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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-03-06
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison CoMntqs

Madison County
Nv the probate Court of said County.
To all persons interested in the lands
tenemenls and hereditaments Of HoL-
land Webb, misunderstanding:
UOU are hereby commanded TO aP.
Il pear before the Prot ate Court of
said county at a regular term thereof,
to be holden at the Courthouse Of said
county, On the end Monday IF April
neat. then and there to shew cause il any
Won have, why said court should not then
order and decree the lands, tenemtnts
and hereditaments of said deceased to be
sold to pay the debts Of said decedent,
II wit;
The south half, west half, north
east quarter, and the south half, west
hale, southwest quarter, all in section
seven, township ten, range four, east,
containing eighty acres, more or less
Witness, the Hon. JOHN B.
HowCoTT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county the Second
#- Monday Of February. in the
L. s. year Of our Lord, n thou
- sand eight hundred and for.
ty,seven, and seOl Of said
court.
Issued, the 10th day o
February, 1847.
J.. r. CAMERON, Clk.
I.L, IA IaA4 Qa-97
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TnE sTATE on MIssIsslppI,
Madison County.

MdUlSOD C0uHty'
BY the Probate Court of said County.
To Eleanor OGutt, and all other persons
interested in the estate Of Henry A.
Offutt, deceased:
WMHEREAS, an order was made at
W the February Term, lS47, Of
said Court, authorizing publication a.
gainst all persons interested in the es.
tate Of Henry A. OaFu,t deceased, and il
appearing to the Conrt that Eleanor
OAutt is interested, and a nonresident
Of said State: These are therefore to
require said Eleanor Offutt and all 9th.
er persous interested in the estate Of
Henry A. Offdtt, deceased, to appear be-
lore the said Probate Court on the Sec.
ond Monday of May, l847, then and
there to shew cause, if any they have.
why the fl al account Of John Cooper
Executor of the last will and testament
of said Henry A. ofutt, should not be
allowed and a decree made ~thereupor
accordingly. =.
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GOODS Avn UOST.

MFRS. INSKEEP will sell her pre-,
NA sent stock of Fancy Goods at cost
for Cash.
January %, 1847. 1924
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co vi M ERCIAL.
view orleans Cotton Manlet:I::Feb. 81,
corron.-sales of the week sl,OOO bales

CorToN.-sales of the week $1,000 bales
We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Mississippi and Louisiana.
Inferior ::::::::::-a- Middling Fairl04aI04
Ordinary :::::::9Ba94 Fair :::::::::::l0AalI
Middling ::::::::9Aa94 Good Fair::;:::-a-
Good mIddling ::9tGIO Good and Fine I'D
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand lst Sept. I846 :;;::::::::: 6,332
Arrived since TO date ::::::::::::::::::5l5,237
Exported to date ::::;::::;::::285,0l3
st ok on hand not cleared ::::!::::::::2 1886 554
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WiLNeSS, the HONOR lOI5
JOHN B, HowcoTT Judge OF
Probate of said county the
Second Monday Of February
LIS. in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and
forty-seven, and seal Of said
Court.
Issued, the 10Th day Of Feb'ry, l847
J. T. CAMERON, CIk.
February 20, 1847. 1881
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"a. this county, on the 9TH inst,
5lr, ! v, HarIon, Mr.. EIBr CoRDrs, to
III ~ 'sAnowledgs that they have been
d oounlifully remembered ~ the
I'M ] aay Heaven be as liberal o. il.
Y 4 snlrr. henry . miss
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Washington County,

Nv the Probate Court Of said County.
To all persons inte rested in the lands,
tenements and Entertainments Of Chris.
topker L, Bennett, dec'd-G Greeting:
VOU arc hereby cited TO appear be-
Il fore the Probate Court Of said coun-
ty at a regular term thereof to be hoI-
den at The Court, house &c said county, on
the Fourth Monday Of April next then
and there to answer the petition OF Al
bert G. Bennett, Executor OF said de-
C ased, and show cause if any you have
why said Court should not then order
and decree the lands, tenements and
hereditaments Of said deceased TO be
sold, viz:
The north west quarter OF section
th,rty.two, in TOW nship nineteen, range
two, cast, in The county Of Madison, il
said State, the property Of said deceased
Witness, the Honorable A
K SMEDEs, Judge Of Probat,
Of said county, the FourtI
#-# Monday Of January ir tn.
LIS. year Of our Lord one thou
-#-. sand eight hundred and fol
ty seven, and seal Of sal
court.
Issued, the 26th day {
January, 1847,
W. L. ROBARDs, CTR.
February l3, I847, 22-2
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n H. Lawson, SCI.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-21

tion for very brief space OF time when he fell into
quiet sunber and the surgeon proceeded extract the
tumor The patient did not manifest the slightest symp
toms of suffering and muscular action whatever He
appeared totally insenste 10 what was qoing on
till the close the pera ion which was 9uifs
protracted, when he drew long sigh. 1t is Oue sa
much Tor the interest of the surgeon the patient
that THIS preparation should be administered for while
IL renders the latter inseasibe TO the pain ATTENDING
severe surgical oper atons it affords the former the
means of doing his work freed from Interruptions on
the part of the patient and gives him facilities for per
forming operations in the most expeditions manner
Daily Journal.
NEW AND VALUABLE Discovery We notced yester-
DAY the discovery of new preparation by DIR Morton
which is intended alleviate the suerings of those who
are forced to undergo painful operations in surgery ana
dentistry well facilitate the work operators
The effect of this discovery is 10 throw the patient
into nsensibiIity and while unconscious anv
operation can be performed without occasiong pain
We are told by gentleman of the highest respectabilitY
mat he witnessed an experiment Of the of this most
extraordinary discovery the of DIR Morton oEe
evening his week. An liberated tooth extracted
from the mouth of an individual without giving him the
sguest pam lie was put INTO KIND OF sleep, by in
nahg portion OF this preparation the effects of which
lasted for about three quarters Of minute just long
enough 10 extract the tooth. This discovery destined
10 make great revolution in the of surgery aud
gjcal dentistry. -Trdnscript.
SURGICAL OPERATION. On Friday last, Witnessed
the effects of DIR Morton's new invention for rendering
patients nsensbe, during surgical operations. The OPP
GRAFTON was performed by DR. Warren a young man.
for The removal of tumor from the neck The prepara-
ton was administered in the form of gas which in
haied from glass receiver and in few the
patient fell into quiet siumber in which he remained
With"ut shoWnS lne easl symptoms OF pam Till near the
close OF the operation On Saturday, DR. Hayward
moved very large tumor from the arm of lady, who
declared after she awoke from the effects of DR. Mortons
preparations that she had the least
having suffered pain the whole minutes being passed
away in dream, the articulas OF which she related
when she arose from the operators chair Dr. Morton
who is dentist has administered the preparation
TO persons previous TO exractga tooth and they wake
up with establishment at finding the tool gone.
Christian WdtchmGn.
NEXT WHAT! Animal magnetism, with all its boast
ed advantages in rendering people nsensbe pain APP
n ahGH nv a e nr
ton, OF Boston. The patient becomes Immediately
conscious and nsensble PAIN thus giving pportu
nifty for the most difficult and otherwise painful surgical
operations, without Inconvenience Scientific American
Retg YORK. COW Nov IA
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DVe-HOuse Removed.

TNNHE subscriber has Removed ms Uyelng
II Works TO his New shop CENTRAL STREET,
and only ten rods from Main sreet) where all goods
be LETT Having hrsrate shop with every convenience
attached he feels coaaden in assuring the public that his
work shall be done we'll and al shorter notice. than
any other shop OF the kind in this vicinity.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Colored, usual for
6NE poLLAni Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole. Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required. -
and ceansed and pressed, az one Days
tfce ifdesred CARPETS BHAwLs Of all kinds, and MIL
IrARy UNIFoRMs ceansed and pressed and warranted
look as well M goods. Satisfaction guaranteed In all
cases, or no charge will be made
Ut only Office in Worcester Is on Contra
Street. HENRY d. ADAMS.
Worcester, Aug 20. 35sI
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NOTICE.

IHE subscriber having taken secure
Il patent on his improved Meat Gutter, of which he n
the sole inventor, cautions all against building or
vending the buying of Others use with his
consent, and particularly against buying Of r. HOLMES
AZ CO.. Of South Worcester, who have inlinaled an nten
ton OF infringing his rights, by building the for sale
The subscriber has established himself at lew Worces-
nsh them TO customers short notice and
terms. Said machines are great improvement on any
thing offered the pabc They meat with great
rapdlty, and in the perfect manner, with but small
amount fpOwer, will work 20 perfection In all weather
whether the meat 10 frozen NOT, and machine will
do the work OF several In the usual mode They are
made OF different Sizes 10 accommodate private families
boarding houses hotels butchers and will save great
,esl % hes work. ~ we'll as time.
uorcss. r - JllB,. ErSr JAWS.
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Please Look at this-to the Athlete
RMR & MRS SCHUYLER the CnlnreA

IVA IT, . bNIIU ILt NUTUTEU I, ;
I'VE dian Root Doctors, who have been travelling thr
the country and practcng for the last three four
with the most astonishing would respectful
form the afflicted RI orcester and vicinity IN We
located IN WORCESTER, MASS. between Bridg Get
and The Bostoa and Worcester Railroad Bridge where Mr.
Mrs =. always be found wait on M those who
would be willing TO favor them with a call. They will
continue prepare Medicines for all kinds Of complaints
Particular attention paid female weaknesses all kinds
and all Chroc complaints Of long standing. BE
inquire for MIR or Mrs SCHUYLER Terms lou. Recon-
mendatiOns will be shown OF the have effected by
calling house. All kinds OF ROOTS md HERBS
kept constantly hand for sale Advice given gratis
Mr. T. Will call on all those that may WISH who unable
to leave their rooms If June "a.
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WILLIAM BOGLE,
First Premium, VentiIating and GossalneT
WIG MAKER,

Z25 Wcshtngt0n st cor. Of Summer (1tp StGirS)
BOSTON,
III AS always hand and manufacturing for SALE varied
and beautiful assortment Of Ladies' Wigs, Half Wigs
fTtzettes Long Bonds &C. OF every shade and color Also
0enteen's Wings pieces, &c. OF the very finest and
hghtest description for which he awarded tho Frat
Premium a. the late Mechanics Fair 10 Boston.
Persons on application by letter otherwiseD may OBJ
tain full directions for measuring the head insure
periec it, 6ne selection of Ladies' Seams. Whole
ale, at Low PRICES. ly Jan. 20.
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FOR SANE.

VNOOO MASSACHUSETTS, per CENT STOCK,
1000 Albany City Skies;
1000 Reading Rail Road Bond ofls5o;
10 Shares Worcester Banks
so do Western Rail Road;
80 40 Worcester Rail ROad
20 do Old Colony Rail Road
70 DO Providence aud Worcester Rail Road ,
10 do New England Worsted Co.
do Hamilton Wooden Co
Az Rail Road and Bank stocks bought and sold by
6ws49 J. N. PIsKE, 6B STATE 81 ROSroN
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Wool Carding, Cloth DRESSING,

ND MANUFACTURING OF Frocking, Flan-
mel sanet, and Stocking Yarn done in the best
ner the subscriber at his Old Stand In New Woycesfer
Wool lei at The Wool sToRE No 10 Front Street. will
pc attended TO the same as If LETT at the Factory
New Worcester June 10. Il MARTIN WILDER.
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II HERRERA, who was tbrys, f,on, -,
"'0 ~ iaFof OF peace, is chairman Of The comm,
on wal in the Mexican Congress! >''''"'
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u William Gordon. Esq. of N. Bedford 60 ,.i r
"e''ufy, mas been appointed U States Deputy Ma,m
tor the District of Massachusetts ''a'
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BOSTON & WORCESTER RAIL ROAD
ense9 EsssSEss9 ssssg - 49,
Winter Arrangement,


FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday,)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Rosd at Am
snd 81 pm.
Road. al IL
With Worcester Passengers, att and AM and 81 Pm
N. b. Tue train will fake up no passengers kas
of Framngham
With Passengers from Ee,pYork by Steamer to Norwich,
early every day except Monday, stopping only at ironing
road every afternoon, except Sunday, stopping only az
FROM BOSTON.
ror Albany and Western Railroad Hartford New Tia
ven and New York, at u ant 81 A. M and 4P.M.
For Nortcich and Stations on the Norwich Railroad ut
" A. M. and p P.
For Rorcestey and Way Stations al u audsl At
and P. NJ.
NIB The 4PM. Train will stop any siislhx
East of birmingham
For Mill5iry, at u A. ii. and II P. NJ.
For Nets York. via Norwich and by Steamer, o'clk
P.
For New York, by Long Island Railroad, at u AM
For Nelc York, Hartford and New Haven II Am.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations daily except Sunday
st A. N. and 81 P.
SAXONvILLE TRAINS.
Leave Saxonville at u and 10 Am. and Pm.
Leave Boston at 81 AM. la and 81 PM.
Freight Train will leave Boston at 25 NJ. for Saxon
VILE, taking passengers for Brighton Newton Needham
and Natick only.
Sunday Mail from Worcester al 74A. M.-rom Boston az
i'm
All Baggage at the risk ofits owrer
less when paid at the Ticket Offices, than in
tAe Cars. WIN. PARKER, Sup't.
Dec7 1896 f
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Great Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT.

NUoteF ot's UHtCtFy AoUtttW -1Ht eHtP. HOUSE,,
WOR CESTER.
8 THOMPSON would inform his friends and
po noUsE. The Bill to increase the paw Of 'a1
In Committee of the Whole '''e" 'ake't os
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MAGIC ERASTVE SOAP,

FIR wing Grease Spots, Slans or Marks from
Clothes " iolens, Carpets, DC c. and rendering the
sPols 1nrie II IL applied clear, bright and spotless
Sell Wth fnn Directions Price Is cents
GTA the above articles are for sale at the
Cheap % store, by ]. CIRCUIT, JR.
Oct 10. cod wtf42
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roasa az r lei lei D, M ARsHALs OF ENG1ANp. +,
reason a OF the elevation to the Field Marsh.I.
there sT are o. n the Oidest generals in the English a
King Of Hanover the king OF the Low Go are Of
p Ing KING Of Bel GUM, the duke of Cambria ark
rrince Albert the duke of Wellington, the NJ,
y yes o. Sir Nugent and Lord Gany
o.. 20 auA, the most elevated that TOO
$ueei mas II In her power to besto,., = 80, Try
y purely honorary, and of all those who ars the
AIbert WIN VIII i IN England, there is only PR,
a aaoert whose age entities him to take he That
mdnu OF an army. The Marc,;, - Years
seem III -s.--@gs-.-e4 u9 VI AngleSedle oil
an article much advertised lately--we speak ~ 4enes
Italian Chemical Soap. He also Informs that hi has
tried its effects upon his female slave Rose yellow
girl much marked with sun-spots and he fonnd in two
weeks her skin much clearer and whittier
From. the Net0 York Sun.
We make II a rule never notice advertised ar
uce, but from what have heard several persons
respecting the powers OF Jones' Italian Chemical Soap
We do not hesitate pronounce il ali it is represented
and can therefore, cOnscientOusly recommend
readers who are afflicted with eruptions, marks dsGg
uTements.
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MOWTOM & cos
New Boston and Worcester EXPRESS

IN6W DUbLUu anu WUICESJGK EiApKESS,
L'OR the transportation OF Packages and Bundles Mer-
chandise, Bank Notes Specie, c., Paying, Collecting
and Negotiating Notes. Drafts and Bills Purchasing and
selling Merchandise Packages BY this line forwarde I
River and New Bedford also Portland and a parts Of
Maine.
Twice a Day each way.
we respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
GEORGE MOWTON,
CHARLES JOHNSON,
REFEREScgs-Messrs. Gilbert 81 Sons, John r. Thayer
Brother, j. w. Clark * Co, Gardner Colby, Esq BOs
toni Messrs. T. W. a c. r. Bancroft, e. Southwick s.
Co., Worcesfer.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Co.'S General Express, No
State Street, Boston Adams Co No l55 Main Street
"o'cest@. 81 dwu Aug. a.
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LEUNAkU0
Boston and Worcester Express.
FEfHE subscriber continues to the EXPRESS be-
tween Boston and Worcester the safe trsusulis
sion of Packages Bundles Bank Notes. Specie and Mer
ehandise generally
THREE TINES EACH WAY DAILY.
Particular attention given to paying collecting and
gotiating notes. drafts, bills, and purchasing selling
merchandise produce Business of all kinds attended
10 in the most prompt and faithful manner and the pat
rons of this line depend upon the delivery their par
GELS with the utm ost regularity aud dispatch
Goods called for and delivered in amy part
of the City.
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express.
OFFIcEs.-HARNDEN x co.'s Once Court Street
Boston; j H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 100 Main 81,
Worcester. s. g LEONARD
Aug. 81, 1876 dtf
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MOORIsH IIAIR DYE.

For permanently dyeins Light Red Gray Hair y
Dark Brown or Black Color without dyeing rjuring
he akin. Sold with full Directions.
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JONEs' CORAL HAZE REsrOR ZINE.

Among the educated, there few who will doubt but
that BY forcing the and scalp of the head to
healthy action, we caneause ,growth-aye, dark, uxu
snt growth The roots being healthy, sediment called
dandr1H or scur is Discharge from the scAlp the hair
now becomes soft and silky Thus the roots strongly
fastened in their native SOIL proudly and spenddy dis
play their beauty specimen OF diseased nalurd raised
from desth by The powerful aid Of sciesfee.
From the Neo York Trt6nne.
We see that Judge Edwards at Pbflade lphis, man
over 10 years OF age the top WHOSE head bald
n the pslm Of ones hand two months SINCE has
n"w fine dark hair growing frorn the Jones
Cor&j Hair Restorative
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JON Esq SPANISH LILY WHITE.
II is perfectly innocent, being purified OF all deetei
Gus qualities; and ii imparts to the skin natural
healthy alabaster, clear, living whites the time
acting as cosmetic on The skin, making II soft and
smooth
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THE MOST
AGREEABLE, EASY, PLEASANT
AND NATURAL STYLE OF SETTING
TEETH.
DR.. NORTON,
GATE WELLS & MORTON)
No. 10 fremont ROW-BOSTON,

mo- ~ fremont ROW-BOSION,
MOULD take this method inform his patients and
- the public generally, that he continues
Teeth upon his plan. but that he has recently made
believes give him in the insertion of teeth equal if not
greater facilities and advantages, than can be found at
any other establishment.
The well known character of the operations performed
al his office, for several pas renders
sary Tor him to mention the peculiar advantages his
system OF practice, 10 any who may have made them
selves familiar with it, But many strangers are
constantly locating in Boso and the vicinity he deems
it proper to briefly state, what in his opinion, renders
his course OF practice the most desirable of any with
which he is acquainted.
Ist Teeth inserted upon the principle are insert
ed with sufficient rnness to perform the office mast
cation, and do not move in the mouth, the case with
teeth inserted after the old methods.
2ndIhey cannot acerate the jaws and produce inAam-
nation and swoclen face.
Sd, The taste is destroyed by plates Improperly
constructed, which cover the roof Of the mouth.
18th, Nothing enters into the composition Of the teeth
but mineral, and they set alone upon gold plates
5th The teeth being carved in block, and so fastened
upon the plates, no mucous food, other can
lodge around them, and produce the mouth too
well known and 90 disagreeable to be mentioned
6th Their style of finish and beauty cannot be sur
passed.
Possessing all that required to the above
toned advantages OF his of practice Dr. Morton
feels confident, in asserting, that mouth can come
under his treatment in which he cannot insert SET Of
teerh, that Gun be worn with pleasure and comfort.
He REFERS
J. c. Warren, D., Prof. of Antony and Surgery Mass.
Med Col.
Geo. Hayward NJ. D., Prof the Principles of Surgery
and Clinical Surgery Mass. Med Col.
c. I. jackson, Nib, Geologist
I Dali I
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-02-20

The CHAIR ruled that the sections Of the bill must first be
passed upon.
Mr. DROMGoOLE said that, his amendment was
substitute for the whole bill the question its adoption
he deferred till opportunity afforded to perfect by amend
ments, the original bill.
Mr. STEWART proposed to amend the bill by inserting
proviso follows
Proraoed That the three million dollars hereby appro
praed shall be paid until treaty shall be ratified by the
United States and Mexico"
Mr. PRESTON KING wished to offer as an amendment
the bill the Wmot provso but after discussion order
withdrew the notion gave notice that he should offer tha
proviso at the proper time.
After further discussion and great deal of
and disorder in the committee, which required the Chairman
frequently to suspend al proceedings until order could be
restored 4
Mr.. HAMLIN moved the wilmot proviso as an amend
ment to the bill.
Mr.. DROMGOOLE raised question of order, insisting
that this motion in order while the committee
engaged on the first section of the bill
TO obviate this objection Mr.. HAMLIN modified his amend
ment
Mr. McCLERNAND conended that he had been entitled
the floor having addressed the Chair, and having been
cognised by the Chairman. Et So
long dispute this question, attended with grea
noise and disorder.
The CHAIR having oyenulcd Mr.. McCLrRsasp's claim
TO the floor sM
Mr.. McCLERNAND took an appeal, which greatly in
creased the confusion.
The CHAIR repeatedly but vainy endeavored to bring the
committee into orderly state, when
Mr.. McCLERNAND, to avoid difficulty, withdrew his ap
peal, and yielded the floor to-
Mr.. HAMLIN, who insisted on his motion of the proviso
as follows
Proraded further That there shall be neither slavery
Involuntary ervude in any territory the continent
America which shall hereafter be acquired by annexed
the United States by virtue Of this appropriation any
other whatever except for crimes whereof the party
shall have been duly convicted Prorded Arrays That any
person escaping into such territory from whom labor
vice is lawfully claimed any of the United States
fugitive may be lawfully reclaimed and conveyed out Of said
territory the person claiming his her labor seryice
Mr.. DR0MG00LE. to order, and insisted that the
amendment Of ORDER the ground Of rreevancy.
II had no natural just relation to the BILL And no called
for the reading Of the rule Of order against irrelevant and
gruous amendments. M
The CHAIR, examining the rule, declared the amend
ment to be in order,