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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-08

Those who changed their votes on this ballot were
For Mr. PRIsDLE -Messr. Alexander. Bennett. sacketi.
and SchoocrafL
For Mr. Poorx--Messrs Allen Anderson Conger, Crow
ELL Dckey. Duncan Goodenow Grnneil, Hebard. Henry,
Hunter, D. King, Matteson McKss Meacham, Moore.
Owen Schenck, Sveser, Spaldpg A. II. Stephens, T.
Stevens, Toombs Underhll, and Wilson.
For Mr., FaEscH Messrs. McGaughey and Campbellr !,
No choice having been effected the House proceeded
with the seventh viua vote for Clerk, with the fol-
lowing result:
Whole number Of votes cast, 22O
Necessary to choice, Ill. @
Mr.. Forney received l0
Fooe $500 III
Campbell n IA
Phileo
French
Prinde 49, I u.s.
Gouverneur. tte- I fat
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Those changing their votes this trial were as fol-
For Mr. cAxrssIL.-Messrs Alexander, G. Ba,lsr A.
Evans, Hebard, Dickey, and Thurman.
ForMr. FoorE.-Mesrs Campbell, McGaughey, Mclean,
and Schenck.
No choice having been effected,
Mr. c. BUTLER desired present resolution for the
posponement OF further attempts 10 elect Clerk and to
gean Arms OF the last House being desrous TO be
eved from the performance OF the duties OF the Office
But
ed. u would require the unanimous consent OF the
House a suspension OF the rules for that purpose
Mr.. MARSHALL desired to offer resolution, declar-
ing the OF the Clerk OF the last HOUSE. far per-
formed during the present session. TO be legal and direct
ing that be be sworn in the Clerk pro fsm until
Their shall have been elected.
cesson Of The propey Of the views urged the other day
blythe gentleman from Alabama [M lSer,l that under
the law Of 7ss the House coud NOT legally transact any
other business until the Clerk had been duly sworn in.
He had adopted the same impression on an examination
Mr. CARTIER suggested to the gentleman from Ken
lucky TMr MARsHArL that il would be well 10 elect
Clerk before proceeding 10 swear him in
Mr. MARSHALL lreplying thai Clerk was already
ptheains without beng sworn in movsd thar The rules
Mr. SCHENCk remarked to the gentleman from Ken
lucky lMr MaRsHaILl that il would be well 10 modify
or any Other person whose name he might think proper 10
insert therein. 70 have been thereby elected Clerk
The SPEAKER, 10 explanation, stated that the rules
OF me House presented the mode IN which the Clerk
should be elected; and that the modification suggest
ed looked 10 changing that rule, could be entertain
ed without previous suspension Of the rules for that
purpose He then put the question upon the motion
pend the rules for the consideration OF the resolution as
reported TO the House and II was not agreed 10.
Mr.. KAUFMAN asked the consent OF the House Tor
the introduction OF resolution declaring the person who
may receive plurality OF votes on the next trial 10 have
been elected the Clerk, AMI moved that the rules be
pended for that purpose which motion NOT agreed TO.
And then the House proceeded with the 9Th vuu roos
vote Tor Clerk, with the following result.
Whole number OF votes cast, 22o.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-02

Ferns or Bidwhere no change from sdUsrtise-
ssesf Is contemplated By The bidder.
ssI Cor We the may be) there write shs name
nses in full of there state the residence resdeness]
hereby propose 70 carry the mail on No. from to
- often as the advertisement requires, in the time
stated Ia the schedules and by the following mode Of
veyanse 70 wit Here how il 10 to be conveyed for
the annual of -
Dated arf9
Form Of a Gsaysaty 10 accompany each bid.
1.-The undersigned there the name Of the guaranto
or gaaIanios guarantees that there insert name Of bidder
o. names Of bidders as the may BE- If his Cor thei
bud fos carrying the mail from TO DO accepted
oy me POSTMASTER 6sneral shall enter into an obligation
prior to the first day Of July next with good and espi
su,sss. 70 perform the service proposed"
Dated
Form Of Certificate. VI
The undersigned, postmaster of esrtses thai the
saaanto above named sufficient and able to make good
their guaranty. ~
Dated
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5oas From Astoria at twice month, on the Lot and
18th; .tfa % ~ % "a t9 al4i 81
BY Mouth Of Cowiiz River, Knish,on, and Portland ,
To Oregon City By m on the 4th and 18Th, 100
miles; ,ttnt api
And back between IN Of the 7th and goth, and p
gss m Of the 10th and 22d days Of said month. Fe
6o2s From Mouth Of Cowisz River ~ m month,
on the Sd Of each month, si1 fts4 tlR
To Fort Nesqually by o p m Of the sth, 90 miles, q
- And back between m Of the ssh snd 9 m Of the
s'h Of said month. Rb
60a7 From Portland q n twice month, on the 5th and
sees To Fort Vancouver by p m, 20 milss sie
And back bsswsen . N and N next days. ~.
5oas From Oregon City at ! twice month the sh
and 10Th lvnt ~ VA " eH
BY Linn City, Yanhil Fans salem, o'Nssrs Mills,
J. Q. Avsrys Eugene r. skinnef's and Elijah Bsis-
TOYS N 's t'saiiih M stN ''ae"
So To SCOTS. in Unpqusvsfsy, BY N on the iish
snd 25h days Of said month, 400 miles
And back between Z N Or The 1ath and 26sh, and 8
pm Of the nth and aiA Of Zach month.
60as From Oregon City Il swios year, on The Ia a
By The DsIIss rou Bolss. Fat Hail. rors Lsrime,
To 8. Iossph'., No. y N q - ~ d.y. Of May
and November 1900 mlA l ~ IS 80 !,
Aud bsek between n Of the LIST days a June and
Dsesmsss, and p a q The isss days Of August and
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49i2 From Tuscumbn 81 - ~ once wssx, wednesday
ny Ere Oregon and Dry Glaze
To Oakland BY p mnex tdsy, 81 miles
And back between - Rrday and p next day.
1913 From Bolivar At twice week, Tuesday and fi
day; AE
To Buffalo by 8 p N, IS miless
Aud back bstween . m and m next days.
4sl4 From Bolivar ct 10 once week, Saturday;
BY Orleans, Crisp Bsaiis, Dsde, King's Point Spring
River, and Bowers Mills
To ssrcoxis by 10 m nsxt day, 50 miles,
And back between . IN Monday and m next day.
Proposals for twice week service will b considered
Also for twice week service from Bolivar TO Dade.
49i5 From Bolivar At l0s m once week, Thursdays
BY Bear Creek,
To Fremont by 81 m, 30 miles;
And back between m and nest day.
Proposals for twics week service will BE- considered.
49I6 From Boliver az 8 m, q week, Friday,
BY HumsnsvIe and Warbow, b
To Oceoa by m, 30 milsss
And back between q m and p N Thursday
49l7 From Oceola q Q 10, once wesk, Friday;
BY Jenkins Bridge, Quincy, and Judahs Gap,
To Hermitage BY Q m, ~ miles
And back between . m and m next day.
Proposals for additional weekly tip between Judah's
Gap and Hermitage will be considered.
49lS From Oceola al So m, once week, Mondays
BY Roscoe, 81. Helen, Fremont, White Hall, Horse
Creek and Coon Greek qA4
To Carthage by 9 m next day, IS miles; 4h
And back between m "Wednesday and p m next
day. sssN 1
49ls From Oceola at q m, once week, Monday;
By Chalk Level Monsgan. Papnsyile. and Litsls
Usage, AH
To Fort Scott by o m, ~ miles;
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m
4sS7 From Kiksyills At 9 a once : week, Friday n
And s:sl Sss.:.s . q md ! = .s.. day. 4
1858 From Kst,slls It 9 : m once rssk, Thur'dg'
To Lsnesasr By m, rs miles \ ,.n IA
And back bsswssn m and 8 p m "Wednesday.
1859 Pso% B,c0%ings0n q once week Saturday
TO Huns,iIls By N, 20 miles, H "a
And beck bstwesn 10 . and p m Friday.
$3.50 R,'% Biooaius.en = N once s week Wsdossdsy
To Chinicoshs By m next day, SO miles, AZ
And back between ea m Tuesday and II N nert day
4sei From HunfsvIls a. : m once week, Friday, q
By snithand and Middle Grove; "a $1,000 ,.g
To Madison BY m, 20 miles n MS
And bach bssween N and m nsxt day.
4ssa From Brdns~iek It 8 4 u once week. Friday,
TO GsIls,in By m psr. day, 70 miles.
And beck between sa Wednesday and m next
4sss From Brunswick 4. I. one. week, Tuesday q
To CbiloOshs ~ 8 m, A miles, u
And bsek bstvssn 9 Z N and N nsrt day.
1854 Fsom brunswtok q 9 once week. Saturday,
By yellow Crssk,
To LinDsus b. 8 m 80 mies,
And bsck bstwssn : a and N Friday
1855 rs. Lnnsos q 9 4 N once vssk, Sundays
70 Milan y ! ? n. IS miles, e
And back bsswssn N and m Saturday.
1855 From Pdneesn q : N once week Thursdsy
BY Middlebuy and Trenton; y - N
Ts ChiIlicoshs by III n next day, 40 miles,
And back bstwvsn , N Friday and 8 = next day.
%ss7 From Prnesson q y once week Thursdsys
BY Grove and Bshpsss; y. ~ II y ~
To Gentry c.. H. by II next dsy, 81 miles; ",
And bsck between m Friday and p N NEXT day.
4ees From ChiIlcoshs II 8 once wssk. Friday, sa
- By Utica, Kingston, Plum Creek and Bee Hive; IA
To PIausburg BY II n next day, SO misss sa q
And haek bstwsen Saturday and ? N nsrt day.
1859 From Chillcosbs Il . N once week. Saturday
By Cksr Geek, \
To OaIlAtin BY m, rs miles
And back bsswesn N and 8 m Friday. WI
4s7o Fvm CaroIson Il week, Wednesday,
BY Utica
To ChiIreoshs " m "a miles
And back bstwesn 81 n and nsxt day. Y
4s1l From Rnhnopd n week, "Wednesday
By Knorv'IIs, Mitsbis, Kincxon. Myrilk, 0entzy-
viiIs. and Gentry n. i 4 :. z. $3.50 s,s.f ~
To Athens y 3 N nsxt day. ~ miIes
And bsek between : N Friday and . p m nert day.
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4s72 From Richmond At . u once week, saturday
By Melville, rnnsy's Grove. and Uliess
TO ChiIleoihs BY II % nsxt day, so miles;
And back bstwesn IN sundsy aud p m next day.
Proposals 70 end q Utica will Be considered.
4SI5 From Gentry q. II. at N once a week, Monday
BY Gsntryyills and MaIysills
To Linden BY m next "Wednesday, 80 niles
And back between m Thursday and m next
ASIA From Savannah At . m once week. Friday,
TO Nary lie by m. 70 miles,
And back between N and m next day.
1875 From Savannah at N once week, Tuesday
BY Rochester. Boyer's Settlement and CASTLE,
To Plattsburg by p m. Al miles
And back between m and z p IN Monday
4s7s From savannah at IN rwsekly, Tuesday. Thurs
By Jamestown, ST. Jssephs. Sparta, and De Kab;
To Weston by m, A. miles
And back between m and IN Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday.
4s77 From Savannah a, 8 a m once week, TUESDAY
BY Noddaway, Oregon Bluff Tarkis Hannegan, Lin
den, High Greek. and McKissacks Grove
To Austin by p m next day, 80 miles
And back between m Thursday and 8 m next day.
Proposals for frequent supply will be considered.
Also proposals. to extend this through Kane,
s Iowa, win be considered.
4s7s From st. Jossphs At once week, Monday;
By Walnut Hill and Rockhouss Prairie
To Plattsburg BY p m, 80 miles
And back between a m and 8 p next day.
1879 From st. !osePhs at N once week, Thursday
BY MaysvilIe
10 uaiaun by ~ y m next Jay, 90 mics
And back between m Friday and 8 m next day.
1880 From Patsburg at m tri-weeky, Monday, Wed
nesdsy, and Friday
BY Prospect Hill
To Crab Orchard by m, 20 miles;
.a And back between m and m next days.
1881 From Plattsburg at 8 m week, Monday
BY Estilps Mills. Buena Vista, and New Market;
To Weston by 8 m, SO miles, with two additional
weekly trips from New Market TO Weston 10 miles Is
e And back between a m Sunday and s D m.
1882 From Plattsburg at . week, Wednesday
BY Bee Hive;
To MsysvilIe BY m, 26 miles
And back between . m and p m next day.
Proposals to commence at Bee Hive will be considered
1883 From Liberty at tri-week, Tuesdsy, Thursday,
and Saturday;
To Independence by 5 m, 10 miles
ge6 And back between m and IL m.
1884 From Liberty at 8 once week, Monday;
BY Smithviie and Ridgcley
To Buenn Vista by z M 81 miles;
And back between q m and p m next day.
1885 From Independence m once week. Thursday
By Blue Springs, Oak Grove, Harrisburg, and Black
Water;
TO Warensburs BY II m. SO miles,
And back between IL m Friday and m next day.
1886 From Independence at IN once week. Monday
BY Highland, Big Cedar, and Pleasant Hill
To Hanisonvlle by 8 m, SO miles,
And back between and s m next day.
Proposals for twice week service will be considered.
1887 From Independence at tn weekly, Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday;
By Westport;
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-29

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fan elmer bolben N2illion , Elm Nanftst Der
sansen Sdnpsi,. oem Gieepmfte sntoeasn.
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mo nilsnuri,dle @e,palt trilt Il, ssern ,,,,,
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tldet fIi, ibrr osn gtasfllI Ser yS,abfen M.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-29

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lpatsltens Dientass gcrmittas einsesebeu
wercen tpenn fie nod in Der ndd(f erfd,eis
nenoen 9luntnsr beridiIdtiat tpernen fnllen
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-29

betft IN peu @ffdnsuii1fas upssr ibaea ssuri.
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fibrt. 'sss1s = M sas as
90 if Manosl iino Glsub eiusr trauriSeii
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Szrne9e smo an ben slbgrnuo bes 8froerbens
fibrt. eaifet nns Der slllem fur tilhtiSe 81,
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icr9en, uuO mir biirfeu eil.er tclifrn 3afnnft
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ibm Oered,t9feit unb cas- Gliid Der Msn'
fd,eis eillsiebsil ID einr neae Delt. Du aber,
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@rdbsrn brr Gtttrn nno Gthtpsffer, fhaHe
anf bic eeihenbiiseI Der Staot Faris uno
a.f Dsine sablreiden eeicensSefdtrten - -
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ipnnces S,trs!
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85te s. tssts s. J Il.
Grannsaette unu iiIebt 5aaenner.
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b. sserr Q. 9. Walmer 1T 9leemt fir
ben uSbio Staats 8oten" fir g.efps9Jorf,
Bottom nnc philadelphia.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-29
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tpltnces DtrS! 81
Giarppdifcbe Otacbricbtci..
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telegrapbifde Dspelt,e nieloet bon bort untes
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ten erifnet Deresn fol. gs tpirh Gin prcs
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swisAen bon Seiten Seiferreihs nad3 grant
flirt aussefhriebenen 8on8refis bic 8eoens
naas elmer ,,guubes sgerfamrnlune' tei9es
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alien prdfIcial s9Rsdte ans DEN, ganoe BON
1916 eisenmidtis pisber bsrSsifeat ano IN
sIusabnng sebradt iperbsn fcllen.
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ssranffnrt a. M., 27' slpril, pirc sefhrieben:
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@ctba cine oplouatifhe Nunoreife an bic
DSfe, INN bic ceutfd,en 6aritsn su ril,em
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lacen. Dieier @onsreB fca nit Ger 8f8rilns
buns eines neuen Bnuoesta9es an eie Stel,
Ie bes i'm eaufe Der nddaen @cde gu Gnce
aeheuoen Satsrims suiauinslibdnsela; mir,
fDnnsn perllderrb oaf preu6eu ge9enludrti9
an bie(sm Tiritenecn9ree fsinen Sbeil iiebs
men tann, eiiieni neueil 8anoeSfage aber
nun NIB uimmehr Ieine slnrrfennung scIet
werbe.- Ter 8uuoesfcmmiiilca lit in ben
jiusfen 9asen Ssiteus Der eiferrsidifdsn
9esieruns eine Ginlaeuns Sasesausen sur
sttbaltune eilies 6On9rsirS unp besfaafser
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fden gtadten bsbufs 8earteituns einss sse
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cine preueifte auf Der ancern Seite befnbet,
ba, no bic gum gefeilisen nm bad ainn firs
nsnoen |. g. gduppentettsn besinnen, 70 rae
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gen. Waa iprefe ool1 nidyt BON epbn
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die meber Wbiaspou.
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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-11-12
The Cheapest Goods Yet.

~ our last advertisement, we thought
Il we would give a full description of our
neat and beautiful stock of goods-now we
don't see proper to put the printer to the
trouble of mentioning all the different arti-
cles, therefore we say, if there Is one or any
merchant i'll this town who can beat us i'll
tile way of selection and selling cheap, we
are willing to give them our hats. Ladies
and gentlemen, we trust you will give us a
call at our old stand, on Commercial Row,
between Mr.. L~efingwelI's, and Messrs.
Whites stores. Now please come and see
before you buy elsewhere, and we leave ii
to you to decide who wins the hats.
SIMON e. MOSES WOLF.
October 8, lS50-6w.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-11-12
Spring Goods!

SCHWARTZ & LEHMAN are now
~ receiving and opening at their Store on
Boston Row, a large aud well selected as
sortmcnt Of Spring Goods, among which
may be- found
French mlslins and CaIicoes,
Swiss and plaid musIins,
Jackonet and thread laccs,
Fine silks for dresses,
Barge and g~inghams,
Silk tringcs and binding for dresses,
ALSO,
Buttons and kid gloves,
Window curtains and mosquito netting,
Table and piano covers,
Parasols and umbrellas,
Irish linen and linen lawn,
Linen pocket handkerchiefs, plain & cmb.
dress -" capes q collars,
Linen and cold diaper towels, &c.
Ladies, misses and chiIdren's Shoes, Of
all descriptions and sizes,
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING,
Gents French merIno dress * frock coats,
do Alpaca do do do
Linen dress and frock sack coats,
Grass linen dress and frock sack coats,
Merino and Alapacca pants,
Cottonade and linen do
White linen drilling do
Under shirts, drawers, and ~suspen1ers,
Boots and shoes,
ALSO,
Cottonades and linen drilliugs,
Brown and bleached domestics,
Checks and bedticking,
GROCERIES.
Powder, shot, soap and candles,
Tobacco and scgars,
Extra Brandy and Whisky,
Port and Claret Wine, Vinegar,-any of
which will be sold by the barrel or gallon to
suit purchasers,
The above comprises only a portion Of
our new stock, and the public are respect
fully invited to call and examine for them
selves.
To the ladies and gentlemen we would
say COME QUICK, for. we are now pre-
pared to please you in any article you may
wish to buy. W. Don't forget where to
call for Cheap Bargai1S, first door north OF
Platt's Store, Boston Row.
SCHWARTZ 81 LEHMAN.
Woodville, March 10, 1850.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-11-12
Jail Notice.

EMJAS committed to the Jail of WiIkin-
w son county this day, as a runaway, a
negro man, who calls his name GEORGE.
Said slave is black, aged about 20 years,
five feet five and a half inches in heighth,
clothed with brown linsey roundabout and
pants, red flannel shirt and boots, and says
he belongs to Jacob Barrett, who lives
about ten miles above New Orleans on the
opposite side of the Mississippi river. The
owner is requested to comply with the law
and take him away. M, CRIST, JaiIor.
Woodville, Miss, Nov. A., 1aj0-tf.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-11-12

THE subscriber would respectfully all
q nounce to the public, that he has ia
ken the WOODVILLE TAN YARD,
and will devote his exclusive time to the
Tanning and preparation of Leather, and to
all the departments of Bout q. Shoe07akiag.
A long experience enables him to invite
public custom, confident that he can give
the utmost satisfaction.
HIDES, green or dried, will be taken in
trade.
He will also manufacture, and keep on
hand, a large quantity of RUSSETS Of
all sizes. CHAS. WlIZTHUM.
January 20, 1850. SLY