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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

NOR SALE-A TWO. SEATED
il TEANLKeT ELEf6n saltshls ~ 80 g to
asrssA saarly ne@ EHQsst 81 THIS ofsl~A
MASON a. FARWELL.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

The proprietor ~ ibis right IN the County II Rsshihs
ton offers sell he right 10 nAauaetars ard EsHd De
the Anderson spring He'd Baton In isxnI sLsf sing.
or combined ~ elabs single parties wishing, IsA
terms circulars and tesllnynuls addi'st uitb Stang
a. l.. BOWIN, .
eui IAet Itsf+esf "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
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each one ,Sn hsye are Orr, pat int snstiepse'
sealed up Ana wiSeA, and whsa erdsrea, aN taeee
out without rsrard H. shoigs sid reht ~ mai ties
giving all fair chance. un freslp, 81 the tertth'
cate, yoa Ia .re WHIST you rpn have, sad thea " y
nj your option IL send one dolHr apd tsAe ihs att
eis on not
ONE 81 these envelope. vtll be sent hy snail On re
ceipt Of ~ ,cisi hvs ier 81, eleven ist "a thriy
AGENTS. wanted every where. 0rews induce
meats TO Ladies' and Gents to act ~ tneh. Fail net
to send for Circular. which gives spsslAl terms Is
list, and petilealarr. Address ,. v, lNskuM
CO M. 1es hrcadwar. Nsw refk'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

UTtLS0N'S EARLY BLAt KERRY, Large
w Sweet and Productive, ahead Of all other
Blac kherries in market aud brings more money
Price per Mail Plant. 81 II Plants, S2l. Phtt'
,lphia Rdpbe'rg,2 Pl,nts, 81; u Phnts, d.
Send FOR Catalogues gratis.
WILLIAM PARRY Cinnaminson, N j.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
Rewnre OF Coan.crfrL..r

This like all other valuable ihvsnOrs hss bvsh ears.
terfsitea. Buy. none but the AhDEEBok EFkIFs
BED BoTT0M AZ all oihets are mis+tAhis swHnlss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

Mon A MoxrH - AGENTS s,n,sd ~ siI eatirs
49, " hs~ a4tlesrs .asl oss Asidfs''U s"aAA
e9av nathAnK hii3sipFyi. Mahr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
CAUTI Nj

Thsh 10 certify that have purshsssd the sEslss'vs
right TO ma and ysnd the ABdsrssh apfns Res
ia the County Of BeuHlbEen tsHesIt the tsvss u bet
set and Rupefl Al persens Infringing upaA ssl6 ghs
A. L. BowkEs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09
THE ANDERSON
0wB n@
a
SPRIs e BID BOfT0M.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH or AMERICAN sEawsl

This desirshle BED hps Aow bssnih nee ssafnstsst
myth Of time show that Il Eivss entire satisfAsiss
Ind actually 10 the valued The more "a 10 tfisA
IL has many advantages the coil 81 elliptic sFTihs
Ist, II Is much i2htsr. weighing only W ll.s.
Ind II never grts oui 81 order when properly ppt ~
3rd II BE- lifted IN ten minutes time any hsdsissa
It'll II Is much durahs than any 81 ~ srfiht bse
Bin II costs but uneshRf much a. vni srrIHTs fs
s,h II does thu sedohg. aHd b. ssse sih
or pihout inAtlfsts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-09

7 ooK NE RE

", as.. .,.rys.1y ssr sA.a svsas Al yS.ssa a
Eiseslsstf
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
~ Onn TONS OF
1U.UVV SCRANTON COAT AT AUCTION.
August 20, lr.S

NV loek, August -, l-'S.
The Delaware. farkswanra and Western Railroad Conn
sny hold thegr orsy auction sale of Coal ed
nrsdsx the .th day of August ib. stwelvr o',ex
nj their saiesooms - Exrhange p,se of VII
ibn New York, AT which time ihcy will sell, by
Me..rs. JOHN n. DRAPER a co, Auctanecrs.
FORTY THOUSAND Tons
scranton Coal OF the nsuai sizes deliverable
their depot Elksbcthport ~ d. daring the onih OF sep
tcuAbcr next .
The sale he positive rach lot put ~ viii BE- soid 70 the
highest bidder bids any form whatever. being mat.
~ behalf of The company The .vndons
viii be fully made knowngat the time 0f sale.
TENS-fifty ton. lnvahe 10 current fund- on
ss Of sale ssd the balance within ten days thereafter
~ the onicc Of the company. -
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
HxrnE--E<.

A ngEsNAvs FEEN 4ftHN $50 FA48A8M ~
n fvsss 0r~s lis Nsmt NtF@r tlFsft HtAA
s~s~l lnfuHafa tsr,lt.. misssg ~ fe8 ffs ~.
vlsassoa1es lssgt tet aff s4f4gtt fsf fai - " -
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
MARBLE wsSrEL~.

xtapgtg sANfffs Or rpg sEHr Ffsl-f swp
MI ~ tusasr dr4sls s@ftl~f tMsN sissNhKFs
SIMON kLABEn r -eafhlt Nanelst.efg = fifrt ssrr-s
asAs fh.ft .ifse'. ~ Nars
vskneLri1rD eisrE nsffKis - rKAiow ~
tu .sf~sFsNse sga-~ tTfNNis Hsif ~ IyAat4.
~ s4rWanr ~ rHsA ssssas seisess fsarr.est as
Thttf . - sife~ts
The New York herald., 1866-08-27

only AMERICAN LINE.
~ THE NORTH AMERICAN tLolDS United States
Mail steamer
BALTIC. A. q. Jcne.: @"n l., lGoch.
Leaves New York Tor BREMEN. raifr at COWEs.
On THURSDAY August ~,
Taking Passengers 10 IOSDok, UANRE. SOUTHAMPTON
and BREMEN M thS following rats, payable ~ gold
First cabin Stb ser,rd sS2 ~ saersge. .xU ~
The W Es1EHN METROPOLIS viii follow August ~
for freight sssgc apply a.
RTGER BROS. General Agrrt.. a. Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DAcIFfC NAIL STEAMSHIP coarANr's
4 THROUGH LINE
TO
rAtIIOHyfA,

lDACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP fuIpANIfS
THROUGH LtsE
CARRYING United sysrEs ,IsA NAH.
Steamer. lesvr be, Nor, liver Canal stree,
seri-@hsr i-Ssw YORK, Captain wen connecting vita
rnY,l qsSs, ,a,, css.u s.nr m
s.s'.sss. Tiy i csgl.,a q cr.y
Al separsss ." Sses ,s g. Asspss9 @ & ,, q =, ssa r.
and ITO for Central American rs, anu those q ls ouct
DeTartars of I'm -ro month connee, With M nes steam
line iron f.osna 2 Au-,,'i,. ud Nsw Zealand
he cempsnss chnA Iine. leaving Am franci-,
One 6uadrsc pounds Sssrsse allowed each adult aedi
encs snd attendance free.
The ode or thr wharf n canal grsss Nor1R fger
Ssw S5rl *. noiAiS, hs.at
NEW YORK To VERA CRUZ DIRECT.
Vii II The SehTfhf if ts 2srASf
I.sg!ro .s,a. y, ,.p.,oDer
c,sss css q s Esssfsz se szs ssss l, sssss e .ss, rr
u,v.xA. srs,t ,Sn ysr, cRrz -AaEE,c,S .sp
al s.sss s" S .sSe ss' sSasTax 's w sas fss s
viii lesr pes ~ Norsi river irr hr abovr
peri, Nena~. sspieanc Va spd - wednesday, ocfoer
f'' fss' cilss, & b'- ( wl'Isgy. aa.p q Broadway
+ REarLsr rNirrD srArEs VAIL srKAsres
ss sag f.ss ss s a. s.sshr MIN '''
cofIMBiA, %. n. Bsrson. Commander August ~
MoREO c.srIK y. stsus.. Commander, SsrL ~
oNRRisos 4 ALltx, tgsn,.. 10 ao.ling or..p
L,oR nAyASA DfHrcT
II The ~sssmsAip COLUMBIA viii pssiifve5y ssI whh
esnhisoS ssf sisS = sFs Y SS.i sss or-.a
i steamship ropoSA. no,ey.. conmana-r. wIli receive
fr~i chi. tsr % Es.' se -aa ss wednesday, sepieu
bets s,sf. w f,e,sh, ,or I.,s,s. h:sng s.f~rl sc
isre oy 10 ,,go BlDDLL 90. ~ rsrt p,sss-
T,rrrLAs LINE roP GALVESTON piHgcr-rr,v
80. r,ey se S5rth river on Tharsday nsttsaser j Il
soriosk r. " ptecsriY, Tor usiv~stvu.
f0r freight = ''' srcgsosp. 4 csSt rrLssroS 90.
~ sraadvny.
r,og syw uRiEAss--BI.AcE STAR TINr
r rhls lpe viii feams heif weekly rps ~ aetpa'cias
the steamship .,...,. .,,,,,-s,
r.tsAfn 4. " Hadr~fs
on sATrRpsY. ssgi~'nser !, from PEE - y r.. q
For faishs passage, having superler see~sgs'ors
spriy 70 X iDNpl - Assnt
Dawn Mccoswn tsent u Ns~ orisana
y,os sEH nEiKANs DlRKcr
II The rsw And Grsl eisss slrsnshir GfSfHsI MpAUF
S.p';T a.. .sp ysr .sa s1.s ..s sk kss.ss qua ~
''''''''' 'il" X icE5s2ElLs co. swsa. street
Il MAI sssarship s"saran.'s ssssnshp l.rtSfNc ~1tR
wiii iesve saturday -er'swt~I - SF y, from 90
.sgi, .sssy ssssssos. = % s-ss. ~ s.ss a.s :, ..
rroR FJ0Rip, DisEsu STEAMER DIcrkIoa
Wfl tsts nexss ~ rsrn4a'nH 1tet.'nyse. riesissa
V r,..ss saa ~ ". spa .,, ,.,,ls 80 -.
kKrHtn Lf.nf 1sNiiias, 'lrss,
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

ATE CEDAR STREET
IA CARRIAGES. HARNESS. SADDLES &C,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
The New York herald., 1866-08-27

A SHIFTING TOP LIGHT WAGON FOR sALE.-HAs
pole. piano boz. and in good order; price 500 MAC
hEYs eLables. Twenty third street Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
ExttfnSIo>s.
wAr,nE-. Jrv Ein,. &c.

xt-.4,HfA. y CAftrUrsfs pfsRpSp4 ANp ArutMk
w Ia refihEe serffrf HtVlNAe1 M 1Ds 94n MMaft
asis esnar4rr.r' ~ Esoss~sy rts ~ tfs@fwsv Pre-
ns ssat - nstN AfHhFi &NNHNs
The New York herald., 1866-08-27
THE TURF.

L,AsfIoN COURSE E.-TRorTTNG ON MoNDAy
Angnst st3P NJ match for $500 mile heats; , ss,t
son; J. Lovet's b. 6 Sid Nichols,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23

BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH.-
a. j. 1SAACS nj d. Pro'esso OF the Eye and Ear
treats all diseases appertsinng to the above members
with the utmost success Testimonials from The most
reliable sources in the city enn be seen at hisofiee
Tactiee, l03
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23
SHlPPiNG.

zFH%s, HAMILL'S PASSAGE OFFICE.
ssS1Aat4lssstes9s 1Aat4lsstes9s ''ANCHOR LINE OF SIEAMERS,n
'H1BERNlA," "CoLUMBIA."
"CALEDONlA.n "CAM bRIA,"
"BRlTANNIA,' INDIA"
Steam to ...-----
LIVERPOOL LONDONDERRY, BELFAST. DUBLIN,
NLWRY, CORK, AND GLASGOW.
RATE OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE IN PAPER CURRENCY. t
CABINS. 500 $780, and 80
STEf RIA $50
Steamship "HIBERNIA" leaves SATURDAY,
January n. - -. ..-..-
THE PAID CERTIFICATES
issued for bringing out passengers from the above
points at
IowFR RATES THAg ANY OTHER LINE.
Also to and from
ALL sTATl oNs ON THE IRISH RAILWAYS.
SPECIAL LR0rICE.-PasseDgers will take particular
noice that the Anchor Line" is the only line granting
TIN ough tickets the above rates from Philadelphia
the points named above, and that the undersigned Is the
only dn lY authorized Agent in hiladelphla.
Apply to w. A ANILL,
Sole Agent for "kNCHoE LINE"
10 No 2l7 WALNUT Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23

~Sse%sg. STRAIN TO LIVERPOOL
s&ss,hlksAH Calling at QUEENSTOWN The Inman Line,
saiiine S2fMI WEI KLY, carrying the q g. D.
EDINBURGH ednesdRy january IL.
CITY OF BALTIMORE Saturday January 20
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Wednesday January a.
CITY OF NEW YORK, Saturday, Janu ary n.
Atnoon from Pier "A North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE. 80 -
First Cabin. S90O0 Steerage. .93oO0
First Cabin to London IS 90 SteeragOt IA dom 90
First Cabin 20 Paris .lO5gO steeragss aris 1000
Passengers also forwarded 20 HaW Hamburg, Bre
men. &e, &C. modeTGte rates.
Passage by the mai steamers, saisd every SATUR-
DAY, payable In gold Passage b3 the milo week
steamers payab Q In United STATES cuf olcy.
Passage by the Wednesday steamers = Cabin, e9O
steersee S35; payable IN United states currency.
steerage passage from Liverpool or Queenstown, $50
gold Its equWaleDG Tickets can be bought here BY
persons sending their friends
FOrmrther Information apply at tkN Company oniees
JOHN q DALE, Agent
No. Ill WALNUT st {. Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23
PIANOS, do.
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. 8. Il. AJEe7t's Worlds
hair RestOTe9' and Dress
ing i1eUigOrGte, strengthen
and le1agthen the hair. They
act directJy upon the roots
of the hair, supplying re-
QaEiFeG 4lOlI4'isIs411e9at, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair dts01D-
pears, bald spots are coz
cred, hair stops falling, and
laIcat1'iGaat gTOaVth Is the re-
suIt. Ladies and C7eiLCIre91
qCiW appreciate the delight
fiCL fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance i1apGrt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of sOiISstg the skin, scalp, or
most elegant HeGd-dress.
1 90 sold by ALI DruRgisss.
Depot 1893 & 200 Greenwich st. MY.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23

@K]eA FOR NEW YORK.-DESPATCH
and swlftsure Lines, via Delaware and
haTlan anal 1he steamers Of these lines leaving
daily at IL o'clock NJ, and O'Clock T. M, nom third
pier above Walnut street
For freight which will be taken on a, commodating
terms. apply to VILLA M. BAIRD q CO., No. lA s,
DELAWARE Avenue.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23

III WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
The trains the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leaya
IN q New Depot at IHIRTIETH and M "a KIT Streets.
THE cans Of the Market Street PASSENGER Railway run
to ana from this Depot They leave Front street
every two minutes, commencing one hour previous
the time OF departure ofeach Train and allow about
so minu es for a trip Their cars IN waiting on the
arrva each Train, ana connections with an
roads crossing Marker street.
on SUNDAY Cars Eleventh and Market streets
at 645 p M. connect with Pittsburg and Erie Mail
and al 10 25 P. M with Phi adelDhia Express.
Mann's Baggage Express Is Ocaieda sO3l s. Eleventh
street. Parties desiring Baggage taken TO the can
have done at reasonable rate upon application TO him
TRAISs LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT DEPOT, THUS -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23

Philadelphia Express leaves daily Pittsburg and
Erie NJ all leaves DAILY Except Saturday., All other
fns es1 sxseRt ssinaS ompa0v win NO.
any risk Baggage except for Wearing Apparel, and
limit their responsibility 10 One Hundred Dollars 10
value. All Baggage exceeding that amount In Vaue
contract
THOMAS Fl. PARKR, Ticket Agent at the DeDot
An Emgfant Train runs daily Except Sunday FOR
full information as TO fare and accommodation apply e
FRANCIS FUNK No. l31 Dock StreSt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-30
The Presidents EquanimitY Tested

The Presidents EquanimitY Tested
They tell story about the President
and a severe test upon his good humor
which will do to relate The "Righi
Way" is small seven-by-nine sheet
sadly misnamed, and devoted primari
ly to the abuse of Andrew johnson
and secondaTily to the advocacy of the
Sumnerian mode of reconstruction.
Lew. Campbell happened to pick up a
copy of it few months ago, which was
peculiarly "rich" in vituperation and
scandal He took it to the White
House, and, in the course of an inter
view with his Excellency, drew it from
his pocket, with the remark, "Eow, Mr..
President, I'm going to test your differ
ent mental and moral qualities. Let
me see how you are as to philosophy" +"
Campbell then read an article enti-
tied ANDREW johnson and Thomas
Paine" written after the manner of
Plutareh's Comparison" and designed
to show that Paine was q very estima-
BILE man compared with johnson. The
President listened to it attentiVely.
"How do you like that2' said Camp
bell
"Well, it's not bad said Andrew,
good-humoredly.
Now" said Campbell, "I want to
test your patriotism" And he read an
article showing that as between An
drew johnson and Benedict Arnold
there was large balance in favor of
the latter in the matter of love of coun-
try.
"How do you like that" said Camp
bell
ooh, it will do This is free coun-
try, you know" smilingly replied the
President.
"Well, now prepare for test of your
fidelity, said Campbell, and proceeded
to read an article entitled Judas Isca-
riot and Andrew johnson" to the eff
feet that the betrayal of his Master by
the former was as nothing compared
with the betrayal of his party by the
latter.
What do you think of that, Mr..
President2"
"Well, 1 guess my shoulders are broad
enough to stand it, replied his Excel
lency, not at all moved to displeasure.
NOW, here comes the climax" said
Campbell and began to read double
loaded editorial to the effect that the
Right Way would be circulated through
the agency of the Freedmen's Bureau,
under an order from Gen Howard.
How do you like that, Mr.. Presi-
dentY inquired Campbell.
The President, laughed, looked his
Ohio friend in the eye, and said: "Well,
now, don't mind the other things, but
doesn't it strike you that the Howard
part is little too steep?'
Campbell said it really did occur to
him in that light. The President finally
took the paper and made some note on
the margin of the order of Gen. How
ard-since which time it is supposed
the Freedmen's Bureau hasn't been in-
strumental in circulating the Right
Way" to very great extent
SERIOUS QUESTION.
A friend of the President was urging
upon him, the other day, the necessity
Of his making more removals from
office than he seemed disposed to
make, and finding Andrew little hard
to move on the subject, became indig-
nant at his stoicism, and finally burst
out:
"Mr. President, will you answer me
one question p
81 will, if can" replied Mr. johnson.
swell, then, in the name of God, do
you think you can kill hogs by greasing
their bellies with butter ?"
The President thought in at ex-
tremely doubtful problem.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-30
By Telegraph
IMPORTANT DECISION
Another CFeVaSse.
Fire at Saratoga.
Death OF General Scott.
E-nn-f n,.4- -. U-SAo
IMPORTANT DECISION.
Another CFeVaSSe.
Death Of General Scott.
Export Duty on Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2S.-In the Supreme
| Court to-day, Durrant 4 Hunt, always
Union men, argued the validity of Confed-
crate notes as the issue OF belligsrents
Judge Campbell, Confederate Assistant Sec
retary Of War, and Noise, Confederate
Judge, argued against them.
The Supreme Court has decided against
Moses Fox, claimant os three hundred
thousand dollars, by the viii Of John Nc
DonOugh. The cities Of Baltimore and New
Orleans were defendants. Judge Hvman
dissented. The majority say the proof of
the hand writing is indecisive tnat the
testimony of Nathan Cash is incredible, and
other circumstances are suspicious. The
plaintiff 5 counsel, Pierre Soule, is disap.
pointed.
Another erevasse, over one hundrsd feet
wide, has broken through below the city on
the right bank. The Opelousas railroad is
threatened. Negroes would not work yes
terday. The Red River country, 0uachita
and Atehafalaya are vast oceans.
After extreme heat there were two torns-
does to-day, with the heaviest rain, thuR-
der and lightning for ysars. The losses from
storm and flood incalculable.
NEW YORE, May 25.-Congress Hall, at
Saratoga, was entirely destroyed by fire this
afternoon. A small portion of the furniture
was saved. Loss 100000. No other hotel
was injured.
NEW YORK, May 2s.-The controversy
between the Fenisn leaders continues.
President Roberts has had an interview
with Stephens. The latter requested him
to discontinue the movement against Can
ada. Roberts replied that he was deter
mined to persist. He meant fighting. Ste.
phens asked him to desist thirty days. The
proposition was declined. The leaders are
now openly opposed to each other.
BALTIMORE, May 29.-The Executive Com
mittee Of the National Union party met this
morning. Montgomery Blair, P. M. Pur-
nell and other prominent persons were
present. Resolutions excluding reporters
were passed. The proceedings were con-
sidered private.
NEW YoRK, May 29.-Lieutenant General
Scott died at IL o'clock, a. m, to-day.
WAsHIEGTos, May 18th tax bill which
passed the House contains a provision for
an export duty on cotton Of five cents on
each pound.
By direction Of the War Department, will
be refunded the amount collected by order
of Gen. N. 7. j. Dana, as a military tax of
two dollars per bale on cotton at Memphis,
Tenn. Restitution will be made to the par
ties from whom the amounts were collected,
their legal heirs or their properly constitu-
ted attorneys or present relatives of the
same.
The Department of State learns from the
United States Minister at Paris, that if nat
uralized citizens of this country liable to
conscription in France but for their natural
izatiOn, will report to the Mayor of the dis
trict in which their names are enrolled,
producing evidence of naturalization as cit
liens of the United States, their names will
probably be erased when requested.
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The Law, we believe, cannot overtake
the guilty pair, but at least the repro
baton of society should, alike here
and abroad, be directed on the head of
the Italian villain, while the heartfelt
and most practical sympathy Of the
community, both here and in Wash
ington, should be bestowed upon his
unfortunate but most estimable wife.
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By Mr.. Wines: That the thanks Of the
House be rendered to the Speaker, Clerks
and or-keepers for the faithful perform
ance Of their respective duties. Adopted
on a suspension Of the rules.
Mr.. Patton entered protest against the
adoption Of the resolution, his point being
that it was quite apparent there was no
quorum present, the resolution could not be
acted upon.
ADJOURNMENT.
A message from the Senate was received
announcing that that body was ready to
adjourn.
On motion of Mr.. Wines, the House then
adjourned until the 5th day Of November
next.
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