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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-01-16
HOUSE COMMITTEES.

On The 9Th. the Speaker announced
the following Sanding Committees:
On Jmi,ciory--Mcssrs Pumpkins.
Smith ut 81. LOUIS. Clark. Kelly, San
ders, Richardson and SINS.
On Ways and Mems - Burden. Dra.
pei. Morrow, Huston, ChrIsty, bou.
and Minor.
On Criminal JW;sprudence-Csmp
bell. SINH of Luu, D"hsr,y. Steven
son. Culver, Nin"r and J mes
On InternM approximations
1T. Iui, Hunter, Emerson, Ih"mps"n.
Ward aud Webb.
On Education- Mcpherson, Lewis.
F,usl. Allen. Of ST. LOUIS. Dewitt. Ham
Ell and Porter.
On Clains-Shelby, Allen If Har
rison. Ba'es, Peery, Harrison, Barley.
and Baughman.
On M,iuiu-Tuu, Mcfarland. Blact.
McFali Mnupin Harris and Shields.
On Seat Of GoUe, nmem King, Scott,
Bryan. FuIkeison, of Cule, Hamer, Reid
and Henderson.
On Elections --Priichard, Ringn.
Cock. Sanford PITTS, Rowland and
Riddle.
On Public Solmies-Miler. Sebree.
Hallen, Frazier, Williams, Wilson and
Ruble.
On Revised and Unfinished Business
Swetman, Rnwden, Huelt, Roussin,
Jennings, Howell and Myers.
On ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Howell,
McGarey, Conway. Patterson, Devo,
Barnett.
On Engrossed BiNs-Sims, Shelby.
Holmes. Tlffin, Bolts, Lane, Lindsay.
On Public Printing-H,ll, Roberts,
Lindsay, Peery, Dunn, Summers, Do,
hertv.
On Banks-Kennett. Abeles. Sum.
mers. Seb' ee. Crockett, FAINT. Barnes.
On Federal Relations Clark, Ken
nett, Kelly. Mcpherson. Robinson.
Hatcher. King.
On Public Buildings-Wilgus, Ben
jamn, Hammond. Hicks, Black, John
son and Fulkerson. of Johnson.
On Roads and Hgh'Doys--Hnn,er
Hawkins. Copper, Garth, Steel, Faw.
cetl, Neil.
On Agricnlture-Harper, Horner.
Williams, Goudson, Gregg. Enloe. Har
ris.
On Observation-Disclosures. Cnf.
fey. Lewis, Benjamin, Ofuu, FuIker'
son. Of Cole. Henderson.
On State and Lands--Rohinson
Sharklefnrd. Conway, Neil. Stephen
son. Fisher. Garth.
On EarOliment--Allen. Of ST. Lnuis,
Johnson, Conway, Williams, Jones.
Harrison.
On Scamp Londs--Ha'cher. Hus
ION. Hunter, R"ussin, Ward, Hill, Ham.
mund.
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JOINT RESOLUTIONS.

The following resolutions were offer T..
ed in The House of Representatives on
the 9Th. by Gen. Clark, who expressed
desire for early action upon them A
majority Of The members differ ed from
h'm. however, and they were laid on
The table until The Isl If February -
There they should le--for they are on
\ calculated, if no, intended, To revive
the agitation Of subject which has al
ready threatened 'he perpe,uay of the
Uuion,aud hich lirue patriots regard
AS having been I'd, fnIIely Settled" by
The late Congress. The preamble and
resolutions are as follows
The Government of The United
SiaIcs is the FIRST known among nations.
IN which the exercise of pnwer is con.
fined within the limits of written Con.
slirulion.
10 order TO test The value Of such
government, il is necessary thai il
should never transcend the powers con
ferred by The charter that gives il ex
's'ence. If by implication, or a series
of precedent legislation. those powers
can he enlarged, il ceases to be a limi
Ted government, and Congress. by one
usurPation afier another may swallow
up all the rights reserved TO the States
and to the people. and become as ON.
niPoten, as the British Parliament
knowing no restraint on It's powers but
its own will and its own preceden,s.
and our constitution will then cease to
be any thing but a mere blank parch.
meni.
In order TO preserve The integrity of
The Union, and the rights of the States
and the people, which are involved in
the Limitations Of the CONSTITUTIONAL
IS necessary that those guarantees and
'ecurities should be we'll understood
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would be responsible for the preseo. miscsr'
risge. He retired amid the paudts Of the
crowd and to the great qualification Of all
present.
A mystery hangs over this affair. Whst
was Birch's object, and wha. his secret! all
are left TO conjecture and wonder. except
perhaps the few who were in the caucus. in
he room belotD." with closed doors, bol,ed
and locked. A secret which Birch says,
must forever remain untald!! All who coud
have believed that Jim Biicb. with all his
overlooking patriotism. could thus lock up
within his own breast, this great light that
was 10 have so benefited the democracy by
hushine the storm and queling the agIa
ting waves now rising with so much commo>
toni! But alas! sssl be it so.
tbs sbrewdy suspected by some that the
basis. Of Birch's proposition. was the two
wings Of democracy chouId drop their can,
dda,es end unite upon him for U. S Sena,
tor.
Dr.. Burs, Senator from Lafayette. will
resign his seat to,morrow. He will be a
candidate for The Presidency OF the Branch
Bank al L. xington. ALPHA.
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n L The commencement of a New Year,
l. N The undersigned lake the appropriate &C.
"a sion to tender their acknowledgements for
inc constantly increasing patronage which
has attended their business in Fayetie, and
at the same time beg leave to lay before their
TRENDS and the public, the principle on which
their Mercantile operations will be conducted
tor the presen. year.
We are well assured tina, Merc,ntile bu,i-
ness upon general system of credit, canno,
be conducted with advantage 10 buyer or sci.
Ter, and that such n system debars town
from successful com Petit On with those who's,
| Merchants pursue more prompt and vieor.
Gus course; nor do we believe that the pres
ent monetary condition OF the country 70.
CURES general credit in The sale of Gioods,
any more than in the sale Of A gricu!tual Pro-
ducc.
We, therefore, for ourselves, adopt VIVA,
we conceive TO be more sound and healthy
system, one which We think win comm end il,
self to the favorable consideration Of our old
friends and the public, and unde, which VS.
nope to see our business incrcase-not by
lessening that Of our neighbors, but--by an
increase IN the commercial Importance of the
county seat Of Howard County.
From and after this date, our business will
be conducted on 4 strictly cash basis. We,
therefore, respectfully invite the attention Of
the pubic 20 our nec grade Of prices, wi ich
are reduced TO the LOWEST NET CASH STAND.
| Ard: and with unsurpass ed facilities for pur-
CHASING goods, and doing business advan,a 90.
ohsiy, we assure our friends tina, every prom.
i,e VIII be rlgidly performed, and that WE
Will NoI BE uNDERS0LD, on any
terms.
Making then. the VERY LOWEST CASH pr,.
han nA
the other, the standard TO which all roods sold
by US shall Invariably conform. we ha We no
objection 10 legitimate use Of credi, in tho
transaction Of limited portion of our bust.
ness, upon the following principles:
we will open accounts with punctusl and
unqnestlonably responsible purchasers, on
such length oftime and equitable terms as We
may mutually agree; but all goods sold on
open account without special arrangement,
VIII be deemed payable on demand
Oh all accounts which remain unpaid over
SIX months, (without special contractl four
per cent. per snnurn interest will be CHARGED
from the commencement OF the account until
the end Of the year.
04- few goods which have remained in
store year or more, are offered for sale az.
ahG IN some lnsta noes under cost, as we shall
send all unsoid goods of this class to auction
before receiving our spring supplies.
Our stock Of goods is unusually GOOD and
complete in every department, for this season
OF the year; and we desire TO be rapidly max.
ing room for an extensive spring importation
by quick sales.
An examination of our stock aud prices, is
very respectfully solicited, by
6, BOON, TALBOT d. SMITH.
Fayeue, January, 1851
, N. b, Jeans, Lnsey, Tow Linen, Dried
FRUIT flexseed, Ts!Iow, &c. &c. wanted.
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HEMP, WHEAT, ToBACco.---These

HEMr, WHEAT, ToBAcco.---These
are the principle articles Of Produce
which are offered for sale. or soush, af.
ter in our market. The Hemp crop is
turning out better than was anticipated,
both as TO quality and quantity. Blu,
small portion Of The crop has been
sold, as yet. Presen. prices are from
SIS TO $50 per ton. Wheat sell, readi.
lily al from So 10 60 cents per bushel.
Tobacco is not as brisk as il has been.
slough former prices are susIained.--
Buyers have sufiiciency for present
operations, and have ceased making ac>
tive inquiry. A considerable portion
Of the crop is ye, unsold. Prices range
from S6 TO Sc so per hundred.
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"FERDINANp KENNETH, Of Wash
ing;on county. is speaker, pro TEN.
U. S. SENATOR.

The following ia the vote for U. S
Senator, on the frs; ballot. by refer.
ence 10 The proceedings in another col.
umn. il will be seen all parties stood
their ground, during the two days bal
lo,ling.
For HrrRv S. GEYRn. (Whig;) In the
Senate-MessIs. Allen. OF ST. c., Allen, OF
ST. L., Broadhead, BIooking. Crew, Crow,
Drake, NOEL, Rannels, Reed, Winston and
Young, Aud of The House Messrs. Allen
Of ST. L., Abeles, Baly. Bates. Burden, Bur
ris, Campbell; Christy, Crockett, Clark, COT
y. Culver, Devoll, Dewitt. Draper, Dunn,
Gregg, Hauen, Hawkins, Hatcher, Harper,
Hicks, Holmes, Lane. Maupiu, Mcfarland,
MGGary. MCPHERSON, Nswland, OTu.t, Por.
Ter, Prchard, Roberts Roussin, Sanford,
Saunders, Scott, Shockleford, Smith OF Linn,
Smith Of 81. L., Steel. Swsalnam, Tate,
Tinde. Thompson, Tompkins Tut, Webb,
Wilsus, Wilson, and Mr.. SPsaket-in al!
81,
FoR T. II. BESToE the Senate
Msssrs. Bunis, Ellison. Grifin, James,
Jones Of F., Leslie, Mason. Miller, Polk,
LeODtI'eB SlUul, NcTnUu duu " liIlolHs'-
And in the Houss-Messrs. Allen OF Hsr'
rison. Bsugham, Barnett. Bryan. Cooper.
Conway, Cooke, Emnerson. Enloe. FAINT.
Faucet, Fisher. FIszier, Fulkerson, OF c.,
Fulkerson OF j., Hammond, Human. Hsn>
derson. Hammond. Jennings. Johnson, Jones.
Kelly, King, Laforce, Lewis. Linssy, Miller.
Morrow, Myers, McFall. Pemberlon. Pitts.
Riddle, Rowdsn. Rubls Shelby, Shields.
Sims, Stephenson. Summers, Tifin--in ell.
SIS.
FoR J. S. GREEN In the Senate -Messrs
Fiournoy, Hudspsih, Jackson, OF H.. Jack.
son. OF r. Jones. OF c.. Robinson, Stewart,
and White. In the Houss-Bsnjamin, Black,
Bolts, Buford. Burns. Chiffon. Doherty,
Flost, Garth. Harrison. Harris, Hill, Houston. |
Hewitt, Hnnter. Horner, Howell, Minor,
Moore, Nell. Patterson Perry Richardson,
Rngo. Robinson. Rowland, Ssbree, Ward
and Willisras--37.
Fos srEaLwe P,IeE-Mr. Good'on oil
Carroll.
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cided disapproba,ion Of this General
Assembly.
Z. That the law passed by the last
Congress. commonly called the fugitive
slave law, is. in the opinion Of this Gen.
erai Assembly, both judicious and eff
fcacious, and that we would regard the
resistance Of the execution of said law
as the very worst kind Of notification,
and would demand from the slave. hold.
ing States q United oxertion to see il
executed.
8. That we cherish love and ven
GRAFTON for the Union Of the Siates.and
that the foregoing principles are asser
ted and promulgated to guard the Con.
s,i,utlon from threatened infractiop--
10 preserve The Union as it is. and here
by perpetuate the liberties of the peo.
pie.
9. That our Senators in Congress
are instructed. and our Representatives
requested to conform their representa-.
tive acts to the sentiments contained in
the foregoing preamble and resolutions
10. That the Governor of this State
cause 10 be transmitted TO our Senators
and Representatives in Congress. end to
the Governors Of the several States oi
this Union. copies Of the foregoing
preamble and resolutions.
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JEFFERSON CRY, Jan. 10,

JEFFERSON CfTY, Jan. IL.
The House on Saturday transacted some
business previous to the arrival OF the Sen
ate. TO go into joint meeting; a Resolution
passed, notifying the Governor officially o!
the death OF the member from Lincoln, Mr..
Reed, and requesting that he should issue an
order Tor new election; slos Resolution
by Mr.. Crockett, TO print 500 copies Of Re-
port OF Curalors VI State University; also a
resolution by Mr.. Crockett. g,ao,iug the u.s.
OF this Hall to El4er D. P. Henderson and
I, M. Allen tonight and tomorrow, to
preach in.
The joint session convened, proceeded To
bauot for United States Senator.
The first ballots were the same except IN
Sd to-day which was the 9Th, and that 10.
creased Benton's vote one. The ballots ul
dinner stood, for Geyer, Ga; Benton. SIS,
Green, Sc,
Doulht end Kpnnet OF the House, and
Robinson Of The Senate, sick to-day, and
Walker sull absent.
Two Of them are Benlos and Two Antics
The members seemingly becoming tired OF
bslIoIins. offered variety of motions and
resolutions for The joint meeting 10 take reY
cess. all of wlich were voted down.
Mr.. King. created quite q sir among the
antics by offering a resolution requiring Ihs,
in all future bslolings for U. s Senslor.
during the present session. the hindmost can
dlda.e shall be dropped from time, TO time
Until an election has been effected.
Mr.. Hill. (anlD moved to lay it or the ia
bic ill LIST July. King called for yeas and
nays. He wanted 10 see who fnched. from
the Democratic usage among those calling
themselves democrats. The motion for thu
eyes and nays in joint session was declared
out OF order. James commended that it had
been the practice heretofore 10 take ayes and
nays in join, session. Campbell, appealed
liom the decision OF the chair. This created
quite q stir. Three or four were up at q
Time, some offering motions, some making
explanations. and Others asking what they
were 10 vote upon. Campbell then with
drew his appeal. Richardson, and Jackson
OF Howard then got on the resolution Of King.
and rode it TO death, one declared it 10 be an
attempt to gag, and the other that it would
not be binding if passed. He presumed
members would vote for whom they please.
regardless Of such rule. Stewart, Of Bu'
chanan was hostile and indignant al Kings
resolution. He came here he said for the
purpose Of defeating one man Ben,on--and
he was willing and prepared 10 vote for any
man TO defeat him. and should be found vot
ing that way 10 tie end Of the session il ne,
cessary. He thought there was less differ
ence between the Antics, or his own party.
and good right minded Wings, thun there
was between them and the Benton party.
Mr.. Kings resolution was then laid on
the table ill LIST July.
In the afternoon, the joint session again
convened, The following are the bsllots
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On the 18Th ballot. Shelby voted Tor Polk
Every other ballot he voted for Benton. -
Heretofore he has been considered an Anti
Benton man and claimed by that party.
| During the afternoon, Saturday, various
propositions were again made, 10 meet in
joint session al different times. Some were
Tor lifting only at nigh. and thus not delay
the public business. some for sitting Two days
in each week, some one day week. and
some once month.
Mr.. Sanders urged in an impressive man..
ner the Propriety Of adjournng ill LIST Mon
day in February. lie considered the way
The bsllo.sng was going on perfect hum>
bug and farce.
MI. Roberts opposed the motion. He
though hi that courtesy 10 the Ladies'. who had
just come in 10 see lhem that one more bal
lot should be taken: the motion was lost
Now comes tie tug Of war! Mr.. Hill
(Anti) offered resolution which doubtless
he felt sumo interest in having passed, It
was an lnsldious effort 10 condemn Benton
The substance OF The resolution was mas
much as one half OF the State is misrepre
senled in the person OF the Senator OF thirty
years s!andng-Thomss H. BenIon-lhar
we will continue baIlo,Ing ill 5th March, #
necessary in order to get Senator who will
truly reflect The wi and wishes Of The PEG,
pie Of Missouri.
Two or three Benton men rose al once.
and moved to lay the resolution on the table
After some little shutting in the ranks. the
question was put, and the Resolution lard Oh
the table by vote OF 80 TO Goa good
many wings not voting,
Several other motions were made in refer.
ence 10 the hours Of meeting and continuing
in sesslon-Mr. Allen, OF Harrison moved
ito lay the whole business an The table,
A gentleman rose, and desired TO know il
The gentlemen from Harrison wished 10 be-
laid on the table with the accommodating mass
Of stuff now there.
On motion Of Mr.. James. the join, SEES.
sion took recess ill 10 o'clock Monday
On Friday night last all expectation was
on tiPloe 10 hear an address lIom James II
Birch. II had been given out during the eve
ming, that hs was TO address the people
About O'Clock he made his appearance 10
the Hall Of the House Of Representatives.
and mounted The Speakers stand. He beg
gsd the indulgence OF the audience, for de
tanning them SO long, He then stated that
On the night previous basis for the reunion
Of the two wings OF the democratic party had
fitted across his mind, and he determined al
The time. 10 make il known through q
public address, and not 10 communicate il |
previously 10 human being. He alone was
to be responsible. Having communicated
The object Of his address to friend he was
advised TO be cautious, and finally was pre-
vailed upon 10 disclose the secret 10 his friends
,elOp. now ia the Supreme Court Room
de'had desired to make il known here, but
niser esnrsd had prevailed. snd therefore he
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Administrators Notice.

Office is hereby given that the under.
y signed has obtained from the Clerk OF
the Randolph County Court. letters Of Adj.
ministration on the estate OF James C. Hen.
derson, decd, bearing date, January 9Th, 1881
All persons indebted to said estate are 70.
quested 20 ma Ike immediate payment, and aII
persons having claims against said es,ata
are requested to EXHIBIT them, properlv nm.
'henticated, within one year from The date NJ
said letters, Or they may be precluded ron
having any benefit Of said estate, and If sai%
claims are not presented within three vssrs
they will be forever barred. ''''S
Jan. le, is5i-st "''"''
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

This documeR--which seems to give
general satisfaction to all parties, SO far
as State policy is concerned--was laid
before our readers last week, in ad
vance of our usual publication day, and
in advance Of all our contemporaries.
excepting the Jefferson Inquirer. Ii
was brought by private conveyance TO
the Observer, at BoonviIle, and from
there for the TimeS.al our own expense,
thus giving it to our numerous readers
several days in advance Of it's receipt
by mail.
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New Advancement,

ME subscriber having purchased the in.
Il Ierest of his late partner (Wm. Spear,)
in The concern OF Logan D. Cameron & Co,
begs leave must respectfully TO return his
thanks to his friends aud the public for their
very liberal patronage TO said firm and So
licits continuance Of the same.
MY expenses being very light, and havin.
no one to divide profits with enables me to Of
ter such inducements to purchasers as will
make 1t to their interest to give me call.
The stock Of goods now on hand will be
closed out at greatly reduced prices. Please
give me a call.
LOGAN .. CAMERON.
GlasgOE. Janhary. lS5I
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MISSOURI LEGISLATURES.
Correspondence of the Boonville Observer.
JEFFERSON Cry, Jan. 9th.

Correspondence of the Boonville Observer.
JEFFERSON Cry, Jan. 9th.
But little business has been transact.
ed in either house TO day.
The House met, prayer by Rev. Mr.
Ashby. After the journal was read
Mr.. Porter rose aud announced the
death Of his colleague Hon. ALEXANDER
REID, of Lincoln county, and offered
some resolutions of coincidence TO bis
family and friends. and referred TO his
many social and ennobling qualities |;
that the members of The House would
wear Grape on the left arm for thirty
days, and that the House now adjourn;
which were unanimously adopted.
The resolutions were read in the
Senate and unanimously adopted. The
Senate then adjourned.
At Q O'Clock both Houses met in
joint session for the purpose of eleclipg
a U. s. Senator, according TO the con.
current resolution adopted some few
days previous.
Lieut.. Gov. Thos. L. Price, called
the join, session TO order. and stated the
object for which they had convened -
Nominations were now declared to be
IN order.
MIR. Crockett, nominated Henry S.
Geyer. of 81. Louis.
Mr.. King, nominated the Hon. Thos.
II. Benton.
Mr.. Minor, Of Schuyler, nominated
the Hon. James 5. Green.
Mr.. Noel, then moved the joint SEES.
sion take recess until tomorrow.
Mr.. Roberts, Senator, urged the pro.
prieiy of the joint meeting taking re.
cess. He thought nothing should be
done, until the remains of one of the
members of The House. tina, now lay a
corpse, was deposited with its mother
earth. The joint meeting then took a
recess until tomorrow 2 o'clock.
The member here alluded to is ALEX
AMBER REID. late of the House of Rep>
resen,alives from Lincoln county,
Tho funeral ceremonies will take place
in the Hall Of The House of Represen
ta,ives al 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn.
ing.
forgot 10 mention in its place but
will do SO now, that in The Benton eau.
Gus last night, Senator Leslie and Capt.
Stevenson of the House. and some ] 8
others of the same household, were alb.
sent, and not present 10 vote for old
Tom. What caused them to be absen,
at such crisis will be for them 10 say.
The An,es, or many of them sat and
looked on with seeming indifference.
Tomorrow friday a, 2 o'clock,
the two Houses are to commence bal
lo'ing for U. S. Senator. Each Of the
parties al present, seemed determined
to stick TO their nominee. If an cleo
ton is had at all, Wing mus, be elect.
ed. The Antics never will vote for
Benton. and the Bentoniies never will
drop Benton. But we shall see what
we shall see.
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Ma RRIED-By Elder VIM. NJ. Burton,
on Thursday the 9Th inst. Mr.. ALExAEpLR
LreeIrr 10 Miss LYDIA ANN GRESHAM, all
Of this county.
On the Cd inst. by Rev. VIM. Shores,
ROBERT MADDOX, Esq, 10 Miss MARY
MYRTLE, all Of this county.
On Sunday Dec. go b. by Elder VIM.
c. Boon, Mr.. JosEPH HIcKEHsos, OF Saline,
10 Ms. EMILY GEoRGE, OF Howard.
On The 7lh. by Elder w. C. Boon. Mr..
JOAN HAcKLEY to Miss MILDRED CRrws,
all OF this county.
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The subscriber in withdra wing from the
firm of J.. D. Ds nerou 81 Co., returns his
sincere thanks to his friends and acquaintan.
ces for the patronage so literally extended TO
the House while he was interested. And in
behalf of his late partner solicits continu.
ance Of the same, knocking from Mr.. Dame
ron's experience in selecting those fine and
fancy Goods, so becoming, worn by his fair
customers that elegance and taste can Away.
be suited aud comfort guaranteed by calling
upon Mr.. b. 81 his old stand
VILLA VI SPEAR.
jan g. lS5l--f
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STH JANUARY.

HUGH A. GARLAND, Of 81. Louis,
was invited TO deliver an Address in the
Hall of the House of Representatives,
a, Jefferson City, on the s,h. The
Metropolitan speaks very favorably Of
the Address, while the Inquirer con.
dcmns il. The House declined to have
1t printed.
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recess, it will be ill 2 o'clock of each
day. Laid on the table on motion Of
Mr.. Young. g..
Various propositions were offered a,
different stages Of the ballo,,ings, the
object Of which were to adjourn but
failed. when after the sixth ballot, on
motion of Mr.. James, the joint meeting
adjourned until TO morrow morning 10
o'clock.