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Z ls4.ri,ar"u- Operation.

IF T ~ a:! E.' v!'l render PERSONS lnses bl'
I::!. "ie.i ~" c"T vi Those who yell mail Ola
M af.ic> :r haN II. >rap 10 present ehyt
rurr.asrr w,lE -i.Ii .-: l.y Uihe above article cs
riieve their suffering Willie Undergoing the oeraiionSot
shaving.
iULE$ lIaULS PREMIUM SHAVING CREAM-
Cream is now admitted by all TO be the very best article
for shaving to be uud in this any other country In
the use "f my Almond Rose and istncho Shaving Cream.
instead of hug an operation he dreade sha, ing is
ally luxury. The ingredients Of which is corr'i
arr Of such nature that finer and richer father can be
made than with any other article. by which the beard s
softeed and the kin is not liable to he burned by the akaI
which forms so large portion of other sho wing SOAP
will it become clapped bnt will remain smooth and soft
as an Infants. No one. after using this shaving Cream,
can ever ba induced any other. Canton Is
sar in purchasing my Shaving Cream there are IN ny
limitations sold. Ask for Jules Hanes Shaving Cream,
and you will then get an article which renders shaving
cas-: and pleasant. JULES Hal Ell, 100 Chestnut 81.
For sale in Camden by }. r. Mciau. Il. j. Deiny and
F. J.. Zemp. Oct. !.
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Ladies' Dress Goods, &c!

Tllli subscriber has Just opened an elegant as.
l. sorlment of rich and colored Silks, in prl cs
from 5G4c, to $23 per yard, and embracing all the
new styles.
Also-All-wool French Cashmere Delaines
super black Bombazines, and very fine real Alpa
cha for mourning Dresses; silk and linen PoplIns
new article; French and Scotch Gnghalns; Eng
lsh anu American Prints &c.
Also-Iandsone belt and neck Ribbons. silk
and velvet Trimmings; fancy Buttons; very fine
pink and blue FanueI<; worsted collars, capes and
cuffs; thread linen and cotton Edgings and Inser.
lngs; Cruels, in great variety OF colors; Merlnc
and spun silk vests &c. Now ready for sale al
the lowest prices.
sept % II. w. BONNEY.
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FARE REDUCED TO $50 FROM
Charleston to New York.

The Grea, Mail Route from Charleston, $. c.
r EAYING The wharf at the foot of Laurens st.
IL daily at 3, p IN. after The arrival "f the South
ern cars, via Wilmington AM Weldon, Petersburg
Richmond, to Washington, Baltimore, Phlladel-
phia and to New York
Tie public is respectfully informed that the
steamers OF this line, from Ch reslon to " j.
mingron, are in first rate condition, and are navl-
gated bv we'll known and experienced command
e-s. and the Railroads are in fine order, thereby
securing bo h safety am! despatch. ATHROUGli
TICKET having already been in operation VIII
be continued on and al.er the first OF Oct Az,
a. permanent arrangement from Charleston 10
Nep York. Passengers avaiIing themselves There
o., will have the option tn continue without delay
through the route otherwise. to stop at any III'.
mediate points, renewing their seats on the line t"
Sal. ii-.r convenience. By this route travellers
may reach New York ON the thIrd day during busI-
hess hours Baggage will ne ticSe'ed on board
the s,caui.r to Weldon, as likewise on the change
of cars at the intermediate p"lntS from thence t"
New York. Through Ticket, can alone be had
Of E NINSLOW, Agent o the Wilmington and
Raleigh Railroad Company, at til" othce OF The
COMPANY, lmt of l,aurens street, To whom please
aDply. For other infurnatio inquire of
L. c. DUNCAN,
at the American Hotel.
u,-2 "a If
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Susi<.riOr Mustard,

TN quarter and half pound boxes; White Mus
i tard See |; Ginger: Black and Red Pepper
Spice; Nulmegs; Mace; loevs; Cinnamon, &C.
For sale By H. J. DELAY.
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Lava Ware.

AdF w dlCs
TTNIfE subscriber has frcered Card Baskets,
i Plates, Baskets, CandiestIcks, Pitchers. &c,
made oi Lava. all neat aud l.anusnme articles -
Also, China Cups and Saucers, China Cologness'
Glass Baskets, Toy TumberS, Pitchers and Ba-
SONS. Lcnnnde Glasses, China Flnwer Pots, Ch-
ma Doll Heads, Tool Chests, Large Porte Imunn,eS
backgammon boards, dice, miniature knives, China
Puff Boxes, with large variety OF Toys and FAN
cy Goods, all Tor sale by +. l.. LEMP.
April 49, 81
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Drugs! Drugs J!

TINE Sub-cribeSi has Oil hand ID Is constantly
l receiving fresh supplies of Drugs, Medicines
Paints, OILS, Turpentine, Varnishes Putty Brush
es, and Window Glass; all of which are warrant
ed of the best quality, and will be sold lower tiiah
at any establishment in the place lhose VINO
buy for cash will find it very much to thelr sGvai''
tage to apply tirstto FKANClS L. Hh.ir' VI
Feb % Is u
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SUlDIl. GUiIAinc.

TINE Subscriber has just received few nuecso
Il OF Roseugarten g. Denis's Superior Qunine
which he offers at prices SLOW it Can be possibly
afforded in this market, for cash or short credit.
L. J. DELAY.
April l. 26 If
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Oct. !
Linen Department,

DROWN aud bleachcd damask Linen Shirt
ID ings, damask TabIe-cloths and covers, tluck
ah,ck an. Diaper Tnwellngs. Crash, Dowlas, Is.
{. Diaper, Long Lawns, French cambrlc, ladies
and pcntlemen's linen cambrc llandkerchiets.
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Notice.

THE Town council OF Camden, wishes to hire 4
l or able bodied hands to work on the streets
For PARTICULARS apply TO either Of the council, or
to the Town Marshall. Bv order of council,
!. ". BALLARD, T. Earshau
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AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
.rhe envy of all Pill Manufacturers,

The envy of all Pill Manufacturers,
scause they are aer better and ecacious than
Is any Others and because the public will take no oti'
ems if they can obtain them.
100000 Boxes
have been sold annually for the last five Ecars
Young. AND OLD. MALE AND FEMAtE.
can always take them with equal sety; W!'hou' teaf'
If PILLS RE NECESSARY
CIV nr-oing and cleansing the Stomach and Bowels ana
purifying the Blood and fluids of the body take no oer'
for no other pills prduce those combined of
tans Sarsapar!la ip them memo,
.nJ n,-s,. ronr us,r, occupation whilst taking them
xtbont far Of taking cold during all kinds Of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS :.
are warerd that mnre genuine certificates from pmTT,.
cians (l-rgymen Members OF congress anu T ,hr
citizens, Gun hr pcueed of their efficacy than any other
Forty Pills in isox!!
and sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Eox. with drecuohS
and much wholesome advice accompanying each oo1'
hey no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free i,m dust nr powder Of any kind,
Do not cripe the Stomach nr Bowels,
Produce no sickness, vomiting or pau leehhSs'
T,.EY ARE GOOD At ALL TINES, ,:I
And adapted to most diseases common 10 nlaihih".
No one having once taken them will be willing
n ,ake any others because they always do good and
do not then no othe: VIII.
Dr. n, Il. LEiDY Propriety end Manu- facturer,
is regular Druggist Chemist an, ysIcan; o, Iee;'
ysars eymrieuce in Philadep phia Graduate OF The tm
ysr.ty of Pennsylvania; emher of different hedical In
stitu,ons of PHILADELPHIA New York, Boston, baltimore ia
&C. and associate and corresponding nlen'er VI G
Medical Institutions of London and Parshence the Tea-
son of the greater confidence placed in bis pills. and tneIr
beiny recommended the practice of most Respectable
physirans throughout the United SlaIes ,v IN ia
Narih Fourth St. Phila leapha-and said wholesale and
retail! a, McKAIN'S Drug Stors, Camden I p0LaNn q
CTRTIS, Columbia NIL LER d BnSSAkD: sumter T..
Vile Or MALLOi. Cheraw; PR ATT JAMES: t.,h NsW'
brrTv: RUFF& REEDY, ,Cheservile j. L. IoN"cG * f.
Winsboro; H. H. WEST, tnionville DR.; T. VI: So'
HEN and CLEVELAND, CharlePlon; aud by most Drug
yiss g. Storekeepers in the United States ,,.u
AUG 20. 1850. 10 i-'u
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choice stock Of IRISH LINENS, warran'
ted pure Flax, and remarkably low. newly opened
At JAMES WILSON'S.
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The Great Cough Remedy.

In offering ~ tie community ms justly Ceieurd-
ted remedy Tor diseases OF the throat and lungs,
it is not our wish TO tre with The lives or health
OF The afflicted. bnt frankly to lay before them the
opinions of distinguished men and some .: the
evidences OF its success, from which they can
Judge for themselves We sincerely pledge our
selves to mike nu wild assertions or lalse stale
ments of its efficacy, will We hold out any
hope TO suffering humanity which facts will not
warrant.
Many prcots are here given, and we solicit an
inquiry rom the public into all we publish !ee!-
ing assured they will find them perfectly reliable
and The medicine worthy their best confidence and
patronage
d-r PROF. CLEVELAND, OF Bowdn College,
Maine, Writes-"1 have witnessed the effects vi
your 'Cherry Pcctorar III my OWN family and that
of ny friends, aud it gves me saisl lctIon to stale
in its favor that no medicine | have ever known
has proved so emnenty successful IN curing dis
eases of the throat and lungs"
GJ- REV. DIR. OSGOOD, Writes-"That his
cnnsid. rs Cherry Pectrrcr the best medicine for
Pulmonary Affections ever given to the public =
and states that 'Ilis daughter after being ool'gcd
20 keep the room tour months with severe settled
cough, accompanied by ra.sng OF blood, night
swealS, and Tie attendant symptoms Of consGtnp
lcn, commenced the Use OF the Cherry Pecf'ral
| and has completely recovered"
n EX. CHANGER LOR KING, Of New York
saws have been great sufferer with Bro:chltis'
and but for the use OF The Cherry Pectcral nig''l
have continued to be s" for many years TO come,
but nat has cured me and am happy TO bear
| Ies:imany to IT, efficacy"
| FROM such stimuuy We ask the public tn Judge
| fUr themselves.
Sgear the Patient.
DR.. Aycr--llaar Sir: For tao years was
| aIii,cei witI VERY severe con:!lh accompanied
by splitting OF blood aad proiuse night sweals-
I;v the advice Of my attending physician was II,
Iuced to Use your Cherry Psstorai, and continued
To DO 80 till considered myself cured, aud ascrIbe
| the effect 10 your preparation.
JAMES RANDALL.
IIampden ss. SPErNGflELp, Nov u. lo4S'
| This day appeared Inc above named James ian
dali, and pronounced lie above statement true IN
every respect.
The Remedy THAI Cures.
PORTLAND, Me-. Jan. III, lo41.
Dr.. Aver: have bccn long afflicted with Astii-
| ina which grew yearly worse until last a!!lu'nu'
| It hrnu.It on cough which confined me III my
chamber, and began 10 assume ,hr alarming
| SYMPTOMS OF cnnsulnpt OIL. mad tried The pest
| advice and the best medicine to no purpose; untI
used your cherry PecsoraL which lras cured me-
| and YOU may we'll believe me- Gratefully yours
J. d. Phelps.
If there is any value in the Judgment OF the wise
| who speak from experience, here is heulc'he
wo''!ir cf tie pubic confidence
Prepared by J. c. AVER, Chemist. i:""e'',
Mass, and sold in Camden by J. Ii, ,'ichAlN, anu
bS Druggists and dealers generally throughout lhc
.Sta:c.
Au: y lS50. 81 On
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DsKalh Factory.
81 and 33 inch Cotton Osnstuigs,
Al SO " Osnaburgs, made expressly to
order for Cotton Picking Sheets.
SPUN YARN, Of all numbers, and warrant
ed of excellent qualify.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
w ANDERSON 4 CO.
ueplemoer 3 81
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Window Glass.

TNIIE Glass manufactured by the Patapsco Co.
i. Of Baltimore, cannot be exceled by that Of
any other have just received large invoice Of
the following sizes: Sxl0 l0xl2, 9xll, llxl3
I2xl4, Axis. lax20, lSx24, &c, to which would
invite thu attention of those in want OF the article
Also-LamDs, Chilnnes, plain and cut solar
Globes. Nursing Bottles, Physicians pocket Case
and Walls. u. J DELAY.
April 3 70 II
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New NHackerel and Salmon.
Barrels aud half barrels No. Mackarcl,
do do do do Salmon.
For sale low, by
Dec. 90 j. BONNELL q w.
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The state of South Carolina.

kERSHAW DISTRICT.
TOHN II. TRUSDEL who is in the custody ol
p the Sheriff of Kershaw District, by virtue OF Il
Writ of Capas ad SatisacIelmnm, at the suit OF
H. Ilolleyman, Jr., having filed in my office, TO-,
gcher with schedule, on oath, OF his estate and
effects, his petition 10 the Courl Of Common Pleas,
praying that he may be admitted 10 the benefit OF
the Acts of the General Assembly made for the
relief of lnsovcnt Debtors 1t is ordered, that the
said H. tIoeymar, Jr., and all other the creditors
to whom the said John II Trusdel, is in anywlse
indebted, be, and they are hereby summoned and
have notice to appear, before the said Court at
Camden, on Monday the fourth day OF November
next to shew cause, if any they can why the pray
er of the petition aforesaid should not be granted
s. +. CAPERS, elk.
Office of Common Pleas Kersilaw District, 9th
'prl, 1850. mom.o
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Ircn Iron and Steel.

Ircn Iron and Steel.
Sweed's Iron from lxa-o TO lOxl.2 IN. flat.
b to Ia IN. square.
=" 1888 to Ia ~. round.
Cast Steel IL told u square.
German and Blister Steel. For sale by
or ID. #. BONNELL g. Go
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For Sale.
TIIIAT house on broad street at present occupied
/ by John Ingram, as surehouse and dwelling
for particulars apply to JAMES McEWEN
June lS Ao If
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Bacon. EacOn!! BaCOnm!
TJNHE subscriber has IN hand 10000 lbs
superior BACON and corresponding qna'
" of LARD, IN the lot there is nearly 1900 ia
Hams. any person wishing I" purchase might hi"
II to their advantage to call and examine, br"""
purchasing elsewhere; terms will be ma ~.
counodating.
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Miscellaneous Books, &c.
The Angel World, by the author o FeStus
W ,;son's Dictionary of Poetcal Quotations
Cosmos; by lIumholI, 2vpls.
Southern Harmony; Lneon's Botany
Travellers Guide through The U. 5. with Map
Music tor The Piano aud Guitar
Bcr,imr's instructions for the Piano
Olney's Modern Geography and Atlas, revised
edition
Youat on the Horse
EIliotl's History OF Roman Liberty. &c.
July2 A. YOUNG.
IN WHO WANTS BRICKS!
i HE Subscriber has splendid olot llARD
BitlKS for sac-ready for delivery
J. +. SUTHERLAND
Nav %, 1880 az If
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Embroidered muslin collars and cuffs
Puff muslin sleeves; infants waists, all sizes
Black and white lace wells
Embroidered and scolnpped linen lawn 'd'kfs'
Ladies gents and chiidren's linen canbric do
Superior French kid gloves, all sizes and colors
Ladies and misses black and cOnred silk do
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y large assortment oflhresd edging and insertings
Swiss and cambria muslin trimmings
plai.. and lip'd swiss and organd lnuslns
Swiss, book and null DO
lisln, figured and cbec'. ed cahro co
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1850.
IN SENATE.

message was received from the President of the United
States transmitting copies of the correspondence with the
Lady Of Sir John Franklin, relative to the expedition under
his command the Arctic regions, for the discovery OF
"northwest passage !" which read. ..
On motion of Mr.. DAVIS, of Mississippi the message was
referred the Committee Naval Aas and ordered to
be printed.
large number Of memorials, petitions, &c were present.
ed and appropriately referred .
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Mr. CASS called for consideration the following reso-
luton, submitted by him a previous day :.s H.:
Resolved That the Committee Foreign Relations be in-
sructed to inquire the expedency OF suspendng dpo-
matte relations with Austria
Mr. CASS rose and addressed the Senate as follows
Mr. President do not know that this resolution will be
opposed 1t is one of inquiry only, not Of action But as
should no, have introduced it. had not intended to ask the
opinion Of the Senate upon the subject whatever may be the
report of the Committee Foreign Relations and as the
measure not usual one deem proper briefly to state
the reasons which have induced me to propose it.
The intercourse subsng between the independent nations
Of the world where regulated by special conventional
regulated by each for ITSELF subject to the cstab
sh,d principles Of the law of nations The great improve
eut in the mechanical and the general progress OF the
age united that spirit of enterprise, commercial and
scientific which active in itself nor more use
fully employed now have given increased energy to This
and having in effect broken down the barriers OF
space which separated nations and have opened each to the
knowledge and business of all
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civil liberty They have decred all free government as IN
with the Of society," and have INDUCED them
selves in malicious exulton ts friends and partsans
And again they say :,
i" carry its agency to the persons OF the ciuzen
stand in need of intermediate legislation out must
itself be empowered employ the OF the ORDINARY ma
gstrate execute its resolutions me majesty VI ~
national authority be manifested through the neo VI
the courts of justice"
After reading these extracts, Mr.. b. said was 70 get
rid of the evils of the old Confederation that Inc present
Union formed and having formed H. they VINO formed
undertook make perpetual and Tor that purpose mao
recourse to all the sanctions held sacred among men-co
mands, prohibitions oaths. The states were iofpu W
form compacts agreements with each other he consu
ton and the made in pursuance Of it. were declared 10
be the supreme law Of the laad and all authorities state
and Federal legislative executive, and judicial were to be
sworn to support It. The resolutions which have been read
contradict all this and the General Assembly mstook their
own powers as much they msook the sentiments OF the
people Of Missouri when they adopted them
This is all that shall say at present make no once
ton to the reception printing of these resolutions my
only object present. is to make and save the two points,
first that the General Assembly mstook the sentiments OF the
people Of Missouri in adopting these resolutions Seeody'
that they mistook their powers in doing so.
Mr.. ATCHISON. As no objection has been taken 70
the printing of the resolutions, have but one wore 70 say
and that merely to express opinion that me people
the State Of Missouri when the time arrives VIII prove 10
all mankind that every sentiment contained IN these tesou
tons from first to last will be sustained by them
The question then being taken upon the motion 10 pf'n
was agreed to.
On motion Of Mr. PHELPS, the Senate proceeded to the
consideration of Executive business and after some time
spent therein, the Senate adjourned.
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The following is the vote in detail

For r. J. Camt5eA-Messrs. Aston, Anderson, Ashmun,
Baker, Bennett Brock, Briggs Brooks, Burrows Chester
Butler Thomas Butler Joseph Caldwell, Ca.yn, Casey'
Debery, Dckey, Dixon, Duer Duncan, N. Evans Fowler,
FreedIey Gott Grinnel, Holloway, Hampton, Hay Hay
mond, Henry, Hilliard Houston Howe James johnson,
D. King George King James " hng ;ohn Nj A. hng'
Moore Nelson, Newell, Oge Owen, Pitman Putnam Reed,
REYNOLDS Rey, Rockwell, Rumsey, Schenck, schermer-
horn schoolcra Sheppard Sylvester spragge Sany Alex
aGder Tny winthrop
ForLW Forney-Messrs. Alberston, Ashe, Averet Bay,
Bayly Beae, Bisse Bocock, Bowdon, Bowlin, Boyd A.
Brown William j. Brown Buel, Cable Geo: A. Caldwell,
Carter Cleveland, Howell Cobb, Williamson X. W. Cobb
Featherston Fitch Fuller Gerry Gilmore Gorman Green,
Hackett Hail. Hamilton, Hammond Harason Harlan, Har-
manson Isham G. Harris Samson w. Harris Hubbard,
W. Johnson jones' Kaufman La sere LETTER Lttleheld JOB
Mann, Mason, McClernsnd, Mcdonald, McDowei, u. M.
McLane, McMullen, MELVILLE Miller Millson, Morris,
Morse Ods, Orr Parker Peaslee, Peck, Phelps Potter,
tee Seldom Frederick r. Stanton, Richard H. Stanton,
Stetson Strong Sweeze Thomas Jacob Thompson, James
Thompson VIM. Thompson, Venabe, Walden Waldo Well
bor Il and sooS Bsre Gid
dings, Julian p King, Tuck, and Wilmot.
For NJ Sargent.-Messrs Carroll, Hunter, and Horace
Mann.
For s. L. Gouuerme,r- Messrs Burt, Colcock, Holmes,
Mcqueen, and Wallace.
For H. c. .ludd-Messrs. Campbell, Alexander Evans,
Morehead Rose Spalding John Thompson, and White.
For L. Il. BelsonL-Messrs. Goodenow and Otis.
For Solomon Foote-Messrs. Hebard and Root.
For DeU7t G. Clarke.-Messrs. Meacham and Thurman
There being no CHOICE another vote taken with result
VARYING but little from the above.
On motion of Mr.. WILLIAMS, the House adjourned till
tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

THE STATE OF DEsERET. F.
Mr. BOYD asked the general consent of the House pre-
sent the Constitution and memorial Of inc STATE o. pe'
asking for admission State into the Union or mat Con-
gess might extend them such form OF civil government as
they may deem just These he desired TO have
to the Committee on the Territories. n.
Mr. BsYD also presented the credentials OF M
Representative from the State of Desere which he asked to
have referred to the Committee of Elections.
Mr. STEPHENS, of Georgia, objected to the reception
of these papers, and called for the regular order e
The SPEAKER stated that the regular order OF BUSINESS
under the resolution Of Mr. THOMPSON, Of Pennsylvania
passed on Monday last, the election Of Clerk.
Mr. McLANE, of Maryland, asked leave to offer JOINT
resolution to provide for the election Of Chapans to the TWO
Houses of Congress being objected TO- the resolution coua
not be received ..' t..
Mr. BAKER desired present the credentials OF HUGH
SIXTH of Santa Fe, and the evidence OF bis having been
elected Delegate to Congress by the people OF the Territory
of New Mexico and asked that these documents be referred
to the Committee OF Elections. 49,. ...
Mr.. JONES objected . .... s.... x ~
Nh BAKER presented the point of order that as ne had
offered the credentials of gentleman claiming seat IN the
House. it question of privilege, and entitled to con-
sderation. .,. ... ,..
VOTING FOR CLERK.
The SPEAKER of the opinion that II was MOI ques
ton of privilege and stated that the hrst business IN orue
the election Of Clerk and invited non sds 70 %
By Mr.. AsHmuN Thomas J. Campbell of Tennessee.
~ M THOMPSON, Of Pennsylvania, John w. Fomey, of
Pennsylvania. W..
BY Mr. BoorH, Calvin w. Phileo, Of Connecticut
By Mr. Holmes Samuel l.. Gouvemeur, Of Virginia.
By Mr. WHITE, John H. c. Mudd, of Maryland.
By Mr. CRowELL, Nathan Sargent, of Pennsylvania.
By Mr. THURMAN Dewitt Clinton Clarke.
By Mr. SAcKErr Philandcr B. Prindle, of New York.
By Mr.. BINGHAM, B. B. French, of the District Of CO.
iumbia. ...:.
By Mr.. HEBARD, Solomon Foote, OF Vermont.
BY Mr.. GooDENow, Samuel P. Benson, OF Maine.
The SPEAKER appointed the following gentlemen tel
les Messrs. THOMPSON, Of Pennsylvania, CRowEII, Of
Ohio, HARAIsos of Georgia, and WHITE, Of New York
The House then proceeded to vote r.ca roc tor It's Clerk
The following is the result of the first vote
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An unusually large number Of memorials and Petiions
coming every quarter Of the Una were presented and