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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-03

THE WESTERN HOTEL.


fINHE subscriber having leased for term Of
Il years this well-knowp Hotel, kept for many
years by Mr.. Lanioh,) and re-6ited and refar-
nished Il throughout, Is now prepared to enter
tain travellers and the public generally upon
terms II Is hoped alike agreeable 10 both patrons
and proprietor. His TABLE and BAR will
be supplied with the best the market affords ;
and no pains will be spared on bis part to add to
the convenience and comfort Of HE guests.
A Livery stable is also attached TO the o..
iablishment Horses, Buggies, etc, furnished
on short notice, or persons taken TO any point
desired JAMES A. sTlNE,
leI3 prnniininr.
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BEAL'S
LATE P0WEL'S INTERROGATION,
For all diseases incident to Horses, Cattle. .rd
Human Flesh, requiring the use Of an
external application.

For all diseases incident to Horses, cattle.,ss
Human Flesh, requiring the use Of a.
external application.
THIS new Compound prepared by pras,i,,
IL Chemist, having full knowledge Of all u,
medical virtues Of each ingredient that enter,
into Its composition, is warranted 10 exceed ,ut.
thing Of the kind ever yet offered to the Pab5,
az an external application for the diseasetf q,
which II Is recommended. We are satisaedtl.,
IL will work its own road into the conhdebss n
all who use II, and those who try il once Nh
never be with out II, and therefore we rely .,
experience ss the best test Of It's usefulnesh I,
is pronounced by Farriers, and all ho have ,rl,5
IT, to be the best application ever used. III,
Embroeation has been put up for over slga
years, and II is only through the increasing 4.
mand and urgent request Of my friends aud 4,
Public that l send il forth as the grand rsnsdh
agent for the various diseases 10 which Aa
noble and useful rimal, the horse, is subject
Many remedies have been offered 90 the puh.
lie under different forms, some Of these are n.
furious, Others at best Of little use, and rsu,
wholly improper to answer the purposes for Wild
they are recommended.
A judieious and really useful composition. fes
from those objections, has therefore long hsss
desired by many gentlemen who have Ttlr.b,
horses, and are unwilling 20 trust then 70 lhs
care Of designing and pretended Farrieis. Thsa
wishes are at length fully grati6ed, by ID.
Bealel being prevailed upon to allow thip vAlas.
bic EmbTocatioH (Which has proved 80 efie,ri,al
to the various diseases) to be prepared ssi
brought out to the public.
THIS EmhFocaton was extensively used "
the Government during tie war.
For sale by ilartsvick a Irwin, clomhsA.
Joseph X. Irwin, Curwensville. Daniel Geoi.
lander. Lu:hershurg.
Address All orders 10
DIR. EDMUND DRALB.
apr4,e7-ly COZ South Second ST., PhiaI,lfa.
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sUSQUEHANNA HOUSE.
coxEsTowN, DAUPHIN CO., PA.

fEHE undersigned takes this method Of in
Il forming the Watermen Of Clearield county,
that he has reftted and rc-opened the hotel for
merly kept by Z. shTener, at Coxestown, where
ne viii take special pains TO render satisfaction
70 all who favor him with their patronage. He
has blown all the rocks out Of the river and
planted snubbing posts for half a mile above his
place. lfebIs,'67l GEORGE FALK.
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL.

LUMBER CITY, cLEARTlELD CO., PA.
VIE undersigned having leased and reftted
Il TINS well-knosn stand, takes this method Of
bringing bis establishment before the public. His
Table and Bar will be supplied with the best the
market affords A liberal share Of public pat.
ronage Is therefore respectfully solicited.
jan2i-lyspd JAMES L. CURRY.
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9aiMi Mrdirints.


nEAFNEss, Blindness and 60.
~ treated with the uimosi ,oo...' 't,N'a
IsAACs, N. D., Occulist and Aurisi. Ifs,, !
Leydcn, hoiland,l No. spj Arch ,irssi tl,.ls
Testimonials from tls most reliable s,u,..,.
city and country can be seen ai biz o.. =
medical faculty are invited 10 aeeontsr, =, -
paiieris, a. ao has no secrets in biz prnsli-, ~
hciai Bye inserted without pain. No ,l.,-.'s.' ~
examinations. m,9,F
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A Great Discovery.

nNE Of the greatest and most useful discoreriu
~ IN medical science was made By the celebrated
Dr. J. Dumas, Of Paris, Chicf Physician to the
Imperial lnhrmnry Of France, in 1861. Those who
have been afflicted with the painful disease known
as Piles, and cfeciually cured by the use Of DR.
DUMAS FRENCH PILE SALNE, cannot speak
toe highly Of the benefits conferred upon them by
the use Of this remedy. u has never been known
to iail IN eaeciing permanent cure in single
case. In this respect IL surpasses All other med.
cinos of the kind viii do just what II /. recon-
monded fori If not. the money will be refunded
One or two boxes is sufficient to effect permanent
cure in four or six days Il the directions on tbs
boxes are followed. Price one and two dollars per
box according 70 size. Sent by mail or express 10
anypart Of the United States or Canada. Sold h
Druggists generally. A liberal discount made 70
the trade. Address d. S. DUNHAM A co,
WilliamspoH, Pa, sole Proprietors and Manuac,
turcfs FOR The United States and Canada. dty
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RAILROAD HOUSE.
MAIN STRICT, pnmIpsBURa, PA.

TUE undersigned keeps constantly on hand
Il the best Of Liquors. His table is always
supplied With the best the market affords. The
travelling public will do well to give lin a call
noyl ,'65. ROBERT LLOYD.
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THE EAGLE HOTEL.
cURwENsvILLE, cLEARFIELD CO.. ,

IHE undersigned having become proprietor
IL Of the above hotel, wishes to give notice to
the citizens Of this connty as well as to the trny.
eilng public that the house has been rehtiod and
refurnished for the entertainment OF Ria puests
His table will be furnished with everything the
market affords. His Bar will contain the best
brands Of liquors. Gtod stabling attached, and
none but careful hostlers employed.
jyll-u L. W. TEN EYCK.
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MOUNT VERNON HOUSE.
LUMBER CITY, cLEARFIELD CO., PA.

INHE undersigned having purchased this Hotel.
Il takes this opportunity Of informing the pub
c IN general, and travellers in particular. that he
has taken great pains in refurnishug and refiting
It with special reference to tho accommodation and
comfort Of all who may choose TO give him call.
LIQUORS Of The best quality will be kept at The
Bar, and the wants Of BIS patrons will be- attended
to with pleasure and promptness Ample STA
BLING attached thereto.
myg-ly JAMES ARTHURs.
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Good News for Mothers,

NN"p hVt lhVthNlos
nj OTHERS, arc you oppressed with anxiety
Atl- for your little onssi Are your slumtsr.
and hearts broken by thor criesi Do you a-s.s
in the morning unreireshed and sppreheu-srs'
II 50, procure at once a bottle Of DR.. Leoa's IA.
iaht remedy. and you will have no more wssry
hours Of watching and anxiety.
Dr., Icons Infant Remedy
Has stood the test Of years. ThouSnd, si
nurses and mothers bear witness that il ns,sr
fails to give relief IL used in season. Il ist
mild, yet sure and speedy cure for Collie, Cramps
and Windy Pains, and is invaluable for all COZ.
plaints ineiden, to Teethinr.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the United
States. Address all orders to
ZIEGLER & SMITH,
Sole Prorrietors,
nol4-y 1877 North Third ST.. Phnadelphis.
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ii. RIDGE.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

lStore one door east Of Clearfeld Housc.)
Market street. Clcarfeld, Pa.
II BBPs on hand fall assortments Of Gents
IN Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts, Linen
and Woolen Undershiris, Drawers and Socks,
Neck ties, Pocket Handkerehefs, Gloves, Hats,
Umbrellas, &C., in great variety. OF Piece
Goods he keeps the
Best Cloths of all "Shades and COIors,"
Such as Black Doeskin Of the very best make;
Fancy Cashmere, in great variety, also, French
Coating, Beaver, Pilot, Chinchilla, and Pricott
overcoating. All Of which will be sold cheap for
Cash, and made up according TO the latest styles
by experienced workmen.
Also, Agent for Clearheld county for /. NJ.
Singer Cos. celebrated Sewing Machines.
Nov. ], 1s65-tf II BRIDGE.
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Religious aaIsftllany.

FAITH--is a certain image Of eter-
nifty. All things are present to it.
things past and things to come. Faith
converses with angels and antedates
theaymns Of glory. Every man that
has this grace is as certain there are
glories for him, if he perseveres in
duty, us if he had heard and sung the
blessed thanksgiving song for the
blessed sentence of doomsday.
THINE ANGER Is TURNED AWAY
The anger of God is his displeasure
against sin. 1t is not a passion like
ours, which agitates and troubles us
but it is the calm, dignified, holy man
Hesitation Of his opposition TO what is
wrong. He must hate evil He will
always be displeased with sin But
he will not always be angry with the
sinner; when his heart is broken I;
when his spirit is humbled; when he
submits to Gods righteousness; when
he frankly confesses his fault; when
he is willingto part with all sin; when
he looks TO Jesus, and pleads his sac
ritice alone for his acceptance, God is
pleased, his anger is turned away.
He now smiles, aud forgives invites
the prodigal to come near unto him
sheds abroad his love in the heart. ap-
plies the precious promise to the soul,
sprinkles the blood Of atonement on
the conscience, and peace and Joy are
experienced Then the sinner can
say with the prophet, 30 Lord, / will
praise thee though thou vast angry
with me, thine anger is turned away,
and thou comiortest me-" Now God
appears as father; the believer is a
reconciled, happy child; whatever
happens to him is overruled for his
welfare, and every trial flows from
love.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-03
IRON CITY HOTEL.
HARRISBURG, PA,
lRallroad street. one eauare above the Depot

Nhe subscriber respectfully invites the public
Il and travelling community to give him call
Lumbermen are particularly invited. French,
German and English spoken in the house. Charg.
es moderate. [Apr, is I'll J. NJ. WEAVER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-03

DEING thus liberal minded, take this method
I'D Of informing the citizens Of Clearfeld and
vicinity that have opened shop on Second st.,
next door TO the County Nauonnl Bank, over
Watson's Drug Store, whore am prepared TO
make to order everything in the Boot and Shoe
line, out Of the best material and in the most
workmaulike manner, and on short notice. AMI
ask Ia trial
Done at clearheld, this 18th day Of July, 1855.
HARRY ROSS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-10-03

Dry Goods, Groceries, etr.
CLEARFIELD STORE,
Near PhiliDsburg, Penna.
William W. Bcia John y. Weaver
George l.. Reed William Powell.
w. w. BELTS az DO.
tsuccossors to Munson a Hoops)
HAvR just received large aad well selected
IL stock Of ali kinds Of Goods, such as
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Notions, Hard
ware, Glass. Nails, Oils, Paints, Queensware,
Groceries, Flour, Bacon, Feed, &e., which We
are offering at greatly
REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH,
Or in exchange for LUMBER and SHINGLES.
We intend to make 1t to the advantage Of The
TIMBER MEN
In the lower end Of clemfeld county and on
Clearaeld Greek to get their supplies from this
pointi being on the line Of the Railroad We
can sell goods on better terms than at any point
In Cleardeld county, and we ere selling our stock
at such prices as to make IL an object to those
buying 10 buy from US.
ADVANCES OF GOODS, FEED &C,
Made on account of SQUARE TIMBER, which
we will either sell on commission, or buy at
fixed rates.
ruit the times W. ". BELTS a co.
Near Philipsburg. Nov. 5, 1865.
ELOUR of different brands can be
had at all times, at very low prices, at the
cLEARFIELD STORE,
nOv5-f Near Philipsburg Pa.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c, in
great variety at the lowest prices for cash nt the
cLEARFIELD STORE,
nov5-n Near Philipburg, Pa.
SALT, by the sack or load, cheaper
than can be had anywhere else, at the
CLEARF1ELD STORE,
nov5-tf Near Philipsburg, Pa.
GALL & EXAMINE THE STOCK
Of Goods now selling at the
cLBARF1ELD STORE,
nOv5-d Near PhilpsbuIg, Pa
HIGHEST PRICE paid in Goods
or Cash for Lumber and Shingles, a, the
cLEAREIELD STORE,
nov5-h Near Fhilipsburg, Pa.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS, of all
kinds, are to be had at the clsarheld Store.
W. W. Belts a co.
Near Pbilipsburg, Pa, Nov. s, ls66.f
RICHARD MoSSoP is NOW
Selling at half their usual price,
DRESS GOODS,
cLoAKs AND sHAWLs,
BROWN SHEETINGS,
FLANNELs AND BLANKETS,
woOLEN GOODS,
HOSIERY,
MEMS CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING Goods
LADIES BOOTS AND SHOES,
GENTLEMEN's BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOYS do do
HOOP SKIRTS,
BALMORALS,
LADIES' COLLARS AND CUFFS,
RAISINs AND CURRANTS,
BRooMs AND TUBS,
CANNED FRUITS,
BEEF AND PORK,
FLOUR AND FEED,
&C., &C.. &c.
Down ! Down.!
THE LAST ARRIVAL (
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Farmers and Raitmen will End everything il
their line, and cheaper than can be
had elsewhere.

&e- Particular attention is invited to our
stock Of Stoves, comprising Spears celebrated
Antitrust, Cook and Parlor Stoves Of all sizes.
Also, the Niagara Cook, Parlor Cook, Brilliant
Dawn, Dew Drop, Arctic, and Common Egg
Pocket, &c.
All of the above goods win be sold cheap
for cash.
G II. zEIGLER & Co.
Philipsburg, Oct 10, ls66-ly
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A PROCLAMATION.
COIN g 1T 0NEll

No body Prohibited from Buying my
Boots and Shoes on account Of Race
or Color.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-24

know what was meant by secret and invisible in
nuenees. But II was easy for any man to make
charges Of that kind. when he failed in trying to
use the republican party organization TO carry out
his views. He was not dealing with the impeach-
ment question A. partisan only,-no amount Of po-
litcal pressure would drive him from the honest
convictions he had formed on that matter. lie
dctested the Presidents views and condemned his
action as strongly any man on that side of the
House, but even the worst Of offenders must be
dealt with according to law. He would not be
bounded down in this way for doing what he
thought IL right to do, aud NJ would continue to
exercise his own judgment on this and all other
questions.
This speech was a direct blow in the face Of the
impeachers, and produced in anstant effect on the
House, being greeted with a clapping Of hands
from majority of members The previous ques-
ton was then seconded and the bill passed by a
full republican strength
The Senate took up the veto as soon as it was
sent over from the House. Two or three senators
were rather inclined to speak upon the question
raised by the document, but it was late in the af-
ternoon, and they concluded to lorego the plea
sure of doing So and the bill was at once passed
without a word of debate
The last veto was Of the bill appropriating one
million dollars for carrying out the reconstruction
acts similar bill last spring signed under
protest No debate was wasted on this veto, and
the bill in question was at once put through both
Houses, thus rounding out and completing the
work Of the day and this sumner session.
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pumfstir Nrips.
W,snINnrnx- Lnlr 10

WAsnINGroN, July 70.
Tho bitter and defiant veto message having been
read in the House, Governor Boutwell, took the
floor and reviewed II in scathing terms lie con-
cluded by appealing to the House to examine the
charges against the President, and to impeach him
without delay if there be cause
Gen. Butler has ase briefly reviewed the inso-
lent language Of the President. declaring that he
should not be permitted to make such assertions Il
they are untrue aud that If they are true Congress
is not 6t to legislate for the people.
MNNEirotis, July 90
There is great freshct in the Mississippi Riv-
CT and the water is as high as in 1859 The Sus-
pension Bridge and st. Anthony Bridge are threat
enod. The Davis Mills are steediast. The Casey
Island boom, 9 miles above here. broke at three
O'Clock this afternoon, and million feet OF logs
went over the Falls. In hll ~ millions of feet
have gone over since yesterday morning. he
great Coon Greek boom containing thirty mill
lions Of feet is still safe.
GALVESTON, july 90
Headquarters are overwhelmed with reports Of
outrages in the Red River country. Coored peo-
pie dare not accept the Appointments registers
for fear'of their hives. Judge Sitmer prominent
Texan, has resigned his appointment in the bu-
resu being afraid Of the chief outlaw named Guest.
The coiorcd people flee TO the woods on his APP
proach He was once arrested but escaped. In
Sterling Robinson county, a colored church was
assaulted by two men and one woman killed
Capt Randall bureau agent raised a hundred
freed men and arrested the rngeaders.
WASHINGTON, July %
The Judiciary Committee met to-day and de-
oided they did not feel justified, under the reso-
luton of the House, in making She impeach-
ment evidence public yet
The new postal treaty between the United States
and Great Britain is to-day officially promulgated.
The President says he will execute the recon
struction act fairly. The power Of removal Of dis
trict commanders is left With the President by the
reconstruction act, but with the exception of Gen.
Sheridan he will probably not exercise it,
ST. LOUIS, July 81.
Very rich gold discoveries have been made by
the Momons on Green river. Brigham Young
is fitting out parties for the mines.
NEW York, July %
A Washington correspondent learns that it is
the intention Of Sec'y Seward not to send any
Minister to Mexico, as sort of retaliatory meas
ure for the rejection Of bis report concerning the
life of Macmillan, and for the purpose, in thu
event Of foreign war against Mexico of showing
the chiefs of that boastful Republic the full extent
of their dependence on the United States.
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~ telegraph 70 Hait0H'i JourHal.)
BOSTON CAfrLE MARKET,
ca RiDGE AND BRIGHT
For the week ending WEDNESDAY, July -, 1867


rh,. ss. oss5lo s9ssP SHOES Eat soga Veal CALVES.
5 5a;' , ssi1 ago, IS, sss 81 IS i SS S
s,,, o.,,,x-E,,,. f., rmSSss' a.. 80.
t425 let quality sls 90 49, md quality sil06 siS1b
81 quality s 81 70 yer 100 be- on to!al weight q hide
:, Poorest, Bulls, &c, sI.bO $500
Norklny ohtn fN9 90 pei pti. o. sooordingo their val
nT u a. beet 81 Handy steeIs sleOa 800
Yin o. without calves as may be agreed froW and dry,
stores Ysarpgs so sos years old $1,000 $1,000
three oldt, 500 500
Sheep Lamhs-bonA extra, "a oOc per Id. or
shotes-N holssale 0 cents retail, 90 eentspsT No.
Eat Hogs-7 - "a cents per -. live weight
Spring Pigs, o a cents per b.
VIZ oayss e. a. RsI bead
Cafskins, 20 a &c peril.
Tallow-6 i-2c per M.
Lambs peits. ~, shorn 3D. oouutry lots, 6 I2to7i-2
RIaARKs.fhere were AS Northern he Cambridge
msTset eern sent over from Rrghion which
numb as taken BY the butchers confirmation OF the
II Westefn Cambdige msusted unu.nai anxiety
both u show and 10 sell the butchers demanded
as to price particularly 90 the ordinary g slim
OF The Western than usual some Of the bend
log %, gson At glance harmed on thr sales fast
shower All bsli their stock until they found was
soe ISss .s ss e tor pqs I'D drGy s o.
Isom 10 10 II cents and bulls for j. n.
Hutchinson ,odo bull for sioor per Ii, three year
sfo 10 for 500, sib, 10 n o.. per 10. NJ T.
shauck sold ;. cattle atlb Al u - cuts - SKI
pounds lower than 10 stock There
tle from Name but forty We ru bought ofed By the
"a cti. probably ofal atisa u cts
Inc mnon boe ers mp 80 .st trs m.e little or moth
SeSen aad ai55 wsses Fad aast ad ms fssoISbs
(, dlosTs textbook sold 100 at Ss1 j. Gordon III Al %
81 not cor mo T. Rice sod ls lambs al siS aud
~ sheer at &c Iei H. D. hoIkins lot a. $50
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foreign Minus.

NEw ORLEANS July 20
President Juarez arrived at the capital on the
14th. and was cordially received He emphaticsl-
" declines a reelection 10 the Presidency and has
ordered new election to be held He will retire
TO his hacienda the mountains as soon as his
successor is chosen
1t is officially reported that Gen Viduarra has
been shot thus meeting the fate Of Maximilian
Meiia and Miramon
Gen. Marquee is believed to be hiding in the
City Of Mexico. He will be shot as SOM as he is
captured.
It was reported in Vera Cruz on the 14th that
Santa Anna was still alive, but aterdates re ceived
in this city from Tampico state that be has been
shot.
The Mexican government is about TO publish an
address to the world, in which they expect TO JUS
tify themselves for the execution Of Macmillan
1t will treat Of the killing of $500 Mexicans for
defending their native SOIL and cite preeedents
which they think will clearly prove their acts with
in the range of propriety. They will produce
documents which they say will throw new light
upon what they have done. Some of the ablest
men Of the republic are engaged on the work.
NEW ORLEANS, July 81.
Late advices from Vera Cruz state that the
body of Macmillan is to be delivered to the Aus
uian legation The remains now the way
to Vera Cruz.
There is no truth in the report that foreign con-
sus have been molested in Mexico.
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"WTH Four MErAuc QUALwIcArIoNs man
may be pretty sure Of earthly success. Those are
Com in his pocket, SILVER in his tongue, Bias =
in his face, and lRoN in his heartn
But for tonic appetizer, and a gentle stiufi
liant, there is reliable virtue ia PLANTATION
BIrrERS. No article has ever been so popular
or done half so much good. Let all who have not
tried this great stomachic at test its quality
We understand that the Druggists and Grocers Of
this section are selling vast quantities. and that
scarcely family is without il. 7071
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The judiciary Committee was instructed to re-
port forthwith all testimony taken in the inpeach-
mcnt case.
The Committee on Indian Affairs was instruct
ed to inquire into the eNpediency Of providing for
the location of all Indian tribes Of the United
States on tract Of land sufficient for their neces
sites under the superintendent Of some humane
persons with a view to the education Of such tribes
and the protection Of all their Just rights.
The Conference Committee on Adjournment
reported a resolution that both Houses do adjourn
at AZ this afternoon until Thursday the Dist Of
November. Agreed to. Yeas ~, Nays &C.
Mr. Covode moved to suspend the rules that he
might offer a resolution instructing the judiciary
Committee to have printed with the testimony in
the impeachment case the reports of the majority
and minority.
The balance Of the session was occupied in ill-
clustering, and at 4.30 p. NJ. the Speaker declared
the House adjourned until the 2lst of November.