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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. -.


ship.-Ysuns America Carlisle; LivsTgeol rhinp,i
ma, Harrison New-Orlesiis, Heunings 4 Gosiing
Buks-Aexins, Lowell Savannah; Joseph IFish, R1fard
Cardenas NJ Taylor Co Msyfower Danze, Barbsdoes H.
TrOwOddees sons Cubs, Baier, Aspinwall rsppsn s.H
buck; Union (Bremen), Horsmsn Bremen Henninss Gos
ling, J. NJ Churchill, Treat Havana, w. w. Russell
schooners-Targe Howe, Savannah McCresdy Mott Co
Central America Collins Elizabethport Basse Bacon
Anne Br Mckenzie Guadalupe, Post Small R. II Hunt
ley Hammer nd Baltimore Mailer Lord Queean; NJ Bede
Ryder Norfolk H. Bede; G. Higgins Lonsstret Peters,
burg Van Brunt slsght; Garland joan snpsoa
Mayhem. =
s.esmer-Artissn Foster, South Amboy.
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M. BEEcHER's CHURcH, AND TIE A. B. c. +. VI.
"A very interesting discussion had at the adj
ioutned meeting held in the Leetare-ROom Of Plym-
ous Church steyeniDg to discuss the question before
the Church relative % collections for Foreign Missions.
it was participated in by MeSsrs Fitzgerald Beeeher
Waterman, Mckay, Titon, and others, when an adj
iouTnInent Ill tbts evening Tas had.
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REMOVAL OF AsnEs.-Tbere was Il, Sic loads of
ashes removed last week expense Of S2e as Compared
with the figures the preceding this statement shows the
Of 900 loads Of esha 100 less This
IL accounted fer by the mild weather which enabled the ice.
docks be- used instead OF boats
aw up town the during the previous
week costing eight and ten cents per load additional
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disasters, &c.

M.asrrLKs jan The chip Fsnpy FoIrcs.sF pIna
ssborn bound 10 Philadelphis with cargo OF msfoe
@ ~ yss abandoned In sinking condition nsar fa.taos
% 40 date The captain and were picked
=" LS Russian vessel that brought them here. -
W Nv letter TO Elwood Walter, SEQ Board ~ Undsrwrs
RE pE JASxIRo, Dec. sThe .hip Champion. previously
epored is si under repairs On discharng posSh 81 ss
CARO- va. found damaged
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PiRr DrraRrsEsT BALL-The snn1ai osa OF sne
BrooAl, FIRE Department took place st M'"cal II all
las, night, and was well attended The room was
beautifully decorated for the occasion, and everything
rasseA al finely.
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Ia W INTELLIGENCE

tJNiTEn gqyyyrs COMMISSIONERS OFFfCE--JAs. "a
b-,rore Commissioner OgoRGH v BEfTr.
Henry W,lb4ms, proprietor VI milk est4ohsoment,
wac arouebt ND for examination, charged with r,'-
berry, From TIC facts ia the ease il appears tpat MI
A. WDliams, few weeks ago, mailed letter contain
ing promssory note for 900. payable three months
from ds,e. 10 the Norwslk Bank at Norwalk, Conn,
with request that they would discount the sane for
him. The bank ,ent reply that they could not dls
count the note at three months but they would 10
OF two moD'hs time. This letter did not reach r A.
wii)isms and was advertised The accused caf<e
after the letter and obtained u. few days
after be went TO Adams Express Company
with the rely Of the bank, and note
payable at two months. Thi, note the Express Con-
pany sent to Norwalk and obtained the money which
the accused received Not rsceving an answer II. A.
william made the inquiries and discovered the rand
Upon exar nation it appeared that the original note
had been atered from three" 10 two" months, and
lad been 90 sent TO the bonk. One of the primary
auses which led TO the detection Of the prisoner was
he fact, tia, be had owed F. A. Williams nearly $50,
and ich sum he paid shortly after The receipt OF The
money from the bank. Steps were taken by Mr. H9l'
brook the special agent of the United States, which
led to the detection and arrest Of the accused.
The prisoner was committed in default OF So,OoO
bail. The examination set down fos Wednesday.
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FIRENEs's ANNUAL BALL The annual ball for the
benefit of the Fire Department Fund took place last
night at the Academy of Music. The Hall was bril-
lany decorated the attendance large and the dane
ing was kept up with spirit till a late hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

BROOKLYN COMMON CouscIL.-The Board met lest
night the President in the Chair.
A communication from the Water Commissioners
wac presented stating the acceptance OF the pumping
engine al Ridgewood, and submitting the certificates OF
the engineers to lis capacity, DC. resolution sc-
cep,pg he engine adopted
The draft Of 10 act estve 10 raising the grade OF
Flahusb avenue was Submitted, and LAID over for one
week
The Law Committee submitted an amendment 10 the
ordinance fixing the amount to be charged for car
licenses: two-horse cara 49, and one-horse cars $io
per anpnm. The subject was laid over.
Mr. Van Bruut reported that tenement houses on
Third avenue and Twentieth street were unsafe, add
offered a resolution raquirng the owners 10 rebuild
them in q substantial manner, which was adopted
The salary of John Angleus, the Keeper OF Hamilton
avenue Bridge, was increased from 500 " 500 per
anLnm.
The Committee on Markets reported in favor Of pc
titioDing the Legislature for authority 10 Purchase
lands and erect narke's in the City of Brooklyn. The
subject was laid over Tor one week.
PaopABIE Fatal AccIDEsT.-Chsrles Prengen,
h,ysy Schnadezbecks brewery In Remsen street
met with serious and probably fatal accident on oauIdey
poou by FILLING down bstchwey In tue brewery distance %
was cared for by NJ Myers fellow workman and sent % ne
Comfy Hospital His recovery considered doubtful lie had
been employ ed IN the Establishment but 4 few days
DIyp OF HER IsJURIEs-Mary Dougberty, resid
ing al No street. Who injured herself with razor on
Sunday morltSg died Of iDjurirs the following night
KILLED BY FALLING Dows STAIRs.-Henry Tu-
dor sseJ 81 instantly killed Sunday night BY fall
ns down stairs residence No 10 Summit street. He
ddiness to which the f'a occurrence attributed
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TYR I..wRENcx CALAMrrY.-The SaDdestrces Sun
day School have contributed $ios " toward 1ao rene
of ~ Lawrenco sufferers.
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THs STATE Arsenal DOL. Wood Of tho Aih reS-
n,nt, yesterday eoonse<msnded the orders requiring
tha. body 70 drill in Tue STATE Arsenal Taey drdl'd
te City Aruory laevsniOg, tho Anenalo being deeaed
unssfe.
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the age os eighty, and WA aherward blessed yin
i.a,.e sors, Mr. Relneh1y-en Is now mvfied for Tue

tAree srns Mr. Ffslinehayssn Is now mv'ied ior JUG
.tero,ri iims. lie lai no children by Die hn' VIE
The black doctor, whnse saNc~ss IN eari"g A.
Ser Of arcsr made his fortune faw monha agl 10
Paris is nov being tried ior Obtaining mney on sse
prstenses. The case is not ye; copdalea.
1T ia announced that Gov. Wiss has been engages
10 defend Waller r. Land, who murisrsd fitnn"san
in Princess Anne County, Virgins, some ns'e 's'
Summer The trial Is expected ~ take r'Aee a. no
February term of the court in that county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
SUPERIOR C0URT-sPEcIAL TEnx-Jan. 23-Befors
Justice HOFFMAN.

OPENING OF JUDGMENTS AGAINST THE CITY.
Sanford L. Mseomber agt the Mayor Gs
The plaintiff was asslstant-keeper of the Corpora
ton ard in Jane street. salary Of 90 day He obtained
judgment for services such keeper for 6539 and the
alleged being to Jan 1889 The Controller
by virtue OF the Of the legislature of 1889 seeks
judgment aside In hsedavit be that the plaintiff
from his office the City Inspector In January 1885,
that he had valid claim and had rendered services
date Of his discharges and that he obtained the judgment by de-
fault The partially argued lay VIM &. Noyes for
the Controller; ID. W. Stone for plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

DE-. ScUDDER IN WLLIAMsBUReH'--Ihe Rev. Dr.
scudarr will give bis course Of lectarss on India, at
the South Ninth street Church, Williamssurgh, csm-
mencing tomorrow evening.
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Reported for The New.York Tribune

]
WEST ALBANY, Jan. %. 1880
CArTLKTbe market opens dull this week On Monday last
the all e to-day there ia scarcely anything doing
The Eastern buyers here usual Of them however
have Cattle len from THEN heavy purchases last week ~
safe therefore, TO calculate that they will not take over ooo OF
200 head
The quality fair but unlike las. week. there are no
premium Beeves Offering
KnoKPTsTse swing comparative statement OF re-
ceipts at this the New YoIk Central hhnoe
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WINTER GhRDES.-This place was crowded beyond
it's capacity to seat last night 10 witness the fFeae
drama Lesbia.
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,bs on chases of Mcoraw Brothers sp "a


Monroe sf Brighton took lsi Michigan, averaging % 10
each al SIC y N, live weight ,,-,.,,..
Uoest fds side OF the river and no safes
We quote nonnsy sisic lot of lls shoss sserasDs
n each sold fer Sc. a. n~....x
Hoes during weet with however falling 10 tns yen
IN s rsceins Phi changed but little. The following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

Foreign Travel, its Pleasures and Profits" will
form the subject Of lecture by Mr. Siddons, tonight
al Clinton Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

Two CHILDREN DRowsED IN CIsTERs-Yes-
.srday afternoon, Mary O'Brien, aged year.,
and Mary Ann Curtis, aged years, fell into cis'en
on The corner of fremont and Van Bfun streets aud
before assistance could be rendered, were drowned.
1t appess that the masonry about the month Of the
cistern was oose and the children going too near the
edge fell over There is but IL inches Of water 10 the
well Appearances indicate that they were stunned
before reaching the bottom Their bodies were reoov-
cred, and the Coroner was notified
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-JAS. 23.-Bsfsrs
Justice


purpose ofyns various indicted for murder Tasro
are Zine cases upon me calendar y; ,asd far the
murder John LeaIy the 25th Of November last Mr. Vim
the poDers counsel made motion to postpone te TRIAL
Tie mossn was granted and the down for Monday
Tne1t- THE CROWNS coRsxR MURDER.
The next case was that of William Jones, jointly in
sd win Patrick Fe for the nPde S q a. s r.
M o1 bi. ssn Which the coa saed
The Assistant District Attorney IN opening the case Naea IA
the OF the murde and FDathe P0seSuvn
On The night Of 2h of September the Police were called
,bs body Of deceased The room which the body
San.s sDsd ~
window fSnieS on ana aon smm ls Hail
and when he went dinner he onnd Jane the deceased
h ,Re eHe n he ond s door and
rong 70 procure lint discovered Jones eapns from the
hugit 10 NrwYork Be gained admission to his room
be the deceased lying upon the bed dead his ace BENG
in room wi deceased but a. this time the former a;t
from Ct OccaGnsd BY F'e beat
Jane Bradford that herself the deceased Farrell and
The Sss s do SssSt5 While Ss her
beat her in manner tearing the hair out of her head
3 I'D Pss he
cut ont he heart and throw bin a out o Of tss
sId un Benjamin snocied door abe going
this time jens. got 90. Of the window Benjamin
the Bentemin second
winners upon bed. and when no the
other he dscessed and that he dead
he asked who did Il she replied that Jones and Farrell had
done it, and that they had nearly murdered herr In conse
qutncs of the which Earel threw her the bed
she could not whst Jones doing with the
Jones and Farrel went out the back way.
Lucy Wilson tened that she 70 the TO see Jane
Bradford She do he oed and thought dept When
she the and Josephine standing in the
middle fooI jane had 81 b asked witness
get gn which she did They all drank of the
liquor Fsne and Jones in Witness aer went out
and when returned about o'clock the door locked and
the room was dsk Being unable to get In abe "a. M the
they the witness asked Jane why abe did not
open abe said that Farrell threatened TO kin her II sbe
any noise When he out she le deceased aye and
well but little drunk While he sitting IN the hall and
while BeDj 20 get light abe heard
her but could not tell Upon entering The che
the bed upon which deceased lay sad blood
upon bis face She leaned him and put her face TO h TO
beathed and when he found that he dead she
Jane and said "Who did Il :" jane ad. Oh Benz"
Al this point Of the the Court took until O'Clock
Josephine Smith Benjamin Thompson tcoored) and John
Rdsewsy examined Witnesses and the Court adjourned
Tuesday The counsel for the prisoner and the Dtrict
torney conseptng the jury permitted separate after
receiving the usual caution from the Court.
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IMMATURE kLuAHkC.

IMMATURE ALBANIA
SvnHisea ~ T:l6 Sets. s:e7 Moon 7,o9
DAT.
candy Hook. $40 Gov leland. 9s8 10
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MARINE COURT-TRnL TERM JAM 2a.-Bstore Jusiie
MAYNARD.

George c. Jordan sgt. lanrs Keene
The trial of gbs cause was cor cuded To-Day Among
The witpe,,es r1auinrd was Miss Keeue number Of
were present dnrug proceedings After the Judges charge
the Jury retired and they wiz bring 10 sealed vedics %
Tuesday morning.
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KILLED BY FALLING Dows STAIRs.-Henry To
aor seeJ 81 vears was instantly killed Sunday night BY fall
inc down stairs his residence No. 40 Summit street
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DIED OF HER IsJUNEs.-Mary Dougherty, resid'
ing at No street. uho injured herself with razor on
Sunday moruSg, died of iDjurirs the following night
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-08
Senator Harlan.

IKE The Upton, Cedar County J
advertiser. hoists the name Of JAMES
HARLAN, rs a candidate for Vice Presi-
dent. subject TO the decision of the Chi
cago Convention. Certainly there is no
man in the country whom the Re-
publicans of Iowa would work for more
enthusiastically. or whom they consider
more worthy the honor Of that nomina-
ton, than Mr.. HARLAN. He has achieved
an enviable national reputation by the
ability he has manifested as Senator,
while his courtesy, integrity, and moral
department in private life, has exacted
the universal respect and esteem Of his
brother Senator'S, and Of all with whom
he has come in contact. If the course oil
events renders it proper that the nnmi.
nee Of the Republican party for Vice
President should be taken from the West
we hope our Senator will be the man.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, is
ID sued out of and under the seal of the Dis.
trict Court of Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor
Charles G. Gilman and against the goods and
chattels lands and tenenlents of Alex. Smith,
have levied upon the following described
property, viz
The North half of the Southwest quarter of
section Eighteen ; the Northwest quarter Of tho
Northwest quarter of Section Twenty nine.
in Township Ninety, Range Ten: and the
Northeast quarter of the Southwest quarter of
section Thirteen. township Eighty nine. range
Nine, West of the Fifth p. NJ, Iowa. Also.
Lot Two, in Block Twenty three in Stoughton
d McClure's Second Addition to the village of
Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa.
Which property, above described, will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door Of
the Sheriff S office, in the village of Indepen-
dence. on Saturday, the 7th day Of April,
A. D. 1859, between the hours of Nine o'clock A.
NJ. and Four o'clock P. NJ. of said day, to the
highest bidder, TO satisfy said Execution and
costs.
BYRON c. HALE, SHERIFF.
Sheriff. Office, Independence, Iowa,l
March 5, 1860 (5l-4t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-08
Republican National Convention.

A National Republican Convent ton will meet
at Chicago on Wednesday the 18th day of May
next, at IL o'clock noon, for the nomination of
candidates to be supported for President and
Vice President at the next election.
The Republican Electors of the several States,
the members of the Peoples party Of Pennsyl-
vania, and of the Opposition Party of New
Jersey, and all the others who are willing to
cooperate with them in support of the cnndi-
dates who shall there be nominated, and who
are opposed to the policy of the present Admin
stration to Federal corruption and us urpation
10 the extension of Slavery into the Territories
to the new and dangerous political doctrine
that the Constitution, of its own force, carries
Slavery into all the Territories of the United
States to the re-opcning of the African slave
trade to any inequality Of rights among citi-
xens and who are in favor of the immediate
admission of Kansas into the Union under the
constitution recently adopted by its people; of
restoring the Federal Administration to sys-
tenn of rigid economy, and to the principles of
Washington and Jefferson ; of maintaining in
violate the rights of the States and defen ding
the soil of every State and Territory from law
less invasion and of preserving the integrity of
this Union. and the supremacy Of the Consttu
ton and laws passed in pursuance thereof
against the conspiracy of the leaders Of a see
tional party to resist the majority principle as
established in this government at theeNpense of
it's existence, are invited to send from each State
two delegates from every Congressional District.
nnd four delegates at large. TO the Conv ention.
EDWIN d. MORG AN, Chairman.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-08

Rev Mr.. Sturgeon recently worte
letter to the Boston Wotchmon d Refec-
tor, strongly denouncing American Sla-
very. For SO doing the people of Mont
gomery, Ala, collected all the copies Of
his sermons, and Gems" too. we sup
pose. and had bonfire in the jail-yard.
on the 18th ult. The letter which he
wrote to the Boston paper was suggested
by the report circulated on this side Of
the Atlantic, that he had failed to speak
out against the peculiar institution in his
published discourses.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-08
Foreign News.

ES- BY the arrival of the steamship
Edinburg, at New York, on the LIST, we
have later news from Europe. Austria
has replied TO the English proposition for
the settlement of the Italian question.
stating that she cannot retract the en-
gagement made at Villa Franco and Zu-
rich. She will not promise an absolute
non intervention in Italian affairs, but
will not oppose the experiment which
England proposes. with force of arms
Russia does not understand the English
proposition to be altogether solution of
Italian difficulties, and thinks that real
understanding can only result from a
conference of the FIVE great powers.
Sir WIN. NAPIER, the historian of the
Peninsular War, is dead, aged IA years.
The Spaniards are determined to listen
to no proposals Of peace from Morocco
until the latter shall ask for mercy, and
until indemnify shall be given for the
sacrifices of Spain.
Affairs in Italy are still in a very dis
turbed state. In Sicily political prison
ers have died under the torture, and wo-
men been ravished and beaten by the
police. A proposition is in circulation
exhorting the Sicilians to rise and rein
vest Southern Italy with her former right
in Europe.
Austria has concluded to grant to the
Protestant consistories of Hungary per-
mission to assemble in conference, and
decide on means to be proposed to the
government for redress of grievances.
Breadstufs are frmer and have slight
" advanced.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-08
DOMAIN, JAMESON d LEWIS.
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WE, THE
i undersigned, will receive Sealed Proposals
between this and the first day of May, 1860,
from any one who will lease or sell to the Blu
chanan county Agricultural Society suitable
piece Of ground, say from five to ten acres, to
be used by said Society for the purpose of a
Fair Ground. Said ground not to be located
over one mile from the County Seat. In said
proposals, the boundaries of the land must be
defined for what length Of time the same can
be leased-but not less than FIVE years the
amount Of money that will have to be paid per
year. for the term Of the lease, &C.. and also let
each one in his proposal state how much in
cash the said piece could be bought for. when
to be paid. DC. 1t is hoped that the interested
pendence. will hand in their proposals.
G. DICKINSON,
TIC. BARTLE,
J. S. WOODWARD.
Independence, Feb. 8. 1860. f47-tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-08

Mr.. Ainsworth proposed an amend
ment which was adopted, when on motion
of Mr.. Bussey, the rule was suspended
and bill passed. Yeas 80, nays a.
HoUsE.-Joint resolution from Senate
in regard to committee on pay and mile
age was taken up and passed. The Chair
appointed Davis, Of Johnson, Jennings
and Rosenkrans that committee on the
part of the House.
A bill relative to apprentices was taken
up. and passed. The bill legalizes the
acts of managers Of House Of Refuge OF
Pennsylvania in binding out minors in
this State.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-08
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, D

STATE OE IOWA,
BUCHANAN COUNTY, !
TO JEREMIAH MALCOLM, MARY NAL
COLIN. JOSEPH FURGASON AND S. W.
HARDEN:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court in said county petition of H. A. Kent,
claiming of sale Jeremiah Malcolm One Hun
bred and Seventy five Dollars, on q promissory
note executed by him to the order Of H. A.
Kent, for One Hundred and Thirty Dollars,
dated October 8, 1856, and also asking fore
closure ola mortgage executed by said Jeremiah
Malcolm and Mary Malcolm to secure the pay.
ment of said note, and that unless you appear
and answer thereto on or before the morning Of
the second day of the next Term Of the District
Court in said County, judgment will be rem
dered against you thereon.
W. G. DOMAIN.
Atty. for Plff
independence, Feb. %, 1850.
prcnAsAs COUNTY. hereby order that
the above notice be published for the time pres
cribed by law. in the Buchanan County Guar
dian, newspaper published in Independence.
in said County and State.
STEPHEN J. w. TABOR,
County Judge
Feb. 90, A. d. 1860 t50-4t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-03-08
Eg- In the State Senate. on the II

Eg- In the State Senate, on the 18th
ult, the question relative to repeating
the amendment to the Prohibitory
Liquor Law made at the last session oil
the Legislature, came up, on motion for
instruction, made by Mr.. ANGLE, of Linn
County. After some considerable dis.
cussion, motion was made to lay the
whole subject on the table, which was
carried, yeas, 90. nays II. AS the vote
may be considered test one relative te
the question, we give it
YEAs-Messrs. Ainsworth, Bailey
Buechel, Davis of Clinton, Davis Of Polk
Duncombe, English, Green, Hammer
Johnston. Mann, Pussy. Patterson O
Muscatine, Rankin, Reiner, Thompson
Trumbull. Taylor, Udell and Williams
NAYs-Messrs. Anderson, Angle
Bowen, Brown, Bussey, Drummond. Ha
gans, Hastings. Kent. Lewis. McPher
son, Pattison, Of Marshall, Powers
Saunders, Sherradan, Scott and Wilson
of Jefferson.