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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
Ornamental and Shade Trees.

Con-istne Of Film. Maple, Linden, Ailanthus, Catapa.
ISburnum, (nr Golden thainl Weeping and Cnrrd Leaf
Willow. Timber Locust, 81 &c. Also the Evergreen Ar.
bnr VITA very ornamental for Public Private Grounds
Avenues and Cemeteries All Of fine growth and large
s;Ie or plauti x out the coming season.
oar stock uf Camelas Roses, and endless variety
Green House Plants unusually hue aud large. Tie
CaniraS have commenced blooming In their brau'ul
varieties and t"'os. and will continue through the Water
4 c,rlbU NM
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
Dissolution Notice

THE Partnership heretofore existing between the un
i dersgned was dissolved OH the st inst. All per
sons indebted to the late firm respectfully requested
TO call and settle The business will be continued the
old stand by |. II Nash. J. l.. SMITH,
/. II. NASH.
PlacrrvillR, Feb. 18th. lSGO.AM
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

Mr. Rose, ~ AmAdor, Submitted the following resolution
Wh.h Was adopted
RUU!rVi, Tint recommend N the various County
Committee, the Adoption ~ The t'w6P test Tor tho quail.
ia,Aon of voters Al the primary elections That L"ns
shall participate she primary elections kept those WIN
v,t-I 'or ~ D'the regular Demuct STATE
s!..ah Le he ~, the
general election.
Up iIOGE, Chairman.
VI J. HOofES. Secretary.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
FOR SALE.

A STEAM ENGINE AND ALL THE MACHINERY
n apPeTtaning to Quartz Min, complete. The En-
cell the whole any portion, to suit purchasers For
PaTeu arr inquire at the Nashville HOTEL at Nashville
on the North Fork Of the CoSumneS river, two miles
above the junction, tat YsOme Forks Of the Cosunl
nes.l A, L, Chiffon
dec S5tf1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

Mr.. j. Graham has issued invitations for 9
COtillon Party at Miller's Hotel, on the Michi-
gan Bar road, on Friday evening, March Cd.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

Also :hc CAfcrL!ARnd Foreign Grape Vines.
Oar stock Of the frrcIn Grape in variety are the finest
and best selected ai tested Kinds grown this country
We have been fr years past giving our particular Ae-
ton IN the propagation Of all the finest varieties Of the
Foreign Grape txaLt. II which offer for sale $4,000
vines this Also 4l.Mu Los Angeles Grape Vines
'ro three years old We will sell prices
can he purchased at any Nursery Establishment in the
=,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

ReSOlr>d, That the proceedings Of the Committee
u Ibislei ia the MOUNTAIN DEAocRAr
d ". GELWICKS, Chairman.
CHARLEs MEREDiTH, Secretary.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

The proper quanum and right cond t!on Of the bile o
momenOus Importance TO the health Of the human rame
this BILIOUS medicine expes the hidden seeds Of the
complaint, and renders all the fluids and Secreons pure
and fluent cleansing and resuSciAtng the vital functions
- tho hndv
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

WE offer the present season a large and extensive
w stock oi Fruit and Ornamental Shade Trees. Flow.
einE Shrubs Green House Plants b. found In
Nur1elv kstabSl men the Pacific coast
over UEe Thousand Varieties, viz;
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
Slckly Females.
Inrefuted Proof.

Should lose time In trying few doses Of this regua
ting and rcnoVating remedy, whatever may be their
plant 1t can lie taken with safety In All periodical aid
other dIsorganzRohs. Its effect 10 almost mlruculo
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

The testimony 81 Nations s unanimously borne To The
giving virtues NJ this noble remedy and certificates
in every living language bear witness the undenabrntss
OF their intrinsic worth.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

EE- CAUTION None are genuine unIcSs the vnrIs
UoHOudy, NO YORK and London" are disceinable as
Wuter.DdIk every leaf u the book Of directions
around each pot box the may he plainly by
hodin0M lrGf to tie light handsome rewurd will b.
given to any rendering such Information may lead
to the detection of party parties contrrfctng the
medicines vending the same, knowing them 10 be tpu
rous.
-. Sold at the manufactures OF Professor HOLLOWAY
Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable Druggists
and Dealers Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world. In boxes at Is cents, GO cents and 81
each
OF There 10 considerable saving by taking the large
sizes
B-Dlrectons for the guidance or patients In every
disorder afhx.d to each box.
fVo6.nol9lyl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
FARQUAR'S
INDICATED CALIFORNIA
WINE AND BRANDY,
DELICIOUS TONIC BITTER
Juice of the Grape Medicated with
Juniper, Rheubarb,
AND PERUVIAN BARK,
FOR INVALIDs.

THIS simply the fermen juice and distilled juice Of
the California Grape. Judlciousy indicated with re-
ruvan Bark Turkey RhubaTb Juniper Berries and other
remedial agents, skfuly combined. and In such minute
and exact quantities az to constitute SMALL or Iioeeo
pathc dose OF each rtmedy which, when combined form
innocent harmless yet active Tonic Alternative Anti
Dyspcptc, Diurrtc Antfebrls and sedAtive Beverage
pleasant 70 the taste.
The inventor in calling the attention Of the public (esre
ciay Calfornians WHO the excellence ofthe Cali
MIA Grape To these preparations does 20 with feelings Of
pride and conhdenceprde In proving the excellence OF
alive grape, and Confidence 10 their remedial virtues
adapted for the following disease Dys"epsa Indigestion
Loss Appetite, lIabual Constipation, Acty or eour
Stomach Disease o. the Rdneya Gravel Disorders OF the
Urinary Organs, ksmitten and Intermittent Fever Fever
AID Ague Chls, Nervousness Weakness, Debility Dryness
~ the Skin Of preparation Pains in the Stomach
or Bowels. Cole, Dysentery &c.
iforni0 Vine and Brandy Is wonder . mir
acle In medical science but appeals tile common sense
Of the public and he does no: hesitate to avow that he
knows from experience, that the medicine In this though
small IN quantity will often effect In some Of the
diseases enumerated when violent aud powerful
| remedies have failed In their object
eT Those drinking liquor early in the morning, or be-
fore breakfast would end the brandy act delightfully."- upon
asa general beverage Is pleasant to the taste slightly
exhierahg, perfectly harmless and gives the weak aid
feeble feeling Of health and strength.
Real MEs Certificate Of Andlysfs male by Thtophoiis
" Rds!, AnalytteaI ind Manufacturing Chenist,
Boston.
lido hereby certify that after minute and careful Ana
lytcA examination " the California Wine and Brandy,
BY Dr. james L. Farqur In order sscer.
tain ts composition and quality have. after Various es
pcrments arrived at the following result the Wine Is Of
very agreeable and CONSIST, Of Grape Sugar 93
Volatile Oh li3 Tanic Acid l.1S, ColoriLE matter
Alcohol 9.o4, Water 1910. BiArtrate Of Passa 091
SulphA;e Of PoiASsia Is, Salt 0-S4. 7. N RAEL.
II be taken by the most delicate Of either and
10 moderation By children.
s%- Sold Big all respectable Druggists and !Grocera IN
California aud Oregon.
Price 81 per Bottle, or six Bottles In a
Box for %.
-CArreS 70 TEE prsLicI purchasing AlMArs see that
fac sImls II the signature ~ James L. Faqlar NJ D.
| Is pasted around tie ueck VI each bottle.
Crow,H Crane, Park White, aud Red!Dgon Co.
Wholesale Agents L4i.6ul
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
$4,000 Grape Vines for Sale / -!

HAVE for Sale, at the Victory Garden" In CoIomA
Thirty Thousand trape Vines, year from the cut.
ting consisting Of seventeen different vareties They are
all Of the choicest kind, @. III. ROBERTAON
ColOma, Dec. 10, lS59.-f
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES
- AND
GARDEN SEEDS.

Smiths Pathological Garden and Nursery
Wv HiLEs FROM sACRANESro, on THE AMERICAN RIvEA.
Depot and Store ~ J. Street.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

Asthma. DiarrhGa, Indigestion, Stone and Grave
Bowel Com Dropsy, 1hnuenZa, Secondary Symp
plants, Debility, Inflammation, toms
Coughs, Fever ARue, Inward weak Neneiral Alice
Colds, Female Com hess, tons,
Chest Dis. plan,s Liver Com ormS d al!
eases, Headaches, plants, kinds,
Cus,ivcness Dyspepsia, Piles, Lownrss VI Spirits
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

GOLD LEAF, BRONZES,
Glue: Putty; Brushes Of all kinds; Ground
and Nired Paints; Lime White; Chrome
Green; Chrome Yellow; Yello,c Ocare !;
Paris Green; Whiting: Vermil1ion Ve-
nitian Red; Chalk: WindotO Glass Of all
Siees from 7x9 TO 30x40; Linseed. Polar,
Sperm, Lnrd and Nedtyoot oils, all sold
at the LoaceSt Prices bv
PETIT & CHOATE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
NOTICE

hereby given that have disposed Of my interest In
i the GEORGETOWN STAGE LINE. known as the OH. s
4 Barrett Line, to JEREMIAH COLEMAN.
HENRY Oils.
PlacervIlle, February 2d, 1s8O-tlm"l
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
HOLLoWAY'S PILLS.
Dyspepsia.

The great scourge Of this continent Yields quickly to
course NJ these un,isrtlc Pills. and the digestive
restored to their proper tone matter In what hide
shape this hydra OF disease exhibits ITSELF this search
ing and uncrrng remedy dSperseS 1t from the patients
system.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

Hollmrays Pills are the Best Remedy Khown
IN LIE WurLI Lor TIE EoLLlari,ln UlseuslS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
General Debility and weakness.
Bilious Disorders.

From whatever cause, LowSEss or SPIRITS and all other
signs Of diseased liver and other disorganEaon Of the
system vanish under the eradcang influence VI this all
powerful antIseptic and detergent remedy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

A: Il Ok fsr The purpose 90 IsectDg A~Vrntreh
p-,,E,-s t, represent IL. county -: b D'rA" IN tie
u rncrt. S,h'- CnnVeu'o' :. h- h"I U Tie Cay o. Sac
TAotni",n til, SHAY ihe ZJ:a . February u l>'l
HsHIrr That the primary rlre;iunI fr Delegates TO the
e lazy t,r"rLiioh be held in tie various prsc;neiI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25
Proceedings OF the Democratic Central
Committee.

" }. HoOrEs. Secretary.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-20
rremont rsn. Ordinnnce.

A few weeks since we stated that VIM
Stephenson, of Mansfield, o., gentleman
of experience in erecting Gas Works, had
made proposition to the Corporate author
tiles of our town, upon certain conditions to
erect Gas Works and supply the citizens
with slight" A committee of three con.
ssting of ], R. Bartlett, w. N. Morgan and
S. Thompson were appointed to examine
the proposition and report to the Council
They made their report and presented An
Ordinance, which was unanimously adopted
and ordered to be published. We congrat
ulate our citizens on the commencement Of
so important work. The Ordinance came
to our hands too late for publication to-day
but will appear in our next issue.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-20
Democratic sentiment

III presume that Mr.. Sherman will be
elected, for, doubtless, traitors enough car
be found in the ranks of the Anti -Lecomp
ton Democrats. But if such should be the
case, / would counsel the Southern mem
bers of Congress to retire from these balls
and let the Union be dissolved."- Iyerson
q Democratic Senator from Georgia.
"If the Republican party could be de-
feated, the Union would be preserved. But
if such party were to succeed, the sooner
the Union is dissolved the better"-
Moore, a Democratic Representative from
Alabama.
"The Representatives from the Soutl
will never consent that the creature anc
and champion of the Republican party
(Sherman) shall take possession of tht
Speakers chair."-[PryOr, Democratic
member from Virginia.
If you want to know my advice to Miss
issippi, say tho sooner we get out of thc
Union the bctter."-[Siugleton, Demo
cratic member from Mississippi.
If Republican President be elected th,
South will secede, and the Democratic par
ty of the North will sustain the South
lex Gov. Wells of Maine.
"For my part l am ready to proceed tc
extreme measures, even to a dissolution o
the Union" ."-Yuee, Democratic Senate
from Florida.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-20

Tndependent" writing from Washington
TO the Philadelphia North Americn, says.
at is worthy Of remark, in view of the
wilful Misrepresentation which have been
circulated, that during tho four years in
which Mr.. Sherman has held q seat in the
House, he has made but single speech on
the subject Of slavery, and that provoked
by the abusive message of President Pierce
in 1856; and there is not a man in Con.
gross nor out of il who will not freely cou.
cedc that no Northern Representative could
entertain or express more conservative opin-
ions. When it was read in the House al
the instance of Mr.. Morris week ago
there was general and unqualified sense
Of approval sigui6ed. Mr.. Sherman has
devoted himself mainly to the study and
illustration of the great material questions
affecting industry, commerce, france, and
the administration Of the general govern.
ment. His speeches on these subjects have
deservedly attracted attention throughout
the country and given him position among
the rising statesmen of the times. YET
this is the man who is daily denounced as
an ultra, who never raised his voice on the
slavery issue, except to deprecato fanati
cism, and who never gave a vote which is
open to exception"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-20
Buffalo, Jan. l6.

DulldlO, Jan. IL.
James Bocard, lately arrested at Paris,
@. w. for passing counterfeit bills on the
Philadelphia Bank, of Philadelphia, and
on st. Louis Bank, was tried at Brant-
ford before Judge Matthews, and ordered
to be delivered up to the U. S. authorities
under the Ashburton Treaty.
ST. Louis, Jan. 16.
The Missouri Legislature adjourned this
morning. Gov. Stewart issued proclama-
tion for an extra session. to meet on the 9th
February, to take action on Railroad bills
and other unfinished business.
Cincinnati, Jan. 16.
At 10 o'clock last night the candle facto-
ry of ]. H. Rogers 81 CO., with its contents
was entirely consumed. Loss 5000 or $780,
900. Insurance not ascertained.
Warsaw, Mo-, Jan. 16.
John Aymerson, a very respectable citi-
zen of this place was arrested yesterday
evening, charged with purloining letters
from the mail bags. Aymerson was depu-
ty Postmaster, and it seems he has been
stealing for some time. Several packages
were found undera desk in the Court House,
where he had deposited them to open. 1t
is clearly demonstrated that he would take
letters from the mail whilo distributing
them in the Office and open the same, take
the contents, and place new envelopes on
them, direct and send them on their route.
Aymerson was county school commissioner,
deputy circuit and county clerk, and has en-
joyed tho confidence of the entire commu-
nifty. He started for Jefferson City, to-day
in charge of w. D. Gilman, special mail
agent, who brought about the arrest.
LAPoRTE, Ind, Jan 1s.-A fire broke
out this morning at Z o'clock, in the sec
ond story of Carpenters shop of M. S. d
N. /. R. r., at this place. A man named
Conant, employee of the Company, was
burned to death while trying to save his
tools. Another employee named Zook,
pattern maker, while trying to escape from
the building fell from the doorway in the
second story to the ground breaking his
arm and leg. Contents of the pattern
room were entirely destroyed. Building
not much injured, Loss unknown. No in
surance.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-20
a nap for Governor wise.

The Baltimore Patriot, reviewing the
message Of Governor Hicks, Of Maryland,
says:
The reference of the Governor to tho
John Brown affair is in the spirit of a Chief
Magistrate, who is ever ready to defend tho
soil of Maryland against the inroads of for
eign enemies, without stunning creation up
side down." or without exciting the state in
to rebellion against the Federal Union, az
the late Governor Of Virginia tried TO do =
The gentle rap which he gives Governor
Wise over the knuckles, in the announce
ment that peace and quiet were preserved
on our borders by the civil arm of the gov
eminent, while elsewhere twas deemed nee
esary to secure this blessing by "mlitary
parade and the rigor of martial law" is
well deserved.
The pro-slavery legislature of Missouri
have done good thing for the progress of
of free principles in that State by refusing
TO give a charter to n Methodist College at
Jefferson City, on the ground that the
Methodists are hostile to slavery. This
was the only objection raised, and the vote
was 50 to %. The trustees Of the institu-
ton Immediately resolved to present tho
charter at every session till it shall be gran
ted, and the Methodists, who are strong in
the State, viii not be likely to vote for the
party that proscribes them for such rea-
son. The self-constituted guardians of sla-
very, by successfully arraying every social
and religious interest against it, are most
effectually at work for its overthrow.
FOUNTAIN Co., IND, CoURT HOUSE
BURNED.-We regret to learn that the
beautiful Conrt House recently completed
at Covington, the county seat of Fountain
Co. was destroyed by fire on Monday night.
1t was one of the handsomest specimens of
architecture in the State, and cost some
thing over $4,000. There was no insur-
ance. The county records were saved. The
fire is supposed to hWe originated from de-
fective fue.--Lafayette Cour.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-20
New bills Reported.

In the House Mr.. Blakeslee, of Cuyahoga
has reported bill to amend the 10th sec
tion Of an act defining the duties of SheI-
ifs and Coronors in certain cases, so as To
make it the duty of the Coroner to arrest
and commit, discharge or recognize, the per
son or persons returned by the jurors on in
quest to have committed the crime, instead
of giving information TO three Justices Of
the Peace and the Prosecuting Attorney,
as by law now required.
Mr.. Blakeslee has also introduced bill
to amend an act entitled "An act TO incor.
porate the Firemens' General Association OF
the City of Cleveland" passed Feb. 10,
1850, so as to authorize said Association to
make bylaws, to adopt measures to increase
its funds, and to exclude certain members.
Mr.. Vincent, of Lorain, has introduced a
bill for the destruction of dogs and protec-
tion Of sheep. Owners of dogs are required
to register them on the lst Of January, pay
a license Of 81 90 on each male and $500
on females, and to put on collars with
number and name of owner Police of.
fcers to kill all unlicensed dogs, and to
be paid so cents a head from the H.
cense fund. Persons losing sheep by
dogs to be compensated therefor from the
public treasury, the damages not to exceed
$40 for single sheep. Penalty of $40
for keeping dog not licensed, to 60 TO the
dog fund.-Ledder.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-20
The --latest virginia scare.

Gov. Wise seems to have wiled his FOOLS
cap and bells to Gov Letcher, for the latter
has seriously broached a Union-saviug
scheme that if possible, Wise's WISE
He gravely suggests in his message to the
Virginia Legislature, that "two of the most
experienced and dignifed Virginia states
men" be deputed to go to Vermont, Massa-
chusetts and Wisconsin, and demand "the
unconditional repeal" of their personal lib
erty bills! Even Gov. Wise, was never SC
moon struck as that. Gov. Letcher has
been sick much of the past year. His all
ment must be, softeniDg Of the brain.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-20
COIOrcd schools.

We are glad that the Committee appoin-
ted to report on petition to exclude colored
children from our public schools, and gath.
er them by themselves, have reported against
it. The only reason, however, why the ma
jority report was adverse to the petitioners
was the want of power to erect separate
schools. In looking over the list of peti
tioners, we have concluded that some peo
pies abolition is the abolition of the negro
and not the abolition of his civil, education
al, and political disabilities. The poor AZ
rican never emits an unpleasant odor 10 his
bis bondage; it is only when he is set free
that his presence and proximity become
obnoxious. We hope, when the bodies o
Gods colored saints are raised, they will
be raised white and inodorous, or some o
the white elect will seeede. - Christian
Herald ( CleVeland
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-20
From Columbus.
Correspondence of the Cleveland Herald.


Columbus, Jan. 16.
With view of curtailing the expenses
of the management of the Public Works,
Mr.. Brown offered joint resolution, requi-
ring the Board of Public Works to discon-
tinue the employment of all lock k-tender5
on the canals, except at bulkhead or feeder
locks; to report upon the propriety of dis
continuing the Collectors offices at Mau-
NEE City, Delphos and Middletown and In
spector's Office at junction, and to remove
the Collectors office from Defiance to the
latter place; whether the duties of Weigh
master and Ass'ts at Toledo could not be
performed by the Inspector; and what 9TH
er offices on the public works could be dis
continued with proper regard to the sue
cessful collection and disbursement of the
revenues derivable from the canals. The
resolution was read, laid on the table and
ordered to be printed. The same member
also gave notice of his intention to intro
duce bill, making it unlawful for any deal
er in money to pay out anything except
specie or the bills of specie paying banks
of this State.
Hon. Joseph r. Swan, late of tho Su-
preme bench, has in press in Cincinnati, to
be issued within the next thirty days, new
and revised edition of the Statutes of Ohio,
with copious notes and references. A new
edition of the work is greatly needed, as
the legislation of the past few years has
made it exceedingly difficult to determine
precisely what laws are obsolete or what are
now in force, particularly in regard to the
latter class, as in the hurry of enactment of
several laws of an important and general
character, duo attention has not been paid
by our lawmakers to repeating former laws
on the same subjects, so that eonflctingco
structions might be avoided. As they now
stand it is questionable whether the courts
of the State, under the Constitutional re-
quirements, would not decide in favor OF
the validity of the older law in the face OF
the more recent enactment To obviate a
difficulty of this kind, and to shape correc-
tional legislation with view to that pur
pose, presume has led Mr. Hutchinson o.
Madison to offer joint resolution requesting
the Hon. Joseph R. Swan to communicate
to the House at as early day as possible
the plan which he has adopted in re.
Vising and collating the Statutes of Ohio
The resolution was adopted and tho Hous'
adjourned.