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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
The "Hebrews" have Voted!
AND TIE
"Unpledged Voters" Tool!

The returns which we print
in this issue show that the "He-
brews" voted on Tuesday, and
that, contrary to the predictions
of all the democratic papers, A
FEW of them must have voted for
Grant and Colfax. And the
"unpledged voters oh, why
did they fail to regard the war
nings, the appeals, and the pa
triotic, profound and bulky ar
guments of intellectual infalli-
bility and venerable respectable
ity .in favor of Seymour and
Blair?
No individual, however cmi-
nent and gifted, has been able in
this crisis, to educate the people
as to their duty-in their per-
formance of it they have exer-
cised an intelligent patriotism
which will rebound to their ev-
erlasting honor.
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Tight.fitting velveteen and plush
sacks are now in vogue.


Tight.titting velveteen and plush
sacks are now in vogue.
The Union Pacific Railroad are
forwarding snow plows to the end
of the track.
A farmer in Eastern Massachu
setts has made a net profit Of four
thousand dollars on his onion crop
this year. Some of his neighbors
are crying because they did not
plant acres of this healthy escu'
lent.
A spiritualist in Naples, who
choused one of his customers out Of
$50, 900 as fee for calling up the
spirit Of his father, has got into
Jail.
Over forty thousand acres Of
public domain in Kansas and No.
braska have been taken up for ac-
tual settlement within q few
weeks.
A fountain in private grounds at
Bennington, Vt, throwing a stream
1853 feet high, is the second highest
in the world. 1t cost $4,000.
The Brazilian Government has
offered a reward of $4,000 in gold
to the inventor of any practicable
mode of preserving beef for ex-
pOrtation.
The Conscience fund Of the Uni.
ted States Treasury, paid in be-
tween Mover Der, 1868, and June
80, 1868. has reached the amount
OF S96,692.
A new treaty Of perpetual peace
and friendship has been concluded
between Madagascar and the Uni.
ted States, securing religiousliberty
and FREQ commerce TO Ameri-
cans.
Irish potatoes are a drug in the
Toledo market at 60c. Wild tur
keys sell al 81 25 to 81 so. VeDi-
son plenty.
N. d. Crawford, of Jackson coun'
ty, Michigan, madc q bet of S25
that he could husk IS bushels of
corn in one day, between sunrise
and sunset. On the 26th inst. the
trial came off, and he husked 100
bushels in eight hours. He says if
ary one can beat that he will try
again. They do not reed patent
corn huskcrs where they have an
! N. D. Crawford.
Tho Union Pacific Railroad is
now completed S95 miles west
from Omaha, which brings it with.
in $50 miles of Salt Lake City, and
the road is nearly all graded for
this distance, and tho iron for the
track is ail on the way. 1t is con-
idently expected the road will be
finished to Salt Lako this year.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

PRoGREss columbus sailed to
tho American coast in q four hun.
dred ton ship, and first landed up.
on tho Island OF st, Domingo. Last
week u vessel from St. Domingo
unloaded in New York over four
hundred tons of st, Croix Rum for
z, Ii. Drake & Co., of that city.
This is but few weeks supply Of
this article, which these gentlemen
use in tho manufacture of tho cello.
brated PLANTATION BITTERs: We
are informed by an exchange that
Messrs. Drake & Co, have not ad.
vertised dollar for q year, but
shat the sales of the article continue
at the former enormous figure. In
1864, tho receipts Of tho PLANrA.
TIoN BITTERs were equal to those
Of tho Now York & Now Haven
Railroad.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
Col. Granville Moody.

On Monday evening, the largest
wigwam meeting of tho campaign
was addressed by this enthusiastic
and indeiatigable champion Of Ro.
publicanism. lie held tho audi.
ence forever three hours, frequent.
ly eliciting the most uproarious
cheering. He had paired of his
vote with a democrat for tho pur.
pose OF coming here to address
the Union men and women of'Fair.
field, whose warmest thanks he
has for the powerful service rem.
dered the cause.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

illegal votes into the ballot-box-
es, and perhaps, in some instan-
ces, a marvellous talent for count
ing them, the managers on the
democratic side were not able to
prevent a reduction of their Oc-
tober majority-and this fact is
one of the bitterest drops in all
their cup of defeat and sorrow.
We could add much more on
this subject-but want Of space
forbids.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
WO9M NOG aCR.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will
y be presented to the Comm ssioners Of Fair.
field county. at their next session. to he held on
the hrst Monday OF Dec, A. n. 1868, praying for
the establishment Of the following described; (;
alteration of the county road leading from
CleaIport to Pratt's Sawmill in said county
commencing at point west OF r ,ber,
ltedman' dwelling house, situate on said road
IN Madison township, and keep UP on the north
SIDE OF Clearcreek, to point above the second
iording OF SAID creek, from the point of com.
mencment, and there intersect the old Road,
merely avoiding two bad and dangerous ford.
ing; s;-and to vacate SO much of the oil roa d as
Oct. 9th, 1868.
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How are You, Earthquake? ?

We beg to inquire Of the pold
bird" how about that Earthquake ke
in West Virginia your Rooster
crowed over last week2 We feel
too good natured over tho result Of
Tuesdays election to make a fuss
about such gross and wilful per.
versions of elcctiongroturns as dis.
graced our neighbor's columns last
week; but We must say that the
thought OF having made them would
make an honest Eagle blush to tho
tip ends of his wing and tail feath
crs.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
A Good Nut.

Walnut township is good nut.
and has in it good Republican
meat. A Republican gain of 20
last Tuesday, superaddod to tha,
OF 40 on tho 18th of October, speaks
well for tho working qualities OF
the friends of Grant and Collax Of
that sterling township.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

A pleasant incident happened
at the agricultural fair at Milford,
Mass. A litllc boy about eight
years old, son of Mr.. Eli Bates, ex.
hibited y pair of black calves,
twins, not over five months old,
which were perfectly broken 70
draw q little blue cart which was
made for them. The little fellow,
whilc exhibiting his team, was
mado the recipient OF scrip" to
tho amount of several dollars, by
gontlomon who witnessed his exhi.
bition, They nearly filled his hat
with currency, whereat no was so
overcome with joy that he cried
laughed, tried to talk, broke down,
and finally y ran away.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
THE ELECfION OF GENER.
AL GRANT.

God bless the Republic! Grant
is its President. The safety of the
people is its supreme law. Peace
is its inheritance. Greatness is its
reward. Glory its crown.
The seven years struggle with
slavery and treason has at length
ended. The rebellion of 1861 has
been finally and forever crushed
out. For the third time the SOW
creign people have placed upon a
reasonable rebellion, its aiders
and abettors, the seal of utter con-
demnation. For the. third time
they have declared against oppres-
sion, against injustice, against bar
barism, against secession, nullifca.
tion, and treason in all its forms,
against assassination of citizens or
rulers, against murder as a means
of propagatihg tho murderer's
principles and consolidating his
power, and against national swim.
ding of every kind, character and
description. The national victory
which we announce to-day means
peace, it means the triumph of or
der, and the supremacy of law; it
means liberty to all, equality to all.
The people have spoken and they
have said the nation must pre-
serve an untainted credit and an
untarnished name, Never yet did
foul dishonor blur Cur name.
And this overwhelming voice
for the representative Of our rcstor.
ed nationality, means that we are
u Nation-that We have o Govern.
ment, or rather that it is the peo;
ple's determination that we shall
have q Government that will make
its power felt and its authority eff
cacious over every foot of ter! itory
beneath the folds of the flag. A
future moro bright, more grand
and more grand an | moro glorious
never awaited an ancient or mod
crn Kingdom or Republic. Both
the past and the future are secure
Dangers there are yet TO encoun.
ter, but they are nothing as com
pared with what We have safely
passed through. Tho Ship Of
State has at last reached the hav-
en- Of perpetual safety and pcrpet.
ual peace. Let US 60 forward in
our accustomed spheres of duty
with hopeful, thankful and manly
hearts. And let us not forge. the
Great Ruler of Nations and Of
events, through whose guidance
alone we can realize tho high and
holy aspirations of tho patriots who
have died that the Nation might
live. May peace and.ptosperity--
Heavens choicest blessings. be
ours as n nation to enjoy.-O, s..
Jomn0'.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICE,
MEDICAL NOTICE.
nR CONE MAY BE OONsULTED
IL at the following times and places;

RR CONE MAY BE oONsULTED
~ Gthe following times and placesi
In New LEXINGTON. at the Col
born House, ON Mondays and Tues.
days, May IL and II: June l and
l6; July 20 and 81; August "a and
20; Sept, % and 20; Nov. 2 and 8;
Dec.7 and 8. a
In LANCASTER, at the Tallmadge
House, on Wednesdays, after tho
express train arrives going West,
until it goes West on Fridays. Nav
l3 and Ii; June II and i 8, July %
and %; August &c and 27; Sept. 80
and Oct. J.; Nov. 4and 5; Dec. 3
and 10.
oo-Appointments for lsCO viii appear IN Tee.
DR.. CONE cures all forms Of Chronic Dis.
eases, as Dyspepsia IN all its various form .;
all diseases of the Lungs nd Air passages, az
Laryngtis, Bronchitis, and CO tic n ali
diseases of the Kidneys, iver, Pm reaa ehd
the glands generally all diseases iofthe HeaTt
BLOOD and Blood Vessels; all .diseases Or ihs
Brain and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, or 81.
Vtus' Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and general
nervous lnnutrtiOn, all diseases of Femalcs.
enlarged TOnsls, and all forms OF Scrof,ila !,
also all diseases Of the Eye and Ear, and ali
other Chronic Diseases.
pts-N0 charge for consultation. hut eash "a
Medicines lapr. 23, lsGs-tG
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On Monday of last week distress.

On Monday of last week a distress.
irg suicide occurred at Newark,
Ohio. Itappcars that the victim,
n young man whose name is said
to have been William Reddy,
was to have been married to a
young lady of Newark. Something
occurred which caused her to break
the engagement recently, and in
consequence of this the young man
became very much depressed in
spirits. On Monday evening he
went to his room, and there com
mitted seIf.murder by shooting
himselfthrough the heart.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

The SciOto Gazette says that q
few weeks ago an advertisement
was placed in bis columns for the
sale OF ! 100 acres in Fayette coun.
ty, and that the whole tract has
since been purchased for $4,000
by two gentlemen from Bainbridgs.
ut is not often" the Gazette adds,
that so largo q sale of land is
made in the interior country, and
proves that printers ink, when
Judiciously used, 10 great auxil.
liary in the transaction Of bust.
ness
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

Two drunk and disorderlies,
male and female respectively, were
recently locked up in opposite cells
in a New Orleans station house, -
They saw each other through the
across tho passage, and
lhero was case of mutual love ut
first sight. Their esteem and af.
fection increased during their con.
fnemcnt, and when they were
liberated the Same magistrate who
had committed thom married
them.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

sam'l Dunn, Eckert Rockey, Emanuel Dun
nick, Elijah Mllligan, Jesse Leist, DR.. p. Hew-
etson, Thos. Hurchins, Henry 3althaser, Jr ,
DR.. Jared Lerch, DR.. T. l.. Hewctson, Richard
Warner, samN Griffith, Rob. Wyhe, David S.
Graham, Daniel l. Raver, sam'l Sweyer, Ben,
Balthaser, Rob. Mllgan, John Cunningham,
sam'l shellenbarger, sam'l Collins, John J.
Shupe, VIM. Miesse, Vim. Wylie, JOS Bechtel,
Henry Christy, Geo. Wylie, JOS. Chrsty, J. II
Sunderma an, Reuben Shellenharger, John Scha-
del, Lewis Stewart, Joel Meyer, John A. Blue,
G b. Lest, John II. Leist, Thos. Barr, John
Owens, james Robinson.
Nov. 3, lSG8-2w. Y.r .-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
.Oad NO6hcP.

n Office ishereby given, that petition will
" be presented to the Commissioners of Fair
field comfy, at their next session, to he held on
the hrst Monday of December A. p.lsGS, pray
my Tor the establishment of the following de.
scribed alteration Of the county road known as
the Ridge Road running south from Lancas ter,
in said county. Commencing at a point north of
what IS known as the candy hui on ssid road,
and pass around the hill on either side, las in
tn Judgment Of your view ers may seem best)
to the bottom OF the hill, then cross the old
road, and pass alongthe north east side OF the
hill aud intcrsect The old road at II. Heft's field,
passing along the old road, to point North of
F. Freer's field, then bear west, and intersect
the old road near the top Of the hill.
Oct. 21, 1868.
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Doubtful, OF not heard from:

OF the last mentioned States the probabilities are that
Grant and Cofx have carried Arkansas, s. South CARROLL
ma, g. adding to their electoral vote Of 1885, and making
the total in their favor 20G out of 29 and may go even
beyond this without the State of New York. which has
probably gone for Seymour by small majority.
The result for which we expressed our hopes and in
which proclaimed our faith last week. is than real
lied.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

Pork packing will commence in
Indianapolis about tho 14th OF No.
vember. 1t is expected that 10.
tween $4,000 and 10000 hogs will
bo slaughtered in that city this sea-
son.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
EAIREIELD COUNTY.

We have not been able to obtain the full vote of some of
the townships, and therefore present the returns from this
county in the shape in which have them. They will
serve to exhibit the losses and gains ofeach party in the
several townships and wards compared with the Octo
her election:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05

Work on the great Missouri
river bridgeat Omaha is to be be.
gun at once. A largo number OF
mechanics are already building
bargcs to bo used for sinking piors.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
BREAD AND CAKES

fall kinds on hand Mt all times, and deliver
ed to order to any part of the city.
FINE BAKING for families, partes,
weddings, pic-nics. &C., done at short notice,
and In the neatest manner and most tasteful
style.
TO his old customers he returns thanks for
their patronage, and promises his b9st endeav.
ors to merit a acontinnhnce OF their custom, and
/ o secure 5qihi Of hosts ofnew ones.
Lancaster, Ju.y 30, :8GS-tf
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NO6hce.

NOTICES hereby gwen to the members oil
the Amanda Horse Company, that the next an.
uual election for officers for sad company will
be held at the Amanda School House, on Satur-
day, Nov. lith, 1868, at one o'clock, 7. NJ,
HENRY REBER, Pres.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
FIVE CENTS IREWARD,

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber residing in
= Greenfield township, on the ath day OF
Oct. 1868, WILLIAM HENRY CLARK alias William
Henry Graybill, an indentured apprentice to the
farming occupation, aged 10 years. All persons
are hereby warned not to trust SAID William on
my account.
The above re- ward, but no charges or expen.
ses, will be paid to the person retur ming: HIM
to subscriber, Mrs. LOUISA GRAYBlLL.
Oct. 90, 'GS-2w.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

WILL SELL THE FARM ON WHICH
~ i've containing IL acres lyingnear Aman-
1n, rnlrleld county, Ohio. There is a good
,l, n,,welllnng house eight rooms, with goodcei-
Ut, ~. Sha Gl,tefn, and well OF good water in tho
yard, and fine spring and running water foy
STOCK. The land ism high state OF cutiya.
uonwth fine orchard OF apples and u peaches,
good barn and outbulldings.
,Aisonll6 acres Il milo east Of Amanda;
ABOUT 90 acres cleared, she balance good Tim,
per, win running water; all ienced and good
tenant house and stable. ~ =.
Also-6o acres, about 20 acres tillable; tho
balance good timber, with running water, a
sI1n tehah mouse and stable all fenced.
For particulars aId terms call on the ,,,ndeY.
signed at Amanda, OHIO. Xxx - {.
Otc. %, 'Os-tf. THoS. HIITCUINa
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PREPARE FOR WARIi

in une o. peace prepare for war" is the cid
i' t'u' He,hni lhere Sno sentence IN the Enplish
n'ngungG more expressive, nor one that IA an
nppncanIe In lnnnmerable cases. who ia an
wise as TO know the exact moment that thnt fall
DESTROYER, d'sea'c VIII attack himY Then b"
p pti,Vr lis preparpn have the Robacks Blood
hand and combat disease successfully. Soil by
IT, !" Beck, Druggist, Lar caster, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Estate of James White, dec.
IN White has been duly appointed and quail
hed rs Administrators with the will annexed, OF
DR.. James White, dec.
Nov. s, IsGs-sw MARIA f. WHITE, Adm.
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estate OF Jaoobi NJ SmIth, dec,d,

Notice IS hereby given that the nude rsgned
has been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor, with the Will annexed of Jacob NJ. Smith,
'ate OF Fairfield county,.0hio, deceased.
JOHN ASH BAUGH,
Administrator with the Will annexed. !
Oct, 20, 'G9-3w.
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EVERYBODY

should keep constantly within their reach.
.. tl'Se lhvnluabie remedies to successfully com.
stomach Rlttors, and Roback's Blood Purifier:
they are inralllble 10 the diseases for which thew
are recommended, Sold by G. G. Beck, Drug.
s'"' [sl-2m.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
Large Majority Of States! And
Two-Thirds Of the Elec-
toral Vote!
The East and the West Unanimous
for Grant, Peace, and
Prosperity!
Let Every Loyal Heart Rejoice! {!

We have returns up to the hour of going to press indi
cating with absolute certainty that the States named be-
low have voted for GRANT and CoLTAx at the election of
Tuesday the Sd ns and by about the maorties desgna
ID
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CIIucIJu'TIzzANEl;sI'v1lLbE l;I'1

A~9AfHE lgGlMNM
,sgsslI ssls essS EE,IH .saass
saa ss ysz
WIEN ON SCHEDULE TIME:
GOING WEST: D.
Leave PASSENGER ACCoMMopArIoa,
l0:4OA. NJ. 7:OOP. M.
GOING EAST:
Leave PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION,
Lancaster. sds trf.S p. N roo NJ
M Besides the above Trains, there are irragu.
lar Trains, ,and persons approaching a.. passing
the Rail Road Track, shodld at nj hours of dav
and might, be particularly on their guard for
themselves and LIVE STOCK as to trans in
both directions. An" injury inflicted viii eth
erwlse rest ON their own careiesFnesa
q. W. SHATTUCK,
Dec S'lS6o. Master ofTransportation.
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Diseases of the Skin,
ga ,i Sores, Erupllons, Cutaneous Diseases or
!lsehFeS OF the Skin, all readily succumb 10
I he wonderful Influence of Dr R6bocLSs nIaoI ~
7 iturlheT, stomach lhtters and Blood Pills, Sold
by G, G. Beck, Druggist. N'''
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DIR. JNO. s. BECK, ahf
Tenders his professional services to tho citi.
zenA OF Lancaster and vicinity. b.. esS,s.., s,-
Office with DR., Wagenhals.
Oct 20, '6e-n sd. ,.h.
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Nanesof Members.

sAM'L BARR, Sec.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-09-29
SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.

A people once imbued with the spirit and
genius of free institutions can be conformed to
no Other than the Republican system of govern
ment and the importance of preserving that
system entire by watching with jealous care
every development that tends to innovation or
change, cannot be too highly estimated or too
earnestly enjoined. The outposts of Liberty
should be guarded with the strictest care. No
punishment is too severe for the Sentinel found
sleeping upon his post No people have long
preserved their liberties who have failed to OBJ
serve these precautions. The liberties of Rome
expired with her Catos and her Bruti The
precepts of the fathers were fcrgotten-the
simple virtues of the Scipios were no longer
practiced-vice, corruption and wealth had
sowed the seed of decay, and paved the way
for the dominion of the Caesars long ere the
battle of Pharsalia was fought The life of a
free nation is party spirit, but the triumph OF
faction is the rock on which all Republics have
split. The triumph of Caesar at Rome was the
triumph Of faction, and on this rock the Repub-
lie was stranded. The growth of the Black
Republican organization in America has been
the growth of faction, and with It's success will
be written the closing chapter in the annals Of
the Republic. -Lynchburg Neaos
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-09-29
Riot in New Orleans,

New ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-The. trouble last
night originated from man on the sidewalk
shouting for Seymour and Blair as the rear of
the Radical procession passed shouting for
Grant and Colfax. The negroes in the pro-
cession rushed for the shouter for Seymour,
who took refuge in confectionery on the cor
ner of Canal and Bourbon streets, and the at
tendants in the store commenced closing it
The negroes demolished the glass windows and
doors, and an indiscrimnate firing commenced,
when the negroes ran, but returned, and be-
came involved in a row with portion Of a
white club, who were unarmcd, except with
their torches Several Of the whites were in
jured. The negroes then went through the
second district demolishing the windows of q
confectionery corner of Ramfort and ST. Pc
ter's street. They also attempted to set fire to
it, pouring oil on it from their torches and set.
ting fire to the wood work The building was
saved by the timely arrival Of policemen.
One negro was killed. SO far as ascertained
and umber of both colors wounded. 1t is
stated several policemen were slightly injured.
There is no excitement this morning
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-09-29
Proceedings of CONGRESS.

SENATE. Monday Sept. 2l.-The Senate
was called to order at y NJ, and a resolution
was offered providing for an Immediate adjourn
ment until the 10th of October, and then, un-
less otherwise ordered, until the 10th of Novem.
Der, and then, unless otherwise ordered, until
the lst Monday of December. It was passed
by vote of yeas 33, nays l. A quorum vot-
ing. A message was received from the House
announcing the passage Of similar resolution.
Mr. Buckalew offered resolution requesting
the House to inform the Senate whether quo
rum of that body was present, but it was OBJ
jected to- The Senate then concurred in the
House resolution and the Chair declared the
Senate adjourne until noon Of the 10th Of o.
tober.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE The House
was called to order at y NJ, and resolution
similar to that adopted by the Senate was passed
without call the House Itafterwards appear
ed that no quorum was present, but too late to af
feet the passage Of the resolution A message
was received announcing the concurrence of the
Senate in the resolution for adjournment, and
the House Immediately adjourned until October
the 10TH