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, Ia precisely ahat its nom" indicates for whDtF
pleasant % the taste, it is revvying eXhiara. 4
ting 4nd strengthening the vital powers It al
so reViVlics, Icinstates md rele"s lhe God MN
all its original purity, and thus re-torc' al rem
ders the 'ystcm myu'relable 10 attacks of dis. A
'ase 1t is the only preparation ever offered 10 |
he w rid in popular form SO as to be within v
the reach OF al 50 chs m'calIy and skiltulbi
lcomblnei rs to he tie mot po"e'f full mic, and
yet 50 perfectly as TO act in perfect accordance U
with the laws OF nature. and ence scohe The IN
weakest Stomach and tone mp the digestive Oh
!ans, and aiiny al nervous and other irritation n
IT is also peri.c y Mira ai'g in ITS effects aud
yet it is neye~ followed hy laSsIude or depression
ot spirits. 1t is com posed entirely of veget bIe
nd those tho ongI, combining powerful tome h
'nd 'lirg properties. and cons quenly can
never MUIR. Such Iem"dy has ioug leen tE;
% re oesi'lera'um in h medical word, bon ID
by the tho onah Skilled n medical science andy
also BY all who have SUITE ed ON dcb ty; 70
1t needs no medical still Or nowc1se ven Il Ii
see that dehi ~ fptowf ali attacks o. disease =
| ID ay' Tie unRunrdcd system 'pc 20 1ieat
tack OF many 0! the most d~nge Gus to when
Door humanity is constantly iieh.c. such, Tor
;IAmpfe a the io'lo" ing Consumption, BEyu
hhitis lndi-e9ii N, - StepNia. Loss 81 AWee
tie, Fantncss, Ncrvul;s lrlitab.liry. Ncuralga q
'alpiaion oftLe Heart, NC aDcho'y, tiyIo-ou g
iria, Night SVeats LancuGr. GIdd;ne,s, apda y"
that GiaS Of ca ses = t, arf1 Iy ltal if ELa' END
ii to in time called FtNa'e lVsHhAe5s'' aatF
cscutry;,;eS Asa Li.cr Dc.onr,-n NJ a. ,or.
Ipidty, md 1--we, COMPLAINTS Ui.ra.ls o. ihe M
tkiI,eys, Scaldino or IncG1tiutnc4 O. The III
Urine, or auy general sterangem2nt II the ii ~
tary Otyans Pain in the l;ack Side and be
ltwpco the shoulders rr, ltsr.,. i:i,n To- sirt ID
tCold- Hacking ar C0ut1,iura Con, hY.g ma. I
.iatiGn Difficulty of Breatiu ., aud lrce.d We
miy lit enumc~ate MANY more SIM int We have a
space onty 10 saw. Il vii, net only curcflcLe.f1
biitv following ChilIs and Fever but prevent u
al attacSs arising Il ON Mis,,natc luilutnccs v
nd care the diseases y, o.; e.. il nIrcaay tack a
led. And as IT acts directly ard r4y>isteniy n
UPON the hillary svsenn o,onsing Il q liver to N
lactioa. pto1notiur. II + Ct. all tie ,xc,cious y
2n1 g. cretivps If The system. il VIII ,flllylI
prevent any tchieriGus co; scuuerc.s following Y
mon cha>,tc, Of rI,nat. md ivatr, hence III u
travellers sh0uld have a bottle Win them, and "
All shooId tals q t,ilc Srn1ntni n ita.t ha'ors
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MAY o. i0oA'
TEIE
ONLY DIS @ OV Elk 7
WORTHY OF ANY CONFlDENCE FOE
Restoring
THE BALD AND GRAY /!

Many, since the great discovery of Prof Wood have
ATTEMPTED not only initiate ms restorative put pro
f-ss to have scovered ON, hiI hat would producr
re,uts iden,Ical but ,hey have az cone ann n
being carried ava by me vnniefio! - ,nvo the
od pre- arariou ana have been forced 10 Iea'e 'e
field to it, rcsjst sway. head he 10 10 oin% Zoo
Eath Nane, Apri Is. h 1888
rrof q j. aVood SEQ Gents: The letter | wrote you
in 1876 co.. cernirg on va ualie Hair Ee'tora1'e
aud which GA have published IN this yirinlsN ann es
where hes gwen Use 80 numerous lhqurie' tolchlhe
tll, act, IN The case he inquiries are hrs rs Iac
If my hAbitatiou and name, as stated IN commu1'
cat!pn second. is il true OF AL tltiela coht"Aeu
thi q ny hair sui continue to be N eood ofdar
and of natural color To all can and VIII al S, or
invariably yes Ny hau is even peter .lI t III G itt
stag, OF life orty Yeas past, more sof IN ilty
and better colorcd !; lie M is true OF III! NlktiE.
ana the Only why not generally 'rue Is that
he substance is washed off by frequent ab'nto OF ne
face whtn If care were ued by wiplns the face ~
coe connection with the whsKers the same ie-u WI
follow AZ the hair have ben III ne recelW vi
gteit number OF letters from all pats OF New England
asking me if m hair still 'nlinues to be gotd as
there is SO much fraud il the alu sa os %,
yarous compouI d. "a ms, II mas no uouol peen
baseiy mttat'd aud been used not ohy VIII out "ut
COED / to ab.ou ijury have moi utea any oi
vet nv ,air is as 20 ID aud hun dreds veex M
me. il with surprise rs am low I'll years od ana hot
a gray hair III my eat or Oh my 1ace ana 10 nr"Ve
this TACT seud you leck OF my hair, taken on inc
past w ek lieceved our favor OF two quart bottles
it 70 nv rienr ana thereby induced them try it.
many skepc'em til after trial and then purchas
I'd and nscd it with universal success VII ask as
favor, that you test by VIII eli cin discover
frauj il the Restorative sold by many, fear without
authority from you pi,t artc VIII On ~ Ilne SueceS
uce ed y tie in pure alta IL VIII Oh cures Tie IN
vel2r"t the good. deem ii my dn'y 9s heretofore
az, irt ul who enquuc,f IN, unsh ken opinion Gifts
va'naberesu ts remain, dear sir, yours
Aarons Run Ky. Nov. 3, 81
I'RoF. q. J. WoOD: Lear sill wcu d ccr'ahly be
doing You eat justice not to make known 10 III"
have exp ri nc using bottle Of your Heir
lie ,cratv, Ancr ing every Kind of 'sestolathes ex
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-06

STATE OF VERMONT At Probate Court, held at
RANDOLPH DI-TRrCT, S. Brooklicd, within and for
said Jist rcl, on he nh day Of Arril, A. b 1861:
fns'runent purpung 70 be the last W i'll and Tesla
n nict If Beng min Bearing, late OF Rtndolph in said
district, deceased being presented The Court by John
oUfWe The Executor therein named, for Probate 1t
ordered by said Court that all persons
herein be noie to appear sesS ion of saiO Court &c
holden at itt Registers Office, in RrnOkheld, on the
iSt day Of May, 1861 and show cause, any they may
save, against the Probate of said viii: for which
Oorpose, i is further ordered that copy of the
record Of tins order be published three weeks sue
ocsssey in The GIeCn Mountain Freeman. printed at
"a ont eeiief. previous t" said time Of hearing
a true cory OF Record.
Zf9fW3 Attest, ]. K ClEAVELAND. Re
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aarseas a. Paige. Ta5nor.

,5rt % or VERMONT, , Ata Fiohate Count held at
Haid Dist IT. IN he oh day Of April, a. d. 'e6l,
hRRlEI n PAIGE, Guardian unto Sargent A. Paige,
IL minor residing in Randolph in said District makes
application to said Court for license sell all the
estate belonging to her said ward, the being the
farm in said Randolph owned and occupied by John
Paige deceased, at the time lis decease and represents
hat sc sale for the best Interest her said for
she Purpose of putting the proceeds thereof at ncret
investing The same in stocks or other real estate.
Whcrtupon it is ordered that the be referred to a
Gcssion OF said Court to be held at he Registers Office
Brock teld. in saii District on the lth day of May A. D.
1851 for hearing end decision thereon, AMI that notice
given TO all persons ne ested, by publishing this order
sire weeks s>Tey in the Green Mountain Fret man
printed at Montpelier in this State, previous time
appointed for hearing aIoresaid that they may appear
1t said time and place, and show cause, any they IL
.,'aFe. why such license should not be granted.
By order OF Court
%78sw3 J.R CLEAVELAND, Register.
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EzekSpE SsurEhElaraA's Estate.

Sst subscribers, having been appointed by the Iontra
/ be PROBATE Court for the District of Washington, com
sRihsionts receive, examine and adjust al Cha and
demands OF all against The Estate of Ezekiel Burn
an ilc Of No thicd, in said district deceased, repre-
~ente inSovent aud the term of siN mont his from 26
day April 1861. being uoWrdby said COur to the cied.
Of said dcce ise exhibit and prove their
claims hcilrt ,iVe notice. that will attend to
Ihe duties of appointment AT he dwelling house If
Hep2 hai urhiam Calais, in said district the
SATURDAY OF June and October htNt, 10 O'Clock in
7n.croon each Of said days
PHILIP SHORT
J. p. CAKNE~. Com'ts.
rlAs. :. RES NE1T,}
-'.lais, Arrll %, lSGl o7ofv3
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human dis c., es which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES,


DYSPEPSIA, by thorough, cleansing the first
st maehs aud c'carlne fl OF pure healthy bile, IN
stead OF the sae and acrid kind F a uiency, Of
Appetite heartburn hcioacHr. ltSet!e Sne-s, l,ltCmu
Anxiety, La guo ond melancholy, hi, are the gen
eral symptoms OF Dysprpsia, will vanish as natural
cun eqc noe OF its II
Co rIvENEse, b. Clear sing the whole length Of The in
ttt with o!vent process, aud with violence
all vloieut purss leave the towels costn within TWO
days.
fEvERs Of all kinds by restoring the blood to a reg
ar cir.lla ion through the pocc-s of respa ION in
In snch Cases, aud the thorough solution OF all inesna
obstruction in otleys
The ie ued,ciDes have been known to cure Ruerma.
li>u etiuaneGy IL 1tIce weeks, q htlf tlat
TIM. by removing loCa II tLialun trtn the muscles
AID l,4aments Of the JOINTS
DhorSlE, of al kinds, by ing and fngth4n !.
the kc eys and oaod.r lhy operate mosf de ign fnl
On tAese lmpor'alt or2ans hence have ever lcen
ionnd C. ram remedy frhe wu'st ca<t> Of Gravel
Also WoR'1" by III od ii tr' IN the iurniugs of the
bowels The my after 10 ahch III e aui er
SCUkvY, ULCtRs aud InyeteIatr 10y tie perfect
tie Gulnos NINA az
,scoepUTlc FEUrrloNs md bad Compositions. b, their
&itua,Ne elect uptn tie fluid, III tca The skyn ana
the MOI bid STATE Il which occasions all .ruDiya com
pain 5, sauw cloway and other disaSregab complex.
ions.
The use OF hese Pills To- YER, short time VIII Of;
sn entire cue OF Salt kheuu. striking improve
lntt in he ciearness OF the skin. II Culds AID
Influenza vi always he Gu cd by do e or TWO in
! Piles The original proprietor of these meiicincs.
WIS c4re OF lt, {" IS ears standing BY the use # the
FEVER AND hGrr.- Fer this sccurgc Ct the Western
country, These MedicntS VIII C4 found safe, pai\
atp fertalu remedy Ohtr m d. nes leave he 81 item
subject 10 eetusn Of the disease cure by these med
eines permanet Try Item be satisfied ane ne cur
Ltous FEVtr3 AID LIVER COMPLAINTS tie, era
Debility ioss of Appetite Di cases t." FeGalt he Med
cine- hAve eel U.s. with the most beneficial results in
cases OF this deScr ption ;-![inga Evil end SclotuIa
IN its worst forms itidS 20 the mid yet powerful &C.
uon OF these remarkable Med cinec. Night Sweet
Nervous Debility. New Com lants Of ali kinds PAT
pltaions OF the Heart, Painters Cole, ore speedy cur
cd. wa
MERcURIAL DISEASES Persons whose cons. Unions
have become impaired by the njuiciou u,e OF Mercury
VIII fhd these Medicines eff ct as they never
iall 10 eraocae from The system all the effects of !er
cy infinitely .oner then the most powerful p1epera
tion of Sals aparila
Pre- a Ell nd sold ty w. r. ,lOEFsC
2lFy1J 33j BROADWAY NEW Vonk
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AnNNS apRcrCa9H aL.satc.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at
WAsnlSGroy DISTRICT Montpelier, in and for said
t;strct, the 10th day of April, y. u. 1861.
Calvin Fullerton, administrator of the estate OF Amos
Fierce late OF Warren in said district deceased
his administration account for settlement.
Whereupon it is ordered that the be referred to
c 27st day of May next at the Probate Office in said
Montpelier for hearing and dcsision there and that all
concerned be notified hereof by tie publican OF this
order in the Green Mountain Freeman printed at Mont
s1eiier three eks successfully may be- that
hey may appear said time and place. and if they
"a use, object thereto. BY order of I curt
279f Attest, n. A. CHASE, Register.
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%SI would call the attention of Commissioners Town
" Agents, and the Medical Faculty of The state of Yer
0nt, to we'll selected X Of Imported Wines and
liquors which we vGsr reasonable and satisfactory
4eEms.
We are permitted TO publish he following Chemical
ah2lyses that have been mad by eminent Chemists of
Wy l..lMors. - -.
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MI ATS

LIFE PILL; 4AD EAVLNIX DLTlERS.
rVlESE NEniltNIS haze row been tetore the pub
4 lie tor period Of t!uty Yeas, and duiug that tnnc
have maintained high cia ac'cr in alnost every Int
OF the globe Tor their e,<'laoIul.aty aud mmrdiae
power OF toring Perfect h ath to peis suffer NJ
under nearly eye KIND disease which human flesh IS
liza lie
The following among the distressing variety OF
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-06
WrobGGc Courts for Randolph
District.

PROBATE ,OURTS within and for the District of Ran
4 delphi for the year ensuing will be holden as follows
At .hc Registers Office, in Brookfeld, the first Thurs
day III each month at the Orange County Hotel in
Chelsea the third Thursday in each month at had
sicks Hotel in West ta ndolph the fourth Thursday
in each mouth. At j. l.. B0wlcs' Hotel in Washing
he second Thursday in February, May and Aug
-r.t~ By order of Court,
J. r. CLEAVELAND, Register
C-fnisca /, 1860.
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Com missioner for Orange Co

We are permitted to refer the following Comm isson
LIS, Town Agents, AMI Physicians the State of Yer
non and II SO doing are guided by desire place be-
ore the public those facts that in themselves an evil
ence that in every instance but the purest and
tesirab" articles in our tin will be offered for sale to our
customers. "
Rg'a'c tcfS s. W. Thayer, NJ. Dean Of the Ned-
3a Faculty in the University Vermont; W arpenter
rot etc j" the Vernon. University S. Pierce, Agent
5uihngion. County commissioners James Mitchell
Cnftenden Calvin Blolgrtt, Isra- Goodwin, Aonzo
@earc2 Washington Charles Davis, T. sanborn Caltdo
ia; "" H. H. Bngh'm, N. #. Thomas, Lamoie :;
;Jhester spencer, b. Frisbie, Rutland A. H. Gilmore
don. SEQ. r Baldwin, Orange Geo. Fisher. wndham :;
iorshn Nsedham Ira Clifford, Addison Hon. r. II
Hoyt, Franklin Co. wf27om3&
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BnAproRD. VT March osth 1ss,

bhAplokD W.. March 18th, 1861.
10 Gho" u md3 concern Il hereby certify that have
os2n Com Of Orange County for the years 1850
9Th whcA have supplied the Town Agents of said Co
rom Charles Backman, No SO Front Street New York
hat nave mad careful analyses of Wines and Ii
4u9rs made by Chas = Cha nnler ESQ., Professor of the
Analy tica' Chemistry Union Hoegc Schenectady N Y
ma uat IN al aud every instance the has been to
nroVe them to b. perfectly pure an suitable for medci
-'di plrp jsGS. "a -sss "a t;s
csn therefore Dst confidently recommend the house
i Charles Backmln Co. to all those who prefer giving
&te.i orders to honorable and console ntious m m
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STATE OF VERMONT. DRCBATE COURTS within
wlsnIsa7oS DIsrR1cr IS and for the District aforc.
said will be holden the Probate 0ce, in Montpelier in
id District, Tuesday of each week. during the yea,
ensuing. Persons hay business with said Court are re-
s,uestcd to atten to the said court days.
7. K. MERRILL, Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-06

20 MESsRs. CnA5. BACKMAS 4 Co.. n. "
GeEtemeH We avail ourselves of this method to In
.! m you that we have repeatedly made an examination
u ErauliHs, Whisky, Gin and Wincs, with which tie
enden County Agency at Burlington, has been main
supplied from you: House foy the past three years al
From you
We have found them invariably of full strength and
Iln purify aud qu lty, superior in every respect 20
specimens from other sources. For medicinal uses they
2hey nave iu!Gitd our expectations and received our u
qualified approNa and without hesitation VIC confidently
econnend them to who wish supply themselves with
'1 9rs upon which hey rely for purity strength
We are,
Your most obodient servants,
SAM'L W. THAYER JR.. NJ. d,
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-03-07
A Motto for the Day.

Henry Clays Speech in the Senate, Jan. 90, 1850
And now, Sir coming from Slave
State, as do, / owe it to myself,
owe it to truth, l owe it to the subject,
to state that no earthly power
could induce me to vote for specific
measure for the introduction of Slavery
where it had not before existed, either
south ornorth of that line. Coming
as | do from Slave State, it is my
solemn, deliberate, and well matured
determination that no power-no earth
ly power-shall compel me to vote for
the introduction of Slavery south or
north of that line. Sir, while we re-
proach and justly, too, our British an
cestors for the introduction of this
Substitution upon the continent of
America, I am, for one, unwilling that
the posterity of the present inhabitants
of California and New Mexico shall re-
proaeh us for doing just what we re-
proach Great Britain for doing to u.s..
If the citizens of those Territories
choose to establish Slavery, l am for
admitting them with such provisions
in their Constitutions but then il will
be their own work, and not ours, and
there posterity will have to reproach
them, and not us, for forming Consti-
tutions allowing the institutions of
Slavery to exist among them.
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New Advertisements.
PROBATE ORDER.

CTATE OF CHIGAN-County of Cass.-ss.
y At session of the Probate Court for the
County of Cass, holden at the Probate Office, in
Cassapolis, on Friday the first day of March, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one. Present-Clifford Shanahan, Judge of Pro-
bate. la the matter of the estate of Christman
Sern, deceased. On reading and filing the petition
duly verified of Henry w. Bly,. praying for license
to sell real estate of said deceased.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the
thirteenth day of April next, at ten o'clock, in the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said pc
ttion and that the heirs at law of said deceased,
and all other persons interested in said estate,
required to appear at session of said court, then
to be holden at the Probate Office in Cassapos, and
show cause, if any there be- why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said estate,
of the tendency of said petition and the hearing
thereof, by causing copy of this order to be pub
lished in the Cass County Republican, newspaper
printed and circulating in said County of Glass; for
four successive weeks previous to said day of hear
ing. g. SHANAHAN,
true copy Judge Of Probate
March l, 1861. march7- Howl
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-03-07
MOTHERS, READ THIS.

The following is an extract from letter written
by the pastor of Baptist Church to the journal
and Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks
volumes in favor of that world-renowned medicine
-MRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
TEETHING:
1--WE see an advertisement in your columns of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never
said word in favor of patent medicine before
in our life, but we feel compelled to say to your
readers. that this is no humbug-wE HAVE TRIED
1T, AND KNOW IT TO BE CLAIMS. 1t is proba-
bly,, one of the most successful medicines of the
day, because it Is one of the best. And those of
your readers who have babies can't do better than
to lay in a supply" Oct25-27yl
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-03-07
ILLINOIS MONEY THROWN Our.

ILLINOIS MONEY Thrown Our
Our readers will remember that at the time of the
panic when stocks deprecated. number of the
Illinois banks were required to deposit certain
amount of additional securities for the circulation
then outstanding and a certain time given them
to fulfil the requirement. This time expired on
the goth of February. Most of the banks respon-
dsd promptly to the call but the following did not,
and the Bank Commissioners have ordered them
TO withdraw their circulation. The following is
the list bank of Raleigh, Bank of Aurora, State
Bank of America, Exchange Bank, National Bank,
Corn Exchange Bank, Bank of Commonwealth,
Southern Bank of Illinois at GRANVILLE, Bank of
Chester, Bank of Pike County Bank Of Quincy,
Grand Prairie Bank. Farmers and Traders Bank,
Railroad Bank. Merchants and-Drovers' Bank,
Citizens Bank and Morgan County Bank Probably
most of these banks viii be able 10 redeem their
notes at par, when their stocks are sold, but as
this will take some time, and as there is nothing
sure about it. we advise readers to have nothing
to do with them.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-03-07

Congress has refused to levy the pro-
posed tax upon tea and coffee.
Ex-Secretary Floyd is preparing a
lengthy defence in reply to the report
of the select committee, and to other
charges which have been made against
him. His trial comes on the term of
court which meets on the third Mon
day in March.
The second session of Congress,
being the end of the thirty:sixth Con-
gress, closed on Saturday last.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-03-07

up the. Joint resolution to amend the
Constellation Of the United States,
which is as follows:
Be it resolved by the Senate and
House ofRepresentatives of the United
States of America in Congress, as
sembled; two-thirds of both Houses
concurring, that the following articles
be proposed to the Legislatures of the
several States, which, when ratified by
three-fourths of said Legislatures, shall
be valid to all intents and purposes, as
a part of the said Constitution, VIII
ARTICLE IL. No amendment of this
Constitution having for its object any
interference within the States with the
relation between their citizens and
those described in section second of
the first article of the Constitution as
call other PERSONS" shall originate with
any person that does not recognize that
relation within its own limits, or shall
be valid within the asse mt of every one
of the States composing the Union.
Mr.. Corwin, moved to strike out -arti-
Gle twelve, and insert in its stead as
follows:
That no amendment shall be made
to the Constitution which will author
ize or give Congress power to abolish
or interfere with any State with the
domestic institutions thereof, including
that of persons held to labor or servi-
tude by the laws of said State.
MIR. Hickman moved to lay the sub
ject on the table. Negatived-67
against l22, 2ea 20
The, joint resolution, as amended at
the instance of Mr.. Corwin, was re-
jected-12O against Tit not receiv-
ing the necessary two-third vote.
The nays were.as follows:-
Nays-Aldrich, Alley, Ashley, Beale, Bingham,
Blair. Blake, Brayton, Burlington, Burlingame,
Burnham, Butterfeld, Carey, Carter, Case,
Coburn, Conckn, Conway, Covode, Dawes, Duell,
Edgarton, Edwards, Eliot Ely, Farnsworth Fenton,
Ferry, Foster, Frank, Goocb Graham, Grow,
Gurley, Hickman, Hutchins Irving, Kellogg, of
Mich. Kilgore, Leach, of Mich, Lea, Longnecker,
Pettitt, Potter, Pottle, E. r. Reynolds, Rooce,
Sedgwick, Somes, Spinner, Stevens, Stewart, of
Penn, Tappan, Tompkns, Train, Vandevere, Van
Wyck, Wade, Waldron, Walton, Washburne, of
Me-, Washburne. of ILL.,, Wells, Wilson, Woodruff.
On Thursday, motion to reconsider
prevailed by vote of 1928 to IS and
the question was again taken on agree
ing to the resolution, which was then
adopted-yeas 1873; nays 65.