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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07
For SALE OR RRNaT...

OFFER for sale rent. ths Mill properly known as the
woodland MILL" containing three Of Burrs uiII
ali the modern iproy. There also m excel.nt
sett of Cardng S1achnes, with addtIonaI Eeh
merry, required, connected with the mill Possession riy
en- Immediately, II required. 80 e.
Also for BALE two armS, each containing over one hun.
dre'l and sixty which are s0pt
hundred acres cleared in excellent In good stGte
ofcultlvaOn with Orchard frame Dwelling Homes
thereon On the other, there about ft acrrs ceSred
with good Orchard and Buildings. ..'-- -.
Also, lot ground continuing about seven
high state Of cultivation with two frame Dwelling Houses
thereon, large Store House, with III
smith shop and s,abling eight horses oKetIsr Eith
hter buildings that are cGsssrY All above property
on Fish Greek, MARSHALL Greek Turr.
piSs !tAulns to liesi!oa on the b. y. Itairo8l.
THIS Is one OFE best locations YlrFfna for tl
purchase of wheel ard etleE grain. This lbc property is
oGeTcu on tue folloinE terms: JnrcIiae
money to be pail in hand aud tn. balance In equal inStS
mt nts Of one two and three years. date
giving ':egUt!; bic note with approved sse;,rify
Any perse. purchasing can have the opportunity
ms hts tai u required also lie Suppe With ali Kinda
o: stockand farming utensils on accof, nd
premises I IIORSIti.0oGt tS@
3nSi4 oaWlm Woodland. AiarEhSlI Co..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

~ Arrested for MGHsI0ughter.-On Sunday
,i' Il, Of last week, as two men named Hazei~
5i9. father and ison, were approaching Bellair,
FINN Bridgeport, they were set upon by five
Ti,hmen, who, without the least provocation
hacked them (the Hnxeldines) down. The
H,zeIdnes gathered themselves up as Quickly
4, possible, and by a vigorous show Of resis.
,,,se and skilful handling of their fists, forced
n. attacking party, Gall but one) to seek safety
in Eight This one had been SO roughly hands
leaby the younger Hazeldinc that he could not
run with his companions and was left sensclcss
by the roadside. The elder Hazeldine suggest.
ei that they should kill him, but the young
u,n counsellcd otherwise, and the Irishman
u.s finally left to his fate. lie lay out during
ths night, and died few hours afterwards.
The two Hazeldines have been arrested, and
we're subjected to preliminary examination at
BsIair, on Saturday. Very little testimony
was elected, and the version given above is
principally made up from the statement of the
elder prisoner. He has resided at Bellair during
the past year, and has hitherto borne the rcnu
tation of an upright, peaceable Euglishman.
lie has been engaged in the machine shop OF
the Central Railroad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

BUFFALO, Oct. 6.-The prize fight. this morn.
ling. ut Point aAlbsno, Canada, resulted in Price
whipping Kelly in 2 rounds. The light lasted
Kelly was seconded bv Harry Gibben and
Mackey.
At l:4o P. NJ, the men shook hands and
stripped for the fight. Kelly appeared to be
one bunch Of muscle and the moro powerful of
the two, while Price was clean limbed, bat
lighter and more active. Price held S2OOin his
hand, Offering to betit that Kelly could not
whip him in an hour, but nobody took it,
= First Round Considerable Sparring done,
Price sili ing and go, d natured, Kelly s,emed
cool and reSolute; alter1 or 2 light passes they
clinched, Price threw Kelly but received
black eye in the tussle.
| Second Round-lhe men went briskly to
work; after some counter hitting, Price struck
4 Kelly on the left eye drawing the first 6lnud
somc brisk fighting done; Kelly struck Price
| blow which Heenan claimed as foul, saying that
| he would claim the fight il it was done again,
tie referee decided that it was not foul: Price
carried his corner by the second round being
drawn.
Third Round Wide sparring and one or two
body blows exchanged, they clluched Price
throwing Kelly.
Fourth Round-Without much ado Kelly
struck full for Prices breast, but missed his
blow, Price lodging quickly and completely: in.
/ teTchanged some hard blows; Price backed to
his corner, clinched, and Kelly knocked Price
down.
Fifth ROuud-Kelly came up more confdent;
Price looking not SO fresh. though smiling; botli
/ guarded and cautious closed in btisklv. and a
dozen or two blows exchanged; Kelly down
Two 10 one were offered on Price, with no
takers
Sixth Roundabout came to the scratch nfter
merely washing their mouths with water; Kelly
led off with stinger under Prices eye, re-
Iceiving one full on the eye in return; cllnched,
and Kelly thrown heavily.
4 Seventh Round-Buth came up smiling and
spirited; Kelly backed by Price into his corner;
kclly's eye bleeding proinSely; Price bleeding
on the neck; five to two offered OH Price; heavy
blows interchangcd; Kelly dropped
; The eighth round Was very short round
, After sparring less than quarter of minute,
Price knocked Kelly down
Ninth Round-Pucc improving, and backed
Kelly to corner; after some Sparring they ci,ch.
. ed; Price throwing Kelly.
Tenth Ronnd-Price again backed Kelly to
his corner; they clinched; Price giving Kelly
some severe body blows; Kelly fell. This round
lasted one minute.
Eleventh Round-Pricc still backing Kelly to
I: his corner; few passes exchanged; Price knock
r ed Kelly down. This round lasted half u min.
0 Lutte,
Twelfth :Round-Price very confident; Kelly
more SO than before; some light sparring some
hard blows were given Price getting Kelly in
chancery aud Furnishing him severely.
Upon tine being called for 18th round, Kelly'S
seconds came and threw up his cap as II signal
Of defeat The fight lastcd4O minutes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

T..
So fIght.--Last night about fen o'clocI :.
an irlshman named Gillespie, aroused thes.peso55
P'e IN the vicinity OF the Baltimore Depot. wit
, ,oud cries Of murder and help a. large mum
= OF persons ran to the spot and found a ma
named Armstrong beating Gillespie in 5sev yer
manner. Armstrong ran away, and Gillespi
was takento physicians office. We presu,ne5
tue matter will be investigated 5 81 =
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I7g-1He Festival Of tie H. o.. Church IN
Bridgeport. There was sound of revelry last
night, for Bridgeport had gathered beauty, and
chlValy to the Church Festival. The spacio0s
Hall, provided for the occasion, was hung with
rich festoons Of wreaths and flowers. The ia.
otes groaned beneath the weightof splendid DO.
quets, and pyramids of pound cake, and all else
pleasant to the eye and good for food. The
sweet Smiles and bright eyes OF the ladies in at.
tendance at the tables, were powerful magnets
and drew forth showers OF. silver. Now the air
was rent with strains of martial music, again
the strong chords Of the piano sent forth its
sweetest music mingled with the timid voices of
little girls, anon the softer notes of the melode
on shed an influence like the breath of summer.
The young and gay were filled with Joy, and
til ecofers of the Church with money.
~ The Rirer is falling, with about five feet
water in the channel. The weather was clear
and pleasant
Four.ffths of the steamer Courier, the inter.
est of the late Capt. Roberts, were sold yester.
day to Capt. Sam Mason for $4,000 She will
resume her Cincinnati trips on Tuesday evening
next Capt. Mason is an old and experienced
boatmen, and is we'll capable OF maintaining the
COuriers reputation. W.JC. Anderson will
be Clerk
The Marengo was loading for St. Lous. The
Rochester and Cuba arrived from below with
first rate trips.
man, supposed to be deck hand, fell over
board from the steamer Prioress, at Cincinnati,
on Wednesday, and was drowned
The officers of the Pine Bluff report the
Mary Cook lying out of the channel on the mid
die bar. They caught 8 bbs of whisky which
belonged to her.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

sAcKvIhLr, Oct. 6.-Is is supposed that the
steamer Canada, from Liverpool on the 9th,
has arrived at Halifax. There is desperate
storm of wind and rain prevailing and the
arrived will not be duo here before nine or ten.
O'clock to-lnorrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

B- Pictvresqus.--Ofticers Scroggins and
Deafenbaugh wentto house in Ccntre Wheel.
ing, night or two ago, to arrest fellow named
Bryant, for stealing. Bryant was upstairs in
bed when the officers knocked on the door, put
when they entered below he got out upon the
roof Of the house. Officer Scrcggins ran around
to head him in, but Bryant, arrayed in single
neither garment, ran upon the roof of another
house as if to jump down to the ground, when
the officer drew pistol and told him to stand
0Fdie Bryant, standing upright upon the roof,
in the dim moonlight, with IN October midnight
breeze dallying with the extremity of his only
garment, the officer standing like another ghost
Of Hamlet below, aud pointing pistol steadily
upward, combined to present a tabiaux that you
don't see every day without some more proper,
lies and preparation than were afforded on this
occasion. The fellow was arrested and commit
leu.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

Non Saited.-Neal Daugherty, of ALE.
gheny City, was called into the New Home
Tavern, yesterday, by an unresistable desire to
inoibe He was drunk He went to sleep in
the parlOr, aud the proprietor of the house, Mr.
Ball, endeavorcd to shake him up to realizing
sense of his situation and the disgrace he was
nnrillingly imposing upon the premises
Darshcrty thought Ball did shake him as
gently as he might have done. Daugherty
picked up chair seemingly bent upon much
destruction of human life Ball picked a chair.
They struck about the same time, and Daugh>
erty got the worst of the collision. Daugherty
sued out a warrant, aud officer scroggins arr
rested Ball. The witnesses made it appear that
D. was the aggresser and he was adjudged to
pay the costs, which he did, Mr. Ball then
swore out warrant, befo-e D. left the office
and had him arrested for an assault. Upon the
evidence of the same witnesses who had testi.
fed in the first instance, Daugherty was Gned
three dollars aud costs which he could not pay
aud was sent TO Jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 8.-At the session of the
American Board Of Foreign Missions, Rev DIR.
Chccver submitted memorial to bc forwarded
to the Senate and House of Representatives,
asking that more vigorous measures be escorted
TO by our government to cause the l:w of the
land against the foreign slave trade to be rigor =
onsly enforced; the honor of the nation 10 be
preserved, and the country saved from tho dis.
grace OF renewing lratEic hnd in abhorrence
by the civilized world. After debate the
memorial was referred to the Business Commit
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.8-Seat 0n.-Daniel Bryant and Alien
1aeknanaway. tbe,two n.en. charged xith steal
,Hg boots 4rom the shop of Wm. kimberly, on
Quincy street, had farther bearing before
~, ,u .i heCon"sll yesterday. and were sent on
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

New Yonk. Oct. 6.-The cricket match to day
for the benefit Of the English players, in which
they played against each othcr,.onc half being
on each side,-assistcd by 1--we players selected
from the twenty-t two of America, was very in
teresting, though the attendance was not SO
latge as on the first two days. Il is to be con-
tiAucd tomorrow
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

Apo1ogy.-By misunderstanding ,yse
yesterday morning announced the festival OF
INC n t. chareA.in Bridgeport TO coR,c OF this
evening. At should have been last evening.
ne regret the mistake scarcely less.4han any II
those im'asdiately,tnterested.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

fB~ Peopze's 21eqtrs.-,fhc MeIodsen FIau
opens this evening with a theatrical company
qeaeT the management of sianey.R. Wilkins. :
s sae lr0o Chest aud Family Jars will be pre-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07
gOMM!I8RCIA.ls.5II5....
WHOLESAT,E MARKEr
-I3IITI75AI m Ar l5I5=i.I5Ti1 =--

e W. n Il
BRooNs-Oummon $81<
BUTTER-In kegs 9SIIU.
BUCkEFS-Marietta $9@2,25.
OHsESE-Western Reserve S]i99c
OASDLss-TaiOw mould Ia din IS: star 2g snpFy1 AZ
TALLow-lU9l2. - FSt1
ooFFRE-Java lSc; Rio I2L<a13.
FLouR-Extra Family $5606T5; Extra 1926; supert.ne
wnsAT--11Oa1,qo.
CoRN-IHU.
OATS-3S
FEATHERs-Ini8I5c. scarce,
EIsH-Shad 4lI errngs SO: Mackerel No S11 In 10
ECRs-RaccoOn 30997Xc.
GIIEsASG-S594U.
HHaI-cl9yer g ton $780, Timothy $1,000
LlIE-Lousviile1 so
as0tossfswTsy 9EIsens4o Sugar Houso45o
NAiLs-3I& for 1Od. - - S+>s
RAGs-a@3<, dull.
KICE-595j{.
SzsDs-EIaxseed 1876; olover51<.
SoAP-Uastie per lb15916; common sac
SSGPFoScotcfi 26 Rappee 22a26. ~ -
iEA-Gunpowder 4OlaaG5. JT,.snr ssD7no
touching 2S5SS"c; oolong 35975c -
Eob&cco-6twtsts 10; five roll 24GIF9
WooL- UnwaShcd Is to 22 Common ,v,4Ia5 a. %
W. Full blood extra 40 to As. - ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

Ezg@An 02a 4Settler Gone.-Mr. James l..
he"Ihom, aged eighty four years, died in
Washington township. Monroe County, O., on
The llth ultimo. {4e was one of the pioneers who
settled in Monroe County. and passed through
many stirring incidents of border life He
helped to build the fort in this city where, a
, lew years afterwards, Mrs. Zane immortaIizcd
4Ierselfhy her heroic daring.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

~ TURNER'S, professional men, bnsiress
men, all sorts Of men, women and children, arc
interested in knowing that, as a family tnedi-
cine, Dr. Todd's Ambitious or Liver Pills, are
superior to any in use. For diseased liver and
stomach they are indispensable! Try Them
For sale by dealers. Il. II. Logan & Co., and
Logan, List & Co., General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

New YoHK, Oct. G.-Only two OF the three
steamers advertised to sail for California yester-
day, left this port, the Baltic aud Northern
Light Mr.. d. II. johnson, the contractor to
carry the California mails by the Nicaragua
route, having notified the Postmaster General
that owing to circumstances he could not fulfil
his contract, the provisional contract for nine
months to carry The mails via Panama, was
completed with Mr. Vanderbilt, and all mails
went by the Northern Light.
The Times Washington correspondent says
that Lord Lyon, the British Penipotcntia.y
had protractcd interview with Secretary CaSs
to-day, in regard TO the departure OF the Mica.
raugna expedition. He announced tic deter
mm%,lon "l his sGyer9ment to protect Nicara;
propriety Of this course is recognised by the
government Of the United States, and therefore
u topographic despatch was at ouce expedited TO
the commander Of the British squadron direct
ing him to land such forces as may DC required
for the expulsion of the lilliuStcrs, should
they succeed in cffecting landing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

az Too men, named Bird and Wilson, and a
third party of the ''o.hcr SEX" were found dis
turbins the peace and dignity of the Common.
wealth on the Island, night before last They
were arrested and taken before Aid. Wright,
who fined the males dollar and costs each.
Mrs. Dennis, who lives in the vicinity of the
old Jail, was fined to the same amount by the
same Alderman, for tongue.lasbing cream
eolored feminine known as the "big Cananche'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

t- Seeding Grapes.-Mrs. N. F. Offer, of
Palnsville, Ohio, yesterday presented US with a
10! of grapes raised from the seed of the raisin.
The vine from which these grapes we're plucked
is eleven years old, and has borne fruit every
year for eight years. 1t originated in the gar
den of MIR. Robert Offer, of Painsyille. These
vines are more hardy than any other variety
and the grapes are most excellent The vines
can he bad of Mrs. Offer, by addressing her at
PainsFiIle. Lake county, Ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

PITTsBuwcu, Oct 6-River 4 feet by pier
mark. Weather clear and cool
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

ST.. LOUIS Oct e,-The Planning Mill of EIig.
ginbottom 6 Co., Leavcnworlh, Kansas, burned
ON Sunday. Loss $4,000; insured for 81, 900.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07
5OCAL NJ a TTERS,
Taxes! Taxes! Taxesl

wTsn Csnts Wsek.-T The Intelligsncer is
tiI6ished to su osc:ibers in any part of the CITY
!. nnsiehborhood at ten cents a week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

Ar.Iats' CoIors nnd 1lu,erinl.
LARGE asSortm Artists OcIors in tubes Sable
"A Hair Pencils Brushes Roman Canvas &C. lust
received and far sale a. local s. FUNLEXBEKG's
GI0APS-BsziE's barter, Palm, PCncine C3nIIIor and
- GiScerine, 0!d Rruwn v:nsor, Honey, Almond aud
Fraupipanu Soaps, &c, i.r sale Mt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

New ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-Tho fllibnsters did
not leave Berwick's Bay, but went down the
river in the tow boat Panther without suffi-
Gent supply Of provisions and were unable to
since landed at the Southwest Pass. Collector
Hatch still refuses clearance to the steamship
Philadelphia. Mr.. Hatcl,'s great prccauIon las
doubtless frustrated the expedition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

NEw YoRK, Oct .. CHARLES N. Lenpp. a
wealthy leather dealer, committed suicide by
shooting himself this morning,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

BurFAto, Oct. 6-,rhe prize fight this.morn..
ing, ut Point Albano, Canada, resulted in Price
whipping Kelly in l9=rounds The tight lasted
40 minutes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-07

Kelly was seconded bv Harry Gibben and
Johnny Massey; and P.iee by Ueenan and
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

III. Mrs. Charming has never sought nor ue'''ou
A re,rase from this sacred covenant, but on tne
contrary. has steadily resisted the divorce sousn'
and finally obtained by ber husband.
iii. Mr. Claiming (sOugh ne says De sought
seuaration with no such ob|ect having ootained Oh
Indiana divorce from his Massachusetts, marriage
and Massachusetts, wife, immediately marr''u
apother.-we believe the very day after bis dNorce
WINS perfected or made known TO him.
". In marrying this second WIFE, he mas agar"
sol.mnly eovensnted to take her also =" for oetler
for worse. and to live with her In holy matrnohy
not until he or she shall be sick Of the arrange
mept--" bat until death do part.
Now, we could better stomach the divorce IL
its author bad consistently refused to enter once
more into covenant and relation which ne s'is,
matizes as immoral and prePosterous IL ne aud
his new wife bad said, 1--WE repudiate all oohgi-
tion or contract to live with and for each other
:. one moment longer than we shall both choose 70
do SO. and take each other pro tenn, without ben
eft of clerpy.r we could have regarded them as
one.sided egotistical, misled persons, not as per-
ons who had mistaken lust for love, and rushed
forward to personal qualification in defiance OF
Divine inhibitions and social obligations: as the
case stands we can exercise no such charity. our
dsOust with the whole Free-Love clan, 10 AL i's
tribes and septs is intensified 6y the fact 'na' "o
do not lnow any Of them who ever hesitate 10
marry according to law and gospel, whenever '0ey
end their advantage in so doing; though they wiz
argue the next hour that Christian marriage Is ao'
surd, and its obligations invalid. Dir. Channing
practee would reiute his theory, even had 1t not
alresdy been cordemned by the observation tue
conscience, and the experience, of the Christian
and civilized world. Enough said.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
Eronrh = v.RoaNsA snayrs.

We LayN -tif called 0tteaiica to receg. de-
cisioD g. .h. 'e 6, court in ,.lia, to b. f. I'D
in the XIVu 'elume of Grattan. k,5a-t 2,
just issued, in the case of Baily ct al. agt Poi2ex
ter ct al Its Of sufficient consequence TO merit
few further observations and is stated as ollOws in
Journal OF that State:
Mr. PcirdrIter being the of Of nuHbs Of ssvs
~ hi VIII Tie Of them his widow during
snd afeT Lsr dsst5 tty TO be free s oa Rthey
Presed freedom 70 public sale snctiOn The court upon
9 Isumen extending sore eighty decided shat the
esne oi emancipation al the e4ein Of the slaves
Iry ard void and that the heirs nigh, hold them
bondage nningss reason for this, that slave has In
the Of the hw any lesG! 'sss c choice
and therefore that these slaves persn the condition
srecihed In Dr. Poindex eys will, elect 70 be ftee.
The eaEned Court say that this total neesay Of the s.ye
Is the hscs'sayy Of the system OF slavery
stood ana ETsced In the Slave STATES and
ssie Of the Law cannot be abandoned rss1ed without
cargeiing the entire Institution ITSELF They insist savs
h,s no evi ur social rights that he no form Of
agreement r bis emancipation and without remedy for tbs
breach Of such agreement hany be made ad broken
hence hs exercise election for msnuyon and further
ths; bis matter cannot By sny possibility coke him with such
power, for the slave has legal t 1sbate OF man IN
Ger law power choice right that though be nav
To- 20 nfo slavery be cannot eect to Of that all
control Of the masteT.'
Tue Judges who made the aecisn sy tho doctrine 4 sp
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30
CONG RRss.

SENATE Dec. 29.--Not in session.
House., Dec 29.-Mr Morris Of Ill. resumed and
finished his remarks. Mr.. Millson Of Va. replied to
him. Mr. Grow of Pa. then took the floor to reply to
some former remarks by Mr.. Branch Of N. Co. in con-
necion with the defeat OF the Post Office Appropria-
ton BILL Tbs brought Mr.. Branch out when heated
and somewhat exciting alteration between Messrs. G..
ard g. ensued the latter calling for retracon, which
the former refused TO make Mr.. Vslan1gham of Ohio
then explained bis action relative to the PostOfce
Appropriation BILL The debate was continued by
Messrs. Pryor Of Va. Hiek man of Pa, Mcknight Of
Pa, and Maynard of Tenn when vote for Speaker
was bad Mr.. Sherman still lacking four votes. Mr..
Scott of Cal. received SO; Mr. GImer, N. c. IA, AMI
the rest were scattering. Adjourned. -.----.--.