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crsl home consumption certificate OF merit to
Thomas G. Williams & Co.
Best specimen Of smoking tobacco certificate
OF merit to John W. Carroll, for Lone JACK.

ersl home consumption certificate of merit to
Thomas G. Williams & Co.
Best specimen of smoking tobacco certificate
OF merit to John W. Carroll, for Lone Jack.
CLASS x-sECTIoS !. - Z. 1
Ladies' Fancy and Ornamental Vork.
Best specimen OF embroidery, S.; Mrs. Spar
Second best specimen OF embroidery, Sc; Mrs.
Best g.. t specimen worsted work, ss Miss Aexina
Second best specimen worsted work, ss Mrs.
Ballard.
Rest specimen crochet work, ss; Mrs. L. Il.
second best specimen crochet work, SO; P. A.
Wexford.
Best specimen shell work, So; Mrs. Walter
Second best specimen shell work, So: Miss Ella
Y. Smith.
Best specimen leather work, IS; Mrs. NJ. Rosen-
baum. e. ae rsg ,nt, \, y..
Rest specimen needlowork, s.; Miss L. NJ. Vest'
Loniss. :,
and fancy work. not cx xcludng articles for when
premiums have been awarded under the ahoVe spe,
cifcations, $40: Mrs. Charles Harrison, exhibited
by DIR. j. E. Williams.
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.
The Committee on Ladies' Fancy and Or
namental Work recommend that the pro-
posed premiums be awarded to the contr,-
butors of the articles herein enumerated,
which are distinguished for their beauty ano
IMnSnu1LV, DuC "HlCii "tiC NV 80
the catalogue of articles to be awarded pre-
miumS:
To Mrs. Turnkey for very superior hoopskirts,
made In Richmond, SIS. ,.,
II To " Miss Mayo, three pieces of very beautiful
needlcwork, SIS. !. rs s.s .s-y,.Y - -,
Embroidery executed by lady seventy years oil
aye. and worked without the aid Of glasses, SO.
The committee ask that honorable mention or OF
two nieces Of face work Mrs. E. Hartman, Mrs.
F. p Welsh embroidery and worsted work Mrs. Mrs
A. s. Pizzini, l dressing.gown Mrs: Dr. fart II,
California. / piece of embroidery. Mrs: F., r; M:
Drewry OF Richmond very beautiful KNIT tioies tn S
W. II. Adams, Richmond stamped designs, LOT ~ Id
dies, fancy work: Miss NJ L. Rowe Danrille; va,
/ box embroidery: Mrs. L. Lloyd, l pair tnreao
stockings ,,,r,o>,o
Trial of Pk1u1h8.
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DEATH OF A PRYsICIAE-USUsU&L SCENES.
DIR. Lawrence r. Waring, for the last twenty
years practitioner Of medicine In this city,
died yesterday morning at l o'clock. He
was native OF King William county, and a
graduate of the Richmond Medical College.
His lite has been q rather remarkable one,
and its lesson may, not be lost on the COM
munity. Commencing the practice of medi-
cine with ample means of his own, he was
able to devote his attention almost exclusive
" to the poor, and the greater portion of
his labor was performed without remunera-
tion OF expectation of it. AS time went on
community but the old habit Of free attend
ance had grown so that It was hard matter
ever to get bill made out from him. When
the war closed, his property had become
worthless, and his income was scant, but
this made no change In the man. Content
with the necessaries Of life, and having none
of its luxuries, he seemed all the more who'll
" devoted to those who had never had
wealth, or, like himself, had lost all. He was
essentially the friend of the friendless. His
daily visiting list was rarely without hun
dred names on it, and four hours was the
amount of sleep that he allowed himself out
of the twenty-four. tI
He had been unwell for some weeks with
disease oil the neaft, tnOuSn connned 10 DIS
room for only three or four days past, and
on Thursday said to friend that he would
die very soon. On Friday morning he rose
from the bed, and in a moment more'fell to
the floor dead -.w y
Yesterday morning, as soou as the news
of his death became general, his old patients
commenced tlocking to the little Office on
Franklin street, where the deceased had
apartments. The stream of people was SC
great that policeman was posted ut the
door to regulate their movements. While
the inner room was filled with weeping
women and sad-looking men, there would
be crowd of rs many rs fifty outside wait
ing for admission-a touching tribute to the
memory of an utterly unselfish man, who
of his forty-tive years, had given twenty te
| teaching the lesson that charity and self
sacrifice form the true value of life.
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The LADIES' FAIR for the benefit of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be
closed until Monday next at II O'Clock,
continuing for three days with undimin-
isbed attractions in the fancy and eating de-
partments. Lynhaven bay oysters served
up in every style every day. a.,
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HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL MoNUMEST.-Thc
cap-stone of the memorial granite pile, built
by the ladies Of the Hollywood Memorial
Association in honor Of the Confederate
dead in Hollywood Cemetery, willbe placed
in position to-day ut about IL O'Clock A. NJ.
This completes the height of the structure
ninety feet
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THANKS to our citizens and strangers for their
kind patronage during the past week to the "Lee ="
Gallery. We publish the above at request OF our
old citizen Mr.. JOHN W. DAVIES, proprietor Of
the above Justly nopular gallery. -----
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This Is to certify that DR.. GEORGE b. STEEL,
dentist, extract ed tooth for me without the least
sensation of pain whatever b. the application Of
nitrous oxide gas.
THOMAS F. WISGFlELD, Jr.,
of Charlottesville Va.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DOARDING.-Ag gentleman and wife, or
-k> two single genIlem en-, can obtain BOARD IN
II private family, with the com forts OF home, on
reasonable terms, by applying At ol9 Eighth street,
beyond Leigh. no e-3tt
HOTEL, CORNER OF
WI NINTH AND GRACE STREETS, RICH
NUND, VA, has been newly fitted up, andis now
open Tor the accommodation OF the travelling pub
lie. II is directly opposite the Capitol Square and
St. paul's church All reasonable means VIII be
employed to please guests.
TERMS - pee day.
Day and monthly Joarders win be accolnmoda-
ted on reasonable terms.
{. L. HARRINGTON & CO.,
Proprietors.
C. j. SC iMMELI, Manager j. II. DICKINSON,
tlerk. 30-lm
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FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, dc.

ERl2SH ARRIVALS.--We are receiving
Il an cutirely fresh stock OF GOODS in our line,
and merchants making their fall purchases will
GOODS. WHITE GOODS, WOOLLEE GOODS,
SHIRTS, ORA WERS, &c, unr1yallea.
BURRESS, BLAIR & THAXTON,
Wholesale Dealers In Notions, White Goods, &C.,
u Pearl street. oc2
LALL TRADE, lS69.-WHITE GOODS,
L FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES. &C.-We have now Ia store, and offer
tothe trade Of Virgins, West Virginia, Tennes-
Bee, and North Carolina, the largest stock OF our
goo Dis VIC have ever done before, Prices grinrnn-
tssd as low Us those Of joIbers In any northern
market. VALENTINE x FRANKLIN,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
Fancy Goods, White Goods, Notions, DC
81 .1.-sfn
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IS PER DAY. Sa PER DAY.
SrOTSWOOD HOTEL,

~
The undersigned having leased this the ouly frsi.
class hotel located on Main street. and within one
square OF the capitol, post-oiiice, custon-house-
theatre, and the great northern and southern rail
rosd depots. respectfully inform the public that II
Is NOW OPEN. II viii be thoroughly renoVA.
ted and reiurnished 10 some extent.
This hotel is world-renowned as the headquar.
ters OF the President and Cabinet officers OF the
. late Copfedcracy. 1t also contains the historic
rooms OF Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase.
The travelling public are cordially invited tc
make their holae At the Spotswood, where they
Will find every comfort and delicacy that this and
other markets can supply.
Express and Telegraph office IN the building.
j. NJ. SUBLETT,
G. b. LUCK,
w. Is, BISHOP,
mys Proprietors.
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~ The boats OF the JAMES RI-Sss2z3fSE
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL GUMExAANI
will leave the dock as usual promptly az u ~; Ga
Freight aud tolls on goods for Lynchburg ana
beyond collected on delivery or a. ,t snG
he Afforded consignees, but no obligation fs as.
sunied to deliver down freight elsewhere than as
m ' office on the Dock without special agreement
Way freight will not be delivered TIL Charges arg
paid. :, - GglG ,9ttt x
Boats locked and insured.
de IL .a - ~ EDWARD DlLLONs akCass
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STEAMED and CnEnRYsToSE OYSTERS at the
corner of Ninth and Bank streets.
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Aitllmonl 9ispatth.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER G, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH''
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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ExcuAScx HOTEL AND BALLARD HoU

EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE.
RICHMOND, VA, october 81. 1869.
FTHE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
4 OF THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, announces
that be has leased the BALLARD HOUSE, imme-
diately opposite, aud from this date both houses
viii be conducted under his management rs pro-
prietur Of the same.
The two houses will be connected, as IN former
wears, by II covered bridge. so as TO form practl-
tSlly one establishment. The union or these two
iluScIs, so long and favorably known, Will enable
Ghc undersigned 10 offer greatly increased accom-
mOdations 10 thctraveing public, and he can con-
tdeutly say that no more commodions, complete,
ur attractive establishment can be found in any
part Of the southern States. "
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ORDER COAL Notwithstanding to-
" day from schooner Cloud EXTRA L Or
BERRY RED ASH ANTHACITE COAL, and
from boat Virginia, - superior CLOVER HILL
LUMP COAL. Order either to-day, and save ex-
pense OF yarding, Select OAK and PINE WOOD,
M I'LL Main street.
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RAILROADS.
FIR xsss CSsy- EsSsszll r,5Ess S:::ss5
@ h..

FIR n. cs=l cEzssyss= .ssSszzl rs5sEssss:s7I
s D.. .;::.a. ..zs
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILRoAD-LSnch-
burg passenger train leaves daily Except sun
days. at $3.50 A. NJ. Through mail and express
leaves daily at =. NJ.
CHEsApEAKE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-Pas-
senger train daily 1T a. ii. Accommodation train
daily (this week. ut 3 Z. II.
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
Passenger train daily except sundaysl at p. NJ
RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBCKG AND POTOMAC
RAILRoAD.-Day through mail leaves AT LIS 4.
NJ. Siyht through mail leaves at Sis 7. VI. Ac-
commodatIou train daily ut 4:30 =. NJ.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
Passenger trains leave daily at ! 4. 81 and 1895 2
VI. Accommodation train daily ut o:i5 T. NJ.
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-ni Tnp TrTE 577l77T5 7 2 7s2.s G.nf !,
Ho' fok tnk tonahSeE GROVES.

FOR PAtATKSA S IA gEA sDIAs YdA sAYaNSS65HR AxKS5R
VILE, and all LANDINGS on the Sc: JOHNS.
RIVE ER.-sEMI-WEEKLY LIME;;-Tne elegant ~
aud frst-class steamer DICTATOR, Captain y.
n. MCNELTY will leave Charleston, g C, for.
che above places every TUESDAY NIGHT at
O'Clock. 2 1iitt 55g .Ifl .g.fl ,re,,ro,
POINT. 'Captain GEORGE G. MCMILLAN VIII
leave Charleston every. SATURDAY lNlGHTats
o. clock for the above places. ~
extra charge, for meals aud staterooms.
For freight or passage apply to
South Anantic Wharf, Charleston, y. G.
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Referring 10 the above card take pleasure In
saying that In retiring from the management OF
cessor, Mr. j. L. CARRINGTON, and trust that
h,. may continue to receive the patronage of my
friends and the public, which for the past twenty
wears has bceu so literally extended to me.
or os-lm JOHN L. BALLARD.
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VALUABLE RAILROAD CARRIAGE.

Visitors, in passing through the miscela-
neous department, doubtless noticed the
model car on the right side of the building,
but seeing no one in attendance to explain
its usefulness, gave it no special attention:
This model represents the "Eirginia and
Tennessee Air Line Box and Flat Cars,
with the Malone Truck" now in use on the
roads of which General Malone is Presi-
dent. The truck is an invention or inn
provement by General NJ, and is really a
iife-preserver, to n certain extent. Those
familiar with railroad machinery know that
MANY of the accidents which occur to run.
ming trains are caused by !" falling breaks"
This trucks 80 constructed as to render
impossible such occurrences, and that far
adds security to railroad travel.
The box and fat car is:another Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-06

ATOTICE.-The BOATS Of aSaslzIMM5A
IN INV line will leave the Basin
promptly on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sA-
'7Freights taken for all points on the Canal 81
am 0nfsl tion' = N'1 r. A. HILL, Agent.
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EOR RENT, with immediate posses On
L sion. the DWELLING-HOTSE recently Ell
occupied by Mr. L. W. Tompkins, and formerly
Gv The late DIR. II. A: Tatum, corner Of Clay and
second streets. This Ia g desirable residence, sup
piled with gas and other convenenccs. and In good
repair. Terms reasonable. Apply on the premises,
or TO tn" undcrslgued No. sol Leigh street.
no i-Iw L. i. TATUM.
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rgNWO BRICK DWELLINGS, on First g.
street corner OF Cary, containing niue Iii
rooms each. one with and the other without Kitchen.
Rent moderate tor goodtcnants.
l.. II. SThRkE,
lii0 Main street.
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EssEs ESENT.

TOR RENT, that desirable BRICK Ga
I DWELLING In rear OF the Second Bap- Iii
i,st church, on Sixth between Main and Cary
streets, containing tbo0t eleven rooms. ana
Kitchen will, four rooms tal In good ordery. with
yis and water. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
no St Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
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CUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
- market price In CASH for SUMAC, delivered
either al our tanncry in Manchester, at railroad
,lepots In Richmond, ii store li22 Main street,
Richmort. The leaves must be of green color,
well drted, and free from berries, sticks, and sand.
srl HJLST 4 KING.
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DOR RENT. TWO OFFICES, OH the Is
g south side OF Cary street between Tenth Eli
and EieVenIh streets, with water-closets, &c,
suitable for commission merchants. &c. Apply TO
no at J. l.. APPERSON.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
WOOD AND COAL.

TONES 81 BROOKE,
u AGENTS DOVER COMPANY AMI
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE MINES. MI
Yard on Si \ tb street near Canal.
RIITirMiNOTS COAL, SOFT COKE. AN.
THRACITE COAL, and WOOD, at markstk
prices. w - w!
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COKE, COAL, AND W0oD:.Jnss re:
v celyed superior article Of SOFT @ cpKE ,sT f1s
C0AI III i'd: HAIL, SIS; HARD, for CRATES or
stoves, ~ per load, delivered. I also Keep op
hand the best ANTHRACITE COAL. ,and OAK
and PINE WOOD c. 3. LIPSCOMB,
se21-sm corner Of Seventh and Byrd streets.
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DOR RENT, the STORE and BASE Gs GSs:s
4 NENT No. f1ls Main street, between Ele- &:I
rcuih AMI Twelfth, recently occupied by }. =" al!
Turner as Il news depot. Being In the very heart
uf the city convenient to the post office anu other
public Offices. this Is justly regarded as one of the
best business stands In the city. Immediate pos
session viii be given. Apply to me, at the Dis
JjdtLi office. WM. II. PLEAShNIS,
uu o-lw Trustee for j. w all Turner.
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ANTHRACITE COALS.-Mr. b.
~ WARDWEI.L Is our agent for the sale OF our
celebrated PRESTON WHITE and RED AsH
GOALS. They cannot be had Of any other party IN
Richmond, Va. oo .
Miners aud Shippers.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-27
uMBRGIDERERs g

Of the different attachments of new family
machine which have secured the attention and ap.
prevail of customers that for embroiderinR like
the lIemner. is one of the few instruments which
will please and satisfy the observer of its real
value. 1t is so simple in structure, that any one
who can sew nlschine C: use it, and without
instruction. 1t may be attached to or detached
from ihe machine in an instant. Without lengthy
description, and then it would be difficult 10
describe the great variety of work that in
strument will do. The reader must not SUPPOSE
that what we speak of is chain stitch opera
ton. which il, s,sometimes humarousy termed en-
broidety. If desired, three colors of any kind Of
thread may be used any one time and the colors
thread may be changed at the will of the opera.
tor by removing the spools in use and putting oth
ers in their stead; thus as many or as few colors
may be used the operator wishes. in the embroi.
dering of any garment A great variety Of results
are produced by the manner in which the tensions
are regulated Different results may be produced
Willie the machine is in motion by simply changing
the tensions Results vary according to the length
of stitches kinds colors and tensions ofhe threadr
we'll as sizes of the needles used. The Embroi-
derer will any kind of thread The use Of zephyr
worsed for certain purposes gives very plessing re-
suits In order to get just idea Of this valuable
attachment it will be necessary to see it in OpeTs-
tiop. .lF4ss e .-, .s5.5
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-27
ORDINANCE,

bE it ordained by the Town Council of
the incorporated village of Upper San
dusky
ST crIoN l. That itshall be unlawful for
the keeper of any saloon. or other place of
public resort. where Intoxicating liquors,
including fermented and malt liquors are
sold at retail. to keep such saloon or other
place of public resort open, or to transact
business therein, after the hour of eleven
o'clock 2. NJ. of each day.
SEC z. 1t shall be unlawful for any
keeper of any saloon. or other place of
publlc -resort. where Intoxicating liquors
are sold at retail, to open such saloon or
other place OF public resort. or to keep the
same open on The Sabbath day for the
transaction of business therein
SEC. 3. That if the keeper of any saloon
or other place of public resort, where in
tox seating liquors. including fermented and
malt liquor, shall keep such saloon OF
Or her place of public resort open in vio-
alton of the first and second sections of this
| ordinance. or shall allow, or permit, any
KIND Of rioti' G, or revelling intoxication
or drunkenn'ss. or boisterous or dsor leriy
conduct in his or her house after eleven
o clock at night, or on the Sabbath. every
such person shall for every such offence for
| 'eif and pay any sum not exceeding TWEEN
y dollars.
GEO. NY ELS. Mayor.
). W. GIBSON, Recorder.
Ma! Is, lo69 27w3
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-27


that father,had was Barlow knife :;
William has it. Here the knife
was produced and Unidentified as the
one that Levi Chain had and used. I
I saw father. with his clenched hand
strike Jerry in this manner; There
he illustrated the manner ofthe stri-
king he struck him about the body
We found the butcher knife where
father jumped the fence. Father
was lying on the bed with the knife
in his right hand; he held Jerry
with his left arm and struck him
with his right we took the knife
out Of his hand Immediately after he
did Che striking. Jerry hallooed to
/, take the knife,out of his hand at the
time Of the striking; Jerry did not
s'r.ke or choke him; Jerry pull, d
off his coat when he first went in
The murderer has been arrested
and after trial before d. B. Beard
sley Esq, was bound over to the
sum of $500 to appear before the
Grand jury at the next term of
Court.-UancocG JeferSoniau.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-27
THE WAR IN CUBA.
Particulars Of the Battle of Las
- ~ Minas.
The Loss 900 i'll Killed and
Wounded.
Western Associated Press kilograms.

w ASalN6ION, MAY I'd.
News has been received direct
from Cespedes by the Cubans in
this city, confirming fully the de-
feat Of the Spanish forces in attempt
ing to open the railroad from Nue.
vitas to Puerto Principe.
The date and channel by which
received is kept private, for pruden-
tial reasons.
The loss of tie Spaniarls is set
down at about 1000 in killed and
wounded The Cuban force is said
to have been $500 men, under
Quesada, intrenched on the road,
and the Spanish force numbered
about the same.
The fighting was by far the sever
est which has taken place during
the war.
The battle was decided by the
arrival of the Marquis of Santa
Lucia, with 1000 men, a large mum
ber of whom were mounted, and
who, though very poorly armed,
made a desperate and successful
charge on the flank of the Span
ards
OF 800 colored troops, little
over 400 shot their officers and
went over to the Cubans the re-
mainder are neither with the insur-
gents nor the Spaniards, and are
supposed TO have taken to the
woods.
All Ct the baggage. provisions
and ammunition of the Spaniards
carried on ten cars and dragged or
rail by oxen, together with the dead
and chief part of the wounded
were abandoned to the Cubans
who. after the battle, went six miles
to San Miguel, where they de
stroyed the barracks in sight of the
retreating Spaniards.
The loss of the Cubans is giver
at several hundred.
Vessels, since returned to the
United States, had a few days be
fore landed arms and ammunition.
The Spanish General Letona is
reported wounded, but whether il
that action is not said.
Cespedes and the insurgents fee
confident of success.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-27

SERVED THEN RlGHT.-Our read
ers will remember that some time
since, in speaking of the resignation
Of the Democratic members of the
Indiana Legislature, for the purpose
of preventing the ratification Of
the Constitutional Amendment, we
suggested that the proper way to
serve those refractory fellows,
would be for the Republicans to
secretly set the hour for action ur-
on said Amendment, get all the
Democratic members in the Halls,
bolt the doors and then force q
vote upon the question. And we
are gratified to announce that the
notorious boilers were thus sn-gly
caught, as will be seen from the fol-
lowing extract from q Democratic
exchange.
Thursday morning, therefore, ac-
cording to previous arrangement,
the Democrats in the House OF
Representatives resigned, and that
body was left without quorum.
The Democratic Senators also sent
their designations to the Governor,
but were indiscreet enough to pre-
sent themselves in the Chamber
locked upon them, and, in spite OF
their protestation that they were nc
longer members of the Legislature
the vote on the Amendment
was taken, and resulted, ayes, -27
nays 1, not voting IL. The Demo.
cratic Senators should have had
sense enough to keep away from the
Capitol after sending in their res
ignations.