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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

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SHIRTS, UrDERSHIHTS, DRAWERS
OPurchssers OF goods 10 the mems farnishlny me call
al SAkNAY's GBNrLEnENS FUkNlshch1, Wne'e
ON NAV Get suv article IN ths line shs and Collars Of
eleesi ityes made 10 tho beet manner and 70 ny any per
sen no matter how cifhcull TO suit Under SHIRTS aud
drawers for O. climates Also, SrAFau SOCKS
suspeuders socss Glover Bsnckerchieft COWS &c Nc
Goods sod a low e. Any concern II America. No So
Remember sANXAYs GeutlemeD's FuriSherY, liS
William Ct one door ABOVE Fulton, opposite the Old Norh
Dutch Church. auls n
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
CHARLESTON, Jan. ii.

D.. CHARLESTON, Jan. ii.
+, CorroS.--rhere was a good demand for
Cotton on Saturday last, and 1000 bales chang.
ed hands during the day. Prices were very
irregular, sales, however, showed decided ad.
vantage in favor Of holders, amounting in some
instances 10 DC. advance Oh previous prices.
Sales made At ii 10 l2 "a.
;r BALTIMORE, Jan. 1l-s P. NJ.
:. At New York, on Friday, llth inst, the
tCotton market was firm, and large specua-
tive demand existed. Sales 5000 bales. Fair
Umauds l27 3; fair Orleans 1918.
: BALTIMORE. Jan. l3--l m.
!. Accounts from New York, up TO the close o.
business on Saturday, slate that Cotton was
steady. There were $500 bales sold on that
day. Fair tlplands quoted at IL ia to l3 C.
Middling Orleans l3 to Is l-s. The sales Of
the week amount to 10000 bales.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. l2-l0 a. m.
Yesterday, the market for Cotton was firm.
and 1000 bales sold. The weeks sales reach.
ed 4l,000 i'a'es, heng the largest amoun, sold
d ring anv one week this season. The ad.
vance during the week has been half cent.
TIE receipts are now SO 600 bales behind
those Of last year. The stock is now $4,000
hales.-Charlesion Courier.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA, GEO.
Due Dailyat e NJ
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA cnERAw, SC.
due daily, at a. NJ.
Closes +. NJ
CHARLESTON NAIL.
Closes sP.M.
nrA Way Bag will he kept open for the reception
Charleston letters until 4 o'clock A. NJ.
WESTERN MAIL. VIA COLUMBIA, s. c.
Closes c%s aa"'' 1t sP. NJ.
SUMTER DISTRICT MAILS, VIA srATEBuRG, 5. C.
gSn.I1 Due Daily at :: sP'MM
syWay Nails for Office. on tn. South Carolina Rail
Road close daily at5P. NJ.
CHARLOTTE MAIL, VIA LANCASTER C. II. $. C.
Due Tuesday and Thursday. Sunday: at 3P. NJ
Closes Monday, Wednesday & Saturday, at A VI
yoRKvILLE NAIL, VIA RED HILL, &C.
D,Ie Thursday, at {: ii VI.
Glasses same day, at :: IL VI.
LYSCHwoop NAIL, VIA TILLER's FERRY.
due Tuesday and Friday, :: A. ~
"''''' "''Ae '"'' u }. n. GAMEwELL, i. N.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open at 4 L. M.-Closc at l p. NJ. Open at 8 p. VI
Close Mt W. and open half hour after the arrival Of the
Southern Mails in the evening.
On the Sabbath, open from tn 10 A. NJ. and half an
hour after the arrival of the Southern mails in the evening
Postage Stamps for sale. =,
July l, l849 }. y. GAMEWELh, L. W.
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Teacher Wanted.

The undersigned will receive proposals for the
Office Of Principal Of The Washington Academy, 10.
Gated in the southeastern portion of Lancaster
District, until the lst Of February next. Testmo.
mails OF moral character and ability to prepare stu.
dents for the Junior class in the South Carolina
College will be required. Applicants will be re-
qured to state the amount fa! which they will en-.
gage Letters to be addressed, postpaid, to the
Subscriber, at Pleasant Hill, Lancaster.
Jan. 2-3-6t f.. l.. FRAZER.
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Notice.

No person having applied to me for Letters of
Administration on The Estate OF James Norry,
have taken possession of the same as derelict, and
hereby give notice to all persons indebted to said
Estate TO make immediate payment to me, and
hose having demands. to present them duly aites.
cd. J. r. JOY, o. X. ID.
Jan. 8. 3 St
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CONsIGNEEs PER RAIL ROAD.

Do Co., b. w. Chambers, J. Winecoffe &
Co., J. Young, W., B. W. G., Spratt & A., F.
Root, P. F.. v. & Son, r. Reed, B. Julian, D..
Julian, S. B., s. Benson, c. NJ, W. J. Taylor,
]. Irrin, MeIcher Il s., Est. McRa, 6. McC.
Wilherspoen, r. W. Huey, w. Kennedy, d.
Parks, Phifer & Y, NJ. w. Robinson, A. Gra-
ham, Fl. PIau e. Co., J. Sadler, Warren q p
n. Pate, AlIisen Il A., E.. II. Rembert, B. P.
Boyd, Planters Hotel, II. l.. q Son, e. J..
Pride, r. Lang.
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Town Taxes.

The undersigned will open the Tax Books be-
longing the Town on Monday the 18th inst. for
the purpose of receiving taxes, and will keep them
open until the lst day of February, 1850, after
which, dcIinquens will be returned to Council, to
be dealt with according to law.
BY order of Council,
L. W. BALLARD r. Recorder,
1j' Office hours from o'clock, a. IN. to 9 p. m.
Jam 3 IF
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Administrators Sale.

By permission of John r. Joy, Ordinary for Ker
shaw District, will be sold before the court house
in Camden, on Saturday the 26h nst, at II O..
clock. a. m, the following property belonging to
the Estate of John Prince, decd, viz:
One fno GOLD WATCH, one sorrcl HORSE,
Saddle and Blanket, with number of other arti-
cles.
Terms made known at the sale.
J. d. MURRAY, Admir-
Jan, l2 3 st
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VIEW CASH STORE.
The Subscribers now receiving variety Of those
articles which generally constitute FAMILY GRO.
Gerry and PROVISION STORE, consisting Of
SUGARS, brown, crushed and double refined
COFFEES, Rio and Java
Flour, Rice Cheese and Molasses
Bacon. Lard, Mackarcl and Suit
Raisn. in quarter, half and whole boxes
Curants, Almonds and Candies Of all descriptions
Assorted Pickles, Casup, Pepper Sauce, Surdincs
Pepper, Allspicc and Ginger
Sperm, ,Adamaptine and TaIlow Candles
Crockery Ware
Segas, Tobacco, &c. &c.
MOORE g. BELCHER,
Three doors south Of H. Levy and nearly opposite the
Post Office.
Jan. 8, If
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The Camden Hotel,

With its ample accommodations, will continue
10 receive TRAVELLERS, DROVERS, &C.
Its proximity to the Depo, renders it convenient
stopping place to Railroad Travellers.
The Stables and Lots will hereafter be in the
possession and receive the attention OF the undef-
signed.
TSONS OF TEMPERANCE cannot object
10 the presence of BAR, as accommodations in
the liquor liue have been discontinued.
B. P. BOYD, Proprietor.
Jan. I, 1850 IF
UThe Columbia Telegraph and the Hornets
est will insert weekly for 4 weeks.
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Notice..

No person having applied to me for Letters of
Administration on the Estate of William Key,
have taken possession of the same as derelict and
hereby give notice to all having demands to pre-.
sent them, duly attesed, and those indebted, to
make immediate payment to me.
J. Il. JOY, o. X. d.
Jan. 3. 8 st
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Notice.

will sell at the cnur, house in Camden on the
the first Monday in February next, (f not previ.
ousy disposed of prvately,) NEGRO FELL
LOW, good carpenter, sober and steady. Any
person wishing to purchase will please call the
Jan. 10. 81 ]. r. JOY.
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Estate Sale.

Estate Sale.
Will be sold before the court house in Camden
on the first Monday in February next. seven likely
NEGROES. Also tract of LAND, containing
two hundred and fifty four acres, adoing lands of
Samuel kirkland.
Terms Of Sale-One third cash, balance by
notes with good personal security, bearing inter.
est from the day Of sale, and mortgage OF the pro-
pcrty. JAMES DUNLAP,
Jan. I6--ws6 A. ent for Trustee.
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Estate Sale of Negroes.

By order of James H. Wherspoon, Ordinary for
Lancaster District, will be sold on the 18th and
10Th days Of January, l550, in the village of Lam
caster, tho whole personal estate Of Mrs. Mary
Gill, consisting of
Thirteen Choioc.and Valuable Negroes.
Among the number are some likely boys and girls,
good field hands, superior meat aud pastry cook
one mulatto sealustress and house servant, about
l6 years Of age. Also, great variety Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
one pair mattel, horses, large, good and young, a
wagon, and many other articles.
At the same time, the large and commodious
house known as the "Glo5c Hotel will be rented
until the first Of January, 1851.
" The negroes and hous' and lot will be dis.
posed of the first day, Qhe lSth.)
TERMS ELEVEN months credit purchasers to
give note %th good security, with interest from the
day of sale. JONES CROCKETT, Admir-
Lancaster Z. H., Dec. 81, ls49. 2 1t
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JAN, l2
Attention Cavalry!

An election will he held on the first Saturday in
February next, for second Lieutenant and Cornel
of the Kershaw Troop. Lieut.. JONES' Sergeant
Brevard and Private Messenger arc detailed to
manage the election and forthwith report the result
to the Colonel. BY order of the Coldne!
WA. ANCRUM. Capt. X. Y.
Jne, 1850. 2-st
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G. v. ANTWERP,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Columbia, 8, @,

Keeps on hand and is constantly manufacturing
an extensive assortment Of plain and fashionable
garments, which will be sold at reasonable prices,
The goods are got up expressly for fashionable
custom trade, and will be found superior in work.
manship and quality. have also on hand and am
daily receiving an extensive assortment Of shirts
and furnishing articles, choice and cheap. shall
sell no article but " hat is good and substantial,
A fine assortment of Silk and Fur Hats, of The
very latest styles, from the house of Beebe d Co.'S
ter. Jan.2 l If
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ANIMALS FOR 1850.

ANIMALS FOR 1850.
Splendid editions of the works of the celebrated po
Ct. Annals &c, suitable for the season,
Friendships Offering, for 1850.
Poets Offering,
Leaflets of Memory,
Mirror Of life,
Gem of the Season,
Snow Flake,
The Rosemary,
Harvest Glcanngs,
Reads Female Poets of America,
Puctical Works of Bryant, Longfelows, IIalleck &C.
-AISo-
American Almanac for 1850.
Dictionary Of Poetical quotations.,
Kennedy Life of Writ,
Puritan and Pilgrim Fathers,
Culcmans European Life and Manners.
A.iOUNG.
Dec. 10 1910.
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A. G.. MARSHALL,
COLLECTING AGENT, Columbia, s. [

Merchants and others, having unsettled claims
in any part of this State or North Carolina, can
have them promptly attended to by placing them in
his hands at the Office Of the Telegraph.
January T. 8 tf
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AN ACT to Amend The law in relation TO tho
Lien Of Judgments.
BE Il enacted, by the sena,e and House of
Representatives., now met and sitting in Qener-
al Assembly, and by the authority of the same,
That from and after the passage of this Act, no
judgment, nor any execution Issged thereon,
shall, as against whom such judgment shall have
been obtained, by confession or otherwise, a
gaina any purchaser or Purchasers for yauabI.
fonsid deration, have any lien on the property,
or any part thereof, Of any party, except in the
District where the iulgmennt is first entered
and execution lodged until an execution issued
thereon he lodged in the proper Office 10 the
District wherein such party usually resides at
the time when such judgment was obtained: {:
Provided, nevertheless. that this Act sbal have
no force or effect as to defendants who are non.
residents Of this State, and transient poYsons.
IN The Senate House, the nineteenth day Of
December, in the year of our Lord ona thou
sand eight hundred and for,y.ninc, and in the
seventy fourth year of the Sovereignty and
independence of the Unitrd States Of Ameri
ca.
Angus PATTERSON,
President of the Senate.
JOHN IzARD MIDDLETON,
Speaker. House Of Representatives.
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Notice.
The subscriber will offer for sale, before the
Court House at Camden, on the first Monday in
February next
FIFTEEN LIKELY NEGROES.
Terms-A credit of one and two years, bond
with security aud mortgage Of the property if re-
quired. E. A. SALMOND.
Jan y. 3 st
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New Years Card.

The subscriber begs leave to tender his most
grateful thanks to his friends and the pubic gene
rally, for the patronage bestowed upon him during
the past year and trusts by strict attention to his
business and THEIR WANTS, to merit a con.
tjnuance of the same. Those indebted to him for
l549 arc earnestly requested to come fnrward and
close their accounts, a. by such course alone
will lie be enabled to meet his engagements
Il. J. DELAY.
January Is If
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" CADETS OF TEMPERANCE,
KERSHAW SECTION NUMBER4.
The regular meeting of this Section will be held
at their Hall on Friday evening next, at o'clock
BY order Of the W. p.
WM D: MASON, Sec'y.
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Sugars, Coffee, and MOlasses.
Just received, supply of new and fresh Groce-
rics such as,
Prime Muscovado and Crushed Sugars,
New Crop Cuba and N. o. Molasses
Superior Rio Coffee, Prime Goshen Cheese,
Bendy's and Colsalc's No. Pale Soap, &c,
For sale low, by H. c. WELLHAUSEN.
Dec 10. 81 If
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Fhe SOuth-Carolina Railroad Com.
pany, and the Southwestern Rail.
road Bank.
3D. eFss@ - Essssss2 szsSSsa go ~

The annual meeting If tho Stockholders of
bo h these Institute ms will be held on Tuesday,
the l2lh day OF February, at the Bank IIall-.-,he
meeting to be held at II o'clock, a. M; and on the
following day, to wit, Wednesday, ,hero will bo an
election at the same place, between tho hours of Q
O'Clock, a. M, and 3 o'clock, m., for Presiden
and fourteen Directors in the Road, and for thir-
teen Directors in the Bank A committee to verify
proxies will attend. WIN. il. BARTLESS,
Jan. I6 --4-stl Sec'y.
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All's RIGHT.
AND THE HOUR HAS CO.

AND THE HOUR HAS GOMEZ
Those indebted to OUR HOUSE.. will please
pay. If not, A. &. Baskin will give the receipt
requisite. Those having any demands against the
same will please present them for payment.
Jan. 2. JAS C.. McKENNA.
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Notice.

The Regular Meetings of the Lancaster Divisio
No. 80, Sons Of Temperance, are held every Mo
day evening, at 8 o'clock.
J. r. LARK. r. s.
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10 %. 0o Roe
Rersh a W L o d 6 Q. N u m b er 9
The Regular Meeting Of this Lodge will be held
at their new Hall on Friday evening next, at
7 o'clock.
By order Of the N. G..
Fl WELJHAlISES Secretary.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Camden, S. C.
January lst, 1850.
Alcom, John Knigeton, Frances
B.~or Col. Gi Jos. Rink KimbaII, Ip@S William
Bell. Vincent c) L
Bmcey, Miss VI Lowell Lewis
Beatty, T'hos. Lucas, T. B.
Bell, Vincent, jr. Mcdonald, A. J.
Bossard Miss + f Mc(innis e. Wido
Brewer, Elizabeth Nlckaskill, Angus t3
T.. Nc Allister, }.
Clark, John ,Iasterton, Aaron
Carey, John IT, (0 Mcdowell
Cahcart. Il. d Go. Moore, w. A
Clark Saml Muldrow, ~. NJ
Chamberlain, Rev. NIcDnwa John
Cnnkfeld, Jonathan lIcNeill, Daniel
Clnrcy, John ilcWillams,J y
Cunningham X Is Moses +. }. g. VI
Coates. Joseph
Cook Benjamin (0 Neal Jas VI.
Conway, Harriet Nelson, NJ
ID p
Davis. Joseph lPitmac B
Dews CIV Peay. y A ~
Dunlap. George arsont, l. Ill
Dunn. Rev II II Patterson, l.
Drlkelurl Miss T. X
Edwards. P. Ran"sy, RSn''sS"; cS SS"" "
Elerbc, E. VI Rutledge, Abbey
Randolph, WIN
Frost Charles kchbourg, lsfac
Fnsirr. j.. l.
Finn, +. A. t) Smith John
Flowers Tlos. f Smyrl, Hugh
Freeman Matthew Shiycs, John
Fain. Col 5 Shiver Samuel
Faser. Rev. FL Stuart, Wk
Fske, Francis VI Shiyer. Geo w
e II
Gregg james Thonlrs, VIM
Grecn f. w. 'l'homar Rev.
II 'l'hldy, VIM
Holmes, }. & Taylor WmR
Howard, 4 'Irlcstalc John
Iluey, II. W. 2) w
Hogan. William Wells, jeremiah
Howell Ric'nrdw W Williams, William Laura, laura 4 a,
Jones' Miss Jincey White, Matlha
Jackson. Isom White, Cap, Wm
Johnson. F Wilson, Adam
Jones, Mary Wilson, Miss Nancy
Jorlon, (;atsey
kcnncrly, A. w Young. Ann NJ
Persons asking for Lcttrs from the above List
will please say that they are advertised.
JOHN N. GAMEWELI, p. NJ
Jan. l, 1850 9 st
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
DR.. J. LEE, may be found in his Office after the
9th Of January, Tor one week, after which, his
arrangements in the country will require short
absence.
Jan. 9, 1850 2 Ct
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Fresh Groceries. &c.

Fresh Groceries, NC.
The subscriber has on hand an extensive and
well selected stock of Groceries. comprising all
the leading articles, which country people will
find 10 their advantage to eyamine M(ara parcha-
sing elsewhere.
5000 Florida Seears;sof the first quality, on
hand, at from @,to,6 doI;;trs per thousand.
dec. .. I'll. lIOLLEYMAN.
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Commissioners of Roads,

meeting of the Commissioners of Roads will
be held in Camden, at IL o'clock on Monday the
I4th instant. JOHN WHITAKER,
Jan. g.. 81. Clerk.
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At Reduced Prices.
FOR A FEW WEEKS ONL'

NJ nCuuCCu f4CC0I
FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY.
The subscriber, intending to close his business
in this place, offers his stock of GROCERIES at
reduced prices for few weeks only. Families
aud others are respectfully invited to avail them.
selves of this opportunity to lay in their supplies at
lo,o prices JOHN MEYER,
Opposite James McEwen.
Jan. 16 VISIT
BuckWheat.
A few Boxes Hollis superior Bnckwheat, lust
received by MOORE g. BELClIER.
January l6 If
Pink-Eye.
Just received few barrels Irish potatoes, TO be
sold cheap for cash. MOORE d BELCHER.
January l6 4 If
Just Received,
Ladies' Mazarine Caters
Hall Caters, thick and thin soles
Excelsior Slippers
Polka Boots
With general assortment Of Misses, Boys and
Children's Boots and Shoes.
Jan. 16. s. McCADDON.
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DIVIDEND.
Southwestern Railroad Company and South
WESTERN RAILROAD BANK.
SSS2 ssSsssssSs ~ 500 s. a ESsssSS W
The Rtilroad Company has has declared divi.
dend Of ONE DOLLAR AND FlFLY CENTS
per share. And the Bank has declared dividend
OF FlFTlCENTS per share. The united divi,
dcnds is payable at the Bank on and after IHesdqN
the first January, 1850. Dividends on Road
Shares having no corresponding Bank Shascs
payable at the Road office
Tl1OS. WhGING, Auditor
S, C. Railroad CUnpaAy>
JAS. g. HOLMES, Cashier
Southwestern Il. +. Raa4-
JAM 9, 81
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Wanted to Hire,

A first rate Cook. who is also good washc,
and ironer, for which liberal wages will be paid
Enquire at this office.
Dec, 25.
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Wanted.

Iron Iron and Steel.
Swecd's Iron from lx3-S to l0xl.2 in. flat.
3-S TOLD in. square.
q" 3S toll IN. round.
Cast Steel l2 tol-4 in square.
German and Blister Steel. For sale by
Dec IL. II. BONNELL g. Co.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Waterec Division No. o.
The regular meeting of this Division will be held
on tomorrow (Thursday) evenins,at Odd Eel.
lows Hall at o'clock. BY order OF the w. p.
H. J. DELAY. r. S.
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Jan. 3.
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DELEGATES TO NAsHv1LlE.-Of course. those
gentlemen who may be selected for til important
pest should be men Of enlarged liberal views, and
possessing thorough understanding ofthe various
complex questions which have contributed to bring
about this Convention of Southern States.
We understand that COL. J. s. Preston, of Rich.
land, aud Col. Minor Clinton, Of Lancaster, have
been suggested; aid Coonels Ma n ng of Sumter
and Chesnut Of kershaw would be very accept
able as Reserves I'VE doubt not that the sugges.'
ton will be andorsed by the people Of this Con-
gressional District. We feel assured that the
gentlemen above named should they be chosen,
will faithfully represent their constituents in tho
proposed Northumberland Herald.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
MgnI d. .NnrlmItr Is.


ihe II use q Commons vas called 10 or
der b. Perm Bp,tee, E-q and On The cal
Of the roll The memb rs ,Iec, from the tF,r
cut counties plcsea'ed Their certificates and
"ete duly quilted b, c. Il r O., f q.
NJ. saunders nomn.led NJ y ,haln, OF
Cumberland, for Sgcsksr, u1d Mr. Barnes
nominated Mr. X ,ner. When resuaed IL
he following vote:
For Nr nobbin-Tc..rs Sharpe, Mcdowell,
Avery, $ P, Till, Johnston, Holland, Bond Jaryis,
Pegram, Stephenson, Cotton, rhgpen, BridgcrS,
Barnes, Kelly, Martin, Pope, Love, Saundorson n,
stowe, l. b. Sanders, A, Leach, Rankin, Rein.
hardt. Shcyrill, Sutton, lizell Harrison Williams,
J. Person, Taylor, W. Hill, Powers Fonyille,
Durham, c. Jones Patterson, Wilson, Wins,ead,
W. Mcneil, Ruftn n. McNeiiI, kallum, Mont.
gom-ry, D,ckcrson, Marshall, Fynt, Cockerham,
Mclean, Waugh. Sheck Herring, Boykin, Thorn.
ton, Eaton, Nj Saunders, Newsom, Rollins, Go or.
don, flcmming, Sherrard Bfosden Swannor,
Clanton. Ma;hls-6j
For Mr. Rayncr - llessrs. Dunlap Dnrgan, Nc
VI Ian, Stubbs, Trip Winston, Cherry. J H. Hin.
Walton, Erwin, Shinpock. Scott, Hackney, Barco,
flgett, Brazier, Jenkins Mauhsby, J. NJ, Leach, A. .
& Foster. Dowlhet, Virgins, Boyle. D. F Cald.
we'll. Parhrm, Mckay, Adams, Amis. Campbell,
Wiley, Davidson, SlIer, Eure, Russell. d. Barnes.
Farmer. Bow. Steele. Ihornburg, Webb, Sloan,
McClcss Folrd, Locke, A, II. Caldwell, A. NJ.
Foster j. Hayes, Drake, G. W. Ilayes-49.
Mr.. D1bhlu, OF Cumberland, was declared
dolly elected and having be-, conducted TO
the chair by Messrs. K. NJ. Saunders, and d.
A. Barnes. he made his Acknowledgements %
the House 10 neat adddfesS.
Mr. Steele suLml!ttd the following Reso.
luton:
Res Iced, That Perrin Bu,hee, Of W AXE,
be eppoluird Pfincipal and Jaues K. D5fge,
Of Surty, Assistant Geek Of the House OF
Commons.
Mr.. Saunders, Of Wake, moved the vote on
the FIRST branch of the Resolution.
Mr.. Steele thought The Resolution one and
lndivsible and drsred The grnlleman from
Wake 10 tell the House where the fist branch
ended and whore the second one begun,
The Speaknr decided The Resolution diyisi.
bic. bu. NJ. Saunders YIELDED TO
MIR. Wilson, who moved to amend the
Resolution by striking out Mr.. Dodge's name,
and inserting ;hatof Thomas B. Bailey, Esq.
of Orange.
Mr.. Avery moved lha, the Resolution be
indefinitely postponed; but i, vas determin
ed IN the negative 80 10 62.
MIR. ] NJ. Leach called for division of
the question; on striking out, it stood yeas
90; nays 80; on inserting the name Of Mr..
Bailey it was yeas 63, nays GO, and the Res.
oluion was then passed as amended; aud
Ga motion of Mr. Jones the House then
adjourned until tomorrow morning ten o.
clock.
Tuesday Nopsmbcr 10.
House met according TO adjournment.