
absentees, waving sick aud paired two pairs voted
at frat, but fell off to dinner before the final trial
Had all been present the result would not have
been improved. There is an effort to reconsider
tomorrow, but fear without success There is
no remaining hope for Kansas from Congress. Hor
las, reliance must be on the generous hearts and
votes of American freemen.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Slave Democracy are firing cannon and pa.
radiug the streets this evening in exu-tstion over
the defeat of Free Kansas.
Mr.. Douglas has adopted Mr. Toomhs bill in
lieu of bis own; and means to pat it through the
Senate on Wednesday. think he must wait
little. His report to-day was monstrous in the
audacity of its Misrepresentation. Mr. Wade
will speak. H. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01

Extracts fiom the second volume Of Bentons
Thirty Years in the Senate relating to Col Fire.
mont:
FREMONT'S FIRST EXPEDITIONS.
Connected with this emigration to Oregonl, ana
auxiliary to it, was the first expedition Of Lieut..
Fremont. to the Rocky Mountains, and under sktn
and completed in the GUNNER of ls42upOn is outside
view the conception Of the Government, but 10 TACT
conceived without its knowledge, and executed upon
81 lieted oicers, of which the design was unknown.
Lieut.. Fremont young officer, appointed IN tue
typographical corps from the class OF cpiSens oy
President Jackson, upon toe Recommendation OF
Mr. Poinsstt, Secretary Of War. He did not en-
ter The Amy through the gate Of West Pont ana was
considered an intrusive officer by the graduates OF
that Institution. Having, before his appointment,
assisted for two years the learned astronomer Dir.
Nicolei, in his great survey of the country between
the Missouri and Mississippi, his mind was trained to
such labor; and instead Of hunting comfortable oeth'
about the towns and villages be solicited EN-
ployment in the vast regions beyond the
mississippi. Col. Albert, the chief OF the corps
gave BIN an order to go to the frontier beyond
the Mississippi. That order did not come up
to bis views After receiving it he carried back, sno
got it altered and the Rocky Mountains inserted as
an object Of his exploration, and the south Pass in
tbose mountains nan ed particular point to be eX-
smined and its position fixed BY him 1t wss through
this Pass that The Oregon emigration crossed the
mountains, sndtbs exploration Of Lieutenant Fremont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01

Union. and in opposition 10 al substitutes for the
ueasure under consideration.
Mr.. STEPHENS moved 10 recommit the bill to the
CQmniii4o Territories with Instructions to report
instead thereof the substitute which he had offered
providing for the appointment Of five persons by the
President to make enumeration Of the Inhabitants
Of the Territory aud An apportionment OF District
with the view Of electing Convention Tor the lorna
ton Of n State Consultation, &c
Mr.. DUNN moved ameudn ent tlat the Com
mttee be isquir to report bill restoring the Ms
sOufi Comp omse.
Anne 'drnett adopted BY : majority.
The following are The Ycas and Nays:
iEASaMe.r. Albright Al''Gn BAT B.tooSr Bsnastt ny
ton Broom Burlington, Burlinssme Csmpos OF Pa. Csmo
bel Of 0bio onI.s Of ~ Carl r. Of Conn G ni.
IdI. Fdsard., Emrie il.sle Gal Oxsy 0itdr Gilbert
Holloway po,ion Of N T. Horton Oho, Howard Hugh.
ton Kelsey, King knapp: knsh' knOwIIon K"G. ksr'sl
Miwsrd' Moore, morr.n Moneil, Murray Oliver Of y.
rsa s: FS" rss ss
sspp scott Sherman simmons st,ntn str.nshan rappsn
TGdd S Sa w S 81. Of
Me watcn, weeh, Whitney, Wood, Woodruff Wood
NAYs-Mes.r. Aiken Allen Barclay B.ksdals. Bell. Ben
net, OF w. Boeock Bowe Boye. BIseh Brook. Burnett
Chnemsn. Cobb Of Ga Cobb OF Ala Cox Crsge Craw ord
.S :11 rnt Fuller
Gocde, Gre ood hall Of Iowa. Harris Of Nd HAMS OF A.
Ae1ander K Marshall Ky }, Maxwell Sic Mullen mcQuesn
R Ps. p aiTn fceI PoTs Faye asa:a
Ready, kicsTd. Richardson, Rivers. RuGq Rat ssnsdss
ss Sized Spinner s,eph-n. Stewart s~ope Talbot
T WS...1 gPs .a. w. vet M MF sna a
oo6er-ijs
The motion 10 recommit with instructions amend
ed, was then voted down only two voting an the
af,irmstive-Dunn and Harrison.
A motion 10 recomuat without instructions was
also rejected by lOl Ayes against lO9 Nays; -,
Mr.. JONES Tenn moved to lay the bill on the
table. Negatived by one majority.
The main question was then taken, and the bill
rejected by one majority, the vote being as follows:
Yr4-MesIs Albright. Allison Ball B.I001, t Ssnn s o.
campbs Of Ohio Clarke q NsvYoik Clark jr o. Conn.,
B B,: t Sy D''P E D s 4s
ao Se oss my horton Of Ohio Howard a.hon
K KH:pT kss M. KTSs Yoals L..s
Moo,. Morgan O Msin sai3 Nehos oliver w.
:s sssn Rsb.E kss:ea r .s
Sherman simn ons s0ins ssnS1 s'rsRss:n, T'Pb.I
S s1S.s %.sS
Sufn j. ME- Watson wsleb Wood. woodruff Wordsworth
Bs1 s4soi s
s'ss f%s Sal Es, 1ss
s sscs. III. ti iowa. l' H.S: Hams:
Haven, berert Hohmsn Houston Je~et,y Jones tteuLD
Lstchsr Lineey LumI kin X. Marshall ofKy Hu%ph,ey
lin. Mcqueen Miller Of Ind Millson oliver of Mo-. orr
Packer PAM Peel, Phelps. Porter Powe Pusear oat
man Ready Ricsud Rivers Rufin Rust Sanddee, savage
Sew ard sfoer Smith 4 Tenn Smith Of Va Smith OF Az.
derwooi Walk Walker Warner Watkins Wheeler Whitney,
Williams Wright OF Miss Wright Of Tenn ZoieOaor-lc7.
The result was greeted by cspping of hands and
yocferators Of JOY by the opponents of the BILL while
its friends exhibited signs Of disappointment. Amid
the confusion the House Adjourned