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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-01-04
Com mission Busine s s.
8, *, REEDER


EH EspEcTfuLLY informs the citizens OF McNTinn
ma county, and the public generally that he will attend
to the Selling Purchasing, and Forwarding Of all kinds
OF Produce. Also Ia ordering Goods Groceries, any
kind Of Machinery that may be called for lie FUR
nish Machinery, such Threshers, Reapers, Mowers,
stalk aud Straw Cutters, Of any kind Wished at
facturers' prices, freight added .-i a..
good lot Of Threshers the way and to arrive In
few days. Also, one Circular Saw Mill and Clover
Jlnler on hand aHd for sale by 3. X. REEDER.
Athens, Tenn, may 1l-tf3i6
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New Goods Cheap Goods

low Dovvn for Cash !
INHE subscriber is in receipt OF full sup.
Il ply Of
FaLL S.ND U1.yTBR O00Ds.
TO which he invites the attention of all who
may wish TO purchase. After the LIST day of
January, 1856, he intends TO sell for CASH
only, and Will give better bargains than have
ever been offered in this country. A word to
the wise is sufficient. A. II. CROW.
Athens, Nov. l6, lS55-tf-873
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Ocoee Male Academy,

kECntOn, Tenn.
VEyIE Fall Session of this institution will commence
4 ON Monday, the 3D. day of September next, un-
der the charge Of Rev j. l.. MlLBuIiN, whose abilities
and character Teacher well known that the
Trustees deem it unnecessary tn trump his fame Being
graduate of of the first Colleges of East Tennes
see, lac IL competent to teach the pupils science and
language, and conduct the School with proprety ever
ready to guide, morally well mentally. Parents
and guardians may patronize 0coee Academy with as.
surance' The location is healthy and pleasant
Terms Of 7HHion per Session Of 20 acoks.
First Class. - OO
second " 500
i'ntu ''''''...' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1904
No extra charges. Board be had IN private fami-
lies on very reasonable terms. Those who pay In ad.
vance can have reasonable deduction from the regu-
lar rates of tuition. by order of the Board.
aug 10 W. II, REYNOLDS, Sec'y.
CToSiI-Gs-uCha
Sssk DOZEN Cottare, Rocking and Childrcns Chairs
<slSF FOR sale cheap for cash. Apply to
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EE. III. 'CINLswx ess CO.,
(SRcsess0rs 10 2trtsy 4 HevoBD q
Receiving & Forwarding Agents
General Commission Merchants,

South "hhflf tAurtfsNUlt- Fs Nss
NVE their personal attention to the sale Of all kinds
M OF Produce and Manufacturer, and viii make
prompt returns of the 20 ling orders for all
kinds OF Goods In this market, for commission OF ~
per cent. Their personal attention will also be given to
the Receiving and Forwarding OF Goods to any part Of
the globe, ut 10 cents per package except large pack
nges OF Machinery aud Furniture, which will be charged
according to trouble and responsibility Iron In loose
bars and Spikes for Rail Roads will be put through at
$3.50 per ton, all expenses included, and Nails at 10 cts
pcrkeg, MI expenses included.
shippers may fully rely upon our positively protecting
their interest against over charge OF measurement,
weight and loss Of packages
Merchants OF Knoxville, md Of East Tennessee, that
ly forwarded through this House, and pay all their bills
at Knoxville.
Those Who choose to ship through our House and
that Of Cover 4 Davids, Grcenvlc, $. c., can have
their Goods promptly forwarded, and pay all freigts
and charges to Cover & Davds, at Greeneyhe.
We would respectfully refer with pleasure to the fol-
lowing gentlemen, most OF whom have daily transac
lions with, believing them to he the proper referees;
Shepherd Maxwell lIoyt; Barry Mcdaniel; Mar.
ley Rcardi; Craighead Deadcrick; n. Cannon
SOM Cowan Dickinson J. s. Van Glider 7. II. Smiley;
Timothy Sullns; j. H. Walker Il. w. Mcpherson; Hol.
land Rawlns Knsloc BU., Knoxville. Vim. r.
Coleman, Nontvalc Springs. Henry Missroon, Agent
Of New York Steamers; John Caldwell Agent OF Bati-
more and Boston Sail Packets; H. T Baker CO., Agents
Of Baltimore and Philadelphia Sail Packets Homes a
Story, Agents OF New York Sail Packets, Charleston.
II l.. FINLEY late Of Knoxville Ten.
Nov23-tf-9Ti JAS. H. ARTOFE Charleston, 8. G,
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ALEX. N. wALLAoE..........igg p wryoy,r,n
Wallace &Wingfield,
General Commission Merchants,
Ht AND ,
DEaLBRs ~ PRODUCE,

7Ns1"H'tfs NHFUrgln,
NXTfLL give special attention to the sale OF Bacon,
w Lard, Butter, Flour, Tobacco, Ne &c
Refer to O. Wallace, Knoxville, Tenn: Toole Bro b
CO., Maryville, Tenn; II. T. Cox Louisville Tenn.
Doaaklson, Unitia, Tenn; johnson & Hair, Madison
v1s. re pi; nrabspn Bro SEWER county Tenn Pains
f'F,Dfll w lr71@ NWshu Picl-el, swcetwa-
sRs-saH. H~sissa = ID fHl Y. fr.-raa, G-l. III,
.ar.i fif. li fl-- sr1 rlf 70 r'oo Afhen.
Ga, JoA " l,i va u .liloD li Carhatt Is Ran. Ma.
con, Ga; f. T. Willis, Savannah, Ga. iNoyl-ly-3I2
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Paper Machinery.

I'VE offer for sale two Rag Engines and PAPER Ma.
chine calculated to make Printing or Wrapping
Paper, all in good order aud nearly new We ofr,r n
bargain. r. r. GFTTys b "a "
Athens, Nov 10, is55-lt-378 w.
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"A T Fl EMS FOUNDRY

Machine Works..
INllE subscribers would respectfully an
L nounce 80 the citizens of Athens and the
public generally, that they are now in opera
ton and prepared to do
o a - T r M c.
of every description in their line, and would
therefore solicit orders from all those who may
want anything of the kind
They are now casting and have for sale diff
fcrent sizes Of the Globe, or Air-tght Cook
Stoves, furnished complete; various sizes of
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber Office and Shop
Stoves. Also, Hollow Ware; Waffle Irons
Ploughs, right and left hand.
Also, the Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water
Wheel. which will saw from two to i've thou
sand feet per day. I'll kinds of
M "A Q III L nj E II
fitted up in the best and most durable manner,
md upon short notice.
Also, Iron Railing of every description.
They are also prepared to do all kinds of
Brass casting.
The highest Cash price will be paid for
OLD COPPER.
ZIMMERMAN & THOMAS.
P. 3. We have connected with the Works
an excellent Pattern Maker, so that persons
wishing castings can have patterns made to
order. Eat
Athens, Tenn, Oct. 90. ls54-tf 8l7
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"A TT IE t. nj - EOrmJ,

FHNiE subscriber las recently taken charge of this
"a House ana 1t is now undergoing thorough repair
ana being renrnihed IN good style. His object il to
keep good iioiel-a house where guests can he com.
business his whole attention. and keeping his table sun
piled with the best the country Affords he hopes and ex.
poets to he literally patronized ~ -
march l6-tf J3S JOSEpU IIApntN
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ii. Il. Dodson, D. d. S,
8 I1r e o O m ID m I'll - t,

LA ....- ...u SNptdh0, 1fnH.. ..I
A Graduate of the Baltimore College Of Dental
IN Surgery having located permanently, offers his
services to the citizens Of East Tennessee He under.
stands Dentistry taught In the principal Colleges IN
the United States In all It's various braches. All exam
nations Of the mouth Nee Of charge. Ills charges are
moderate. [sept PSI y-J66
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Ell IA n @ NJ TEovJ@ FL
DIN N Err HnusE.

East Hcnnessce a Georgia Rail Road.
L.. DE LAN09 Proprietor,
Ep EsrtorfuLLi informs the travelling public that
pot IN Cleveland for the benefit of travellers on tho
faht tennessee and Georgia Rail Road where he will he
Pleased to serve all who may call on him with the best
the country affords. Cleveland Junn 4 m 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15

LTOUsEEEhrER AN AMERICAN LADY ACCUs-
IL toned to the a family, desires sustion as
PEI sons wishing interview wi her, viii
piea - At
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
THE TURF.

GsAsHIOF RACES NEW YORK-rHIRD WEaK IN
June, 1856, the Fashion ormerly NatiDuaD Race
Course, a kewto Ling Island The Fashion Jockey
stake, four mile heatsSske sN6 forfeit $780, II shall
$500 stake close he 24h of Nay ii hes or more
shan start then the second best TO recsvs stake
mopev. Entrance TO be mado In cash. secured
two good and directed TO Do Witt G. Grnne care of
The Major OF the Spirit OF the Times The Fashion Jockey Club
VIII give the following pursee:-
Purse three mile heats-S700 two eha sart each
diiona horse the Club viii add 500 The
$S which monies the Clue viii give to the second three
more snail start
Purse two mile heats-sO0 shall start; for each add
tona horse the Cup will add SIS to the PURSE S25
which monies the Club will give the second BEST
shall START
additional horse ths Gu, win ada $50 purse entrance
S which monies the Club win give TO the second best three
Purse mile heats $780, 1.-two shall START for each additional
monies the Club wi give the second best three or ore
shall start
The above purses free all horses carrying
weight tor and running BY the Fash Jockey Grub
rules which viii be pubssed In due dme also
In which they Will be rum the Association hav the right
postpone Of the above Of the weather
NEW YORK. April 8, 1856.
The Colt stake which made up of this spring
the Union Course, will doubtless be for the
Fashion, by consent Of parties stake which closed
the lst February last and for three ODDS
owned in New York, New Jersey Penns vania Canada
Subscription $500, &l00 mile heats The proprsors Of
to add subscription the stake. Il two
The following nominations made:Wm. u. Gard
oh T. Ida by clarion dam by Eclipse. VIM. n.
Gibbons CHI by Tav no out Of Andre ~ea by An
drew. Morris names br E. Etiquette bv Mariner, out OF
Fashion by Imp. TT Rob r Morris br Mar
gare Norris by Imp Glencoe, dam by Medoc of the
graz Mary Morris W. j Shaw for Alfred
tom oh. T. Etta bv Imp Trustee out OF imp Gioriana.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
FEVER AND AGUE.

% NEGRoRs CURED AND COTTON CIof
20 saved.
The following unsolicited letter. from Southern gsuteisas
OIAYroN ALABAMA, March Ia, 1856.
Dr. KHoDrsDear nr-in justice 10 yoo mako this state
ment Of Acs Your fever and aguen medicine Ia without
doubt The best article put forth FOR The cure OF h trouble
the month Of October mostly my cotton pckers tried quin
ne had sosve effect began to despair OF saving
cotton crop. My neighbor Mr. John r. Miller had tried yonr
medicine he tod me 70 get and immediately commenced
using It; hands took without losing and got well
almost with the 0rs dose It worked like charm. never
life have seen to operate sani'vey sent
70 CouTbq Ca and got fresh supply, aud shall never be
yours, THOMAS EFORD.
Rhodes fever and aRue cure, Andote 70 malaria the
only harmless remedy II sxsance equally certain
venive, "curs Taae when feel the chis coming
On, and you will never have Q single one.
JAMES RHODES, proprietor, Providence. r. l.
nR. HAlGHT's FEVER AND AGUE REMHDY-IS A
- certain for fever and ague ice Cha
gres fever liver eomplains rement fever, female weak
meas, and AL bilious Diseases ID compounded from purely
vegetable extracts without particle Of qutnine OF ohsr
poisonous drug II promptly and thoroughly aud
IT.
Dr. Haight-Dear Sr-I have prescribed your remedy ia
numerous cases OF fever and ague dyspepsia &c and find
70 possess all the merit you CLAIM for Y
John Bately, l7h street. corner of Futh avenue,
Mrs. Thorp, 20 Allen street. cured Of reniHen fsye
and ague.
MIA Lewry 1856 Hester street, of fever and ague
ONCE 0s Bowery, New York.
j. PERKINS. General Agent
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On Thursday evening April 10 BY Rev. DR. Millet Mr..
THEODORE WARD to Miss RKBBccA e. WEIGH, all Of this
city.
On Saturday evening" April H. at the residence OF the
BRIDES mother by the Rev. Mr. Cuyer, Captain JOHN r..
ATKINSON TO Miss SUSAN A. BLAIR daughter Of the late
George Blair
California papers please copy.
On Wednesday. April O. by The Rev. Mr. Wood, EDWARD
W MARKHAM, OF Ccidwater Michigan to ANNE r.. daugn-
ter OF James Dunbar, Of this city.
On Sunday. April ID, at the residence Of the brides
moiber by the Rev. N. r. Dc Lieu-, MoRRn HARRIS, OF
Lor don England to SELMA PRINCE Of Edinburg scotland
At Niagara City, Thursday evening, April g. by I'll
Rev j. - Knapp, CHARLES NJ SMITH, OF this city TO Mis-
MARY SOPHIA daughter of Mr. Henry Schomburg OF Chi
csgo, Illinois.
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Dyspepsia cured, and taught signs TO smile again.
We are Sometimes almost Unable to De-
scribe symptoms We find ourselves weak and
physically prosrated We h.vea terrible sinking a tho pit of
torebodng mind such symptoms arise from dsorganized
mach diseased liver. HO5TErrERB vegetable stomach
give appetite impsr tone and vigor to the system and
every respect build the broken down and eacated In
valid They particularly adapted to weak and delicate
HosTEfTER, SMITH co., proprietors, Cincinnati
Barnes Park, Broadway and Duane street. whole
agents New York. and sold by Mrs. Hayes Brooklyn
and all druggists. srocers and hotels.
IS Nassau street, Hew York, April III,
steady the character capacity ay
OF Commercial Agency, since undertook It's manage
men has frequent subject Of reDark both In out
Of the Office When assumed the charge. some three
years ago The agency confidence the
nifty Us full of Inaccuracies It's reports confused
and unsatisfactory and M information for the mos part ssae
subscribers to oegm VITA and restrained by
ing from pushing yourself for ward and soliciting subscrp
hl In condition TO furnish ressonabl+ quid
your books fun and reliable records OF nformaon
surpassed equaed, By hose o. anv other agency This
only known % ons is generally admitted by the
aures that thropg The office The rapid stride that hiss
made within the usst ew months Ia the number Of SUD
scrbers rendering necessary more room for work. and the
eonvenon opportunity for az to express utmost
confidence you and TO bear witness To the
v fidelity that guard the interests OF the Commercial
the kind feeling which has shown you the friend
than emp oyer witnessed in daily nteroourso
gives pride and pleasure We feel proud Of our agency
proud It's The accompanying testimonial
of and respect We beg viii acceu with
bes whes for continued sue health ssd happiness
''p''' RICHARD q. DOUGLASS, )Oommittes on
f bAsIsL p j. H sTsxeuE, 8 s: ssa.s e
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On Mopdsy morning. April II, JoHs r MooRE printer,
in the 27th year OF ha age. ,,
rhe fnneraI will take place this morning. at ten o'clock
fona h,s late resoence No. Mpetta street. The re-
mans will be taken to Newark for interment
On Monday, April IA, MIS-. MARY y. ANDERSON wife Of
pont A, derson Jr aged so years. months and Jays
TIE reds and restives IT the family are respectfully
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OPHTHALMIC INsTIT UTE o. Aston PLA CIR CIIr-
~ ton bal-s. w. kLLIorr d., info ms his friends and
the public that he haa returned from established
an Institute for diseases Of the eve, with all the
pr0vements In ophhsm medcine and Ose hours
n ia
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OCULIST AND AURIST.

f,ARD.-DR. WHEELER, OCULIST 4s6 BROADWAY,
~ devoes bs attention to diseases OF the eye aud by his
mild chronic inflammation of the eds
Of however long standing be efocuay cured ms
specks &c removed without surRca operation hours
"a. NJ. 20 4 y. N. Artificial eI es inserted.
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Beware. Beware, Beware.

H(WHf0, 0eWHfc, OcWaIcs
No pedlars cell my pills and powder
But interruptions men, unknown To fame,
Rave tried to counterfeit my labels
And steal away from me my name
Beware OF trash Buy no magnetic powder unless my fac
SINH signature the label Ny powder Is only able
eradicate all the insect tribe. My pills kill rats and mice De
pot 424 Broadway. EMANUEL LYON.
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I WANT A sIIUATIOE-I AM WILLING TT WORK;
write good band. have fair knowledge OF figures and
geod character about twenty thres Years old and
find professions dom pay until man is thirty ave or ohy
having the requisite amount CT funds can't walt until that
time ANY wishing services have III sm for fair
remuneration. Reference to honestv, ABILITY, nc.
tl,gpf ay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-25

ii; ~ ffhny GHp aid Iay,;,". t..r!,iH.". -. a. t..
'E'"i.':' +rii e~ca.iiA"y Ia hs:.sa"isg !i.s;. su.I t.. Ill.
r""'i ",'t snuiif r.."gs.
i:y IT. TsTLG"-G! authorizing tao bank ~ la,
F4i!sy 10 es'hoiIuh Il branch ~ the oity q! Alexandria.
ny Dir. SMITH OF recler:ering the Bank Of Kama.
wha.
By Mr.. DEJARsErrr-Of rcpcrtin, , hill to -.
tablisl Il branch OF the Farmers Bank of vir.iuia at
Bowling Green in Caroline county.
BY Mr.. DoYLE-Of !ncorporatin. the Glenwood
Savings BANK IN ms county uf Ruckbridge.
BY Mr.. BAKEK-Gf reporting a bill giving in
creased jurisdiction to the Court of Hu.tin,s nj the
town o: Winchester.
BY Mr.. DE,SE-Of Incorporating the Rich Hill
Copper Company, in the county of Floyd.
Iy Mr.. SEAMAS-Df n further amendment 10 rho
3i:i section of Chapter ~ Of the Code, 81 A. 10 in.
cludr. in addition To the articles now exennt from
execution, the following One bcds.cad, and bedding
for the same, for every two children under II years
IF axe: one cooking stove and cooking apparatus.
one safe or cupboard, one bureau, one clock, one
looking glass, one pair of sliovels and tongs, 40 yards
of carpeting, and all wearing apparel. Also. IF the
prnprie,y uf so amending the lltn section Of Chapter
ISS ut the Code, as to exempt II certain amount 10
the use of the debtor in every cas-" where an attach
ment is issued against n garnisl"e, except where Il
debtor has removed, or is about TO remove from the
county or State.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were presented and appro-
printcly referred:
BY Mr.. NurTISGHAM-Of sundry citizens of Po
caiIontas county, asking a change in the Eastern ter
minus of the Slaven CABIN and SurnIncrsvllit road
BY Mr.. lioLDES-Narious petitions Of citizens vi
Harrison county, asking the passage OF Il las author
izing the construction Of Il turnpike from some point
on the Sistervillc and Shinnston Turnpike, at or
near the residence Of Rein Brown. 10 some point on
the Ciarksbgrg branch of the West Milford and
New Salem Turnpike, about three miles from Ciarks-
burg.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The unfinished business was next taken up, being
the bill To provide for tho permanent endowment OF
the colleges of the State.
The pending question was upon a substitute offer.
ed b. SIR. NILSSON, for the substitute offered by Mr..
LASGIIrr.
Mr.. CLAYBRooK being entitled TO the door, address.
ed the House at considerable length and with great
ability, in support OF Mr.. NELsoss substitute, which
of colleges as proposed by the original bill.
Mr.. substitute embraces Bethany College
in the endowment.
Mr.. DOYLE next obtained the floor, bu: It being too
Ia address the House, he made q motion to ad-
iuurn, which was agreed to.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-25
MONDAY, JiNrARY ~, 1855.
SEN

Petitions were presented from the retired and
dismissed officers OF the Navy, complaining of the
Navy Board.
Mr.. Bell Of Tennessee. said that willie he approved
generally of the action of the Board, he thought that
Lieut.. Muury = eminent services should have exempt
I'd him from the sentence which he considers q mark
of degradation.
Mr.. Mallory said that Lieut.. Maury had been as
signed II position on shore nj his own request.
MIR. Bell argued that Lieut.. Maury served nearly
ten years at sea, and was entitled to consideration ac-
cordiug!y.
Several Senators entered into n discussion "a to the
proper remedy tor the mistakes which the Navy
Board have committed.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Bnvce made MI icctiectual motion To rcscird
the resolution prohibiting debate, except by unnni-
mors consent for one week; unless u Speaker be soon-
er elected.
Mr.. Faulkner %ufferc,! q resolution in effect, that un-
less n Speaker shall he elected by Monday next, the
members scveraliy resign, and that, The Senate aa.
sen,ing, an adjournment take place till the second
Monday Of May next.
On motion, the resolution was hid on the table
yeas III nays 50.
The House then proceeded to vote, with the follow
inr result Banks -, Richardson 10, Fuller 81, PEN
%nin.t"u2 I, Campbell of Ohio 5, scattering ). Whole
number Of votes l91-leceSsary 10 a choice 81.
Mr. Snced offered II resolution, which was laid on
The table, proposing that the supporters Of Mr.. Banks
select and name one from among MIR. Fuller e, and
one from among Mr.. Richardson's friends; that the
supporters q. Mr.. Richardson select one from Mr.
Banks and one from Mr.. Fullrr's friends, aud that
the supporters of Mr.. Fuller select one from Mr.. Rich.
ardson's and one from Mr.. Banks iriends-ihe mem
bers 80 selected TO be con.jdered the only candidates
nominated, aud the lowest on each trial TO be dropped,
until m election shall be effected.
The House again voted, rs fo!lows:-BnnkS q,
Richardson I'll, Fuller 81, Pennington Z, Campbell n:
Ohio 3, Porter, Haven and Shorter caclI. Whole
number OF votes lG-necessary to n choice 90.
Mr.. Rust offered r resolution expressing III" sense
Of the House that Mcssrs. Banks, Richardson, Fuller,
and Pennington severally withdrew their names. rs
til. would remove certain unaurmoantanle obstacles
10 an organizations; and that the public interests would
be promoted ~ their doing so.
AIr. FGii"r said he wished 10 remove one ohstac!e
by now Withdrawing.
MIR. Pennington remarked that this was III" first
in,ilnntion on the floor that hs name wGs in tia way
of nm organization OF the House, and that lac lid not
desire % stand longer in that position.
Mr.. Rust then withdrew hi. resolution.
Mr. Carli-Gc offered a resolution that the Hon. WIN.
| Smith, OF Va, b" declared Speaker OF the House
! neya!ivad yeas Il, nays III.
The House then adjourned.