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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-17
n | A G A r A.
a STORY OF FASHIONABLE LIFE.
BY I. II A NJ l. L IN.

S'V "When will The fool come again p
SIM. canon, my lord Tuning the StTcn
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From He .Naa'i5Ne y lig
RENCoNiRE BETWEEN TWO MEMBERS
OF TlIE LEGISLATURE

Aroneontre, with pistols. transpirod ON the 30h nit
IN front u the capitol Immediately after the adjourn
aenl OF thu ia" ii4ases oflhe Gencrli tssemt,y h4
tween Nh HASKELL ol Madison and Mr. Row,rs Of
bradley, members OF the House OF Representatives
Although two pistols Were used by both parties. Ghe
INST pistol oil MIR. Haskell failing fire. no injury was
inflicted on either camhatant, save SLIGHT flesh wound
m the hand OF Mr., li.-3ut we rearct to learn that
MI Lake, ayoung man in the store Of Burton < Brad
~ was sliehuv woul - IA the knee by ball from one
Of the pistols fired by Mr. Roai.s.
The immediate cadse Of this affair was 1i,y.%cs in
the House between the same parties Monday morning.
growing out ola reference, in debate by Mr. Haskell to
the exciting scenes Of Saturday. in which he took occa
sion To say he would nat suhnittoa repetition Of certain
language then employed the Democratic side of the
House Alicr he closed his remarks he walked up Ia
one OF the ilre places. Mr.. RoNcs met him with
the enquiry, whether his rcmar, was intended for him
Iothls question. Mr.. II. replied afirmafively. Mr.
Rowcs reiplncd that he held himself at all times rcspon
slbc lo what he sadan the floor. Mir Haskell then told
HIM If he would say as much cut Of the House. he
would ehastsc him; and thertupan Nh Rowlcs passed
blow ii Mr. H., which the latter was prevented. hy
the by ISLANDERS. from returning. Anapolugy was made
by both members TO tn House, but with an intimaton
from Mr. Haskell that he not vet done with III,
member from Bradley. The sequel was the offensive
meeting, "a The Public Square, which we have Just de-
SERTED.
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HOUSE OF nELEG ATES.
fRlnsy, Dec. 10.
BOARD or AGRICI

The Speaker laid before the House the Report of the
Stale Board IF Agriculture which VAS on motion Of Mr.
jackson, referred to the committee of Agriculture, Sc.
with instruction 10 report upon the eNpedicncv of rcmu
neraing the members Of Tho Board for their services
Tn motion Of Mr.. McRae, much ufthc Governors
message as refers 10 the Board Of Agriculture was also
referred to the same Committee.
On motion OF Mr.. lloleman. so much Of the Cover
nors Message relates the Banks was referred 10 the
the Committee on Banks.
On motion Of Mr.. Io,r, 81 much Of the Governor
Message MS relates to internal Improvement Was refer
red TO the Committee on Reads &c
BONDS OF PUBLIC OFFICERS
On motion OF Mr. liolleman
hfSo'ref, That the committee 70 examine the Bonds
Of public officers he instructed inquire into the succn
ey OF the bonds of the Treasurer and First Auditor and
INTO the rropety Embarrassing the same 50 as more ec
tnally, 10 secure the public interests.
On motion Of Mr. Martin Of Marshall. resolution was
accepted mlu;rng into tho eXpcdcney Of Increasing tho
compensation to witnesses attending the Courts of the
Commonwealth.
TN motion fMr. Taylor Of Loudoun
ReSoired, That the committee Of Finance inquire
INTO Tho ospedioncy Of increasing the tax on pedars IL
censc
On motion Of Mr.. Brown. of Preston
Hcs0fped, by the General Assembly Of Virginia That
orr Senators in the Congress oihe / States be instruct
ell, and The representatives from this State lie
nesy requested, atds early period practicable in
iroduce ard support bill for the repeal othe act OF tho
last session Of Congress establishing Uniform System
Of Bankruptcy tllroughoqt the United States.
On molten Of sIr. b. il laid On the table fr the
pre~cpt.
PETITIONS.
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SnrrwRreK AND Loss lIFE--'i'he sloop Emily,
bout 81 or ~ tons C. J. lousman, master, Of Staten
Island from up the bay bound to Nansemond River to
finish loading with oysters, capszed about a mile 10
the Northuard of Old Point Comfort Friday last
bout A. NJ by which accident three Of the persons on
board were drowned; 10 wit Capt. nouseman, man by
tie name Of Decker and another name unknown, The
owner Mr.. sleght, the only person saved. There
were number Of persons the Shore anxioes to give
assistance but having no boat to put of with con-
PEELED be inactive spectators Of the distressing scene
before them. The only boat board the sloop was a
small skifi in which Mr.. Sleght succeeded in reaching
the shore after several narrow escapes for his life The
sl5op has since been righ,cd and is afoat again.
N6goh Herold Of Thursday
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NIskinr TIL for tho Is; nine years of S22.aJ U
And an average or tic las, five years OF i.1l9 O 10
I. is believed tlat this department. is necessary To the
ru die interest. and that loo IN rs present in We ar
not prepared t. say hing further respecting II.
The other department Of the State establishment in
Richmond. consists o the Public Guard, whose duty 1t
v to guard the Capiii. the Annoy, and the Pcncn
tary II is believed that in THIS department desirable
change might Be effected With great advantage Ia the
public interest Ii Is therefore recommended that the
legisla,ure should convert this department into Nl
tsfy School, upon tie same general principles upon
which flie Military Institute at Lexington founded.
The advantages ii such an Institution the present
organization man, and obvious, that il IS hoped
,'cr, WI te uHasea eiaiay n lie measures 10 bca
d p,.J.
r the frs, place all q nearly all tho necessary build
inas arc erccd T the accommodation both # the officers
and cadets. 81 that the State need he no expense or
a very slight cNteBse on his seore.
Again. SINE actual s-ryicc IS regarded hy those who
are well acquainted Nth such scaas as very desirable
u cadets. lha actual service would he here required
Moreover. sh' nd surl a change be made, the Legs
h'uFc should auu'N The sauo condition has been SIG
g.sicd in regard % new grants 10 the Institute at Lex
nston. Thu the number Of wcll qualified school teach
srs would Be scr, much increased.
Beside IN The lItsent Inefficient erganl7atou Of the
Militia u tie State. military Science danger II fall
IND into general disregard, seriously t. threaten the
rsilAc saEet, ia II RalsH. up Young mon of
good prmsa n every sfnatu al district of the State and
making them in cart. Lie wtI a. tainted with tie sci
earr q MI .uld 10 far 10 IamrdY eA.,ting evils.
Nr Shouts b. rEoticn HAT ilas3s NOT pr pp sal 10
incrcast the number 4 the military establishments ofthc
sis~. II fuoha proposal the public mind would prob
ait and IN good feas5ns he opposed. II Is merely a
prop al. Il change the character II institution " lch
i.slrcadY IN existence. and which unf s4ne form viii
4 douat continue to exist for sotefaans come. Gan
any doubt that ia tins State well regulated Military
ScD' Is 10 hc preferred to the lesl iu'ed garrison Of
common sallierS
The refran9 .tqtrfa,ts have u-e.f.1 e.
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EVENING SESSION.

The Convention resumed the consideration of tho Re-
port on Common Schools. The report recommended The
District Free seboul system.
DIR. pumef opposed : lmpmoleable. and defended
our present system as best suited to out State.
Mr. Smith replied to linn. aud was pnenodcd IN his
MARKS when The near approach Of the hour Tor the lee
fufeb y MI Garnett rendered adjournment necessary.
The important subject under consideration, the close
delbtrann II required, and the anxiety Of the members
10 conclude ihe labors. suggested the rnprry Of meet
my cscW here. avoid the interruption 81 the session Of
the Legislature Row Nh lei'r profefed The Of the
Lecture Room Of his Chnfeh. which accepted BY tn
Convention and ADJOURNED to meet there this morning
at y u'rluck
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h4enl - cur SAFE ty he lear,e, governed L,
h.eh sense Il han.f aud Md FIR then vocation, ~
ssila education lie regarded the Plan rrDpas.d b}
tie fsplr as giag far toaecoinpa! tbs important a5-
yeef.
Mr. He's ffpd some wy appropriate reflections
eenntc'o with the plen Nhieh he haipiy cyIressed.
Tie qcsian rPu Ii. aaapiIon Of tie iSrt then
put and decided N he affirmative, with MOI more than
iuD Il sscnttnls we t.lhse.
Rrv. BUM. saith. Ian Tie Committee on Con
mon schlos, n,ade ftr.n winch benz read. the Can
x,Atlsn adJ.urned until ! a'elock.
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W AsluHGToN. Dec. Q, lSI
UNITED STATES SENA'

UNITED STATES SENATE.
The Senate met at II O'Clock
MIR. WOODBRIDGE Of Michigan, appeared in his
scat iar the first Time.
Mr.. BAY ARD OF Del, moved that when the Senate
ADJOURN, 1t adjourn 10 meet again ON Monday
Mr.. WRIGHT Of y. \ moved that the 3lth Rule
OF the Senate be far suspended 10 allow the pre-
siding officer to appoint the several Standing Commit
tees.
The Resolution adopted without opposition
The Standing Committees will, therefore, be announc
cd on Monday next
Mir M\NGiM moved that the Senate ADJOURN
The motion prevailed after session. Of not more than five
minutes.
hot Sc OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The lion }. W. lNGFRSOlI. elected to supply
The vacancy oceasonod by the resignation OF the Hon
John Sergeant, appeared. was qualified. and took his
Mr. FILLMORE asked leave to offer resolutions re.
erng the various subjects alluded To in the President
Message To the several Standing, Committees 50 soon
MS the committees should be announced.
Alter some debate as to whether such resolutions We're
in order.
The SPEAKER decided that no resolution could he
entertained, nasmuch there was a special order
The Report OF the Select Committee the Rules
\ message was here received from the President OF
The nllcd States, but its reading was not called for.
MI. LAW RENEE of Penna. then rose and announ-
cod the death Of his late colleague, the Hon. Henry
BLACK. of the above State
Mr. Black died on the Zith OF November last OF apo
oPleN at his residence In Somerset county Mr.. l..
said II Was hut few months since his colleague WAS
himself called on Ia announce the death of his prodeces-
scr, the Hon Charles Oge To supply The place vaca
ted b. the death Of Mr. Oee Mr. Black was elected by
very large majority of has district and took his seal IN
the House during the late Extra Session. He WAS
mild and amiable In his department. and beloved by all
who knew him.
Mr. L. said "he was the companion ofmy boyhood
and my acquaintance OF nper Years | knew his WORTH
and leei his loss. The day previous his death he
was m the enjoyment Of perfect health but the decree
went forth and In i,w hauls he was in the world f
spirits"
Mr. J.. then submitted resolution which was adopt
ed. providing That Grape should be worn ont Of respect to
Tho memory Of the dccca4cd
The House tbep Adjourned unul to morrow.
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1'trgt,.ta HcGielaturc.
N st.S ATE,
IurgsnAY. DLCLMBuR ..

On motion II Mr. Atkinson.
hesolced, That committee Of eeTen be appointed.
whose duty It shall Doe to enquire aud examine into the
condition aud proceedings Of tho Banks OF this Common.
wealth as far az practicable "A person or by written IN
eogat'':ts. aud make fopau with any remarkably Them
geemtd i"raen and thai they have power To examine
the Ulcers af the Bank, anil others on oath
On motion Of Mr. Lyons. The following amendment
@as adoplcd-Aycs y. Noes l.
And that the said committee do also enquire into and
report on the ability Of the Banks Of Virginia Ia resnm,
SPECIE payments. aud the proprcly Of requiring such 10
sumption, with designation Of the day On which sncl
resumption should lahc place.
On motion at MI liouldn,
The Scnate odoufucd.
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New loRk, Sunday afternoon,

NEW YORK, sunday afternoon
CHARGE OF EAlBFZZL EAIENT-On Friday.
ollr'rs T. T. Hayes aud llathWaie arrested James An
dre"s. dry goods merchant. Of No los Greenwich
street, charged with having emhezzed 5000 of the bills
Ut the Delaware Bank n Delhi, lei with HIM by Mr.
john H. Fry OF W ashngton city, the evening Of the
uih OF February last 10 be deposited in the American
Exchange Bank If tbs city, The evidence as contain
ed IN the several atldays, states that on the 18th
February last Mr. L. NJ. Shaw cashier Of the Delaware
Bank al Delhi. delivered to Mr.. J. b. Fry package of
500 mbllls To depeslle in the American Exchange
Bank 81 tins city; and entry lnade Of il en- the books
OF the delaware Bank accordingly That Mr. Fry ar
rived here after bank hours Saturday the 20th Feb
ruaIy. and went 10 Mr.. Andrews. whom he knew and
eil the package with hm 10 depsite in the bank tel
ling hlm what 1t was. SC and that Mr. Andrews locked
1t up IN his non safe, and deposited it. Mr. Fry
going ON to WASHINGTON. The money never having
come to hand. Mr. Fry written 10 ON the subject
and coming ON here made affidavit Of the delivery 10
Mr Andrews, and presents also the affidavit OF c. II.
Pine. former clcr, Of Andrews but now in Catshil show
ING that he had the package nj the store aud cunvesd
with Andrews about II, Sc Mr.. Andrews after his ar
rest denied that he had ever received the package Of mo
ney, but was held 70 bail IN $1,000 TO answer the
charge SIM
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On motion Of Mr. HUNTINGTON,
The Senate ADJOURNED.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIvE

''''''' VI "'' ''''''''>' ~ 70
ee journal 81 yesterday WAS read and approved.
WI. ilihiN'liANl offered the following resolu
non, pertaining, he sad to ofSahAlian) which was
read aud adopted
hfSoirf'' ihal committee o three members be
appointed VINO, together WIN IKE number to be hp-
poniedhy the senale. shall direct the expenditure Of
all money appropriated for the Library 81 Congress.
MI. 'i'lM'3hf rose aud sad he believed that the
CONSIDERATIONS u inc huoS ol the House was postponed
ohll 10 morrow
ne nl'Ahfh SAID such WAS the iaet.
MI 'i1'hoi'f' SAID he supposed then that the
st question lof the consideration OF the House would be
tht disposition ol The President $ Message.
NJ. 'ilf fpki' was understood to suggest that the
hfsi business III order would be tie presentation OF po
lions
The SPEAKER SAID that, III the strict order Of bust
ness, petitions should be called for
VI, flih'hoi'f' addressed the 'haIr, but yielded
''e .lo'L TO
MI 'i'"nth, VINO introduced the Hon. N.
H",fe' m'hhef eject from the STATE OF virginia (ihe
'ullR'Pef d@'rlel.) VINO was qualified and took his
SCAT. ...,...,. ....
. h,",i - \ thAiiuhANl) SEAL.
MI 'A"' 'iahN rose ana SAID maj dispute had
'n, p,sa, a'I u'e gentleman rom LOUISIANA
, ,'l, a., - - ~ Wv - anu '','S "ao
lie vend therefor, nr,ani ba coso in t sha r =.
| ,,2,f - 20 '' " ''' 7''I' ~ Il
II anabtrr swat '' sustained
! l1I, so,, -, ,...,i, 80 H., ..1 -, Il
se.,an by tl, lan I|' Sr,a,,,, r, =, ' =,
had been taken n3ss,.,.ion Of 6qor, tho las.nT,h 80
sion by Mir C,nfr,rs IN q,nsanon.. ~ ,l Ia.a
,ion,, Air S,a,,, a. Ii ,,.nl r. ,,.,, w ~ A..
q b,d nt L, ,n,,,,, A. -, ,,'''''' ".' =,
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--<>----~---s--.---
xasa.d be regarded boald ~ the hla. Of geatrnca
aad soldiers 10 esgae in teaching sehJo s.mea here IN
the Senatorial Dssfe;s weA ity lolune. ier al eas
two years. uass they should oIsr ire military service
I'll The state or o tie United Salts. or r ether good
cause assigned shotd s eScuSe isl toacinga rh"u ny
4 body constituted IL lsss udeatry IN such cas'7'-
This vsr!sinn Is ,ieen.~ Teiv reasonable snd nant
sccsaass Dc ale especially il wo'fldNefy much ad
In supplying the State with cnTe,la acers who are
VERY much needed.
i. ,nili,sr, establishment file Stale n Richmond.
has two departments IN H. be first Is afned curIn
es srtiteers emp,se repairing the pubic lie
average number If ,lf~ artsaus the beginning
:,Oln September lsi an, ending 3iih September ieil,
has been seyoa and irs htths, heng var i"'lEe
two Yeas, ica-aHd The last tso yeas, tazItccn-
These srtissns tsye = 81 the Safe follows:
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Lynch LAVA number of the citjzcus Of Romney.
Va. recently dsgaced themselves by the inaction Of
Lynch law upon Il man and romaa. two of their neigh
Pors had meeosed themhygng oil together and then
returning amongst them After stripping the female they
applied coat Of ip and tcatterS. Withholding The tar
nom her head-no 81. however. with the man as after
stripping HIM, it was applied Unfortunately over him
with due quantity Of feathers. They asa rode the f..
male UPON a rill-the man. from some cause escaped
that punishment. The ma'}oru3H he ,sloa ri r. M
Glclal tribunal.
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I'VE ~ GDDEs s..

i HAVE received additional supplies of New Goods.
n which make my assortment good agaiu-and which
will be sold very cheap
.NERC CHANTS
will find desirable stock to select from in mendinr IN
Their assortment and at prices to give satisfaction
Dec. So
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loI Il or DELEGATES
SarrRbAi, December /, 1871.
HEIIII NE NIIEKIIIN

Mr. Baldwin. iru,n tlc Committee Of Courts If Justice
reported the bin lf tn rel # sherls. Who have IL
criyed Wheeling Bank nuea IA payment 81 taA,s.
Mr. Brown. If p. moved m amendment that nothing
In The bull should $, construed ~ 10 render The Banks
moi Liable TO receive Tho Wheeling Notes general de
= site Agreed to-
Mr.. Loitwch moved to strike cut the provision Re
qulrng the Shenls. 10 make oath that they had actual
~ received the Notes Of tho Wheeling Baills, al par III
the payment Of Jax=,.
pm this long debate arose in which MessH. Left
vch. Hoffman. NaIlcc OF =. Cood-tn and Byrd sup
ported aud Ne,srs Hopkins Bayly, Holiday and Ball
YIN. opposed thc motion. The question upon 1t was de
cldod Ia the aflimatyc--ay.s -, noes ~
The bill was Then ordered To be cnCIossed.
On motion Of Mr. Scott, II Fauquier, the House ad
luumed.
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shc Packet ssoafs.

.f,.,, IA THE Packet Boats JOS c. C.9BFfJ
~ "a Capt. th1n,lcy. and JOHN .M]P
SHfLL. Car Huh. will leave This place, alternate
~ IN Mondays, "Wednesday. and Fridays. at : o'cock
july Is q -
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Col Monroe Edwards keeps up his spirits although in
Jail He dresses with the greatest care, has his meals
brought from first hote and talks with air Of in
nred innocence He has brought suits Of replcyin for
the money taken FROM him. and actions for false nnpr
sonrnent against his accusers!
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nOi, 81. OF DELEGATES

lHu hspY, December Wh, lsil.
The speaker announced the following Select Commit
Ire. under The resolution adopted Yesterday To consider
the II appointment 81 the representation Of the State -
Nessrs. tnielleld. lcilnieh. Jackson t.oodann Hun
ter, tnwIorl Darman, Taylor OF l.ondon, Irving Of
Cumberland Boyd. lIoeman. Smt, Of Norhlm6cr
land, aud BaNlN.
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Tie Randolph will is adjourned til the June term
of the Superior Court. The main thing effected at this
term. we haeye, was Tue obteHou Ct sai5aaa daces
te etan TO procure paper frea Riclln,ond-wlich
there were s5u.e able arguments delivered.
Petersburg Salesman
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fl.4 ChaIies4-n Caerer gives ~ account Il III.
- u Steamer SGgall.. which leis :. grk tls .t'h
November IF Now 0tlesas. ~he sfrafg le4h oil
iattcrs and tiled aIdIy. The Captain and crew tloh
The b.a.s. S5.uc hasr reached p5f-het ohefs haYr
n; Teen heard Iroin
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ol 6afs imposed spsa han J., lie sslo.of o5uh u ilai
ias 4, Nj N.is#H al cIiizsns Il fnnee Edn,fI att
Buckingham of change lae time OF holding such q
the County Courts asae r1n held on Monday, in order
to avoid Sunday travelling
On npoiiyn Of Mr. Smith II Mason aud Jackson, the
Honse adjourned.
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PORK.-1his article has varied coed deal d"''s
the past week. the droyes sometimes asking as mnfh u
$50 to $. but the buyers refusing to give more '''
$3.50, and it has settled down at that price u 'r"'
sslls fer II t)4. 81 in Richmond. AMI cannot see
the dIy,r> asl * much IN tins Mace.
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DIRECTORS.
in imgins, Piano Forte
and Gn!tar. &c.
.NI'. ID a DBL, Q q,

M ENiBER Of the Royal Academy of Music, Lon
w don, with much respect, bcgs leave to intimate to
the Ladies and Gentlemen Of lynchburg, and neighbor-
hood. that he has settled permanently here. Application
can be made to him his residence. opposite the Mon
Hotel" the Brick building. Tcnns,-l5 dollars per
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VIE EsANIS

W Ill fnd their stock to be large any in Iynchburg
and at very low prices, they are determined to ocr
inducements to those buying sell again They expect
TO keep their assortment nearly complete possible
by occasional supplies from the Northern cities.
NOV. - 3W if
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NRCEE Us 81 EsaIF.
LINlEISl re LzkEkNls

AVE JUST RECElN ED additional supplies o
n DRY GOODS, H11'S, BOOTS AND
SHOES.
" Inch make their assortment still very large and com
petc-All in want OF GOODS are respectfully nvi-
,c1l
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GEORGE b. TIL RMAN,
LEWIS w. NRENN.
Aas'E'sa ".

IL. those who have contracted debts with Mr. Me
"A dad Lyman at the above named house, will call
on HIM and settle Them he will remain there isr that
purpose, and is fully authorised to settle them
J. c. SHACKIEFORD.
Dec 2 tSif
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- TIL co y G. Es /, ~ ~ j..

WrpsrsDAY, DEcEHnER 3, lSil.
IL SENATE.
The following Senators appeared to day in their scas
in the Senate:
Mr.. DXos and Mf. Sl1uoss, Of Rhode Island
Mr.. BARnom, Of Louisiana.
Mr., nrvG. Of Alabama
Mr.. MILLER, Of Now Jersey.
Mr.. tuoArE. oil Massachusetts,.
Mr.. BERnES, Of Georgia
Mr.. MrnMek Of Maryland.
Mr.. ARCHER submitted tho following J5int rcsolu
ton:
Resolred That TWO Chaplalns. OF different dcnomi
nations BE- elected II Congress during the present session
one by each House, 10 interchange weekly.
The resolution having hesn considered and agreed
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PETITIONS.

Petitions were presented and referred
BY Mr.. Clark # Charles W. Nc7naoh for rclease
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Dec. .