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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09
Farm Cor Sale

- 4 5s' e :, =. ! si7' 'a'
tanning 500 acres, 6 miles from town,
on the road to Shelbyville. We are
assured that'a bargain is offered in
this property.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09
Presidents Message

This document was received BY the
last mail. We cannot speak Of its
contents, because we haven't had
time to read it. It viii appearin our
next. It quite lengthy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09
March EIectiOa-.1852.



,R We are authorized TO announce Ma
Gas. W. EEaniks, candidate i0I ? hefl IN
he NJ ,rch ELECTION. 1902.
- W. are anhdFized to announced Ste
$50, ,goncllstoue, a candidate ior Sher
iT A. the March ELECTION, le9@.
- WI. are authorized 10 amount
p;aI,,,rE ~ ssxte, candidate ioF operh
al The March Election, lcoZr
.or.rv coURr cLERK-LIScoLN CO..
~ are authorized TO announce CON
80, S,K,;t4,. Esq, a candidate Tor Cqun
- -, s-Ilrk al he March tteeHon, Ie3E
" az. Ne are authorized to announce
<erao f,.uninSIsnEn, candidate ioI
go coart Clerk al The March Election,
r. ~. We are authorized to announce
I'm rT,r,cy, candidate for County
ccnr Ii cIlrs Al me March Election, 1852.
REalsrER-LINcoLN CO.
erP we are authorized to announce FL
RAN Phillips, Esq, candidate Tor lie
pistsr al the March Election, 1907
trPeWe are aurhorlzed 10 announce ounce
III 7yc4,i,,ur Fa:nonsOn, candidate
for Rrglster al The March Election IooZ.
rs We are authorized to anfouHce
Alfred FL, Rerry.a candidate for Register
at The March klecnon. 1882
e-@ W. a-e authorized 10 announce
IaI,1 r.. rEorya,l, a candidate for Regis
ter attae March Election, lcoZ'
Fr-P We arg Authorized 70 anponnee
ID. J. yvsiittFEgton. candidate lof neSS
lister at the March Election, lo0Z.
tre We are authorized 10 anhounoe
TazeweFI ". Led5etter, c anu 'o'i
Register al the March Election, l0o<-
CIRCUIT COURT cLERK-LINcoLF 60:
ECPWe are authorized TO announce rs
Il. GhiIcO;at, a candidate Tor CIrcul' SOui'
Clerk, al the March Election. loo2.. II
rLP We are authorized 10 annpunee
xRag,o-t s; wood ward, candidate tor
49,, -, IIa,E A. lbe March Eleeuon
1852
TAX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.
rrF. We are authorized 10 announce
uHs.a.s r,..c.,,o, ESD candidate for
Tax Collector OF ihls county. Tor lo9~i
'~--'a
-lT advertisements and Communications I
must be handed into The Office by Saturday
i -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09
To Correspond ents--
The "Bache1 or's Dream" will find
a place shortly
The Markets.

Our reports Fhls week are necessa-
rily brief. N$thing Of interest is
transpiring at dny Of the prominent
commercial points,
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Always

s &c. Z: s. s. IS :; &c., s 81. 81 ::
stretchers; cross cut saws; hand. sledse and
stone Hammers. L can't tel all--come and
see. SHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09
GIT - RisSsezz.

AVE just received general sssonm "a,
= = oil New Fan and Winter Goods.
which they are now offering to sell on M.
most reasonable terms. For beauty aud ' a.
rlety' our stosS cannot be sIcellsd by soy
house N Town, AMI we do earnestly hops to
have call from those who wish 10 buy
Goods CHEAP.
J" hen you come TO Town, remember 70
can Giii q KGssseii's for good bargains
and fine Goods Our stock is large and L..
WILL SELL VERy LOW
we Will barrier for all your Feathers, Bees
wax Ginseng. Iailow. Llnsey, Homespdn.
Jeans, Cotton Cloth, Meal Sacks. &c. g.
Oct. T.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09
Mems Wear.

- VIZ have now in store large
ES and superior assortment OF Cloths
CassImeres, Vestings, Overcoatipgs, and Gen
ilemen's Furnishings generally, which we
are anxious TO sell al unusually io,o prices.
gcoDRicH, IUcHANAE & BEAVERS.
0rf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09
Lis of Estrays Taken Up

LIST. Kind OF d animal, is gwen. I'd, color. Sd
description. 4th, age. 5Ih, posters name
9Th, place and time oil arrest.
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Shoes and Boots.

MUGS anu DOOtS.
"a LADIES' kId, cali and kip Shoes
~z-Es5 and Caters;
Mems calf, goat ana kip Shoes;
do fine and extra fine cali Boots;
do water proof calf and kip do
do heavy kip BID mud do
Boys and Youths do
Negro Brogans extra article.
Come in! come ih. aud let me show yoa
what can be had at SHAPARD'S
. Cheap Cash or Credit Conner.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09

". b. McK., Of Purdg--
All correct lit pays for one year.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09
CLOTHING.

EADY made Dress, Froek Sack, Basi
~ ness and Over Coots--Vests, PANT
and CiOaks. For sale low by
ooopRioE, RucuAkAR q BRAvBR<.
Oet.7.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09

C5 advertisements and COMMUNICATION
must be handed INTO The Office by Saturday
IT9raiae, 10 insure an appearance ~ the
next weeks Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09
.IWIAT a PITYI

That so many worthless preparation:
should be offered 10 the public as cures for the
most serious diseases But let those who
have been disappointed not despair, for Dr.
Rogers's Syrup of Liverwort and Tar, really
cures all diseases Of The lungs, after every
thing else has tailed.
For sale at Diemer & Hampton's, and
Nc Elrov & Crawford's.
See advertisement in another column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09

F.TE,, Of Winchester.
All right-it will be attended
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GentIemen's Goods.
Books and StationarT.

lust received, splendid lot Of Books
81 and Stationary, among which are tie
Iowihg--Medieal. II TsIOrical, PosIicai,
School and Msceiisnsous. A Zoe assortmsnt
of Letter. Note aud Gard EnVsIopss, en- :
bossed; a superior lot Of lok. Pens. Paper.
Quilts. Blank Books, Sc sc.
To all OF which wa invite the attention 81
ladies and genIlenen--thel ladies particularly
DIEMER g. HAMPTON,
Oct a.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09

VARIETY.
q HARDWARE and Cutlery;
e Bots and Shoes;
@ Hats Caps and Bonneis;
Leather and Tin Ware;
&: s s: Z: :: s +: s''. /:
Tin waEe and Castings;
a Queensware ard jew lry;
Books, Paper and Stationery;
~ Drugs, Otis and Paints;
Bagglng. Rope and 'fwine;
Glassware ard Stoneware.
SOUTH W ORTIZ, MORGAN & NEIL.
Sept. %.
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DE ED.

Near this place. on Saturday last, 9th
inst, of Pleurisy, Mrs HANNAH, wife Of
Mr.. John Burke
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09
a CARD.

Att persons Indebted 10 me BY
HssFs5 node or account, viii please call
ES~sS on VIM F. SMITH and make par
/ meni. as am compelled TO have money TO
4 pay my debts. y
Dec. 9. S. w. HOUGHTON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09

Hats.
SATIN, Moleskin, Beaver, Brush, 60
y Mexican, Tampico aud WOOL Hats. 80
Cloth aud Fur Caps.
SHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09
E'ine

Fine
HNWlLLED French Cloths; black aSd
a fancy Cassi neres; black Satin; fancy
silk and winter Vesung, Macnew Blankets
at lowest rates-nb mistake.
Sept. 80, SHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09
Beautiful

Beautiful
AZ USLfN de Laines, embroidered, printed
1YA and solid colors; plaid and black Al
pacca; Bom5azlne. English aud French Me
rinos. Sc; cheap by
Sept. 80. SHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-09

TAX Observation-Disclosures CO.
srFs Ne are authorized 10 announce
RoSert nEciauom, Esq. caGe e-n ~
Tax Collector OF Ihis county, Tor lo2~i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07

ting the appraisomcnt Of merchandise and
appointing appraisers at large, To refund so,
600 To American Colonization Society, To pay
State Of Maine interest on money advanced
for the use Of the government.
An act making appropriations for the pay
mcu, Of revolutionary and other pensions Of
the United States, Cor thc year ending lho
3Oth Of June, 1852 was passed.
4 resolution ior 'he relief u Louis Kos
.uil and his associated cNilos from Hungary,
passed.
An act to limit the liability Of ship owacr,
passed
Mr.. Rusk's cheap postage bin was passed.
I, provides cheap penny postage for hrEs
cities; free circulation ior newspapers IN
countless letters ptopaid , cents, unpaid o
cents
Mis- DiN'- land BIN or Doe inslao was lost.
Ditto BIN prescribing ucv regulations ais 90
marine insurance.
The bill creating the office Of lieutenant
general for the rloy Of Gen. Scott WIS aul
passed by the House, and therefore .s not o.
law.
No father action was taken on the river and
harbor blll-and 1t is therefore lost.
The President has called an executive sr,-
sion, Mrs.r-. Bright. Bayari, Cas-, lIlmIlu.
Mason, Dodge, and Rusk appeared and were
sworn boz.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07
Bounty Iald Warrants.

~. 1t- .r...... u.fH.. .... "a
..', ".'...
30
'.'- -'.'' .''. .'-.'' W. '.'' '''l' '"u,A''''
.'- '' s.' f" "''a'i it"' warrant I'r w"
acres '' '-'"' "'''h vac t.. :. government
I'u give" "'"' '1' coupled win restriction
.l "'"'" h' could Dot make % as'i'na'ic.-
I"' consequence was that he could not I'll
10 and as hi' own condition would not permit
hIn 'n cultivate 'he land himself, Of course
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07
Robbery

Il IS reported iu our Hs-eis. thls tIhur.
day) morning, that some rr ta,l,c or fourteen
thousand dollars vcre taken from thc house OF
Nr Flanders NcWbrg.n, in Bddcrori, op
Wednesday evening by a species of adro.t
rogucY sometimes PnctIcrd by cunning y.-
la,us The facts rs wc have hcam them ra.
lated are these: The money wa. Boo w. New.
br1tu's ,alIsc. Ahuu, seven O'Clock Boz ,0.
evening. mln cal..l no Mr 81. house. ..I
informed Me N,ah.l.a ,h4t hrr husband
bad closed some husu.a arrangements arH
bs CREDITOR, and ih1, hc wa, sent by Mr
N,abrg.n ior ms yali,r, which ho. W. Sew
begin, wanted az hs store. Mr.. NcnI.rn
uui inspecting -ay imposition, wen, u tMr
chamber, tous ihr ,aI..e ifuu under ihc irI.
carried it to the door, and gave toiIrr.r.
.ou. While there ihc wind blew ogt Ie.
lIrhi, arl slcwas not able Co ,rrj.uct'y rhr
person. Ancra lcv mumcntH consideration.
feeling that 400 NIGH, no, Dr. right, a1ins
house and went Immediately Co doe st9s., aud
a.oc-'a.uri that mo- person bal been ..a, .r
che wallis. and that thn story Wa,a sheer al-
ucluou. Measure. were Immediately uam
t1 discover Che rogue but ,a.s hrvthul'u.
crs. WcuudonuuIiIat Nr Naaa.G.ahI
pu, lhc money boo DIS 'l'.a .1mIm. |mHHs
rHc jay, with lha intention .laoue o.. Inm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07

TuE Npy NoaE SESAroRnL Bill. In
the New York Senate, on Thursday, the bill
designating another day for the election OF
L. - Senator, was laid on the table, on mo.
ton OF its friends. The object of las move
men' is no, evident. The Albany Argus re.
CARDS II IS arguing a conviction on the part Of
It's friends Of the bill tina, it canno, become a
law, but j, is unable to divine why IL is thai,
after succeeding ia getting the bill to its last
stage, they should reverse their tactics and
court delay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07
an, OriOr0 pcmorat.
rAnls. rnipNY. MARCn :. lsaI.

~ Sul,ssrihrr. o. The pymeofat ,n South Iari.
,rd vicinity, vu hereafter hnd their papefs az th,
Store IT Messrs. "a 81 \ NOjNe.
a. Norway Nilhsr anl ,iciniN,at thc Store a
JEREMIAH HOWE.
An RurFs.il Village and vicinity, ne thr Hotel OF
JOHN TAYLOR. EsQ. Atorh oluhich place
ih,, will D. delivered fff n rrs'aFs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07

CmEcu BrENrN NEw YoRE.-Tclegrl-
phic dispatches TO Boston papers Of 9Th inst.
state that ST. Thomas Church, at corner OF
Broadway and Houston streets, took FIRE sun
day morning, and despite the eSeriions Of the
Fire Department, the noble structure was
burned to the ground.
The loss it is said will be 10 or $4,000
II was the church at which DR.. Hawke for
merly oaiciatcd. The church was insured.
The walls and part Of the tower are still stan
ding, and it is said tina, the congregation will
rebuild on the same site.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07
WAsrIynrns. Mnrrh 1

Nominations for Appraisers at ls..o. VIZ
Edgar, New York, Cl.as. Bradley. Boston
Mr. Riddle Philadelphia; Mr. Evans, Bal,i-
moro.
WIN. Easily, Of Washington, Commissioner
Of Pebble Buildings.
Geo. Curtis, OF Boston, Commissioner Of
Patents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07
THOUGHTS.

People are complaining Of the times. They
accuse tic government Of producing their
troubles. lust as one, unexpectedly struck IN
a crowd, rushed al the biggest men near him,
from an instructive idea that he alone would
dare to rerpcualc 20 rash DECD. Now we
are mo-, alone In misfortune. Trade, a,iImrs,
Is duh an over tho world. We rcco'iccl,
that some ycar since, louder complaints were
madc by lho people ,hau NJ prcsen'-busiucs'
orc,cry Kind lancuishgl, manufactures we"
stopping, corporate and individual Labor va.
almo.t stand. Tho world had run iisolI
ou, Of breath. Il bad been rushing hcadlorr
and ,rtppal itself up An epidemic spccula
ton, uiurnr commerce, injecting business
dccrgasirg the currency, end dislcmpcrInc
mems characters, feeling. and wishes Dad
sweep, Lac deadly sirocco, over the face o
human nature. BIZ, the dclrium Of the NAL
ads passed oH-rhc cause vt s.ckuc'- wa
oad,a,rd-,lclsh exhaustion aud languoI
naturally fingered frr a period with the ra.
ucut Ttrsr s, s.mili,udo IN 'hc moral and
ghyacalvorld The calm follows the storm
and before m, current can return to iIs orirI
nal course, patience mus, give time to 'h,
dashed AMI furious waves tn settle into their
former quiet and peaceful security. The roy.
Leo tiger makes no second hurried spring, bu'
croucles ia Stiffness until rull strength braces
again each nerve and muscle. DspirIlct
cou,Alcsc-ro for a while bows down the en-
,rr.cs ofsprro1chlug hcll,h. Wild spccula.
lions aud constrained business have occurred
before, and have before ended in d.snppu.ui
men, aud ruin; dull times and general com.
plain, and distress have succeeded, and We, d
halhul trade aud Wise investment Of labor
have again made their appearance, bringing
plenty, prosperity and coairu'mcut 800 ih'.
train. Scr arc our troubles wilI1u, their ad
,auuecs They arc ihc teaching. OF " .lum
Thcy Stand upon ihc page of history lassou
iur us and T1.lsu,y. We are ruw engage
boo url p1l aal other speculation, beyond ou
means. Trrsr. with the uumrrou. cy,ua
rauccs Of which We aye guilty, prudence
scarcity of money. hard unr., aul doe rul D.
ua,yrt uu vc shah survive ihr gul, aa.
returning prosperity v,ll again hlre che rr1
,fr and ,rr ..rr.H..ra may learn lesson u
rru.,fun usr c>aup.,s olm'.y NpU, 'u
1872 can .yannr CO. c1u.-s o'usl Tunes OAR
r.v'y and c1n'y. 500 GuI the.r1lr.s 900 our
uuu errors. Naudrr, aaI mlI.a. Wcan ua
ru,cmmea, rrra, injustice, when SOC arrs 0,
Bv ogr -ir no h.. doors. lt.sc,-H'aI'y or
creature, and ul.. l's har anl color from %.
snl ours r,. !, ls uow suffering with u,
and bad % O. lurrar 90 complain, could v.,'
ever, reason rrl5ulch u. iurrs jrlue.l au.
unhappy condition ", make DO cur boast
.n olr iarr of success, chat vr ar. lul pend
pr, IT linalI our business relations, aui OF
our frtGu.ur, hasten frra.ssaara ,o la..
which ourselves have rrI Tanltu
hr rgurn anI courageous -, Hs b.r.H
ol Cool, vr have ,u.l under .ar lrg', a.d
.an o,,r ra1 l..'.. anI a sIlI, .a o.r .1rs
rIa, caur,srar o.. fmu every rs,-,,.a Oh.
heavy consequence, Of QUO uaH u.lnos
weakness aaI aaIt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07
NTWsrlrrR- nm QTlUTrR.
sul Ta. Mrtt

Al weekly papers free within tbo county
where they are published. Papon OF lrs,
than IL ounce halfth1sa rates, and plpcr
not over 500 square inches, Que fourth ,tsaa
rates.
The rates on maulhly and s,mi.mon,lly
newspapers the .smo, in proportion 60 %.
number Of sheets issued, as on wc,klypap,r,
The ncw rate on letters not exceeding bale
an ouucr Is three cents prepaid, or five cents
II not prepaid, for all distances under three
thousand miles. Over three thousand miles,
double those rates.
The section added by the Senate, providing
ior the procuring Of envelopes, and aulhou-
rng the Postmaster General to send them
through the mails to post-masIcr- OF other
persons desiring them, free OF charge, was
stricken out. Also the section authorizing
the appointment Of additional clerks To carry
out the provisions Of this bill
The section authorizing the coinage o! a
three cent piece is retained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07

FIEE oS SmPBoARD.-ChariestoH, F5. 2s.
The Swedish barque, ulrican, loading for the
north of Europe, was discovered on FIRE in
her hold. this morning, aud although she has
been flooded with water, the fire remains I'm.
subdued. The cargo on board consists Of 500
bales Of cotton, and 200 cask, OF rice, which
IS insured in New York Offices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07

The idea tina, Plodder Ia onc business will
be leading character ia another, is all gam.
mon. Drives Of men are like drOyGs Of cat
de The leading OK Of to-day, will be the lead
ing OK during the whole journey-whilo the
cattle that lag along in the rear a, the start
vii remain in the rear to all eternity.
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frankly our inability to como up to the mark

in every rcspcct.
This same editor supposcs that We could
readily understand how be could appreciate,
admire. and DO justice to The fearless honesty
Of the man, without thereby subscribing to all
his political theories or calling forth the I'M
warranted nuni that we could end no exam
PIE of true editor IN the whig ranks. II
must be borne in mind that We wanted an exc
ample not ouly OF true editor but ESQ q
partisan intolerance.
Nor, certainly We could and upon Tins
same principle, we selected Mr. lTcrei' as
mr'rl Of % true editor, and n.' bec1gao We
7err-' with him 900 every frlcri' We new
ersu'.d That 'fe Editor OF 'he Advertiser
could hri mo- example ct 'rus cdi'o' 10 ne
wing r'ass' bDi merely "lr.rrI'h h' 'nu'l
not arI rcisr'.d ''m '' ''' Ld'''. '' ',' '''-
too Courier whom We considered an h'",''
man, 'n''e" we a'"''''n UA '''''..' ~
''' f'''''.' ''.. ''' ''''.' '''''
} .'' '' '.'''. '' '...' .'. ,'" '...'' '
"H. '...'., '.'. .'' Do OBJ. '''".. | t'
,un with tar wings.
The editor complains ,h', -" doe psmocra,
more than intimate, ,hat 90, editor Ut the
Advertiser is uu true editor, arl calls uroH
bm Co define d., position" We. hr "mou
chan infinite, ihr same uf us, and what a
worse. oralI other Dsmpcauc editors, which
+. lu'c d., thaa downright, Islander. bot
tl.s ouly prove. tba, De- Do o. practical believer
boo ,hr c'l Jor,r.ur OF eel, i,- ili, " AND that
in confirming others hc condemns himself
Hut why does De- nu, define his prsi,ion -
Doc, h, fear tlat ne shall have Co &c scrapc O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07

GALE At PrrsUvro. The Pr,sburg pa
pers make mention Of severe gale which
occurred a, tina, place on the 2lih Inst. Sow
cul steamboats, were torn from their moorings
and driven with great violence against the
bridge over ,bc Molongahcla, by which. they
sustained serious injury II is rmorcd tina,
a pair Of coal boats were sunk on the river,
with the loss Of several lives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07

THr CHEYsrAL PALAcE.-Proicssor Airy,
the Astronomer Royal. and many other sci
en'ifc persons are Of opinion tina, the Chrysial
Palace will some day come tumbling about
the cars Of the people, like a pack ofeards.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-07

'I' hollitN-ilCfc ~ aU lultt'EUuW INV
I Mr. Gcn,Y-If f,, We are in the mids, of
a revolution. There are circumstances around
us which lhualcnihai ,hc Appropriation bills
will hil, anil b, concerns the character Of this
House tn put It right.
/ Mr. Bailey don't know how the debate
arose.
I Mr, Gcn,U-What' is the Committee Of
Ways aud Means awaLci
VI na'Iry-No, ! vas asleep. Uauph-
Ter and cries Of bear him. &c)
The House vas called, and the doors were
closed, 20 hear Excuses Tor al.cuiccs.
Mr. DuJr said there was nothing for the
House iu do foe lI.uro or four hours. ard it
va, uu, worth while 10 disturb those who
have gone 90 bed, aud therefore BE- moved that
al furthcrproccclnrs In the calIbr dispensed
with Not agreed 20.
Excuses were heard from absculccs-lhs
doors were opened, aud al further proceed.
inc. To- ,hc call dispensed with. Mr. Hall,
OF Missouri, moved, at halfFas, , O'Clock,
,ha, there be recess Of five hours. Mega
u,rl-ycas o, nay not called.
Various motion, were made, to consume
the time while waiting for lho Senate.
The lIsusr, from o'clock, wasted the time
. IN making ullnportaul motions, aud refused
20 concur an tie Senate amendments To the
. Civil and Diplomatic BIN aud lhr Array bill
. 4 recess was taken a, nlfpast until o.
TUESDAY MoEyNo.
, whca tie House rcascmblcd, vain at
temps were mldc to consider sundry bill.
Tho House refused u take up lhc resolution
passed by che senate to establish the rank Of
llau,rnau, general
The amendments of ihc Senate 20 an the
general appropriation bills were concuurd 30.
The bll giving lho assent OF Congress Ia the
New YORK legislature to impose tonnage do
ucs no Osa.rn TOR three Year., for ,he pnr-
Fo.a of repairing she pier aud making m.
pru,gmrui. 100 the harbor, va, taken mp and
passed. Nl Mclan' asked leave 10 intro
durr o. general b.ll o1 tis su'.cri, which was
.ul..d.
lhr ra..'u. ar' H'" d,H. Gus 'I.NN.d.-
. Tie mwh.H lra all BOO excellent 'p.uS, and
twenty 90 Thirty Ut them ar trying to SPEAK
.atil.t samr time, ai. kind, ul motions arr
.h,rr ulIc.
W. IHun.N mad. au nDirr'ra. attempt Goo
have 90. ra..' .a.T.n'.a' Doc 'T..' To- nitro
a".. ''.s r.....'. '' ''' ''."''..' -'.'
The committee ct conference Oh" 900. civil
..0 .'.."...'' ..' ''.' ''. army ..' navy