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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-07-02

NEW York HOTEL. This old and popular Hotel
has been thoroughly reftted and newly furnished
throughout. Morris & Brady, the proprietors,
deserve liberal patronage for the energy exhib-
tied in the face of repeated misfortunes. Mr..
Morris has returned from Nevada Territory and
taken charge of the business of the Hotel, which
is certain guaranty that nothing will be left
undone which can conduce to the comfort of his
patrons. The New York is the only fire-proof
Hotel in this place, and the Office Of the Califor
MIA Stage Company has recently been removed
to it. We trust the people will give it liberal
patronage
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-07-02
San Francisco, June l3, 1864.

NHE UNDERSIGNED, CALLING ATTENTION
to the above card give notice that on and af-
ter the first day of July next, they will continue
the business of the above copartnership without
interruption, at the old clearinghouse of Dono-
hoe, Ralstou Il Co., in this city, under the firm
name of FRETZ Il RALSTON, and in New York
through the agency of Messrs. LEES 4 WALL
LER, No. 80 Pine street and that on and after
the 18th day of July next, they, together with D.
.. Mills, J. B. Thomas, louis McLane, Asa T.
Lawton, VIM. F. Barron Thomas Bell, Jno O.
Earl, VIM. Norris, J. Whitney, jr., Q. F: Giffn,
A. j. Pope, Herman Miehels, Frederick Billings,
George II Howard, II. F. Teschemaker, A. Hay
wood Moses Ellis, A. B. McCreary, R. NJ. Jessup,
Samuel Knight, A. c. Henry, J. C. Wilmerding
and Wm. Alvord, of San Francisco, and Jacob
Korn, of Portland, Oregon, having become for
that purpose duly incorporated under the laws
of this State, Will carry on the business of Bank
ing in all its various branches, at the same place
and through the same agency, and upon the bn-
sis OF GOLD AND SILVER CURRENCY, un-
der the name of
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-07-02

CHARTER SURRENDERED.--The Grass Valley
National says: g Union Encampment No. IL,
I. 0. F., located at Nevada, surrendered its
Charter on Friday, 18th inst This Encamp-
ment, which was established at Rough & Ready,
May LIST, 1857, existed there till July 1861, when
it was removed to Grass Valley. 1t remained
here till July, 1868, when it was taken to Nevada
During the late fire at county seat, which
occurred November 9th, 1868, Union Encamp-
mcnt lost its regalla, valued at one thousand
dollars, but the charter and record books were
saved. So many of its members had left for Ne
vada Territory, that it was deemed advisable to
surrender the charter There is not at the present
time Encampment of Odd Fellows in Nevada
county, which is certainly not complimentary to
our Royal Purple Patrarchs.'
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-07-02

TEE BANK OF CALIFoRXIA.-Wc invite the at
tention Of business men to the extended notices
of this newly formed corporation, published in
this issue of the JOURNAL. The Bank of Califor-
MIA is started on the most substantial basis, the
stockholders, trustees and officers being among
the wealthiest and most experienced business
men in the State. The paid up capital of the
new Bank is 81, O0O, 900, and the business of the
institution will be transacted on the basis of a
rold and silver currency.
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INDIAN MATTERs.-Wc have heard much COM
plant within the past fortnight relative to the
action Of Capt Miller, in not prosecuting the
Indian campaign on the western border OF the
county more vigorously. Of the truth or justice
of the charges made We know nothing but are
informed that citizons of Hay Fork have gone to
Fort CASTOR to confer with Colonel Whipple in
the matter The citizens of that valley think
that if a detachment Of his company would re-
main there the predatory bands now doing mis-
chief might soon be cleaned out we nope the
Captain will get spunky and act on the sugges-
ton
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NOTICE.

nHE COPARTNERSHIP IN THE BANKING
business heretofore existing between Eugene
Donoboe. VIM. c. Rals,on, and Ralph 8. Eretl,
Of San Francisco. under the firm name Of EU-
GENE KELLY & CO.; New York, and DONO-
HOE, RALSTON & CO., San Francisco will
cease on the first day of July 1864, Eugene Kel-
ly and Joseph o, Donohoe Withdrawing from the
copartnership.
The business will be settled in New York BY
Eugene Kelly, and in San Francisco by Wm Z.
iston and r. S. Fretz
Depositors are requested to hand in their books
for settlement at the clearinghouse of Donohoe,
Ralston & Co. EUGENE KELLY,
(Per J. A. Donohoe. Attorney
JOSEPH A. DOEOHOE,
WM. C. RALSTON,
R. s. FRETZ.
San Francisco, June l3, 1864.
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Coop TINE AYTIcIPATED.-Everybo body who can
get means of conveyance will go to Bates L Van
Matre's party. 1t will undoubtedly be the larg-
est turnout ever witnessed in the county out
side of Weavervile. The Rush Creek folks will
have the road completed from the mouth of the
creek to John Arms in time for Sam Downing to
take stage load of Lewiston people to the party.
Supper will be served at o'clock, ball supper
At IL, and breakfast at next morning, all for So.
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REDEMPTION FUND NOTICE.
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co.,

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co.,
Wcavcrville, July l, 1864.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in accord
~ ance with the provisions of Act of Lcgis-
laturc creating Redemption Fund for Trinity
county, sealed proposals for the surrender of
county Warrants will be received at the Office Of
the undersigned, in Weaverville, up to the last
day of the session of the Board of Supervisors
in August next.
Rsay. No bids will be received for more than the
par value of Warrants offered, and each War
rant proposed to be surrendered must accompa-
ny the bid. A. COCHELL,
25tsb. County Treasurer
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NEW SToRE AND NEW GooDs.-Max Lang has
removed into his new store, adjoining Comstock
L Martin, and is receiving large additions to his
stock of goods Over two hundred thousand
mounds have arrived for him during the present
week. If you desire to buy first rate goods at
low nrices, FOR CASH, give Max call. Mex,
Sunday he will receive the largest lot OF cTockery
ever brought to the place
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the DEsEnrEns.-Lieut. Middleton left on
Wednesday morning for Fort Castor, having in
charge the four deserters arrested here One was
from Company C, "Mountaineers,' the others
from Company C, 9Th Infantry. Seven other de-
serters from Capt Millers Company are believed
TO be in the Cottonwood country, Shasta county
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS against
n R. G. Waugh, deceased, will present their
notes. accounts or other evidence OF indebted
ness to the undersigned Immediately All per-
sons indebted to said R. G. Waugh, deceased
are requested to call and see the unders,gnea IN
relation thereto. JOIN " DoHon.
Weaverville, July !, 1864, ."
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WE are under obligations to Sherm. Leach for
late copies of the Boise Ners We notice with
pleasure that the complimentary notice we gave
James C. Murphy some time since occupies
onspcuous place in the Ners of June 4th.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has purchased the entire inter
est e OF A Starr in the Livery Stable business at
North Fork, and that after this date the business
VIII wi, DE continued BY him. fine stock of sad
die animals will be kept constantly on hand
Animals boarded by the day or week
ALEX. TINSLEY.
North Fork, July 1, 1864. 25.u.
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BAD TKEATMExr-A San Francisco dispatch
to the Sacramento Star, June 2Sth, says Lisie
Lester complains that she has been nearly muir
dercd by spiritualists and clairvcyant doctor
who manipulated her nearly to death while lying
in a state of syncope few days ago. one VIII
have the whole batch arrested.
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NYw ApvERrIsExExrs--Read the notices of
Alex. Tinsley in this paper. He warns people
not to trespass on his property at Burnt Ranch,
which be was obliged to desert last year. A. J.
Felsss offers for sale his property at Oregon Guich
"a good chance for practical gardener to make
q profitable investment.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-07-02

NHE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
/ the above named corporation has been organ
lied for the purpose of carrying on the Banking
and Exchange business, in all its branches, in
this city and with the interior of this State, the
ncighboring State and Territories, and with Mex
leo also, with the Atlantic cities, Europe, Chi
ma, and the East Indies for which they are pro-
yided with ample facilities and in conformity
with the articles of association will commence
operations on the 9Th day of July next, at the
banking house occupied by Donohoe, Raj
ston & Co., corner of Washington and Battery
streets
With the view of giving to the business of the
corporation all the efficiency and promptitude of
private banking firm. together with that conf
dental seclusion of private business matters so
generally desired the immediate management of
its affairs is committed exclusively to D. o. Mills
ana VIM c. Ralston, as President and Cashier
respectively, to whom, or either of them. the
customers of tie Bank will apply on all husi-
ness matters. The regular meeting of the Board
of Trustees will take place monthly.
r The undersigned deem it advisable to call par
tcular attention to the following pcculiartics Of
their organization. which are positively binding
on all its members
Frst.-Sales of its Capital Stock can be cf-
fccted only after due appraisement by Stock
holders selected for that special purpose and
the Trustees Of the Corporation have. in all ca
ses, the right to become purchasers of the stool,
appraised at the appraisement, for the benefit of
the remaining Stockholders. This restriction is
printed upon each Certificate of Stock
Second.-Loans cannot be made to stockhold-
ers, except upon collaterals other than their
Shares in the Capital Stock of this Bank.
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New OrricERs.-The following are the officers
elect Of North Star Lodge, No. 81. /. o. 0. F.
for the coming term John NJ Einfait, n. G =;
Timothy Kaye, Y. G.; George W. Ward. R. S.;
Geo. Faxen, P. S.; Henry Junkaas. Treasurer
Fred. Walter, Jereh. Bennett and Joseph Craig,
Trustees. Albert Bowler, P. G.
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WELCOME vIsIT.-Our old friend SAM finley
now a resident of Sawyer's Bar, klamath county
was here this week in company with Captain
Swain, of SCOTS Valley. Sam. is extensively
interested in quartz mines over there THINKS Nc
has good thing in the 1" Black Bear" ana we
bona be has
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-07-02

USEFUL MAp-We have received from A. Cen
soul, San Francisco, Map of Richmond and
the surrounding country, made from official sur
vcys, giving complete view of the country in
and about Richmond. This map is very useful
just at the present time, as by it We can trace
the operations Of both armies, and gather bet
ter idea of the advances made toward the final
crushing of the head of the secession serpent.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-07-02

Sous OF TEMPERAXcE.-C. w. Day sends the
following list of new officers of Canon City Dl-
vision, S. of T, elected on the 25th S. S. Car
wood, W. P; G. w. Day, w. A.; Sidney Smith,
R. S: O. p. Grant, A. r. S.; Jas. Barrett, F. s.;
John Jones, Treasurer; c. w. Twanbly c.; j.
Deadly, A c.. VIM. Tcsh, l. S.; D. c. Thomas,
O S EnlIin Smith. Chanlain.
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THANK You've acknowledge the receipt OF
an invitation to be present at the Military and
Civic Ball to be given by the Lassen Rangers al
Red Bluff, on the night of July 4th. 'FraId we
can't come, brother Bishop.
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DAScE-We are told that social Dance is to
come of at YoAs's Hotel, North Fork, on the
night of the 4th, and those who attend will GER
sainly have q good time.
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NOTICE..

IN PURSUANCE OF TIE ABOVE ORDER
sealed proposals for keeping and supplying
the County Hospital for the term of enc year
will be received at the office of the undersigned
up to Monday. the LIST day Of August next.
\. j. LOOMS, County Clerk.
Wcaycryillc. June Is. 1864. % tsh
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UNION FoREvER.-Henry Overmohle, new VI
leans Bar building, has just received a large lot
of Union Playing Cards,-red white and blue
backs-a fancy article. Card players are recon-
mended to examine them.
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SErrLED.-The american Flag OF the ed ult.
published the following dispatch:
WASHINGTON, June 2lst-
Tho rold tax is settled Ny amendments the
,,r JOHN CONFESS.
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GIVEN OUT.-A San Francisco dispatch of the
25th stated that Gould L Curry stock was falling
RAPIDLY. Rumors were rife that the mine had
- pe.ered -
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Fool FOR (BAD) LUcK.-Jo. Lawrence, :" the
handsome Kernel of the Golden Era, is said
to have contracted a matrimonial alliance with
Ada Clare the strong minded Bohemienne.
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WE notice by the Humboldt IN. IT, Regsfer
that Oliver Stuart, Esq, of Douglas City, in this
county has formed copartnership with W. W.
Williams of Star City, for carrying on general
merchandise business.
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TIE Federal gurboat Lavender was wrecked
on Lookout Shoals june llth. and nine OF the
crew drowned. So says Newbern IN. c. dis
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-07-02

Ar the Sanitary Fair in New York the married
ladies were distinguished by black aprons, the
unmarried by white California and other Wild
ows by aprons hemmed with yellow.
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BouND OvER.-Francois Noseret. for an assault
on his neighbor, c. II. Petersen, was on Thurs
dag bound over in the sum of $50 to keep the
peace for six months. Cheap.
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PETITION IN INS0LV ENCY.

OF TRINITY AND STATE OF CALIFORNIA:
In the matter of the Petition of Hora-
ito Chandler VS.. His Creditors.
PURSUANT TO An ORDER OF TIE HON
| John Murphy, County Judge OF Trinity coun-
~. notice is hereby given to all the creditors Of
said InsoVent iIoratio Chandler. to he and appear
before the Hon. john Murphy. aforesaid, in opca
Court, al the court room of the Cont House in
the town of Weaveryille, county and State afore
said, on
Saturday, the e3d day of July,
A. D., 1861. at 10 o clock, \. NJ, Of said day.
then and there to show cause, if any they can.
why the prayer of said lnsovcnt should not be
granted an assignment of his estate be made,
and he be discharged from his debts and liahli-
ties, in pursuance of the statute in such case
made and provided, and in the meantime al pro-
ceeding against the said InSolYcnt be stayed.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Court,
lis. ]this Goth day of June. \. D., 1861
A. J. LOOMS, Co. Clerk,
E. f. ALLEN, Pitts Atty. 24.tet.
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SOUTHERN omen" AND NORTHERN REsEGADES.
1t is worthy of observation that the best, the
greatest, and the noblest men of the South nave
acknowledged that slavery WAS an evil ana
curse, and have uniformly spoken of it as thing
@ to be got rid off, at all hazards it has been
reserved for Northern doughfaces to sing its
praises. jefferson, Randolph, Clay, Benton, and
hundreds of other great men of Southern birth,
have united in 1eploring the existence of this
blot upou our free institutions while Yankee
renegades like Yancey, Benjamin, ETC., have de-
Tended it. The opinion which the greatest and
most magnanimous men of the South have had
of Northern apostates from the of freedom,
may be gathered from the following
Sir" said John Randolph. of Roanoke. enry neither
e head lie heart If that from the North, ario rises
here to defend slarery upon principle.
Randolph would have regarded with the con-
tempt and disgust of chivalrous and honorable
nature, such crawling reptiles as the Browns and
Streets-men Of Northern birth, who prostitute
themselves to act as jackalls of the Shareholders.
Henry Clay, that greatest and noblest of the
sons of Kentucky. emphatjcally declared: $50
long God allows the vital current to flow
through my veins, will never, never, never, by
word or thought, by mind or will. aid in admit
ting one rood of free territory 10 the everlasting
curse Of human 5ondoge."
The great Kentuckian would as soon have
Joined hands with thief fresh from the peniten-
tiary rs with renegade Yankee like Brown or
Street
Thomas II. Benton, alluding 10 the language
of Clay, above quoted, says
THAT was proud day ,uld have wished that hal
spoken the words. speak them now telling You they
were his and adopting them my own"
The following is the language of Patrick Henry
on the same subject
Slavery detested We feel its fatal effects We de-
pore with all the pity of hum unity Let all these c"nsd
Grafton at some period press with full force the
minds of Congress Have they not the power To provide ivr
general defense and welfet May they not pronounce
ali slaves free. will they not be warranted 10y that
have the in clear and uneuivoca terms
will clearly and certainly exercise it-Eu''ss iodeS
| r0f ), p. 500
| Such is the estimation in which all true men
of the South hold the false and treacherous rem
grades of the North Even while they accept
and profit by the treason they loathe and despise
| the trator.-1aericda F7ag-
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9eaths:

Killed, June 18th, in bis mining claim al
Union Hill, near Douglas City, RoDEhicK Z.
WAUGH, native of Virginia, aged SO years.
Glasgow, Mo-, papers please copy.
At Junction City, June 2sth, of brain ieVer'
KATE MARIA, daughter of John and Catharine
Jackson, aged year, months and 10 days.
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THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.

bE35~ D. O. MILLS and WIN c. RALSTON
will be charged with the management of the bus
mess of the Corporation.
WM. C. RALSTON,
r. S. FRETZ.
San Francisco, June Is, 1864 24.)m.
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MINERS who are obliged to purchase rope for
hosting purposes are referred to the advertise
ment of A. S. Hallidie Co.
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FourthIt being evident that the following named officer
be Of further this army hereby
from duty aud will report in person. without delay
Adutanr General in person Of the United army
Brigider General John Cochrane Commanding First Brig
aie, Third Division, Sixth Army Corps.
By Command of MAJOR GES. BuaY IoE.
L WIS RcIMoSD, Ass't-Adj' t-General.
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Portland, Oregon.
JACOB KAMM.

CORRESPONDENTS in New York LEES g. WALLER,
No. SO Pine street.
Correspondents in London,-BANK OF LONDON.
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" II ADorlGTEES. House Or
General Order No. 1Juiia Until the price falls no more
butter slltli be used in family. JAMES
He had hardly reached his counting house
when specicl messenger handed him this;
James Until butter is re-instae more tobacco will
uc used in this house. JULIA, Chief III stan
1t is said that butter won.
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BUTTER WoS.-The following was posted in
his house, few days since by Poughheepse
business man:
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8inhs:

In weaverville, July lst the wife Of F. Ster-
len, of DAUGHTER.
, 1864-09-27

-gStsers Or sab.ttutes, as loas a. she aooss VIA
Supervisor E. Ta5lor. ss1d th,t there :.sEe
@sp o. la St TO- e, :?
spPs.stor Jqeei ion SID !! snbst!t9tes had hey Key
M ss za nv; a,s fssa dtea ?s Ii;
vas 100 behind, hut hsd suosti'v1c7 been p.iu: It
wunid bot have been dI.. behind. Dy pairing 'ub'
s';otee, every nan III the county WILL asso Ms 8
seoeeTvi.or RUSSELL ras favor oI p,,i1sg, ~; tas
sutEutu'es or prtrc'p,s y 'etp az T. Is ,-
to raise 'be money. BE then ottestd the saAosta
:Eess,red, Tit Committee OF three be ap2o'ns-
ed to take ,he tnhiecs under consideration.
snpelvisor D'wo,f moved tsak's o' laid in the
snpef7sor bolton iiou,4t he present ~ wss 40: 70,
Is air to Divide the money pro Tata, amooe tne
fasor or paving sub.n1uies. lie WAS in favor ct
referring the subject TO The epn nn1lteo 70 woom
sheotber resolution we're ctared. He moved thas
The Chair stated that aimils. motion had beea
snper, tsor sh.esford moved to postpone any ac-
t9n until asne O'clock tnis s1Un motn1P y! ;.t,n tna
dlate action. II the bounty be pald to suoststutss
. he on d furnish three uso-tWo non9 fae county
Th s9n rs A2ghsqsf III sts s
Il by tonight the Provost AaishslI viii stop the
supe7isoc Brown moved toailow CHARTS Wn1-
Ct to adoresn the meeting
- Mr. Walker made feT teu1arks relattveto 1te
dficrlty experienced In obta,utrE the money, sid
the conpet!tpa between Tari0Eu distrtcta Who
have bt cn tp:sstfnc fnen 1n this county.
Supervisor Dalton said the tuhstts.4es enlisted
in Chicago woufd be credited 70 the cfy- II 10000
tott.!,utcs were obtained In Chicago they would
Supervisor T. 5. TAYLOR stated that the .5toislne
County was pay Ing $50 10 substitutes as we'll as
Volunteers, and that numbers were gol'zs from
Supervisor Farwcll ~sgsa III favor Of paving the
principals Ia tcrip. whiek shall not be placed On
the MARKET Each of the county towns csa taks
scrip enough to to pay for men 70 GIL thee rcsper
tye quotas. He Was in favor Of Issuing 500 ecttp
enoueh to Ill the ~ho.e auots, and that It be dis
tl,huted; pro 7c!a. staou9 the towns. Dy doing
tass all will Be tn equal foost.g. LIT the cst-
tl1cotes Given to principals be drawn up 80 they
can't be thrown on the usrkst. ;.
Cries Of question.
Supervisor shaektord hoped evsr7 gentleman
present he allowed to fpcak 10 bis lcE.s ceateut.
Supervisor Dalton wanted ,the div.~fon Of the
appn priat1ou made before the resolution pissed.
The question was then taken On the postpone
Dent which TTas ca1,ie1 By vote Of rs yeas to II
nays.
O'Clock.