davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06

= .
Houston. II -a tblruehiaf, necessarily ifegufu''d rs
trteIsr at bis house many have heea compelled u
5 liz advanced qiltf II lie dan lad Wea1her Sc
uaniIt beaia' alm.s, uaga. stopping place r raFc-
srs II ia these circumstances hr I'D auIp!a means ~
eHsHH1 eut most rviouslfelt Hledg Isl u '-aqtdt-
ihefe ran o. no doubt but that his iend sh Temperament
hal - tu safe 30 flesh, and has 10 thu fatal .bournc
firm @henec traveller returns the last e1d remains
q many valuable hfc The rest # tie gang have ncd
aud NV anpl" security and peace eysf throughout Tie
csna'Y
HORRIBLE OUTEAGE-Nc understand tia, a
ID - unnatural outrage rerpam'ed the person ola
i.ale eHlr uutcr 10 yoars Il aQe. IN Caaras county,
few days since by onc .hiia1 Irf.eiaad, aged about
/ years. The child IS since dead. - seoantiel has
Had. his erapp and hepe all epad citizen. will be-
tte aea toad n his apprehension, w understand lna
ha - aaui feet inches high, wai.s erect has dark
complexion 2ni but little no beard, and were away z
dafa hane-pun cont and pantaloons.
Raltir1 y { Register.
Deq,L Sw,Np C,a,t-1'he Norfolk Beacon sstcs
tbaffh tolls received upon this anal t5r the fiscal wear
ending tle aDh September last. exceeded bs 10 per cent
the average receipts FIR the last five years The IN.
crase. It thinks, Is OWING IN considerable degree to the
Improvement IN agriculture. and the increase Of produc
uaus IN North Carolina, and adds. odd RIP Van
Nmkle' IS now wide awake on the great question ofln
t'lnal Improvement We may feas uablg expect ntuu-
! Al accession 10 Canal tolls from f58t source.
AarIsr roH SiAwprR The Reverend Nj Knapp
haq been arrested IN Providence X l. charged with
sIandernp lady. Considerable excitement prevailed in
! Providence IN consequence
Tho snow IN Lancaster \ II. Is eighteen inches
deep, and the ncigbuc in that place Is excellent
Portsmouth Jmand
Wurrrrse. NJ, q, lsil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
The snow IN Lancaster. \ H. Is eighteen inches
deep, and the nlcigbng in That place is excellent.
Portsmouth .joaHm


ONO RiNER.-NVc have AT lenath the much
laaAed fr rise IN the river II commenced Ncdue,
daf aud SINCE then we have had steady fall If rain
Y - etoc, last evening there IN lse water III the
ehaanl, and still coming up Thore Is plenty al waor
1t every class ol steamers, and navigation is quito BRISK
(PI-f!f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06

AarIsr ron SiANprR-'ihr Reyorond Nj Knapp
haq been arrested IN Providence. r. l., charged with
saodernp lady Considerable excitement prevailed IN
Providence IN consequence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06

Um. {. Preston Of S. CT is stated in letter rom
Columbia 5 C., that Col, Preston IS in that place. anu
his resignation Is spoken of as depending upon co"'"
geaay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06

District, La, in Congress, it is rumorcd intends f'sg
ng his seat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06
ShnWinr a fallinr of II

Were any Of these IS eco votes cas-, fer TIE Loco
focos al the late election We cannot Of course. say
what may have done by individuals in different parts of
the State but this IS cortanthat there was no accession
Of strength on their part.
For example; In 1910, Van Buren, received lYq.3l2
And in lSll the Loco foco yele vas Iu5' 51R
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-06

Showing decline Of 7.l2S
The results, itwllic seen, arc uniformly the same
decline in the polls OF beth parties but more numerous
with the Wigs than with tie locls. The latter it is
manifest have succeeded not by wayacccsson Of nun
hers from their adycrsarl,s. la their own strength has
deoned-lutby tho prevalence 81 an apathy which. af
i'etng both parties, has Geon nore influential with the
Wings than with Themselves
We have taken the trouble To throw together these
s'a'emen's fer the purpose Of chcchngunduc dcsp,ndcn
r> 90 TIE ono a'dc' and q restraining eandcd c,ul,a
non ~ i'' "t''' L., 'i1a iaeaene and .porl .
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08
[ Ou uMERCIAL RE GISTER
MOBILE:
MONDAY LvENlNG. NOVEMBER 8, is4i.
The mail to-day came through a. Late as due.
Coresp,ndenae a,f ths R.gester.

Couespjndeatehf hf ths RgesfG.
 TUSCALOOSA. Nov. 4. [. To-ddy the ,tws houses assembled the Hall ot the House of Representatives, for the purpose 1T counting the for Governor, when il WAS ascer- taaed that returns had been received from Jack son, Marengo and three other countless the names f which do present recnllect the vote of those received however, stood for Fitzpatrick 27,9OO and odd,and for McClng 2l O9O and odd some of the re- turns were improperly directed, having been adress e to the Secretary of ta,e, when they should have been nddressod to the Speaker of the House of Re representatives,. Mr. Speaker, however, declared Fitzpatrick, duly anI constltutienally elected Cover nor, .&c.
 But little has as vel been done in the way of brs- ness, and but little will presume be done during the presen. week. lt ir reported here that the Hon. C. GCla,. will probably resign his seat in the Senate ofthe United States, to winch course, he is forced by the bad health of Mrs. Clay, should there be a sa'aHy in the United States Senate, election will soo'i take place. A. P. Bagby and Reuben Chapman are spoken of as candidates, think the first named would be the man chosen.
 T,e committee in the House, were no, announced until this morning. understand that Col. Hogan k chairman of the Bank Committee, and B. McAl- pin of Privileges and Elections.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08
- 2 THEATRE.

The areniae of ihc Theatre Saturday night last well ait~nde |, and the improvements of the house SeetEcd 10 prompt general admiratlon.- There is great deaa of simplicity and elegance in it's finish and arrangement; and the new drop cur tam hegh,ens the bsiliancy of the effect amazngly
 The pieces wera bnth better performed than IS nsnal on6rst nights. bef,re the players became iami
 iarzed to their position and strange hsees Mrs. RichardMn is.a pleasing and pretty performer ant Mr. Pearson, tn those scenes where feeling Is reqn'- red, displayed great degree of good taste and line acting. The other members of the company were greeted witb the csrsiality fold friends.
 In consequence of the absence of some of the prin' cipa members of the orchestra, the nusic was rather indifferent Their arrival, however, since Saturday will render this department complete. .
 To-night, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Pearson, and Chapman perform in two sterling pieces. E.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08
PAS sENGERs

Per steamer southerner, cid i'm New York fl Mobile Mrs Swer Mrs Gates, Gel Gates, Messrs Gates Cor dsn, Gates, ' H Sims, II Ward, Pennoyer, A Pol hamus, \ Hsymsn s ' Kerr, MT ishsrwood and lady.
 Perstcembost Isora-W 2 Hoyt and lady, Gardner and lady Mis. Hsy,, Mn. Hoyt nl.s M Bsa.o1 Ds Towle Baker, Coming, Holt, snyre, Dunnins, Brown,J McDsnald, Ham, Hssrd WhipPle. Ferguson, Douglass, swsn Leonard, wison, currsn, Jefiss Poasue, Fosg, Marks, Ashurst. aU fJ f ''t'7
 Per sseamboat victoris--Mr Robinson, lady, 8 chll- dren and svt, Messrs Tow and Westiedt. s.sal
 Per steamboat Csroine-Mrs Toby, Messrs Gaerane, Gas, Ttterhart, Rche, Sohoenhart, Parker JeHkins
 Per steamboat Canebrake-G c Johnson N Wingate and slater, Miss Jeison Miss Holland Messs Johnson Pratt Msilary, Fshsr, fsoe. Gee, Pisues Pisues Arnoax, McNsb, Bryant. McG yina, Strong. Robsrts " Hsckhsy, Walker, Oliver, Stephens, Aisxandsr Nance on deck. ll- .-.-.L | n-. ----. --- ..
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

Murda.-The body of white man was discover ed yesterday morning in the woods, the Melpo- meme canal there were fourteen dirk stabs in it, one of which passed directly through the heart, and must have killed immediately. er at
 He was apparently about twenty five years of age, had light brown hair and respectable man, at least not one of the laboring class. There was nothing but a shirt on the body when found. The body has not been recognized is there any of the per- perators of this atrocious deed. The favorable conjecture we have heard hazarded on the subject is, that it was done in fit of jealousy and revenge by some man who detected him trespassing on his canjugal rights, and his body hid in the woods to avoid detection.-[N. o. Advertiser.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08
AUCTION SALES.
BY LATHAM HULL & SON.

 TOMORROW morning, CTues,lay) at g o'clock, a. am-Furnture consisting of Sofas, Iahles, Chars, Mattresses, Bedsleads, Wash Stands. Nipht Chairs. Light Stands, Kitchen Ware, Calico Counters, Bu- reans, Book Cases, Secretary's &c.
 Also-GROCERIES-yi Cincinnati canyassed and uncanyassed Hama in bar rels, tierces and casks, a strictly prime article
 20 casks Bacon Sides, 10 do do Shoulders
 l5 dozen boxes Brandy Cherries 30 coils Kentucky Rope s zs.
 l5 bbls oafSugar, 20 bbls Brandy 10 cases Table Salt, 5O bxes Soan
 20 boxes Tobacco, l5 half lms Tobacco. Also-75 bNs Window Glass, SxlO
 10 Iron bound Trucks szsass
 Ako-DRY G0ODS-consistne in par, of Blankets, kerseys, Satinetts, Lindseys Broad Cloths, Negro Kerseys !. Canadian and Glenrock Jeans, Baizs Printed scarlet FlanneIs, Merinoes
 English and French Mousselline de Laines W0oen and cotton Hosiery .zz- Brown and bleached Shiriings and Sheetinss Domestic, English and French Prints Pongee, silk, Flag and Bandanm Iidkfa Italian silk Crayats, wooden and cotton Shawls 5c cases Russett aRd Kip Brogans, Boots. Ladi,. Shoes, &c. Also-2O bbls fl esh Eggs. noys
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08
MARINE INTELI.I.1ENCE,
PORT OF MoBIL E-Nov. 8.

CLEARED Ship Uncas, Latham, for New fork, F Shaw X #r ARRIVED HI-t Ship .DeucalioI Allen, fun Boston, to ] Tonlmin. bchr Maria, BurrOngh, fin Apalachic0la. 5chr Mary Jane, Snowman, fin New Orleans. Schr w BreerwnOd, Tner, ftn New Orleans. schr Ayira, Tyler, finn Pensacola. Steamboat CanebrHke, Adams, fin Wetumpka, with s5s bales cotton. iasfI- .1# U M f Steamboat Isora. Pendarss, fin Weiumpka, with 3S6 bales cotton.
 1, Steamboat Caroline, Sutton, from New Orleans. . Steamboat Victoria Hutton, fin New Orleans. Barge Selma, Strntton fin Warsaw with 2l2 bales cot
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

The trial of B. w. GREEN. the Richmond de- faulter, is about to came on in Richmond. We hope some of these rogues may he fastened after while. The Philadelphia Spirit of the Times gives the ag- gregate losses which have been exposed within the year, occasoned by robbery, defaaat and msmanage- mcnt of the hanks in various parts of the country, ay-po millions and sirfyfow Hundred ihossaad dol- lars! It is monstroas, if not exaggerated.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08
OHIO.
 IOWA. l MAIN E.
 GEORGIA.
 ALAR A NJ A.
 ARKA N s A s. ILLiN OIS. F l. O. R l D A. WIS c 0 MS I N. 1 N D l A N A. NJ s s O U R l.. NJ A k Y l. A N D. NEW IA MP s H IRE. DE N N VI VA MIA

(Since the Gazette has erected ns pyramid. three other states-Georgia, Pennsylvania and Ohio. and the territory of Wisconsin, have forward to large it's elevation. We have added the original structure.)
 The Empire State is waiting to enlarge the pyra- mid; but she will be there in due season. We need not say that the Old Dominion constitutes portion of the Democratic P,ramid-I Richmond Enq.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

. Tle T.pses s Frasce. .T following extract ffon letter from Paris, published in the New York Sun gives the following account of wretched state of af fairs in that country. There seems to be a settled determination to create anarchy and bloodshed, by the murder of the King sr of seme members of the royal family, Tine firm and prudent conduct of Louis Philippe is barrier againsr the designs of the des- peraoas of the capitai and tfir only hope is in the destruction of him or his sous. Qaispette is the wretcI, who recently fired at the Duke de Nemours
 'The ayowed intention of cfQuisiletfe in conjunction with six others of shooting all three of the Dukes, at one and the same tune, has made every que lose what 6te sympathy they had for him many have been arrested upon his testimony before the judge. who visit him in his eell every day to elicit what information they can get, to enable them to make further arrests previous tQ bringing him to trial, and vhea tat s ipished, he will be finished also, sans doWe live are to believe his statements, there ceraiply are several societies n existence ihe city who have their eussares all through the prosnees. One rqap was arrested to-day with pis- i0l chargedto the .,pouh with halls. He is said to be adeserter fnoln q regiment, aAd that the pistol was to lrsiect hiR frop t,ose who might be autho- 'rizesi.to appreiiend him.. A..,sf as.s
 Things tn general, sad particularly fpotics, are beginning to .assulpe gloomy aspect. ,I It has been predicted bya Frenchmaa. that lS42 will be the year Of another revolution in Par,s He attempts to prove 1t by asuls, whh enclose for the curiosity of tie thing. It is certain that lhefe has been more dis ruranees in the capital this year than in any preyi-
 
 SO constituted that they c4nh5f -ase government that will meet their ideas for n long time.
 The police are mare tiglsht than they were pre- yious to the arrest of tlisnete, the patrole of the ei,y. both day ana aisa., have been increased. Gun smiths are forbid to have guns that can be used in- inediately. Sword3c 3canes are forbid to be worn. Groups of more than tao three not allowed to rehaiH in the streels h conversation, and every pre- caution has been taken td prevent the ememes from getting the upper hand. Tine census has been the cause of much dissailsE.crion. In the provinces, fhere has beed disturbsnce at every place where it has been attempted to be taken, and thus far the govsras'ent ha,s gained theE point. The rasages taken due most promnent'part in stoaing and paim- ing the troups. and m many instances for short time lad undisputed paasesssu of fhe field One Of these women, when sn her trial this week. told the judge .say long ant abused him harshly. thet she is residing prison for the benefit of her health, and Inc preservation of morals ia Fancs.r
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08
MEMORANDA.

NBw YORK, Oct 2a.-Ar, barque Reform, Hart, 27 ds fun Mobile. Spoke 7th inst lat si l5 lon B. brig Gib ra,ar i'm Cedar Keys for Key West 24th, day out ship Panthea. hence for New Orleans. Died on hoard lzh Oct lat A s lon sl 10, infant daughter of Edward LaForte. The R. had experienced continued head winds and gales the passagenost of sick, part of them have been len at the Hospital M Staten Island,
 Schr Allure, fin rexas. for Mobile, lying at anchor off Pass, north of Mississippi, waiting wind. Midiletown, Conn Oct .-Sld, sch Augusta, Mobile.
 . VESSELS UP FOR THIS PORT
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08
THEATRE,
SECOND NIGHT OF THE SEASON.

lSj- TnE publIc is respectfully informed that this establishment will open open for the season on Sd- ardSy Ereping, Nor. 6.
 During the recess, the Theatre has undergone very considerable alterations and ilnpro, enenls, parten- lary regards the arrangements of the Dress Clrce and addition to the Private Boxes; the house has been speniidly eln llished and indeed every ellot made alih the view to comfort and elegance. Profirietar ... JAS. II. CALDWELL. 2 Manager JOHN H. BARTON. Treasurer. JAMES FORSTER, The aforementioned STARS will respectively ap- pear during ihe The distinguished Vocalists- Madame Seouin Mir. Mansers Mir Seguin and Miss Blanche kemhle from the London Theatres, her first appearance in
 the United States.
 Miss Clifton Miss CushHmn Miss Rock Mrs. Stuart Mir. Marble
 Md'lles Analine aad DeA1an,ie, for Grand Bal
 let, their first appearance.
 Herr Cline, the urcqualled Rope Dancer. The Swiss Brothers, whose unrisaied performances have created SO much excitement in the northern
 and eastern Theatres. Mr. Wood, Master W ood and his celebrated Dog, in
 their me,-drannitc performances. Grand Equestrian Ballet and Pantomimic Companies. Second appearance of Mrs. RICHARDSON, and
 Mir. H. G. PEARSON.
 4hO4tDA F tE4NiNu, IVY. O. iofib
 Will be performed Reynolds comedy of
 THE WILL! Vaudeville, (2nd appearance) MT. H. G. Pearson Sir Solomon Cync. w. Chapman kealiEe, .... ......=...... ....r,. .C' i.' Nfeeh George Howard. .. .................. Ewing seflis.. .'. N"i'o" AIbins Vaudeville Mrs. Richardson Mrs. Rigid d..........., Mrs. Caulheh
 Cicely Copsley ..... Miss IIamblin Between the pieces, Mss Jones, will dance HIGHLAND FLING. To conclude with the musical farce of CHARLES THE TWELFTH. Charles XII XlI................M Mir. il. G. Pearson
  .Eudiga.. ......... .. Mrs. Richardson OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Class No. 135, for lSIl. 64-5l-69-S4-5 -66-22-4S-65-70-27
 S7-SS-34.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

al kst weeks rates, although in caaes an ad- vance had be n obtamed. The transactions may be summed up follows: 2.sOO Mobile and Florida, 7i IOa; $50 Mobile, sa II; s75 New orlrans,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08
CON sTGN Es.

Per steaInLoaI Victoria J Il Ilerpin Hall Weir eoi P Chantroni " C Hurn.
 Per steamboat Caroline. ] IT Caldwell Cohen & Snr drts; Rosenbaum; A Crane; A Dormant Tay Tor Hey eri F Putegnat.
 RECEIPTS OF COTTON. Per steamboat Isora, Ryes, Battle & co 4si Sayre AZ Harrison Blair 44 Bell lr B. Norris, Stnddar < c,Ia7; Walker 3I W Scott 8; Bull & Files l~; k Fontane SC; Drolnax, Newton & Haynes 9 Hoyt Ford 6 Drsha, sheppard l5 SAyre X Prichard D. M Tarleion les E | Andrews co IliG w Tarleton Si AHstill 4 MarzhaIl 10. M E#
 Per steamhnai cahebrnke Desha Sheppard & 70 P; l. Andrews& co i"i Rixes, Battle X co 1885 W Dick inSs le; leavens & Mnlone 47 Ansti Marshall 3si Simpson 1 2O II A Schroeder 3si A Pope Son T. M Brog,len iG; Crawford lf M Sayre l2; e w TMrleoi sl2; Hoyt Ford lo T McMHn Ig C l,abuzan g. II Gwathmey s Allen Iladen 5; Boykin 4i Bo%er 3:
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

THE DEMOCRATIC PYRAxID.-The Salem Ga zette describes 1t rising in its majestic grandeur with rapid strides. Every day, anost, adds one block Already ten states and territories have declared against the principles and measures of the
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

comparison with previous quotations will show material advance in Flour and Wheat in the Atlantic ports and general decline both articles the West.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08

UTO-DAY.
 CAPITAL PRIZE 5000 DOLLARS. DbS- Tickets Only One Dollars and FUty Cents. co ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY.
 -CLAss No. l36, FOR 1541- Authorised by the Legislature of the State, fr the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge No. 39. To De drawn at Mobile, on THIS DAY, Nov. 8, ls4l, at ' o'clock p m, at the Mansion House Exchange, Royal-st. s. DAVIS & CO.,, Managers.
 75 Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08


 The Journal is certainly welcome [" all and singn- lar iis opinions in respect the message and ihe banks; and would have admitted that, md spar ed him such an array of s.logismsi hut .' hrstlS" '' secnndy." and " fmIly," ct cetera. &c., why i" not the Register entitled hs opinion ofthe opin- iuns of official digniia.i.sl The chief magistrate of the state danbts to the directun o be giv- en 10 an important financial question. The senior editor of the Journal, commissioner to examine in- to the condition of the banks, holds that winding up is the only alternative. We, as one the plebeian" undertook to look at the views of both of these olf- cials, and if the governor prctes as touchy as the commissioner, "hy, perhaps We had better have kept our hands off the question. We did not " reprove" the Journal, do ask it to conform its opin- ions to those of the governor the Register At the same time, hold, and intend upon all proper oc- casons to express opinions of the arguments aud opinIons of goyernnr commissioner and editor. The Journals vinegar is thrown away upon this occasion, f'r unconscious of having done any thing to deserve the picklng winch he is disposed to give us, unless, perhaps, that have preferred to doubt, with the govern"r, to being absolutely convinced by the arguments of the Journal commissioner.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-08
ur eOverninei

NEW JERSEY IN A SkARL.-lhe legislature Ot N Jersey elects the Governor of the State. Before proce ding to do which each House votes to go into joint meeting for thai purpose. In the Council there is tie in the parties, and withou, the casting vote of Gov. Pennington who is sr-g6eio President of that branch there be election, unless of the party men vote with his opponents. It appears now that whig, Mir. Scott, from Monmouth, has re- fused to go into joint baot under the plea that Gov. Pennington's of office expired the day of the assembling of the legislature. The consequence is. tha, the State will be left without Governor, for the coming year. ..
 Gov. Pennington's commission expired the 3Oth so that should Mir. Scott recede from his posi- no officer to give the casting vote.
 ALABAMA LEGIsLATuRE.--On Tuesday, in the Senate the President announced the following stand- ing commttees:- 6
 On Propostions and Griepunces--Me essrs. Mo Vay, Address, CTeagh, Turner, Clark.
 On Enrolled Bils-Jones, Ross, Wilson of J., Rodgers, Foster, Womack.
 On hhe eJudiciary-Thornton, Baylor. Hunter, Fos- ter, Wilson, of F., Lea, Phillips, Buford, Aston, Mcconnell, Reese, Hudson, Turner, Jones, Wat s
 On Prpieges and Elections--Wilson of F., McAl lister, Dent, Wstrous, Reese, Mechanism, and Ross.
 On Inland Na,is sation $c-Lee, Reese, King, Bay lor, Wilson of J., ibicvay, Daily, Phillips, AIlsion and Oliver.
 On Roads, Bridges and Frries-Turner, Hudson, Roes, Brindley, King and Clark.
 Gu County Boundariss--Mc Connel, McAlster, Womack, Rodgers, Watrous, Daily.
 On Edueaiion-Baylor, Oliver, Jones, King, Hun ter, Creagh, Dent, Clark, Daily and Buford.
 Oa State Capiioi-Dent, Mechanism, Address, Brndlay' and Womack. On !Siate Bank-Toulmln, Jones, Thornten, Dent, Turner, Hudson, Clark, Oliver, Mechanism, Lea and Baylor. =5r
 On Military Agays-McC Clanahan, Dent, Hall, Ross, McAilister, Bufard and Creagh.
 On Diporcs and Aimony-Alston, Brindley, Wat rous, Rodgers. Address and Womack.
 On State Prinfing-Creagh, Hudson, Foster, Fur ner, Rodgers, .McAli>ter, Alston and Dent.
 On Accounts and Clainls-- Hudson, Hall, Jones, Creugh, Womack, Turner and Aston.
 On Iadian Erpenditw Aiister, Mcconnell. Dent, Daily, Foster, Buford and Reese.
 ca Penitentiary-tiall, Reese, Oliver, Hudson, Brindley, Hunter and WatrOus. On Retrrnchmeat-Reese, Phillips, Jones, Thorn- ton, Lea, King and Rodgers.