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LEGAL NOTICES.
COnStable's Sale

UJY VIRTUE OF EXECUTION ISSUED
- out Of John :. Berry's Court, a Justice Of the
Peace IN and for Ophir Township, Butte County and
state Of California, TO me directed and delivered
commanding me TO make the sum OF one hupdred
thiry-tw0 1872 00) dollars, and all coss of sujt
taxed IN The sum OF thirteen sixty one -hundredths
sl3 oO) dollars and all accrung costs said writ
wherein Young & Co are Plaintiff, and James
Dunn is defendant, have levied upon and will ex.
pose at public sale To the highest bidder for cash. on
Monday, the 10th Day OF July, A. d. 1855 at
the hour Of eleven O'Clock, A. NJ. OF said day ali of
The right title ami interest Of the above named de>
PENDANTS In and to the following described property
To wit: One certain piece parcel Of and situated
in the Town OF orovie. Butte County. California
commencing al a point on the north st corner OF
BIRD and Lincoln Streets thence running at righ,
angles WIN Lincoln street In norberiy direction
sxy'six feet, thence at right angles in eastery
direction thirty three feet thence at right angles in
souhcfiy direction siSty-slx feet, theme along the
line Of BIRD street III westerly direction thirty three
eet TO the place Of beginning. the same being q part
Of Block four. as laid down on The official man of
Oroville together with all The improvements thereon
known as the Musical Hall Building Also, all that
piece or parcel Of land described and bounded as
ioiio~s-tommenciDg at point on the southeast
corner OF Bird and fiuntOon Streets thence running
at right angles with Bird street in southeiy direc
ton and along the eastery line of Hunoon street
hlhey-eght fee thence AT right angles In easters
y direction eighty feet, thence at right angles in
norheriy direction ninety feet thence at right
angles In westerly direction eighty feet the place
OF beginning, together with all the improvements
thereon, the same being part Of Block aumber one
as laid down on the official map Of the Town of OrO-
vile Also, the east half OF lot number three In
Block number thiry-two, commencing ninety mine
eei from Myers street, and thence eastery along
3lrd street thirty three feet thence southerly
hundred and thirty two feet, thence westerly thirty
three feet, thence northerly hundred and thirty
two feet to the place OF beginning, with Ii dwelling
house thereon, together with all and singular the
tenement-, heredltancnts and dppurtenances there
unto belonging or IN any wise apperlaining.
The above sale TO take place in front of John s.
Berry's Office in the Town of Oroville County and
state aforesaid.
p. MAGUIRE. Constable
oroville, June 2s, 1858. je2d3w pr'sfs36
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Justices Summons.
limited STATES OLE AMEKICA-

III NTTFU II MI FS OF NM EfEICN---
- state Of California, County of Butte, ss-ln
Justices Court, kimshew Township.
The People Of the State OF California to Arnold h
Place. Greeting:
my Office in kimshew Township, of the county Of
Butte, on the 9TH day Of July, A. u. 1859 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. 10 answer unto the complaint of
George Lovelock, who sues 10 recover the sum oi
seventy dollars and sky three cents (s7n CD for
merchandise sold and delivered to you by Plaintiff
from April 18th, To May l0th 1858, when judgment
will be tnken against you for the said amount, to-
celher with costs and damages If you fail to appear
aud answer.
TO this Sheriff or any Constable OF said county,
greeting-Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this END day OF June, A.
ID. 1855.
Ed. KINSON,
Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
II Ia ordered that the above Summons be pub
lished in the Butte Record at least week for
two weeks.
f. II. KINSON, JP.
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insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-COUNTYO OF BUTTE
~ District Court, Fifteenth Judicial District -
paniel 6ridey vs.. his Creditors In pursuance Of
an order made in the Hon District Court, at Cham
oers, on The LIST day of June, A. ID 1853 Notice is
hereby given to the creditors OF Daniel Griedley,
petitioner In insolvency TO be appear before said
Court al Chambrs, AT the Court House, at Oroville,
IN said County, on Monday, the 5th day of July A. d.
1855, at the hour 10 clock OF that day. then and
there 10 show cause II any there be, why the said
Daniel Gridiey petitioner in insolvency, should not
make an assignment OF his estate, aud he b. dis
charged from his debts and liabilities.
ny order Of the Judge of said Court at Chambers.
I ~ Witness my hand, and the seal Of said
(su (Court affixed, this the first day of June, A.
ID 1858 NJ. H. DARRACH.
~ Clerk District Court Butte County.
je3-30d
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Probate Notice.

STATE oF chLIFoRNIA' } Probate Court.
Estnte Of J. NJ. LANE, Deceased
In pURSUA NOE OF AN ORDER
u made In the Hon. Probate Court, on the 2sth day
Of May, A. ID. 1858, Notice Is hereby given, to all
whom II may concern To bc and hppenr before snid
Court, on Monday, the 10Th day OF August,
A. d. 1898, at the hour of ten O'Clock, OF that day,
nj the Court House Of snid County, Ia the Town of
Orovlle then and there to show camse If any there
be, why the administrator Of said estate should MOI
make final settlement thereof and hs DO discharged
from further liability In the premises.
by order Of Court
~~, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
J s fCourt affixed, this 2Sh day Of May. A. d.
! 1858. NJ ". DARRACH,
'~N~ CLERK Probate Court Butte County.
mjel trw 35dl
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Insolvency Notice.

SMATEOF CALIFORNIA-COUNTY OF BUTTE
- District Court, Fifteenth Judicial District. In
tha matter of the petition Of George W. Brooks, an
lnsolvent debtor. In pursuance of an order made
by the Hon. Warren 7. Sexton Judge OF said Court
at chambers, In said county. the 25th day OF
June, A. ID. lSjs-Nolica is hereby given TO the
creditors of the said George w. Brooks. petitioner
IN insolvency, to be and appear before the said
on the first day of the August term thereof, A. ID
1885, To vii, on Monday the 23rd Day Of August, D.
1859 at the hour of 10 O'Clock A NJ OF that day then
and there 10 show cause, II any there be, why
siVnment OF said insolvents Estate should not be
made aud he discharged from his debts rs by him
prnyed for II Is further ordered that all legal pso-
ceedngs against said insolvcn the collection the
several of the debts set forth In said schedule
be stayed until the final determination Of this cause
~ Witness my hand and the seal Of said
IsEAL Court affixed, this the 25th day of June A.
I ~ I'D 1858.
NJ. II. DARRACH,
je1sfw-S4 Clerk District Court Butte county.
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Notice.

IlE 1T KNOWN, that !, HELEN AUGUSTA
- WILLIAMSON, n married woman, wife Of
Leonard Williamson. both residents OF the county
of Butte and State of California; do hereby declare
that II Is my Intention tn carry on business on my
account sole trader in the business o Hotel
keeping ut the town of Hamilton, In said county, and
that the amount Of money capital invested in said
business originally, does not exceed the sum Of five
thousand dollars
HELEN AUGUSTA WILLIAMSON.
STATE ~ CALivoRSIA, County of Butte.
Before me, Hiram Crum, Justice Of the Pence In
and for said county, in the township of Hamilton.
personally appeared appeared Helen Augusta vii.
hanson to me personally known to be the individu.
nj described in and who executed the foregoing dec
laraticn, and being by me first duly sworn did on
oath declare after being by examination sep.
arnte and apart from and w hou the hearing Of her
said husband made acqr anted with the contents of
the foregoing declaration, tn at the s true that
she executed the same freely and voluntarily, with
out fear. compuson or undue influence Of her said
husband. and that she does not desire to retracl The
execution of the same.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of June, A. d.
1853 HIRAM CRUM
jelT-3w Justice Of the Peace
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Guardians Sale.

4 IL. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ THOMAS SHARPE, insane, of the County Of
Butte, State OF California required to exhibit
them tcgesher with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months from and afier the date OF this notice, or
the same will be forever barred, TO William Cleve.
land nj cieseand's ranch, In ophr Township, or TO
ID. w. Cheesman, orc.ille.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND,
Guardian of Thomas sharpe
orovilie, May eash, A. d. 1854 mysa 4w
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Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, that the partner
IN ship heretofore existing between Christopher
Cockrill and Galloway e. Heath. In the business Of
of raising and trading In stock Is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent
CHRISTOPHER CoCRKILL,
GALLOWAY g. HEATH.
Dry Greek. Butte county, Cal, June 10, isSs.
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Notice.

STATE0F CALIFORNIA, County Of F'utte--Henry
- kleine, vs.. James A. white, Thomas w. Nutter
and X =. Derrick.
Nctce Is hereby given, to all persons holding
and claiming lien under the act for securing mechan
les aud others, upon the following described proper
~, 10 witt The Steam Quartz Mill at Oregon City
Butte county, California formerly the property OF
defendants, now supposed to be owned by Hedges 4
Harmon, to be and appear in the District Court, Fif
leenth judicial District tor said Butte county on the
first day of the next term thereof be holden In the
Court House IN the town OF Oruvlle, Butte county
ON the Fourth Monday of August next,
and during the regular OF said court to exhibit
then and there the proof of their liens on said pro.
perry, or they will be deemed waived
HENRY KLEINE, Plaintiff
=. RosESBAuN, Att'y for Pltf
Oroye June II, 1855.
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Notice.

STOCKHOLDERSO OF THE CALIFOR-
- MA COAL COMPANY will take notice that
nj meeting Of the Trustees Of said Company held
ON The 2lst inst nm Assessment Of one dollar per
share upon the capital stock Of said Company was
levied and ordered To be paid into the Treasury Of
SAID company, within thirty days from and afier this
date.
Coal Creek June 2lst, A. D. 1858.
Je22lm ID. W. CHEESMAN, Sec'y.
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Notice.

A III OF THE SHARES OF THE ..'4a and '56''
~ QnartE Mining Company IN " hich assessments
now due and remaining unpaid VIII be- sold at pub
lie sae on the 10th day otJny 1888 for their
ments due. The sale to take place at the office OF
the company at Yankee lIIl, Butte county, at Is
O'Clock z. Nj. of said day
G.F. WHIrEMAN, President.
JosEPH RoGERs Secy
Yankee Hill. June l6ih lsss-td
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the stockhold
~ ers in the irgin Quartz Mining Company
that all shares upon which the assessments are not
paid or before the 18th day of>-uy is5s i'll be
sold Ia pay such assessments, according To law, a,
public auction, to the highes. bidder. at the Court
isuse Door in the town of oroyille, al = O'Clock r
NJ o., on said 18th day OF July 1858.
By order of the Board of Trustees
y. l.. CoMLEY, President.
r. " CORrxz, Secretary
June l5ths
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COnstable's Sale.

STRTUF OF' WHIT OF Exc
~ cuton issued out OF the Justices Court of r. b
kinson. Esq. Justice Of the Peace in and for Kim
shew Township. In the county Of Butte aud State of
California, to me directed and delivered command. I.
ing me to make the sum of eighteen and seventeen
one hundredhs dollars damages, and thirty.lwc dol
lars costs, together with accruing COST out of the
properly OF Grorge llackett, to satisfy a judgment
obtained against him in said court. Tor said sum- at
the suit and ia favor OF Charles Clark plaintiff have
seized and levied upon and win expose for sale, at
.!nd Day OF July, A. d. 1853, at tho hour of
2ociock =. VI of said day, all the right, title and
interest of said defendant, George Hackctt, In and
to The following described property, to wit:-That
certain one story dwelling house, the east side of
Bowerv street In the town OF Inskip, In said county
and state at the south end OF said wn, together
WIN the hxtures and nppurtenances thereunto be.
longing or in anywise appertaning
The said sale TO take place on the premises
A. b. PERRY, Constable.
June y, 1858 je2S-3w-pr's tee $lo
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Notice.

a PPLICATIoN will be made at the next meet.
N lug Of the Board OF Supervisors. o. as soon
thereafter a. application can be heard foe lAying out
County Road from rhompsons Flat to Yankee
Iiitl via. Fable Land, Can mons Ranch aud Cherokee
hasne. q. A, SIMMONS.
oregon Guleh, June 10th, lsSs.--Sw
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Notice.

a IL ACCOUNTS WHICH HAVE
~ accrued against the Universal Restaurant since
the sth day Of March, will bs promptly settled on
present IA lion 10 the undersigned
JOSEPH ILLlGICH,
Proprietor Universal Restaurant.
o oyiile, May -, 1858. ms2lf
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Dissolution Notice.

,n1UE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
i'll fore existing between W. Leonard, .. - q,
ard and J :. Lakin. under the name ana sy"
Leonard 4 Co. is this day dissolved by nuiual ol.
sent, by the wi hdrawaI Of J. :. l.akln. an. a
having demands against the firm VIII please y.
them. and those knowing themselves liiueo'oN
v III please make immediate settlement .me
The business will be continued under the ssn ssX
rrme and st,Ie as hertofore, by ]. r. Leonard %'
w. Leonard. ,o~,nsc co
o,ov,u. lima os ,s5s. jes94w
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ruNUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOR,
u mia, Send Greeting to John 4. Rollings, Oliver
T. Watson, Allen Ciymer, VIM. L. Evans, Charles
Evans, e. Wheeler. Thomas y. Davis, Thomas II
Boucher, Charles iicnsley ]. Watson, J X. Wooden,
and Samuel J. IIcnsley: You are hereby required
t. appear In an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff In the District Court Of the
fifteenth Judicial District, In aud tor the County Of
Butte, and To answer the Complaint filed therein. Ga
copy Of which accompanies this Summons) within
ten days. exclusive Of the day of scrvicc) after the
service you of this summons, # served within this
county; II served ont Of this county, but within this
Judicial District, Sithn twenty days: II served ont
of said District then within forty daysor judgment
by default will be taken against you The said action
Is brought TO obtain Judgment and decree ofiore-
date the Goth day OF June d. 1855. executed by
the defendant John A. ROllings TO the plantii and
for the sae Of mortgaged premises described therein
and the application of the proceeds of such sale To
the payment of the amount due the promisory
note escrb bed In said mortgage, together with such
other'and further relief In the premises To our
said Court may right and proper; also Tor costs
of suit and IL you fail to appear and the snd
complaint as above required, the plaintiff will apply
To the Court for the relief demanded therein
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the District
49, Court OF the Fifteenth judicial District,
{SEAL this 18th day of April, in the year o.
t---- } our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
hnyeight.
NH DARRACH, Clerk.
by J. II. MARBLE, Deputy Clerk. apl7-3m
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Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court Of the 18th Judicial District
County of Butte.
Jnaenh N AI,x.n,pr
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Joseph ID. Alexander
Jno. A. Rollings.1
Oliver p. Watson,
Alien Clytncr,
VIM l. Evans,
Charles Evans,
g. Wheeler,
Thomas Y. Davis.
Thomas y. Boucher,
Charles IIensley,
J. Watson,
j. II Wooden, and
Samuel J IIpnsley.
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.

President ........s........JAMEs BuCHANN
Vice President. John U. Breckenridee
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Action brought In the
District Court of the f'if-
teenth Judicial District,
and the complaint filed
In the comfy Of Butte,
In the office of the Clerk
OF said District Court.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-21

line, tradesmen from Prairie du Chen
to ST. Louis, the farming interests of
Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. and espe-
clally the wholesale dealers in goods Of
every nature, to meet the demands Of
Central Wisconsin, are all materially
enhanced. There are also other inter-
ests that would be benefited and en-
couraged by such an enterprise. For
instance, the mineral wealth of Wood
county and various other sections Of
Central Wisconsin, which is principal
ly iron, and which is found to exist to
an extent that would warrant invest
ment and pay remumeratively. Ample
water-power, which is now lying idle,
to operate millions Of business in the
iron trade, and leave a balance to ope-
rate spindles enough to manufacture
for the whole Northwest. The manu-
factllre Of iron, cotton and wool can be
as easily done here as any other place
in the United States, having an album
dance of iron and water-power on the
Immediate ground, and, by the assist
ance Of the proposed Railroad, cotton
can be practically brought from the
Lower Mississippi, and the growing Of
wool is constantly increasing in all our
Northwest. The products of consump-
ton are already on the ground, and la
Dor will be as cheap here as any other
section Of the country. Our water
power is not excelled by any, either in
quality or quantity.
With these few hints submitted, we
pause, hoping that the reader will re-
fleet and consider its Importance. This
project, once accomplished, will enrich
not only Central Wisconsin, but every
town On the Mississippi River, from
Prairie du CHEN to St. Louis and sur
rounding country, and perform one of
the mightiest revolutions in the COM
mercial interests Of the Mississippi
Valley.
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PREPARATIONS TO BRING OUT THE
OsTEND MANIFESTO. - Mr. Slidelrs
speech in the Senate yesterday is the
key to the indecent haste which the
President has been exhibiting since his
inauguration to get the Kansas question
out of Congress. He wishes to bring
forward the Ostend programme. He
thinks. there is healing in Cuba and Cen
trail America for all the bruises and
scratches he has received in the Kan
sas epilepsy. Hence the claim set up
by all the Administration press so clam
orousl y that the late vote on Critten-
denis amendment is equivalent to a
dictation by Congress that it will not
accept the dogma of 'no moro Slave
States" Of this for the want of better
material, the Administration party is
making its nest in which Ostend eggs
are to be Matched. Fillibusterism is to
take the place of Kansas as source of
agitation, and before another session of
Congress is over, we shall be required
to make war upon Cuba to preserve
the Union, as we have before been re-
CURED to submit to the Fugitive Slave
Law, the Kansas Nebraska bill, the re-
peal of the Missouri Compromise, and
the Lecompton Constitution, for the
same ostensible purpose. Mr.. Buchan-
an thinks that the acquisition Of Cuba,
if he can accomplish it, will bind the
South to him with hooks Of steel, and
recover some Of his lost strength in the
commercial cities ofthe North, enough
at least, to re-elect him President; hence
his recklessness about the means of
getting Kansas out Of Congress; hence
the construction in favor of more slave
states, placed upon the late vote on the
Crittenden amendment, and hence Sen
ator Slidell's speech.
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ity upon the coolie trade, and the laws
Of England thereto, and also animal
vertlng on the African apprentice sys-
tenn of France.
He regrets the abuse Of the Ameri-
can flag by vessels not entitled to claim
that protection, but does not admit
that our Government is responsible for
this abuse to greater extent than #
has employed In its efforts to prevent
it. He also refuses to acknowledges
that we are bound to add another Vs.
selto our African squadron, and review
ing the treaty stipulationS contends
that we have fully complied with them
in letter and spirit.
Private advices from Nicaraoua
states that Gen. Janez is in arms against
the Government Of Martinez and that
affairs IN that country are in great con-
fusion.
The steamer San Carloss had been
sunk by the Nicaraguans-thc Costa
Rican's guard having been driven off
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HHAHSESa

JOHN N1rcHELL.-The people of
Knoxville, Tenn, support two queer
specimens of humanity and editors of
Misrepresentation Brownlow and
John Mitchell In late number of his
paper, the latter-the ''exiled patriot"
says:
l am a moderate man, and confine
my views for the present to the dissolu-
ton of the Union-revival of the Atri-
can trade-Americaniz of Cuba,
Central America, Mexico and the
West India Islands-and establishment
of a potent Southern Confederation,
based on Slavery that's all as for the
conquest of the Northern States, |
would defer that; though, indeed, Mr..
Spratt, of Charleston, whom acknowl-
edge as pastor and master (boss) in
American politics, has no doubt that
slavery will ultimately prevail in those
at present too benighted communities
and save them from anarchy, otherwise
coming upon them like an armed man.
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School Books.
Grand Rapids, Apr. 90. 1853.

Grand Rapids, Apr. 90, 1853.
FRIEND BRUNDAGE:-I wish through
the columns Of the Exporter, to inform
the citizens Of the town Of Grand Rap
ids that through the recommendation
of the Town Superintendent Of the
schools, and by order Of the several dis
trict boards Of said town, the following
textbooks have been adopted for the
use of the public schools, to wit:
Rays Series Of Arithmetics.
Pinneo's Series of Grammars.
Mitchell's Geography.
McDuffey's Readers and Speller.
Parents are requested to furnish their
children with the necessary books at
the commencement of the schools, so
that teachers need not suffer the incon-
venience Of a change during the term
[ understand that MessrS. Mosher 4
Foster, Of this village, have a supply of
the above books on hand, and are
ready to supply those who may need
them. J. III. LANG,
Town Superintendent.
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Lecompton in the House.
The following intelligence of the a

The following intelligence of the ac-
ton of the House on the Lecompton
matter, will be read with interest. We
have thought from the first, if this mat
ter reached committee of conference
(which we concluded had been made
impossible by the action Of the House,
the administration would triumph and
Lecompton substantially would VIM
This vote has look in that direction,
but nothing short of the final result will
determine.
HOUSE, April 14.-Mr. English, that
he might not be misunderstood, said
that he was opposed to the Senate bill
i'll its present shape, but notwithstand-
ing this he was willing to hear what the
Senate had to say, and was in favor of
the appointment of a Committee of
Conference; he could not see that anv
harm would result from it, and there
fore he moved that the House agree to
a Committee of Conference on the sub
ject matter of the disagreeing votes,
and that three members be appointed
on the part of the House; on this prop
osition he called for the previous ques-
ton.
Washburne, Of Me-, raised the CUES
ton that it was not in order for Mr.
English to make that motion. The
House has adhered, and until it recon
siders that action, it was not in order
to make that motion.
The Speaker over-ruled the point of
order.
Mr.. Garrett, Of Va, wished to make
an explanation of his vote; objections
made.
Mr.. English repeated that he had
made the motion i'll accordance with
general usage in all parliamentary bod
les. The demand for the previous ques-
ton was seconded, when the House pro,
ceeded to vote on Mr.. English's motion
for a Committee of Conference. The
vote stood yeas los, nays lOS, a tie.
The Chair then voted in the affirma-
tive, so Mr.. English's proposition was
agreed to.
The announcement Of the vote was
greeted with applause in the galleries.