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TAmmANY wOOD FOB SALE.

intend moving to the North will sell the Farm which
reside There nearly nine hundrei Of land,
within three and he miles OF Nashville The improvements
good. shall be at home for about Apply
on the place JOhn Kirkman, Allen Allison James
Ellis, in Nashville. ALEX. J. PORTER.
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gPrOf Ishley Hurt D. Male College, winchester Tenn
Prof Graves D. President Of the Mary Sharpe College, Win
chester, Tenn.
The Weather Indicator is offered for sale 81, at the
Drug Store Of Aaron StretcI General Agent
sner Of Union and College streets, Nashville, Tenn
The discoverer will send the Natural Weather Indicator BY
mail postage paid, we'll put up and secured any person
cosn 50 20 money. Pail and plain directions for rgu
lstor, using, &c, accompany each Indicator.
Address LOUIS 8. ULLMAN, Agent,
Gwff noIr hfa
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GrGfenberg Vegetable Pills.

TIVE LOUISVILLE PAPERS received daily, Nv
lnOy l5l HAGAN & JOHNS ON.
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Oh BUSHELS Peeled Dried Peaohes-new erop-and veryl
1D superior article to to-day from Georgia. sla for
ale, BY NIZELL, HOOPER CO.,
nov IL Nos. dsna u Market Street,
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FOR SALE BY
job York & Co.,

John York & Co,
Tebsers Unabridged Dictionary Pictorial Eition IjCO
lustrationsi 1850 pages Price Sc 50.
BOWS STANDARD LBRARY-Couplete in O5 Volumes I2mo.
Elegantly printed and bound in Cloth.
BOWS LIBRARY-4 volumes, Uniform with thu
Standard Library.
BoHSs EXTRA ToLUMrs-7 volumes. Uniform with the Stan
dari Library
BoHNs ILLUSTRATED LBRARY-33 volume Uniform with th'
Standard Library.
BoHNs ANTIQUARIAN LBRARY-3J volumes Uniform with til
Standard Library.
SOHSs PHLoOPHoAL LBRART-l5 volumes Uniform with tn
Standard Library,
BoHS's HISTORICAL LIBRART-s volumes. Uniform with
Standard Library.
BOHss BRITISH CLsscsC volumes Uniform with the Stan
dArd Library
II. $. ARTHUR'S NEW BOOK,
Published and for sale, this day,
T. 1 z 4 Z G. L E N n !;
OR, THE
TRIALS OF A SEAMSTRESS:
BY T. S. ARTHUR, ESQ,
The Old Stone Mansion.
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Are adapted to all kinds Of Sewing done By Sewing Wa
chimes. They the direct inspection v
Mr. HOW hise Of the best Materials thorough
and substantial by skfu experienced wOrkmep
and the simple and durable Machines the Market
Z IL Every Machine fully Warranted.
permanent Office has been established in this city, for the
sale Of the above Machines where as0 always found
good stock of Sewing Machine Findings HOWe's LEX
lceIsiOrss Machine Twist, dc.
The public desired to examine and purchase where bs
ssuited. CONE BROS General Agents,
No. 30, Union Street, Nashville, Tenn,
sep2j-dIE the Book Store Of ohm York x Ce.
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Change OF Location,

AVING purchased NJ CHAsW SIXTH hls entire stock
4 4 Of Books and Stationery a No. 81 Collegs
treet shall at stock from Market Street,
the Store, No. 81 College Street. where intend continuing IL
BOOK. STATIONERY AND PERIODICAL BUSINESS, In ali
hts departments, and where shall Be pleased ny old
friends and the public generally.
Nov. :, 1859. y. HAGAN.
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FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.

BACKGAMMON Boards, DominOes, Chequsrs, and Chess
I'D Boards great variety II other things lu resved and
3 or sale by j. II. MoGILL,
Ladies' and Gsutlemen's Furnishing store,
octII Corner Of Square and College Street
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AGENT Of theesse Of the late FRANCES STREET, Misss
"a sippi will sell at auction, at CLARENDON ali Lands
n Monroe eornty krkansss, the rst MONDAY beinR the
5h day of November next and on the second MoNDA Az
November eing the 14 will, AZ JLcKE0EPORT, sell all the
Lands in jackson county and the third H0GpAT in Novem.
Der being 2s will SELL at PocAHoNTAs, all the Lands In
Randolph county, Arke1sas In all odd will be
served for the estate.
TERs-one fourth cash, its equivalent residue in one,
two and three years. bearing interest from sale, with lien TO
s1re The payment.
Until the November, any Of these Lands areoesd
Poa sails, and oFs nyitei On application 70 st
Louisville, KY pats terms &C. will be furnished These are
among the earliest selected and best lands Of Arkansabovs
oEernoy, titles Peeet, and all near to hne naygston
tal1te GEO. HANCOCK,
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OR IG HI A
FARM FOR SALE,
LAND FOR SALE

YEyE subscriber offers for sale seventy acres ofand on the
middle Franklin Turnpike, four niles FROM Nashse
Joining the sc which be resides and the lands Of Capt
Jones' The land is equal the with abundance
lent never ing water, with the most beautiful building s
In the country and in the midst Of the finest neighborhood
ADensa sprih NATHANIEL BAXTKR.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
BIZ
w e Ell d TuOM PSON,
UNION ISTREET.
casks Extra Sugar cured Bezi,
do do do do Hams;
10 dozen extra Beef Tongues;
80 boxes do English Dairy Cheese;
so do de Western Reserve do
1 bale New Hops for Bakers use;
10 cases Prince Imperial Champagne;
% do Widow ChicquOt 10
so 900 well assorted Cigars;
10 boxes Layer Raisns;
20 half boxes Layer RA,sins;
10 barrels Texas ? cans
10 dy Cream Nuts
10 chests Green and Black Teas:
Is barrels superior branSs Scotch Ale in jugs;
do do do do do in GIas;
10 do do do london Porter in Glass.
ADVICE TO MERCHANTS.
Our stock Is known 10 be larger and better assorted than
other in line in Nashye therefore yeur advantage
to examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Our Terms cash and determined that cash
shall have every advantage
Asone q firm goes purchase in person. we can
guarantee You in few weeks fresh we'll stock
embracing all the different articles hrauch Of
WESSEL 4 THOMPSON,
augSl Nos. 90 and Il Union Street
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nrouNT SOLITUpE FOR SALE.

n AM now Offering for sale my Tract Of Land and ri
Z Residence, on the Charlotte Pike, ~ miles flsA
west of Nashville There 800 acres OF superior ssl
land about half cultivation and the balance well
tisubered and yet in blue grass. 1t is pleasant
drive OF only 80 40 minutes to or from the city,
With splendid house. situated enninence overlooking
he surrounding country and in view Of the CAPITOL with kch
ana stables caghous ice house and other ont houses with
I sern and springs. The soil is fertile, and the
halthP A. pure and elevation make it, The place
maize being ad into number Of small tracts for residences
80 n sogsthe oDs Of s most desirable homes be found
the United States.
For terms. sppEyt on the premises OF q Gen. T. Dun
Ian al lie Capitol. RRKHF SPENCE.
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EMoRATIoS 10 TExAs.-The McMinnville ke,o Era
says the emigration through that town for Texa
this year is very heavy Scarcely day has pass ed
for the last two weeks that an emigrant train has
not passed through that place. The most of them
are going to Eastern Texas.
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An ELOQUENT RIvrR.-A New Orleans poet-with his
'eyes in fine frenzy rolling exeairns MISSISSIPPI
pi most eloquent of rivers z The Father Of Waters
ought to be eloquent, for it has a dozeu mouths.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
I'D E MOV VILE d Co..

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
I'd E w @ VILE IL Co..
DRUGGISTS AND PREScREPTEONTSrS,
Corner Store Of TIE ResS unioz aud American BsLdnos
Corner Of Cherry and 5AarcA Streets,
NASHVILLE, NESSEE,
Id RESPECTFULLY ask their old ds aDdeustonlers ana
the public eneralIy, call
bnent. Supplied with large complete stock Of Drugs
Medicines Dyestus Fancy Goods and all articles kepin Drug
stores and constantly in receipt of fresh supplies of the same
they feel perfectly confident Of their ability to give entire salts
faction, with reference to both prices qualities of their goods
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
old ARA We hope By prompt attention % business to merit
continuance Of the same.
DEM0YILLE & CO.,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets.
our PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
Is ander the supervision of thorough and accomplished
Prescptont and Druggist and orders in that line
Will at all hours, day and night, be promptly and accurate
y filed DEM0VIbLE & co
MEDICINES, ms ERUmENTS, Gc.--We in.
vte the attention Of Physicians stock Of Medicines,
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instruments, &c.
DEMeyILLE & CO.
N OMESTIC ARTICLES.--The heads Of families
asked call and examine stock Of house keeping
articlessuch Pepper, Spice, Nutmeg Starch Indigo Sc
DEM0VILLE & co.
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L lnylS-u BORGFsLOF 0UNTRATq.
OU Ii AG.
| Hoist, hostl our Gag to heavens brssss,
Let every fold float high,
| Unfold it, banner everywhere,
1 Beneath tie western sky
In Ro, wsF, Let every L .i55 s $ forth
4 Proclaim Its beauty and its worth,
| Der poor and hnl and strand
In peace guard well the sacred boon,
| Bequeathed By patriots blood,
| For OH twas won in fresdoms cause,
Hoist, hoist, Oul dag to heavens breeze,
LstsFeIy fold Aoat high,
Unfurl its banner eyeFY4LaEs,
Beneath the western SKY.
Hoist hoist, our Gag in Arts great reign,
Let every star float higher
Up with the nations smbleu,
Above the tslest spire. ...
Let fennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type Of nature e nAde,
Where every type Is found.
Above own Art GALLERY,
Our country 5 standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The beautif1-the brave
The child-the Parsnt-patriOt-sirs
The warrior without strife,
hest5 here IL sseslestp oftraituss
With every charm but life 90"
Then raise our bannerto the SKY
Let every star bear news,
Thattypes at the Ar gallery
Are made By O. O. HUGHES,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ron SALE
NEYIsHIEG to make other Investments We ureposs to sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county, follows:
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the Franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This is perhaps the most commanding site in heYcny Of Nash
vle and most desirable country residence The house
be sold with u Is o. land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known as the Sims Tract stuate the Smith Turnpike old
road within three miles OF Nashville containing $50
T soil gooa veil Eatessd and timbered and
bediyded into s1al tracts Of tFe1y ard rTwsrs al
which admirably adapted for coeHtry Residences narks
dens and dairy farms. Also that ~ = ~ RI
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road occupied by T. O. hcsm pba and formerly
owned by Thos Harding containing about $50 aeeB This
place we'll known to need further description. will
also be divided to suit purchasers 7. @. McCampbel will show
these places any who will call.
All the above property will be sold reasonable terms and
credit Of one, two, three and four years
Apply to A " Lindsey Nashville to either Of TIE un
dersignGe, THOs. G. hcCAAPBELI,
six miles from Nashville,
J. A-NcGAMPBELL,
nh4 NASHVILLE
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kirkpatrick, NeVins a Co.,
RECE[FZNG, FORRARDLNG AND HHOLESALB
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE nov in store q large and complete assortment
ii Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars all grades;
MOlAsses in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Raisins, full stock with Candles
ere Glassware aso~ Pecans: ogshsr With All Gro
ses usually kept in tIs Grocery line. Our Of
HRANnIES, WINES, WHISkT " &C.,
think cannot surpassed in this any other market
our heavy stock OF goods in store invite the
the trade.
naJss-H KIRKPATRICK. NEvINs q Go.
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The Hon. GRANNY BERkIEF and his dogs are nozv
at Kansas CITY 1.-THE Honorable sportsman is busily
engaged IN preparing ms outfit for the plains which
consists Of nine men, as many horses, half dozen
mules aiwagon Of provisions, wagon for his hounds
private carriage and pony he expects to be
out about two months.
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GROCERIES.
o IT & r IL L A N o II !,
No. II Broad street, Nashville, Tenn.
IN
Groceries and Liquors
OF ALL KINDS,
BA00K, LARD, FZUOR AND PR0DCCb OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION

NM prepared showa large selected stock
Wv Of Groceries and Liquors, which We invite
be Inspection Of cash buyers and to sell
cheap the cheapest ucons always excepe know We can
oer them good Inducements other house trade
Call on ifeb4-dtfi J0YNT & TRBANOR.
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NEGRO GIRL FOR sAIE.

sussn Matiock and Maria Matlock aud others-ex marta
decree OF the COupy Court Davidson county render.
- Il the above cause at the. September Term Isso vi
- al the COURTEOUS door IN Nashville on Saturday
~ sv 81 October next negro sr named BETTY about
~ - credit Of four months, with good ssrt,,
i,Syabls 10 baEk req.lirea. ATHlh
sspR0-tdpff ~ Sf9S MASTER
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Gbs 9asBbiIIs Onion allS 5msritau.

HOo CHoLERA-The hog cholera has been very
destructive this year in many portions Of the state
sarrying of large numbers Of hogs The McMinn-
vile Aee' Bra Of the 5th says We learn that the
hog cholera Is stii prevailing in portions Of our
county. The Mountain Greek country is perhaps
suffering moreseEereiy than any other portion at
tins time Several OF the farmers in that region
have lost large portion Of their pork hogs"
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NJ. q Z. r. CHEATHARI,
WHOLESALE GEs0CERS, AND DEALERS
RINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, cIaARs, NAILs,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
Nashville, Tennessee
UTE arejust receipt Of large selected stock OF
Wv Groceries, Liquors etc., conssng In part follows
Sugar, grades; genuine Havana irzraf
200 bblschcise Mossses; 200 kegs Nails assorted:
100 do do l0edOzsn Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio cOese; % nests Tubs;
100 bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bblS English WAinats
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pesans;
100 bar.s gelzaoo. ss..istsA = Wv sii7<fsh
FINE RRANDIEs, WINES, &C.
IS Xxx 4 cloRe RTenek Brandiss; y "
30 4 oesks Madeira, Sherry, snd Port Wines,
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes scOYill Claret,
100 bblskne Robertson ooznty WHISKY
q bhlspnFsald Rys a.
Do 40 Do noaEhea d
And also lays sack Of Common Eaisky, Arecan Brandy,
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and sycamore Powder. The m
dersgnsd sing theonly Agents MaEuaeursPs
would call the attention Of he Merchants Tradsrste tho
Largo stock Of Powder hand, IN Magazine for sRla
5000 kegs Dupont Rife Podsr 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting
500 dc DO DO DO $500 q EsSs sysanor. Blasting
1000 kegs Hazard do do Powder;
800 Z do do do $50 crses Of Powder assorted
a0e Z do do do brands
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy, Bedford Co.,
der, safety flso,
jail = =. T. :, eIiE4THAh, 4gsnb.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Hazsrd do P6se,
Sycamore 80
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FUNERAL UNDERTAKER.
RANGES. RANGESG!

TT A. COOPER begs respectfully call the attention iis
friends and the public generally, that ap
pointed the sole agent In Nashville y. Il. Iaat's
Celebrated Cooking Range, admitted by all 10 be
superior ever vet cer rising the require
ments for percug the culinary n all its branches being
also great econoisr OF fuel neatnes and comfort
stands unEaled 3lYe me call and judge yourselves.
H. A. COOPER. Agent, Plumber, &c,
MOI Market Street, Nashville, Tenn
Manufacturer Of Copper Tiu and Sheet Iron ware deal
ers al kinds Of Stoves, Baths Closets Wsshhows &c. sc
rahII--16aa
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SALE OF LAND.
HAVING by decree Of the ChancerY Court at BrsvnsVe
Tenn, at the August Term, 1659 in Of dreeu H.
Bradford, W AShly Chrsp, Admir- Ct AL been appointed Tus
tee 10 out Trust executed By Samuel Dunap
on he 2s Of July 1854 ". T. Bowers desd Tor he
purpose Of securing the Of Two Hundred Fifty
lars and ferry i've cents due By note under from said Dun
Hp to sad Green Bradford, the undersigned will sauy
the town Of Ripley, Team, proceed sell TO the highest ddsf
for cash. valuable Tract Of Land lying in Maury Tea.,
containing 81 ARES said being the same decreed
to said Dunlap by the ohanee Court Of Many county
18Th Of March, 1884, the Of William D. Dunlap ss a. w.
w. Padge and wife, ct al and conveyed b.
Samuel Dunlap, deed, to saij Bowers r''-
The in pursuance Deed Of Trust
seP4-dtd. oEURqHWELL 9pcE. fFssfss
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17
Gan any one tall.


Can any one tell how it is, that during
these hard times when every merchant,
manufacturer and mechanic is doing his
utmost to keep his nose above water, our
numerous drinking saloons are all sus-
tanned, and even new ones starting
Can any one tell how young men who
dodge their washerwoman and are always
behind with their landlords, can play bill
lizards day and night, and are always
ready for game of "polk" or "seven up 4"
Can any one tell how it is that some
men who owe their butchers, owe for rent,
and owe everybody who will credit them,
will ask their neighbors in 20 oysters and
birds, and always manage 80 as to have
all the delicacies of the season?
Can any one tell how it is that virtuous
young women, who have poor ancestors
on the male side, poor brothers, and are
dismally poor themselves, arrange it to
dress in silks, and never wear the same
dress at sociables
Can any one tell how lawyers who have
no cases, and doctors who have no prac.
tice, manage to make the ends meet, Of
meet the ends ?
Can any one tell how men live and sup
port their families, who have no income
and don't work, and why Others who are
industrious and constantly employed, hall
starve?
Can any one tell how it is that 9 mar
who is too poor to pay three cents q week
for good weekly paper, is able to pay
fifteen cents day for tobacco and cigars,
to say nothing of an occasional drink !?
Can any one tell what interest we hav.
in asking these questions, which we know
no one can answer?
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17
The Walnut Country.

1t was our fortune, short time since,
tn snand a nnnnla nf iAs,- - AL~----n-.--f
the Walnut. We first visited Chelsea,
which is situated in township "a, Range
6, and about thirty. five miles south west
from Cottonwood Falls, and fifty five
miles from this place.
Chelsea is the county seat of Butler
county; and it is, in our estimation, des-
tined to be one Of the first towns in south.
ern Kansas. 1t is situated on the east
bank of the Walnut, some ten miles be-
low Sycamore Springs. Just opposite to
the town on the west side, Cole creek
empties into the Walnut; four miles
west is West Branch on the east, is East
Branch and just below South Branch,
these streams have rich valleys and are
susceptible of large settlements, the trade
of which must centre at Chelsea. They
have already store in the place, and are
erecting a steam saw mill Of As horse
power, and have sent for run of stones
to grind wheat and corn. They have
regular Congregational worship, sabbath
schools, &c. Rev. Mr.. Saxby, formerly
of Iowa, has settled at this place.
Eldorado. twelve miles below. is the
county seat of Hunter county. 1t is sit.
uated on the west bank of the Walnut
where the old California road from Fort
Smith, Arkansas, crosses the Walnut river
Eldorado has nice location, and is the
center of fine settlement and will even.
tually be no inconsiderable place.
When q railroad shall be built from
Topeka to Council Grove, down the Wal
nut to Fort Gibson, and finally to Calves
ton Bay, the Walnut will be one Of tn,
richest valleys in Kansas. -Emporia Nei0s
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17
The Hsfaio Of FREEDOM.
TsmporarK suspsnslon.


Several weeks ago we wrote BALLS &
HICKS, dealers in printing paper at Kan
sas City, from whom we have purchased
printing material the last few months, that
we should rely upon them for our stock
Of paper this winter. They wrote in re-
ply that they should keep large supply
on hand, and would be able at all times
to fill our orders.
About four weeks ago we sent them
money in payment for small stock
They forwarded portion of it, and wrote
that they were daily in expectation Of re-
ceiving large supply by river, when they
would furnish the balance of our bill.
Since then we have heard nothing direct
from them, but have understood from
others that their stock was frozen up in
the river, and, hence, were unable to fill
their orders.
Withthis issue our entire stock of pa
per is exhausted. Unless we hear from
Messrs. BALLS & HICKS soon, We shall
seek supply at St. Louis or Chicago, in
the interim the HERALD OF FREEDOM must
be temporarily suspended. We greatly re-
greet this, but it is owing to circumstances
over which we had no control. 1t is pos
sible that several weeks may intervene
before Annthar issus, we hava- thousL'
that should we visit Chicago to secure q
stock Of paper, we should probably con.
tinue our journey to Pennsylvania, to
transact some very important bushes,
there which we have long neglected.
Mr.. TRAsK will remain in charge of the
Office to transact any business pertaining
to the establishment, and will give par.
ticulsr attention to job work, orders fol
which are solicited.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17

The discussion Cd the slavery question
still continues in both branches of Con-
gress. The Senate, after debate of sew
eral days OF Mason's resolution for the
investigation of the Harper's Ferry inva-
sion, came 10 q vote on it on the 14th
inst. Trumbull's amendment was reject
ed ayes %, nays 80. Mr.. Mason's resolu-
tons were then unanimously adopted, IS
voting in the affirmative. December Is,
the Vice President announced that the
special committee under Mason's resolu-
ton had been appointed, and consisted Of
Messrs. Mason, Davis, Collamer, Fitch,
and Doolittle.
On the 18th the House had three more
ballots for Speaker. On the first ballot
Sherman received ITO votes; Bocock, IS;
Gilmer, %; scattering, 8. On the second
ballot, Sherman and Bocock received the
same number Of votes. On the third bal
lot Haskins, Hickman, and Schwartz went
over to Sherman, giving him 113 votes.
1t takes ia to elect.