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2 Lr evenings Ovoaics says tAsABoh
Graves anl Others have secured control
of the Empire mil and mine; and that
Graves and associates have also got
snOng b control of the G 1uh & Curry to
enable them to put BIB into the saperin-
tendency no. held By Hon. c. c. Batter
man.
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Wnr1Na War vIRaIN has been ap-
pointed to sill a vacancy on the Slpreme
Bench ofNaine. Hs hsefy held the po-
sition OF lay Reporter. H, was formerly
President 0; the Mime Senate, Is m
able llvyer Al first rate man.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

JUSTIFICATION OF A. Ma ;AGER.-Miss
Agnes Kennedy formerly Mr.. Churca's
tgoupc) who passed through Carson yes
ter,Iay, finding it reported that NJ.
Church lift her destitute in Reno on his
return trip. desires US in justice to tn Il
gentleman to state. that such Was not the
case. Her engagement being concluded
Miss Kennedy desired to be left there in
order that she might so East, but she has
since concluded u los ate in Virginia.
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Treatment Or CoLoExD CADE1s-The
following is an extract from the order of
: / The Ssc-esary ofthe Navyin relation to the
treatment Of the colored cadet at Anna
polls: Under tho operation of the new
kene;ciai laws, all political distinct o IS OF
rnee have been aboiisned in our country.
The pablo burdens being imposed alike
y 0poa al OF our citizens, the worthy men,
bers u every class alike are entitled 10 the
hsnesihs and FREQ ~ contend for the favor
Of thu Government. Intheexercise Of lis
sosan1oaosed ieginght, smembes a our Ma
tioual Congress, Of African descent norni-
:. natei to the Naval Academy cadet If his
.lss4oun see, az,d in Rseo9n itinn u his Fights
saizthe Naval aufhosi<ies coAfKnedthe NOM.
=, =. inekion, ard g ;epee fnily and unmis-
q. ! Aahnhlx nads knsun b - ~ Aeadsmy
ssis4eag - iapd.itin - in - this
....,e.4S q peapenssf AhnssseahSp
1s.sifsnn.sifi 1iaJEs1nfa dlHt'
luenis D6sliss ssw CsGhD3!Sol
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t. can which run froa Sacramento
to Han Frxnrisco over the Vallejo route
will, in the future leaveths forn,et point
at TO \. =. This ought 70 o very
accommodating arrangement to business
men and the hasty traveller.
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DIED..

In this city, on Thursday. December II. James
hartley. sgell sbout . yeAE2-
Deceas.d was mysticism, . native Of England
and came to America with BxsnfOrd and Ash
c-uft troupe of musicians.
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AFTER NOON.
SENATE

Rcfcrred.-H. l73, to restore Charles Leonard
to bis legal rights and privileges; 10 general com.
II. le0, to Incorporate the Southern Vermont
Marble and Mining company to com. on manu-
hctures
H. lsI, in addition 10 chap. 90, Z. s., regulnt-
ing the movements OF trains when one railroad
crosses another railroad to com. on railroads.
II. 1888, to incorporate the Rupert Dairy Asso-
citation to com on agriculture.
II. COZ. TO Incorporate the Grand View Noun.
tain Hotel and Observatory Co.. to general com.
Reports From judiciary committee, II. ia,
relating 10 the mode of electing Trustees of the
village Of Rutland passed.
H. ISL, relating TO taking ice from Lake Cham
plain and other waters Of this State, with pro-
posal Of amendment agreed To, and third reading
ordered
From judiciary committee, II. A. in amend
ment OF chap. 100, Z s., concerning general pro.
ceedings, crimes and punishments third reading
ordered
BiH introduced and refcrrcd BY Mr.. Powers,
TO legaize the proceedings Of the First Meeting
House Society in Stowe; TO general com.
The hour having arrived for the meeting of the
joint assembly, the Senate proceeded to the Hall
Of the House Of Representatives.
On returning, a communication from His Ex-
cellcncy the Governor, transmitting the decllna-
tion Of Edward Seymour, as one of the Trustees
Of the University Of Vermont, was read.
JOINT resolution BY Mr.. Bigelow, for joint
assembly on the nth inst, at q p. NJ, to elect
Trustee of the University Of Vermont and State
Agricultural College adopted.
Special order.-S. II, to repeal an act relating
TO billiard tables. Mr.. liinckley proposed an
amendment which construed the present law so
as to leave the power to close billiard rooms in
the hands Of the selectmen, Messrs Sprague
and Ballard opposed the amendment and Alessrs
Bailey, Morrill,, Adams, and lInckley advocated
it, Mr.. Sprague demanded the yeas and nays,
which were as follows:
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Supreme Court.

ASSIGNMENT OF IUDGEs.
At the General Term Of The Supreme Court
the following assisnment of Judges wns mad,
for the year commencing December /, 1873 -
FOR SUPREME COURT.
ChiaoadeH. w heeler, Royce, Redheld, Ross.
Frankhn.-Pierpoint, Barrett, Wheeler, Redield
Grand isle.-Pierpoint, Barrett, Wheeler, Red
field.
ADDISON. Peck, Wheeler, Redfeld Ross.
Rutland -Pierpoint, Peck, Royce, Ross.
bennington. Barrett, Peck, Royce.
WRdhom.-P Pierpoint, Peck, Wheeler. Ross.
WiadsOr.-perpoint. Peck, Wheeler, Ross.
OraA9e. Pierpoint, Barrett, Royce, Redfeld.
Washington Barrett, Royce, Redfeld, Ross.
LamOiih. Peck, Wheeler, Royce, Ross
Orleans - Barrett, Wheeler, Royce, Ross.
Esser.-Barrett, Peck, Royce, Redfeld
Ca'edonid.-Pierpoint, Barrett, Peck, Rediicld
FOR COUNTY COURT.
Pierpoint, q. J-Addisln. Chittenden.
Barrett, j Wndham, Windsor.
Peck, Washington Orange.
Wheeler, J.-Rutland, Bennington
Royce j Franklin, Grand Isle.
Redfeld, J.-Orleans, Lamole
Ross, j J,-Caledonia, Essex.
j, PKRPoIST, Chief Judge.
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Vermont Cavalry Re-Union.

Tie only Regiment of Cavalry raised in Yer
mont for the war Of the rebellion, has record
that will go down to posterity, so long as patriot
ism and devotion to a cause are regarded as yir
tues and that old comrades in the severe service
which this regiment was called upon to perform
should remember each other with a brotherly af
tecton is alike credtabe to the proverbial soldier
regard, and to the nobler impulses Of humanity
A call having been issued for the reunion o
the former members of this Regiment, Wednesday
evening, about forty Of its old members answered
to the roll call. An Informal meeting and an or
ganizaton made up the preliminary exercises o
the occasion Cen VIM. Wells was elected
chairman Of the temporary organization, and IL
b. Aldrich, of st. Abans, Secretary.
committee was appointed toprepare bylaws
consisting of Warren Gibbs, of Burlington, vii
lard Harrington, of St, Adams, and W. II Good
now The committee on bylaws made report
which was accepted and adopted.
The chair appointed as a committee on perma
nent organization, II. X. lde, Of Barnet w. W
Whitney, of Waterbury, Seymour II. Wood, ol
St. Adams.
The question of a publication of history ol
the regiment was presented by Capt. II. X. Ide
and discussed.
At eight O'Clock in the evening the organiza'
tion assembled in the dining hall of the Pavilion
Hotel where a sumptuous supper was provided
That being well disposed of, the committee on
permanent organization reported the following
officers for the year ensuing, who were unaui'
mously elected,
President--Gen. VIM. Wells.
Vice Presidents Maj. Josiah Grout, Jr., and
Q NJ. Serg't Geo r. Blair
Treasurer--W Warren Gibbs.
Secretary-lI B. Aldrich.
II was decided to hold the next annual reunion
in the month of October OF November next, the
time to be designated by the President OF the
Society.
Gen. Wells thanked his brother comrades for
the honor conferred upon him in electing
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
A YER's sARsAPARILLA
FoR PURIFYING THE moor.

Amolicns ihii curc-is real public blessing ArrRs
sAHstrAUitLA make. positive cure Of series Of COM
plaint., which lr always snctns sud too o0on fatal
lt plrhos the blood purso out ue lurking humors in
the system, which undermine health and settle into
troublesome disorders. Euptons Of the skin the
appearance The surface Of humors that should he
pclei from the blood. Internal arrangements the
determination of these -amo humors to some Internal
organ or oreaas Whose action they derange and whose
substance tey discas, and destroy AYER's sARsArA-
RiLLA cxpeis these humors fom the blood. When they
gono, roo disorders they produce disappear such As
Uceri 0Hs OF ms ilter. siomlch KtiHsy', LHHgs E1p
hoas ssl Eraps Hsepsso Of he stin, ST. AaAoays Fire.
Koie Eygpts Piapiss, Putes, Biafclsf, B1is, Ta-
mors Teer lal Sac Rtc1 sead Htaf, RiHgulra Uios'
ani Sores Animation Nsaagl Pam IN fie Bones, Side
aHi Hsad fsna's Be1iHess, Sthy, LsuoouAaI ariiing
from Hfrna' urraiisH and u,rins a'elss D-opsy Dy'-
gepsa. Emaelafi,H anf Geauii D,bahy. With their de-
parturc health returns.
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its session last night. Judgments were rem
dered in the following cases
FROM oHITTENpES COUNTY.
Henry G. Norton ct ais. IS. D. II. Onion,
Executor Of Polly Cary. Judgment of County
Court affirmed. and Judgment ordered to be GER
tilted 10 Probate Court.
2.-Chares X Whitney u.s. Town of Essex.
Judgment of County Court affirmed.
"a. r. & g. NJ. Duncan, apts., Us. Allen
Stone. With the Court
Franklin Guyette u.s. Town of Bolton.
Judgment OF County Court reversed and cause
rcmanded
FROM GRAND ISLE COUNTY
5.-Stephen H. Williams rs. David Dodds
aud Town Of North Hero. With the Court.
PROM RUTLAND COUNTY.
G-Andrew Gibbs u.s. Burr BENJAMIN. Judg-
IN ant Of County Court reversed and judgment on
report for defendant to recover his costs.
IA. L. Kellogg IS. John O. Fox ct al.
Continued to regular term.
s-Carlos 5. Sherman rs. r. q. Abel ei al.
Continued u regular term.
FROM wISDHAM COUNTY.
o. Francis h. Dickinson rs. Town of Rock
ingham. With the Court.
PROM WINDSOR COUNTY.
lO.-Joseph Monhl rs. Nolney lhurst0n
Continued to regular term.
I0d.-Admr. of Elisha Wood rs. Jefferson
shurtlelf Judgment Of County Court reversed
and cause remanded
FROM LAMofLLE COUNTY.
ll-Walter Hawkins rs. Town of johnson.
Judgment Of County Court reversed and cause
remanded.
FROM ORLEANS COUNTY
l2.-Levi B, Childs rs. Charles b. Childs.
With the Court.
I3.-Elizabeth Farmer u.s. John Reynolds.
Judgement Of County Court affirmed
IRON ESSEX COUNTY.
u-Nlary Jane Colburn Il al. rs. Sarah Had
ley. Continued to regular term.
Ii4.-Mary l.. Rich rs. Geo A. Bolton. Con-
tinued to regular term.
FROM CALEDONIA COUNTY.
l5.-Thomas Ward rs. John W. Bailey. Set
tied
lG-Wiilard Spencer Us Hiram r. Robie De-
cree Of Chancellor reversed, and cause remanded
with directions to enter decree for orator.
IA. A. Earle rs. +. IL. Webster ct al.
Judgment OF County Court affirmed.
ls.-Peter Higgins Is. Town OF st. Johnsbury.
Judgment that writ OF certi0rari issue, and
that the petitioner recover seosts IN this Court.
The Judgment Of the County Court for deiend-
ants to recover their costs vacated, and writ Of
pandamus issued to the County Court command
inv that Court 10 render Judgment for the Pc
titioners for $40 damages. Question Of costs in
County Court 10 be determined by that Court.
FROM WASHINGTON COUNTY.
lO.-Dayid Dow ps. Lyman s. Hayes. Motion
TO abate overruled. Exceptions cot maintained.
Verdict and Judgment set aside and case remand
ed. New trial granted on petition with costs.
2o.-E. f. Palmer, Exr., rs. X. Preston and
Trustee. With the Court.
2l-AIontpelier 4 Wells River Railroad Com
pany rs. James X. Langdon. Judgment Of
County Court reversed and cause remanded.
29.-Iewis Keith rs. Eastman and Currier.
judgment Of County Court affirmed.
o3.-Debornh Hathaway rs Estate Of Lot
Hathaway With the Court.
2i.--Nloses Holden, Admr., "a. Charles Reed,
Admr Decree affirmed and cause remandod.
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4 YER's HAIR WIG OR,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR

TO ITS RATgRAL glTALfTr AND COLOR.
Advancing years, sickness care, disappointment, and
hereditary pred spostou, all turn the hair gray either
OF them disposes 60 to fall oG prematurely and either
effect s ghtly and unpleasant to behold. Dr. ArERs
consummnte skl has produced antdoe for these de
formtes which has won gratitude for him from multi
tnies n women and mon Ills HAIR YiGoR sometime:
reproduccs lost hair and always restores to faded ana
gray hair 30 natural color with the gloss and freshness
of youth The comparatively few nald and gray heads
TINT see those who have not yet discovered
the virtues Of AYrRs AIR NGoR orrenowiug the hair
The fresh and youthful hair older heads often
the product Of his art II you are disgured or made
old austere and ugly by gray hair restore It's youthful
color and with II your features to their original soitnes
and agreeable expression.
As an elegant dressing for beautylng the Hair 1t ha
no superior.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. G. AVER & CO., LOWELL, MASS.
Practical and analytical Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
42-eow-ly
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him President Of this organization. II had been
long cherished desire with bin that reunion
of the old Cavalry regiment might be effected.
lie thought larger number would gather at
their next meeting, when it would better become
known that a reunion society had been organized
With these appropriate remarks, Gen. Wells
again thanked his comrades, and was followed BY
Mj Josiah Grout Jr., Captains Harrington.
Watson, Gibbs and Ide, III Holden, Geo Cook,
and others
A dispatch from Gen Sheridan was read, as
follows.
CuIcAoo, Nov. 9Th, 1879,
Gen. Hm. Wells
| regret that official duties prevent nv meeting
with you | trust your organization will be suc-
ccssiully accomplished, and that the First YER
mont Cavalry may have many happy reunions
y. II. SHERIDAN.
1t. Gen Z. s Army.
Letters were also read from Surgeon Edson
Lieut. Henry o. Wheeler, Capt. >. H. Highly,
j. W. Newton, $ r. Crosby and Mr. Miller.
Several matters Of business relative to future
reunions Of the society were considered and
passed upon, and the evening passed Of until
harpast eleven o'clock in most agreeable
manner.
Short speeches and wcll-timed stories. revived
By this re.associaton, were the order Of the eve
ming, and al seemed to enter heartily into the
spirit Of the occasion.
Capt. Harrington spoke in complimsntsts
terms Of the aid they had received in periecting
this first reunion from Gen James $. Peck ond
Capt. John W CLARK, Of Montpelier, and moved
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"A woman IN Ontario died recently, az
was supposed, Of congestiye chill, but while
the body wss being prepared for the grave
she returned to consciousness, and told her
friends that she had been to the better land
had seen two of her sisters there, and had
come back to tell them what she had expert.
enced She soon after passed away, appar-
emily very happy.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!
sCUENCk's PULMONfC SYRUP,
NcUfN he sEAWFED TONIC.
NIIfINIk MANnU AXE uIfTg

Arc the only moi.cuei that win cure Pulmonary Con
sumption
Sometimes mcdcinca ibat will stop cough will oiieu
ocoasou tc death Of The uaucnt 10 lock. up tho liver
stops The circulation ul Che blood. hcmorfhaEc follows
and 10 tct ooefns he action of the very organs hat
caused Che cuu1h
LIVER complaint and dyspepsia are the causes Of two
thirds oi ME- eases OF consumption. Mauy com
planning with dul pam in the side. the bowels somo-
times cogive .uf samf times tfo lo-7c tongue coated
pain in The shoulder blade feeling sometimes very
les and % other times druwy The food that is taken
lies heavily on the stomach, accompanied with andity
and hclchng ~ wind These p0ns usually originate
rom dsordefcd condition oi the stomach or a torpid
liver Persons uicctsd 30 they take one or two heavy
colds AMI the cough n these De suddenly stopped
the lun0s liver aud stomach clog, and remain torpid
and inactive and before thc patient Of hs stu-
alton the lungs are ilass Of sores and liberated and
death b the Inevitable result
Sehenck's Pulmonlc Syrup is an cXpccforaut VII ch
docs not contain any opium rur anything calculated 10
check cough suidenlv.
sehencks seaweed Tonic diao'yes The fool mixes
with the gastric ia'co af the stomach rrsts easily
nourishes the syscm and creates healthy circulation
of the blood When abe bowels are cOstve SKIN sallow
and the parcut of a bilious habit. schenck's Man
drake Pills rcqulrci.
The.c medicine. ore prepared and sold by DR.. j. n.
NtNLNtk SON NOrfNeast corner 0f Sixth and Arch
suctts, Philadelphia. Penn and Tor sale by gro G.
dDunA IN co, i- Hanover STREET, ston. and JOHN
= HENRY college Pace, NeS York, Wholesale
Agents.
For sale iy Dur-sts generally. 37-n
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q, Yeas - Messfs. Adams, Barnes, Carpenter
hstey, llincklcY, Kellogg. Lamb. Mason, Nor
rill Scott, shedd, Smith, Stilcs-l3
Nays - Mcssrs. Ballard, Bartlett, Bigelow
Butteriicld, Colhorn. Gleason, lioughton, Powers
REYNOLDS, Spraguc, Wilson-ll
The amendment was adopted, aud third read
ing ordered.
On motion Of Mf. Kellogg, adjourned
HOUSE
i'ataished luane@.-ll. SO, in addition to ch
10, z. T., entitled villa
On the question Of the third reading Of tn,
| Dill, Mr.. Newell, Of Wardsbor0, demanded In,
yeas and nays, and they were taken-yeas s5
dered
,. o. Incorporating the Midland Railroad Com
pany passed.
BiRs introduced andrcfcrred. BY Mr.. lIebard
Of Chelsea, 90 provide for the republication o
certain Vermont reports t1 com. on Judiciary.
by Mr., Pitkin, " Montpelier, to incorporat,
the Washington Manufacturing Company {,
com. on manufactures
by Mr.. Field, Of Springfield establishing
State School Book Depository to com on eau
cation.
JOINT ASSEMBLY,.
The Senate came in and Joint Assembly wa,
formed for the election of Judges of the Suprom,
Court, and Reporter Of the decisions Of tho
Supreme Court
His Honor Russell $. Taft. President Of IN,
senate, in the chair George Nichols, secretary
Of State, Clerk
For Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, Sen.
ator Barnes, Of Addison county, nominated
,lgnN PlgRroiSr, of yergenness
and he was duly elected to that Office, by rira
rOcc vote
For First Assistant Justice of the Supreme
Court, Mr.. Butterfeld, Of Wilmington, n0mi-
mated
JAMES BARRErr, Of Woodstock,
and he was unanimously elected bya rira rocs vote.
For Second Assistant Justice Of the supreme
Court Mr.. Pngroe Of Hartford, nominated
As,nEL PrcE, OF Montpelier,
and he was unanimously elected by a ura rooe
For Third Assistant Justice, senator vcusey
nominated
lIoYr II. WHEELER, of Jamai,a.
and he was unanimously elected by rca roe
vote.
For Fourth Assistant Justice of the supreme
Court. Senator Bailey nominated
HOMER f. RoYcs, Of St. Abans.
aud he was unanimously elected by rira roo
vote
For Fifth Assistant Justice Of the Supreme
Court, Senator Powers nominated
TMoTnY p. REDriELD, of Montpelier.
and he was unanimously elected by rira roce
vote
For sixth Assistant Justice Of the Supreme
Court, Mr. fairbanks, of ST. Johnsbury, nomn-
ated
JONATHAN Ross, Of st. ,Johnsbury,
and he was unanimously elected by rira roce
vote.
For Reporter Of the decisions Of tho Supreme
Court, Mr. llebard of Chelsea, nominatoi John
W Rowel, Of West Randolph; seconded hy Mr..
Bottom, OF New Haven, Mr. Granger. Of Peach
am, Senator lIinckley, Of Orange County, Mr.
Pltkin, of Montpelier.
Mr.. Henry, Of Chester, nominated Norman
Paul. OF Woodstock seconded hy senator But
terhed, aud Senator Powers.
The President appointed as tcllcrs, Mr. Heb
ard, Of Chelsea, Mr.. Henry of Chester and Sena
tor Powers Of Lamoile County The ballots
havlng been takon weren. lnlnws
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An aggrieyed colored man down in Flor
ida consulted one Of the most conscientious
lawyers in his neighborhood, and after stating
his case, said, Mr.. -, know you's a
lawyer, but | wish you would, please sir, jiss
tell me dc truf bout dat matter"
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81 Battery Capt r. II. Start,
Sharp Shooters Gen w. Y. W Ripley.
Capt. John W. Clark, from the Executiy,
Committee, reported an amendment to the con.
stiuion Of the Society by which non-com.
missionod officers were admitted to the privileges
Of the Society Adopted, after full discussion,
unanimously.
On Motion Of Capt Leayenworth the Secre-
ary was directed to procure a register for enter.
ing each names Of each person attending the an
nual reunion.
The Society then proceeded to bnllit for the
place for holding the reunion for the ensuing
year Col. r. c, Benton invited the Society to
St. Adams Col. X. llaskins hoped that Brattle-
boro would he selected Col. Grout and Major
Bowman named St. Johnsbory as proper place,
and urged the Society to select it, A ballot was
taken, which resulted as follows
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Aud therefore John W Rowel was declared
dolly elected Reporter of the decisions of the Su.
preme Court for the two years next ensuing.
Special Ordr.-Ii llG. making an appropria-
tim for monument for William French
Mr.. Newell, Of Wardsh0rn moved that the bill
he amended 81 A. to mako the sum $500 instead
of $1,000; pending the consideration of which,
Mr.. lnskins moved that the bill be ordered to lie
and be made the special order for tomorrow af-
ternoon at o'clock, which was agreed TO-
On motion Of Mr.. Smith, Of St Albans, adj
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Eighty five thousand square feet of slate are
being laid on the Iron and Steel Works at st.
Adams
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Mr.. Pitkin Of Montpelier in the chair. Al
Jourued without transacting any business.
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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 6.
On motion Of Mr.. Powers, tho Senate ad
iourned.
HOUSE.