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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold advanced cent in New York yes,
teFday, having opened at 1913, was 134s at
1880, and closed at 1916 at 4 P. NJ. The Of
ferings Of gold in this market are very light,
it being seldom that more than a few
hundred dollars are offered for sale. Deal
ers usually buy at . cents less than the
New York rate, and sell at the latest New
York quotations. Silver is taken at about
s cents less than gold.
Government securities were quoted in
New York vsstardav ~ GnIlovs.
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Chicago MAskeg

CaICsoa. Jan 2-Flour dull at - SASH 90.
sprinE wheat duIl and nominal. II s2 l3 for No.
l. and 81 ssZ for No. 2 Corn dull 50 7she
Oats dull az 4Og4O74c, Live hogs hsld higher,
With SLOW sales q s. OD86 o., Mes pork noIni-
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a Farm Wanted.

WISH TO PURCHASE A SMALL fAkM
/ In Middle Iennesses. we'll improve HHe
good water, and convenient g. Hrhgais ana
churchrs Peranns having such iaf sales III piears
addrsss me 81 NOISY Greek 4eaefs0n county.
East Tennessee. glth description. price, and Inli
particulars shout the land
jan 5-Iln Al. MOUNTCA TIE.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-COtton quiet and firm at
Sc Flour dull at l0d 2Oc lower. ex-State $40 50
oil 50; r. II. o., 81 00all S.. Wheat dali at
l62c lower. Corn dull at lac lower. western
mixed lac Oats dull and heavy Pork steady
Hogs frmer at 8jzG9lSe Petroleum, duh AZ l9c.
Crude 2qc
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NV Y0EE Jan, - The actisn Of one &C
Two hoases ia taking q 2 , cent far cash 10 ten
days. has demOrailzed trade IN onsoE tive brand 8
u prints. ieadina house reduced ltfe wfskoat
discount Ehish called forth greater eagtGm-
Standard sboetinFs steady ~ ~ Tor best make.
ard sssszdS Il o. =; othsz styles rrchanEst.
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Rnchelor.s Hair DYe.-Tl

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dpe-Harmless, Reliable. In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dues. InyigOratss the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine il
signed William A. Bstcbeior. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street, New York. deo29-ly
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GENERAL MARKETS.
weekly ReYieW of the Nashville Whole
sale Markets


NASHVILLE, Jan 80.
There has been no marked change in the
leading features of our market since the
date of our weekly review. Trade has been
steady and prices generally firm, with an
upward tendency, owing to the diminution
of stocks consequent upon the partial sus-
pension of navigation. The demand for
corn has been active, but the supply at no
time has come up to the wants ofthe trade
Hence prices have ruled higher than was
expected, and are still firm at our quota
lions. Bacon has began to arrive but there
is not much demand, and sales have been
chiefly to supply the retail trade in the
city. Our quotations are for the article in
store-the buying price is less.
In groceries there has been a fair trade,
and prices are firm at our quotations.
Heavy additions have made TO the stock Of
New Orleans sugar and molasses, relieving
the pressure upon the market, and sbating
the tendency TO advance.
CoTTON.-The FIRST three days of the
week, closing last evening, there was an az
tive demand, at prices ranging from 25 to
29tc. The market then became dnll, and
the next two DAYS sales we're light at lie,
cline, 2s4 being the highest price paid.
Yesterday there was great change. The
market was active, and the sales reached
$40 bales al PSI 10 29sc per pound, de
cided advance in prices. This improve
ment was Caused By an advance and large
sales 10 Liverpool. The days work was a
follows "a bales al 25l9 2ec; AZ al 25l
! 82Ssc; q at 2s@29c; 10 at 25sG 90; 6
al 2sc; II at 2s!@2sAc; 8 al pc 9 at 2er
/ So ii 2S4c. As Al 9q1c per pound.
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TurARrrSA.- This a. the title Of a
humorous work containing all the rich
poetry. amusing anecdotes and Jokes written
upon filters, waterfalls chains, and all the
other fashionable adiuncts 10 female attire
that have been in vogue during the past
wear. Il win he profusely illustrated. II
will also contain a comic almanac lthe best
ever made up ior the wear 1867, a
humorous fartune-teller, and several humor-
QUE stories by the best writers of laughable
literature Ia the country.
The book was written hy DARBY Doyle,
the inimiable. and viii be oul in Z few
days-say week on SO. Al who want a
good thing" will hold themselves In
readiness.
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White Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bros. on Rolling MN Hill. for sale at
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lumber! Lumber! beF.-AO, goo
feet Yellow Pine Flooring for sale. cheap for
cash, by J. F. 0'SHAUGHSEssY Co,
jan25-lw Opposite n. & C.. z. R. Depot.
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Ghe best quality Of Cumberland Coal can
be had Of P. B. Mason i Co.. No. "a North
Cherry street, at g. 70 per load Of Il bushels.
delivered in any part Of the city. janlD-tf
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BE Sure and 90 II g. Rice X Co. No 80
College street, and get Goods at and below Cost,
as their business will be closed By the 18th q
February. jan22-H
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slack Coal fcr sale cheap Al "a North Cherry
street ianlD-tf
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Wholesale Drug Store.

TWIN a PENDLBTON, HAVING SOLD
II their retail stock II No. - south side Of the
Public Square TO Mr.. II. W. Hasslock, have re
moved to the Store formerly occupied by Irwin,
Pendleton 4 Co., No. Inn Block, northeast
corner Of the Public Square.
10 their late retail customers and friends they
would respectfully recommend Mr. haSSlock as
a gentleman fayorably known rs Druggist OF
this city. and worthy Of their patronage as a
business man and citizen.
They have associated with them in business
their former partner. VIM. II. EWlN, ana pro-
pose, under the firm style Of Twin, Pendletsn
Co, to carry GA a general WHOLESALE DRUG
BUSINESS. as formerly.
They solicit the patronage of their former
friends and ell Others looking to Nashville Is &
market in which 20 make their purchases.
Mr.. Z. DUPRE. who was formerly with EWin,
Peraleton s Co, and iatterly with us, will
remain in the hnuse.s
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ToBAooo.- The tobacco trade has not
yet fairly gafned Some loose is coming
10, hoWevt, in wagons, and meets Eith
ready sale, at 292!c per pound Tor luss,
and 4I35c for leaf There is no tax upon
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CeIemnn.s Instnnt ReIief f,r Mamnnrr

Abscess. or bealed breasts" with females
after psrturition This is the only preparation
knswn that win sOoth and soften the breast aud
give almost Immediate relief. Manufactured and
for sale only at CoLEN4N's Drug Store 2l0 Church
street. tanl22aW-lm
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To close business, We are positively closing
out At New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries. Wines BFandies. Havana and Do
mestic Cigars. PASDoLFEu 4 RIgA.
janl0 u North Cherry street.
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ROota and Rhocs ChcaD nt 20 Publ

Buy Your Coal. the best quality Peacock.
at a North Cherry Streets so per load Of II
bushels, delivered. janlO-H
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london advices OF the evening Of the
18th inst, quote 5-2O's AT IS l-16.
Exchange on different points of Europe
is sold ct the Banking House of Thos. S.
Msrr sf this eoIlo,s;ng ratas
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Seasoned Poplar Lumber, corn'
Crawford and North Summer streets
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BEERSHEBl SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

10y VIRTUE Or AUTHORITY VESTED
10 in w. by a deed Of trust executed by The
Bssrsheba Springs Company, bearing date Detn-
Der 9. 1860, and recorded ~ The Register gihcs
Of Grundy county. state OF iannesaees BOOB ID
,,,oss M AMI ga We will GA the premises. o1i
MONDAY. the isTH DAY OF MARCH next,
ell b. the highest bidder, fyr One-iOurth cash.
and the balance IN 7ix, twelve and eighteen
months With interest. with waiver of fedsrup-
ion, az the property conveyed ID said deed Of
trust consisting Of upwards d 300 acres ui
land on which are situated The Hotel and other
huildings. c0ntaining some 10 rooms with al
the housshold aud kitchen lngnituFe. and other
articles IN sai4 deed which base not been DO
-tr0yed or taken away during the war.
Fhis place. so we'll known 81 a sumruar resort,
b equally we'll httsd Or = great literary ineti-
iuiiyu. join AkmhiELD. , &c.
TH0S. J. fiAEDfNG.
j4n25-dlm-w4t
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Boots and Shoes Cheap At 20 Public
S9uare.-In consequence of contemplated
change in my business. I offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he consumer or a merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself. as / am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTTNANN,
sep6-tf No. % Public Square
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A sure Pile Cure.-Ds. GrLBERT's PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles Sent by mail on recelpf~9f g.. Circulars
Free Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address ]. B. ROMAINE, Manager. No.
575 Broadway. New York. lnovl7-Sm
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To COuSumptiVes.-The Advertiser. hay-
ing been restored TO health in few weeks, by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease. COnsumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used. free Of charged. with the di-
rectious for preparing and using the same. which
they will find u SURF CURE FOB CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoECBEFIs. &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy, as it will cost
them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prsssJiption, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings county, New YORK.
octZ3-lY
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YeII0s PIRe Flooring, atlow prices. cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer SITS. 1T
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Building Lumber of all kinds. corner OF
Crawford aud North Summer streets. If
CesIRl Posts and Fencing AUmber,
cornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
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Books ana stationery

Newspapers and Magazines for sale by no
York, 80 Union r. jan Ism
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Board on HEALTH.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Health
was held last evening at their new and
commodious office "a the Kirkman build
ING.
The only business Of public importance
was the presentation, by a special commit
tee appointed for the purpose, Of memorial
20 the City Council, accompanied by a bill
proposing the establishment Of a Charity
Dispensary, for the purpose Of supplying
medicine 30 the INDECENT sick. This is an
institution that has been much needed FOR
a long time II founded on a proper basis,
and conducted with prudence aud economy,
il will relieve the city treasury Of heavy
drain now distributed without system, and
better accomplish the work at smaller
outlay.
We hope II will receive the favorable
consideration Of the Council.
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IHE FASTEST lime OF FAST lloitNiA.
A gentlemen thoroughly posted in the
annals Of the turf furnishes us the sub
Joined facts, in part corrective Of some
errors into which the editor Of the New
York Tai. Fycla and Fd7sa has recently
fallen with regard 90 the fastest time OF
fasi horse. II will, At this time. when our
people src considering the success Of the
Blood Horse Association, possess much la.
teresi 20 those verzed in such matters;
Prioress, years old, carried 50 pounds
over the Meiaire course, Louisisna, Apri
3. 1861 minute, IS seconds.
Hegira, 4 years old, at New Orleans
Nov. %, 1850 catch weight two mil,
heats. In this race, Hegir8 ran a mile IL
] minute and Az seconds.
Henry perritt, 3 years old, carried s.
pounds Al New Orleans, La, April Il, 1897
in two mile race, and made The first mill
II the second heat In minute 424 seconds
TOR the CORRECTNESS Of the above, PEI
American Rarme CaHHgu- and drof.H
Record, page 81.
Asteroid June G. 1865 in q two mil
race, ran the first mile Of second heat M
minute. "A seconds.
Legal Tender, ia a mile race 3 IA 3, wo
sIheat In ] minute, "a seconds. lie carrie
+ pounds leEs than NE proper weight, an
she track was 90 feet short Of mile Sc
lby, Fed oFd tGrm, vol 8. page $50
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AID. BORNEMANN.
IoNDON. MADISON COUsTY. oHEO.
OFFERS FOR SALE
Usage ORANG SEER.
per nn.heI. So. 90; Per Quart. 81 90.


Anew AID PRIME SEED. JUsr RE-
~ csived from Texas. Great care hls been
takeusIn cursng this seea ans [ consider e d
very superior article.
TERMS-C ASH
Please end y0ar orders nua B-eau there's 4
great dcmauyt 20 present foe thi1 lssd
iaua-tfi-W Ew5m
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FOX RENT.

A HOUSE on NORTH CHERRY sthkkI,
Ter ra6ms well sAapted and inirna7'i snr q
r. Z. CHEATuAM.
da.9--,e No s. North Cherry street.
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WANTED.

= 0OO POUNDS OF TOBOCc0.-WE
O,O'JV VIII pay the best market pnre in5
Tobacco. in good prizing erdsr. al No. l2s 5outh
de- dsSq-tf '''' ''A'A'''''' LESTER 8 co =
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Wines - From the LoSawoRTH Vineyard
and Wine House. Cincinnati.
W. P. x +. p. ANDERSON. PrOprietOrs.
Golden Wedding. Sparkling CRfawba,
Dry CaIaWbR. Isabella. ete.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods and for purity and boquet are exeelled yb
none-either native or foreign.
S0d-by
ARCHER CHEATHAM L Co.
KLINE IL SHERMAN.
r. B. CHRATHAM 4 Co
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RrcoRpTR's CovEr, Jan. 2e.-jeu.
Hunt. fast driving. - and costs.
Isaac Hill. lewdness, $40 and costs.
Peter Pea. ohstrucling sidewalk, - and
COSTS.
Binco Cato. fast dbvine - and costs,
John Frizzell, rserating, costs,
Iohu Norman. disorlerly, - and costs,
Pat Mnlloy. disorderly. 80 and costs.
W. Hin. disorderly, - and cost.
Mary Roller, regrating, discharged.
A. Meacham, disorderly, $50 and costs
J. II. Gibbs, disorierly, $50 and costs,
W. c. Beatty, disorderly, discharged.
John Moore. disorderly, SOC and costs.
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Contributions TO ST. MARY's ORPHAN
AsYLUM.-The members of the Legisla-
ture, to their praise be it said, contributed
most literally, on yesterday, to the st. Ma
rvs Orphan Asylum, two beautiful and
christian young ladies being the solicitors
and recipients of the donations of the Lee
gislators
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HEAVY SNow-FALL.-It showed lightly
all day, at intervals, yesterday. At five
o'clock il commenced in earnest, and at
this writing eleven o'clock, Is showing
rapidly. with a prospect Of a heavy fall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04

The New York Ttibrae cXults over the
progress Of what it calls the @ati-$lacery
churches: in the Southern States during the
last year The progress consists only i'll
nroselytin- few thousands Of the negroes.
whom the Cs;'iMjca churches had gathered
n their folds The IriiHae specially cXIcrts
tG., Northern Mrthnfi5ts and Prcshytcrans
to press their operations, and rci"lces at "a"
political! rcS,iltswhich may be hoped from
these partisan propasaudists. 1t adds:
Virwing- the labors Of the anti-slavcry churches
in the South rs u wholn the country has reason {"
thank them for what ;h"y have contributed to tn:
establishment Of anti-slarcry communities. They
would have done mach more had NOT The Admins
t,tion east as and as great Obstacles IN their
way n possible. a. soon as the Federal P:"'Sttlon
81 III. southern UuoniSts -l.!i aGain tccrm" more
efficient III. growth OF an,i-Slavcry churches VII!
b. rapid.
The spcniy education Of the whole colcrcd poru.
,a:ion is certain 10 follow. They. with the lrya
;,u,n;,ruuts and those native S"uthcrncrS VINO arc
converts Ia free principles, viii soon constitute
,,owcr which the rn5cl aristocracy with ts follow
~. will find i; :lnpossiblet Ia break Every n-s:Ive
~ church Of tn. country MD in bringing aOou
This result aud We hope that both their efforts an'
their achievements may exceed those OF Inc Yeh
now closing.
That Greeley, who is an infidcl, shout
think the above is the best use for the gospel
is natural enough. But the Southern people
will but have their disgust and horror i'll
creased at the sacrlcgc and treachcly worst
than of Judas, which seeks to supplant Chris
tianity with abolitionis'n, and Christian
churches with :'anti-slaycry churches" Iii
Satan's work.
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nI.Eu-rEsux=+i=12.

The Lynchburg Iiyiaiah rcnews its re-
communication 10 cur Legislature, to propose
the call Of National Convention To revise
the Constitution. with 4 view to the AMIGA
be settlement Of the questions that now
keep the States ii variance. We are dis
posed to regard !avorabiy every measure that
looks to tie restoration Of the public tran
quMlity; and sc approach with prcposScsSicn,
any recommendations OF our respected cotcm-
porary. Bat why should Virginia ask . Ma
;iona! Convention 7 Arc Sc dissatisfied with
the Constitution DO we wish to propose
any changes in it? If others desire 4 con-
ven,inn. VIC might acccdc TO the request but
10 make the call seems 70 imply that we have
changes tn suggest. Tic prompt ana curt
rCrlSalS even to consider the proposition
which It's bare suggestion has drawn from
Tie leaders uf liz" dominant opinion il the
North. render il very certain that is formal
prefer wotlId DC unayaiiinc. Congress would
got even entertain il. As from State. Per
haps we might accomplish. TIE object which
the risgtDica deems important, and at Tie
same time spare ourselves rude and con-
tc,nptuous rebuff, by . simple declaration
that Virginia will Eavorablv consider a pro-
position for Nationa! Convention, if any
State dissatisfied with the Constitution as il
is shall see fit to make it.
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GOV. wISE'S SPEECH.

The reader will find in this issue, and in
full, the speech delivered By Gen. Wise at
the dedication of the Stoncwall Cemetery
near Winchester. No one who commences it
Will fail 70 read it through. II isl charasy-
teSiStc Of Gov Eisc'S speeches .n1 other
productions, that they are always cmincntiy
.tsdoHe. However men may differ from him
there are a ygor and originality about his
style and in his conceptions, which hold cap
tive, the nearer or reader. The speech we
print to-day, possesses these qualities i'll 4
peculiar degree. Many Of the passages glow
With the brightest fires Of cloqucncc. Others
melt with trndcrcst pth"s. Fidelity t"rrin-
c;p!e, contempt Of danger and Of death, faith
in the right and in the power Of the right,
ardent and Guiyins patriotism, and Il devo-
lion 10 Virgins on the part Of her sons, such
IS shall absorb every Affection and emotion,
and thrill! every fibre "t the st'ul--these are
some Of the lessons 20 living NirginiallS which
this admirable spccrl! irducc> from the cx-
amplcs Of the dead. Tho folly and the shame
of those who desert the Commonwealth to
seek their fortunes elsewhere, are power
fully eketchcd. Those grand clements Of
Stoncwalfs character which made Kim what
lie was, are held up tor imitation It's guaran-
tees "C !: like success in other pursuits, air,t 4
mos, touching. and yet thrilling tribute is
paid 10 NirciEia's thrice glorious hero, AMI 10
those who "on flames eternal camping
ground" have pitched their tents with hi.
Without intending 10 declare concurrence
in all the views Of the address, We trust no
one will fail to read it, and believe that no
onc can READ it without hcing 4 trucr Ct tizcn
and wiser and better man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-04

The Richmond JFhiy of yesterday cordially
concurs in the suggestion to postpone our
State elections from May next to autumn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIRGINIA

SESAl L..
THURSDAY, Jan. 3, 1867.
The Senate assembled az T. clock L'eutcnan
Governor Cowpor not appearing, on motion OF u, Sen
NOR Boiling. the chair taken by Senator lf"''
Who called the Senate to order.
10 Quorum being present, on motion Of senate
Coleman. the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
friday at Il o'clock NJ.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Tho uousa was called TO order ty the Speaker
o,d ,br roll being called by the clerk, the fo!lowln
members answered To their names MeSsrs: bown
Dicken.cr. Gray, Harris, Harnsberger,, nerr Zee,
uo;,nas, Jones. Kelley, Kellam, kendr;ck s;,rris'
Tvs Long. Mann, Mcdonald, McGrrdGrr Tay,
0,-cn' Parsons Pate, Scott, Strayer, W. r. White.
Ior. front, W. A. Turner, Waddeli, MatS seinr but
Wilson. Word and Mr.. Speaker. Their 40
9. !ernhcrs in attendance 1T withdrew
Mr.. Gray moved an adjournment,
tho motion, a; the request of knew several
Mr.. Wilson, who stated that th,;r names wor,
,nembers who had not answered would wait awhile
in the city; and hoped tho HoT
Tor their appearance Ter, falling so far short
The number present, hosHIiishly mproba bio that
Of = quorum as 10 renderbe made up. even with
vorkin; majority coHYntlercn alluded to by Mr..
the attendance OF the, ourned till y NJ. to-mor
Wilson, the House