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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30
L~cursv,LLE cATr1r MAaKxr, Oct. ~.


The cattle market cont nues very dull. withou,
change In prices. and sales OF good cattle have
mostly ranged from 2A@3L and extra at 3lsc.
while common and rough bring iM@2Nc gross
weigh.
Hogs are very dull. and selling at SO; ,sc grocs
weight for we'll fatted.
Nrw YonK, Oct. 26, NJ.
Flour market firm; IL 900 ibis sold rs 20@5
60 for Southern, an advance Of l0c. Wheat de-
clined; 10000 bushels sold 81 03@l % for Mil
waukie club aud 98c@Sl for Chicag, spring
Corn declined; 10, 100 bushels sold at 67G60c.-
Provisions quiet. Lard lc lower Whisky steady
CisciSsArI, Oct. 26, p. NJ.
Flour market very dull, aud holders offer to
sell at 81 without finding buyers; the sales we re
confined to 700 bbls Ia lots al 81 i5S$4 % { or
extra. Viii ky closed duh 1T 1919. No change
in grain.
New YoAK, Oct. 26. p NJ.
Cotton market quiet; Flour frm-sales Of 49,.
900 bbls. Wheat heayy-sales OF 1000 BUSH
Germ dull with sales Of IL, $500 bush Lard l2c.
Sugar 10 l1kc lower Freights are hrmer.
Stocks continue dull--Chicago and Rock Island
81, Columbus andCincinnaii 80, Cumberiand Coal
Company az, New York Central 59A, Reading
26, Cleveland and Toledo 2n36. Illinois Contra
slX, Clesseland PittsbuLg 9, illinois Central
bonds 65.
New ORLEANs. Oct. &c, p. NJ,
Cotton--sales TODAY Of ] 900 bales at Irregular
prices, strict to good l0@I01ze. Sugar Irregular
at 69i0c. Molassas irregular al 10000 Wes-
tern moss pork SIS. FFeights and exchange uu-
changed.
ST.. Louir Oct 81.
Flour 81 90, Corn .o0ci Oats 32@35.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30
TRIRIITE OF ESPEc

Al Special meeting Of The members Of Clarks-
Vile Lodge, No. SO, the following preamble and
resolutions were unsn imously adopted;
We are again called upon to record the death
Of a beloved brother, 10 the person Of THosas w.
BARKsoALE. a Past Master Of this Lodge, and for
nearly 30 years a Mason; and as we loved him
for his many vii tues, and for his devotion to our
order, during a dark period Of her history, we
deem II right a md proper to show our esteem and
heartfelt love. Therefore
Reselpsd, That In the deuh Of Of Bro. Barks-
dale our Lodge has lost one Of its brightest jew
els. our society one Of lis polished Ashiers.
Resoiped. That as an evidence OF our esteem.
we olothe the jewels of our lodge in mourning
far thirty days.
Resolsed, That our heartfelt sympathies are
hereby extended to his aged mother aud beloved
daughter and other relatives.
Resoiued, That the mem bers of the Lodge wesi
the usual badge Of r-ourning for thirty days.
Fesolped, \ At we attend the funeral as a lodge
and pay the last tribute Of respect to his memory
Resolped, Thata copy Of this preamble and res
~olutions be forwarded TO the relatives Of tho de.
ceased, and that our citS pape,s We furnished with
a copy for publication.
T. MecuLLoCH, W. M.
J.P. vAuons, See'y
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30
LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE.
OCTOBER %, 1857

OCTOBER "a, 1857.
Mr.. Bratcher, from the committee on
new counties and country lines, reported
with and amendment the bill to change the
lines between the counties of Lincoln and
Marshall.
Senate bill to repeal the imquisitorial
power of Grand Jurors was made the spe-
.cial order for November 9th.
Mr.. Reed, a bill to make the burning Of
a dwelling house or out house, by a slave a
capital felony. Passed LIST reading and
referred.
Senate took a recess preparatory to 60
ing into Convention to elect a United
States Senator.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 20.
Mr.. Davis, presented a memorial from
the Grand Jury Of Marshall county, pray
ing for some Legislation to prevent the car
rying Of deadly weapons, and calling at
%tention to the alarming prevalence Of the
vice Of gaming. Transmitted.
Mr.. Brather, a resolution to pay postage
of members out of the contingent fund.
Mr.. Reed a bill to amend the charter Of
the Steam Mill Turnpike Company. Pass.
ed first reading.
After some discussion tina subject was
passed over informally.
Mr.. Goodpasture, a bill to establish .
Chancery Court at Huntsville, in Scott
county, and for other purposes. Passed
first reading.
The bill to change the line between the
counties Of Lincoln and Bedford and Mar
shall, was discussed and passed second rea
ding.
Bill for the relief Of the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad Company, removing the re
QUESTION that Trenton shall be a point
Passed a third reading.
To change the line between Campbell
and Scott counties. Passed third reading
To incorporate the Southern Mutual In
%surance Company of Memphis. Passet
third reading.
Adjourned to IL A. NJ. tomorrow.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

Ba- Some Of the free soil papers seem
delighted at the promotion of Andy John
son; but they are growing too soon. His
party leaders have. sent him to the Senate
to get rid of him and not because they
think him fit for the place. And unless
the Senate has greatly degenerated, the
frown of indignant contempt will awe
him into utter harmlessness. He is ad,
mirably fitted "fOr treason, stratagem and
spoils;" but the knowledge of this has
shorn him of his power to do mischief
except in Tennessee, where he is the
dreaded tyrant Of his party.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

suicidal; and social order, justice, political
truth and public morals have all been
sacra6ced upon the alter Of party Mob
violence is taking the place of law; fill
busters set at defiance the most solemn
treaty stipulations; fraud and bullyism
desecrate the purity Of the ballot-box
population and bribery disgrace the ma
tional administration; falschood and hypo-
cracy characterize the politician. and the
masses, initiative and corruptible, carry
into social and business life, the vices and
crime which blacken the fame Of the gov
eminent
This is no exaggerated picture Of a gov
ernment and people claiming to be the
freest and purest On earth; yet the most
corrupt. We say the most corrupt, be.
cause the debasement of other nations is
the effect Of t~yranny-the strong arm Of
absolutism; but here it is the result Of
empty heads and rotten hearts-the
shrewd, caring only for self-tho ignorant
furnishing the motive power which carries
forward the car of foul ambition.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30


Asthma, Group, fnfiuenzs, BroRehiiis. &c., very
much reduced the proportion Of deaths from con.
sumptive diseases In this country. The Pills urs
as good as tho PectOral and win cure more COM
plants.
Everybody needs more or less purging Purge
the blood from is impurities. Purge the bow els
Liver. aud the whole yiseeral system from its
struclions. Purge out the Diseases which fasten
on the body, to work is decay. But for diseases
we should die only Of old age Take sDiidotes
early and thrust II from the system, before Il 10
yet too strong 10 yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease. not only
while II Il weak but when IL has taken a strong
hold. Read the astounding statements OF those
who have been cured by them from dresdfui
Scrofu la, Dropsy, Ulcers. Skin Dis asses Rheu-
NATHAN, Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, Internal Palms, Bill
lious complaints, HeaItbafD, Headach. Gout, aud
many less dangerous but stll threatening all
menta. such as pinples on the face, Worms, Ner
yons luaiability Loss Of appetite, Irregularities.
Dizziness In the head, Co'ds, Feverss Dysentery.
and iaAeed every vsriety Of complaints for which
n Pnrgatiye Remedy 10 required,
These arc no random statements, bat arc anthem
Heated by your own asighbors end ysns owa
Try them once, and on will never be wi.hss,
them.
Price 25ets per Box-5 Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. DC. AVER Practical Chem.
lst, Lowell, Mass and sold by all Druggisis and
Dealers 10 medicine through this section
Wholesale BY Berry 4 Demoviiie, Nashville
Tenn. rf
Retal Inv Thamas A. pra ClarL syile. and "a.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

The memphis EAGLE N EsouiREB.-
This old and influential journal has made
its appearance in sr entire new dfeSs, AVID
greatly enlarged. 1t presents a very neat
appearance, and we are glad to see such
signs ofmerited prosperity. It is now one
ofthe largest, as it is one Of the best papers
in the Mississippi Valley Wash. TsA-
graph.
We endorse the above as being true TO
the letter.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30
VOCAL Music.

Mr.. WIN. MAGoFFIN. Principal Of Female
Seminary, will begin a Singing Cisias, Tor
Thursday evening, November 9Th, and continue
every Tuesday and Thursday evenings Until Feb
ruary ist. Persons wishing a thorough course Of
instruction 10 Singing by Note. and voice-trainlng,
are invited 10 attend the first evening.
THans, roR THE CouRsE. $5. Tickets Of mem
bership I, be had al the Pcst-ofice, Boo Stores,
and Of Mr.. Magofin.
C!arksville, Oct 80, '5T-Ims
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

II wealth, with a steady md prompt attention
10 a legitimate Insurance b~ssiness. aad the exccu.
ton Of contracts in good faith have induce ments
with the public n selecting their undsrw ritter
we refer them for test Of quality and our claims
to their patronage, TO records Of past services, sen-
derinR their continuance with increasing ability
and facilities 10 future.
pChoice irsi-class indemnity may be effected
without delay. with this well known ana able cor
p~orailon, through
T.. G. WILLIAMS, AaExr. p
GAINESVILLE. Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

Ds- A locofoco member of the Legisla-
ture says the Americans can withdraw
from the Hall, if they choose, and defeat
the election of a Senator, but he would
prefer a manly contest. A manly contest,
forsoothl This is carrying impudenc, to
extremes. There isn't a locofoco in that
body, who dare act as a man should act,
in a spirit of manly independence and
upon his own convictions. They have
their orders from their masters, and have
not the spirit, even if they had the will,
to disobey. In the Senate, it is true, some
two or three members raised their voice
against the contemplated injustice; but
we have yet to learn that the lower House
can furnish one such example. A manly
contestll "Come out and fight fair, and
like a man. said a drunken loafer, to q
gentlemen who had kicked him out Of
doors.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

Bag- We are indebted to Mr.. Porter, Of
the firm of Brockman 4 Porter, for a bot
tie Of Molasses manufactured by him, from
the Chinese cane. 1t is thicker than any
specimen we have yet seen, and the greater
evaporation seems to have added to the
richness of the article.
Mrs. Mary Grant, near Port Royal, also
favored us with a bottle of Molasses OF
about the same quality, for which she has
Il thanks. 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30
PENMANSHIP !!
MIR. Dolbear.
vim dominance teaehing his clasa IN

WRITIN&,
on Thursday the 29th inst, in the room
over the Confectionery Store recently o.
cupied by Mr., Everett next the Court
House. New pupils Will Be received du-
ring the next three days, yet those who
begin on the first dsy viii have the adyan-
tage Of additional practice free Of charge.
As but one clsss win be taught, all who
wish to learn should begin without delay.
No pupil received for less than the full
course.
Hours from 8 10 10 A. NJ, and 3 to s
P. NJ, or at such other hours IS viii suit
the pupils,
For recommendation see Mr. DIS large
circulars.
October 9th, 1857.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

sdy-"My DEAR said smiling spouse to
her other half, a morning or two since, I'm
going o shopping, and want q little change
"Pooht' responded the upgallant man,
"that would be no change at all; you 60
shopping every day."
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

B0-A correspondent from Northampton
Mass, is responsible for the following: "a
subscriber to a Moral Reform paper called
at Post Office the other day, and inquir.
ed if the Friend of Virtue' had come. NO.
responded the Postmaster, there has been
no such person here for a long time"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

B6D- We learn from a New York paper
that a number of persons have presented
themselves at the Astor House, asking for
employment as servants, and demanding
only their board for their services. Wonder
if ten-cent Jimmy isn't delighted to see
his policy succeeding so admirably! The
poor laborer may now learn, if he will,
that his true friends aae not in the loco
foco ranks.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

Sas- The Kentucky Banks declare they
will not suspend, and as long as mobs
prevent a run upon them they can hold
up. 1t is q novel mode, however, of doing
business; but it ought to teach not to un-
dervalue the currency of other Banks not
so protected.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30
MlLLINARY.

MRS. GOULD, would inform tbs Ladies' &c
Ctarksviile and vicinity that she has ~srsurnei from
Nashville. iu good health, and has b o ,ght c !t Of
Fancy Ponnets and other Millinery. which she
would recommend 10 her friends as new, and not
10 be surpas ed, in style or finish, as sse has selec-
ted them personally, aud offsrs them low for c,st.
Oct. 80, Is57-aw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30
Notice!

DR.. JOHN 7. MARABLE was expelled from
ell the rights and privileges Of Masonry, for un.
masonic condu ct, by Acacia Lodge. No. Isl. April
lIth, 1857. Published by order Of the Lodge.
A. g. BROWN, w. NJ.
wM M'CcMss, Sse'y, K
Oct 30, '57-lw.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

pG- The Montgomery Guards met on
last night and voted the company neutral
in politics it having been American hereto
fore. They will hold another meeting on
Monday night after which they will have
a drill. Let all the old members attend
and those that wish 10 connect themselves
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30
M4RRIED

On tho morning Of the 23d inst. near Holly
Springs, by tho Rev. J. M. Blackwell, Hon. + $.
CHE.THAM, late Speaker Of the Senate Of the
Tennessee Legislatu re. and Miss L.orrIE G. daugh.
ter of Maj. R. II. Wall.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30
NOT[CE,

ALL persons having claims against the estate
fea to file Them with T. w " Isdem. Connty
Judge, within The time prescribed by Ia " or they
VIII be barred, | having suggssted the Insolvency
Of said estate. 7
c. G. SMITH, Admir-.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30
Cal d. A S
FOR SHERIFF..

FOR SHERIFF.
AZ We are authorized to announce THOMAS
RAMEY, a candidate for re-eiection to the office
Of Sheriff Of MOntge merry County.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

R9- A proposition has been made in
the Legislature, to adjourn OF the Gath of
December. Judging from what that body
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
HOME MARKET.

CLARksviLIx, Oct 80, 1851.
wHEAr.--very dull. buyers Offering Fl ON 50 10
GO cents. Flour sc y Dbl.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

B6y- The democrats, Of Boston, have
recently held q meeting and resolved that
the Banks are to blame for all the
pecuniary distress of the country. When
Gen. Jackson's quarrel with Nick Biddle
overthrow the u. s. Bank, the democratic
States We'd with each other in the null
tiplication of Banks, and, in some in
stances they were made the repositories Of
the federal treasure, and instructed to en-
large their issues upon the faith of such
deposits. The tariff compromise occurred
about the same time, and the two together,
by Initiating the currency and stimulating
over-trade with foreign countries, brought
on the evil times of 1887 and subsequent
years. Then the same democratic cry vas
heard from Maine to Georgia-"the Banks
are to blamei Down with theml" Well
if the Banks were to blame then, and the
democrats knew it, why didn't they abate
the evil? They have been almost con.
stantly in power, and having the power tc
uproot the evil, they are responsible fol
its continued existence. But then, as now
it was raised to gull fools and to throw the
responsibility off their shoulders. They
have been the chief Bank-makers, yet use
them as a scape-goat, whenever their owl
misdeeds bring ruin upon the country.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

The Lebanon Herald says that up to
Thursday, the 22nd, there had been ia
law students entered in the Law School
at that place.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

1t Is estimated that Ayers
4 !: !! J. !. I; !: !. I. !. . !. q. j: ! ] !. ! :. !, ! ! J !, !, J. !. !. !: ! !. !! !. ! !.
4 N& Cherry Pectoial and Cathartlo
} VHRm<R Pills have done more 10 promote
%4 the public health, than any 9TH
Nb<mImA or cause. There can be no qnes-
EA XZ ton that the Cherry Pectoral
MmIMSNE'.0A has by lis thousand on thou
- m---.@-@Z. sand cures Of Colds, CouRhs,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30
LOSSES PAID, sIO,4s7,si2 81.

equitaly adjusted and promptly paid
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30
Good Medicines,

Oct. %,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

AGREATBLEssING TO THE AFFLICTED
DR.. M'Lane, the inventor Of the celebrated Liv-
or Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros Pittsburgh,
Pa used these pills for several years In his prac.
tice, before he could be induced to offer them 10 the
puplic 10 such 4 manner as to make them known
throughout the country. This learned physician
felt the same repugnance tn At all ~high-minded men
Of science feel In entering The lists against those
INSCRIPTIONS empires who obtrudo their useless
nosirums upon the public, aud rely upon a system
Of putting to sustain them. Convinced, however,
Of the real value OF the Liver Pills, and Influenced
by the plain dictates Of duty tho doctor finally au-
tbOrizsd Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, who are
now the sole prcptietors, to manufacture and lace
them before the public. THIS great medicine has
not disappointed the expectations Of his lrisnd Inc
medical fscaliy, a. whose instance he was induced
10 place them before the public Ia their present
popular form. From evry qua. ter do We hear the
most gratifying accounts Of their wonderful cuFa-
live eff-cts,-lhe East and The West, the North
aud the South, are slike laden with "tldings Of great
ioy'' Iroin the afflicted. These wonderful Pills
have. completely conquered that great seourge oil
America, tbs Liver Bompiaint
0-fnrehasera will be careful 10 ssk for Dr..
M'Lane's Celebrated Vermlfuge. manufactured
by Fleming Bros. Of PittsbGrg, Ia. All Other
Vsrnifnges in comparison are worthless. DR..
M'Lsne's g~nViH~ Vermifuge, also his celebrated
A &u.a Dill. -. -. ~ - - .ll.s.aa.a.Al. d.aa
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-10-30

GREAT GAINS FROM SMALL RISKS.
Every man looks for gains which may bs OBJ.
tanned by small RISKS, but after all, few men, COM
paratively, act with much wisdom. They waste
too much time in looking about aud examining =
A we'll conducted lottery is the institution to in
vest in, because it takes no time of any conse-
qnence. All that need be done Is to enclose ten,
1--WE, or two dollars and a half, for a whole, half OF
quarter ticket, to those correct aud prOmps mana
gers, MeFsrs swan & Co, Atlanta, Ga. BY re-
turn Of mail the ticket will he sent, and the drawn
numbers Immediately after. The lotteries are
drawn every Saturday, and are said TO be wholly
satisfactory to purchasers. The prizes range from
twenty dollars to sixty thousand, so that there
are great chances for all The purchasers [is
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-19

III Tue bcsttOn VI selu etreets bholi not inter-
Eaana-Mi1h. fAA.xaalaAsighAa.-akAaglsE-s~n-
''' A s,AI s. r. iiHtf1.9 ft .l'1 ,.n.
member Of ooIariittte r. Water Works
Report u compittee ip part on apeBjI,g
Fourth street West, wss read, and Ah6i !.
Hirsctvsssceske Of characterization to take
his house IT therpprsiat 81 commissioners.
Report Of commissioners on opening Har
rison street was read, and also Adam Noel.
acceptance Of damages for removal Of house.
The committee to whom vss referved tive
grades Of certain streets in East Davenport
| Hk 8r fprths &nsrgTssts4 i,.ts
So much 4 y. p.qfls ~ Esfsrsl 70 {" Guy
vert in East Davenport, was rslerred-to ~
Street committee &
His Honor resd the following corhmAni-
es'o9 q,,ia 1'Iiu1, 1nn
Geo. D Saryeat. Mayer Of f@ 9Y of f'e"-
4 enclose certificate Of stock for Fifty
thousand dollars 900 shares) in ful6llmer
Of the arrangement between this company
and your city in. regard 70 the use of Eieh
strsst. -.
). Signed, JomN A NIX.
Pres N. 4 N. r. n. d.
Aid wsshburn offered the following Re4
| olution -:
Whereas the Proceedings Of the Council
by reason Of the large expenditure II
money and the various improvements nov
being made in our city render, the doinge
Of the Council Of more than usual impot-
| lance, therefore be it
Resutssd." 7hat' The Pr3eeediMes Of tn B
Council bs hereafter Published in the :Ba-
venport Gazette in addition to the Daily
Iowa State Democrat. $50 "'-''
La 1883 t+---.
Report Of City Engineer with reports d
profiles of Sixth apd Harrison streets, was
referred to the Street Committee.
Aid. Sears moved that the grade Of Bridge
Avenue be referred to the Street Committee
carried -
Report u Street commissioner for work
done between the first Of June and the istk
lncla.iye. amounting To- 4s2l5, fos-xork
done, was Qr}Tef tp beI,aja.i /
AID. Bowling directed the attention u
the Co,pciAts.tfa lepssitAo1s Il earth o.
r. i'rfeft' fWn, w@sps4+assitss wFh ~
Aid. Sears moved that the Ordinance
compittes 'a5ss "a Oxaia,sa osi that sR bill
ior contracts be submitted to the council fot
approval before paiI-carried
Aid. Forrest moved that the Mayor b
authorized to employ competant man u
ovTsse .asa Ysrk. Pn tbe ssa,AAa MA< thi
direction ofcity Engineer, for the purpose d
securing the faithful performance Of cont
traets--carried.
.Onmotis" no Per~Aris permitted 10 Maui
dirt or manure through the streets Of thi,
rity, without end boards u tl,eir wagon,
and carts. " s:
.IhT fllowilg ijlk sxess allowed sad or
dered to be paid
Chnbb. Bro, Barrow 1 Co.. CONS
on sale Of Bonds. $500 q,
J.MBovling, Blasting, Powder DC, 90 Z,
}. II. Lefrens, grading streets, 49, % 4,
Smith 4 Fe@sinsssUn'. lssmR. foe En-
CINE House, 5 o,
4us>. lnr& d d1.jpriIkiAkli! isa a'ss .,
lity Marshel for bui}dinv Stat;nn
House, SO I,
On mot'on'the Council adjourned :.
e"i-. i .-.-s-,-.- L. PICK.
-. - e ~ :,
| - -! Clerk