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An othss fAhsly " AIN lyTnATORs sssOeup
tsrSas Of DALLExD ~ RI nn who ~ than
70 bsiisvs that their tAs virtues efhs genuine
ssicisa. Buy Of ncns but eur AUTHORISED Asnis.
~ Assnd to tho peculiar MARKS upon Tie gss-
ss,se and Obssvvs that tks nass, Il. Dali
LEY:;nS 10 WRITTEN WITH 4 PEN, IN ds1sSssat
eolots4s Enk on tie snvslcYs Of sseh boz and that
~ dtk~ 10 upon t..
~ 0sn&al Dspot for h Uud staias, whHs III orders
addIsssd win b. pEonptb szscutsd..
3. n. DALlRY 4 co.,
AS BssstvsS, Nsv YorA.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
ISL CAsrtrss strsst, NJ = Oslssgs.
Wbsss 81 Dnsn ID IL 1tatn Of LOUISIANA, Ala
BAlaA. MISSISSIPPI. KENTUCKY and TENNES~
Sch, and hs City of 81. L0UIg IN No Stats Of MIS-
SOURI, will b promptly supptsd 80 -
JOHu WRI6HTAtCO.. s.
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IL NSUHP y 10 s BRONt iiiTis. isl
C0pGHS. COLDS. q! .e sgpen' few notices u
Mal may be sseni % mpA fcr dsiI uoe athe agency
which sas!ss are ny.ts 90 obtain be proper !. s
standing, graduate Of the University Of Pennsylvania
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Th madicins daily graphing with diseass through the
vie0 hs ck and actsd-nay. those tina, siisvousy
tofnsetsd Cssu6catss .eemny from ell directions from
t..c wenh the very best Of AL rsases eyer before the
Al hs principal Office 81 Fourth street, and By the Dug.
sigta generally in the city and country.
PtFsons wishing to Agency for the sale Of
Bul's 6ansparilla, will please address JOHN BULL.
81 Fourth street,. Louisville. with references.
~ The principal Agents ia NewOreans for the sale Of
John Bplls ssssaparlla. Wholesale and retail, are
u WRIGHT co At their Patent Medicine
iva 8nn W1reb0use, AL Chaytyes street.
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Ordinance sscnnr..

We have Hrl"rc III i!,. report af MNinr
Trap.r, %! the Dr'liuacc Department
showing The pIog:cs, made up Ia ihls time
y; The ;uurs ,$c oI 0cdtrinrc an,i ordinance
stores, II r"rsaslcc y! Tie act ui lst scS.
s,un.
The cnaIrnct lnr heavy gums we're gwen
ioa itchnH,Iri srnntrciuf, The or ..imli
ron;.ac' iiS!NIrd l. 'w"',iy. niir pnuricr
gus t"n nh nuriar+, (>r,.c,) and
c.Glh Iiirt, Cn,Uinlin'is, ~ wi, ch w,,S after.
warts a''dcI ~ tNcnty ln!r Founders. and
) piGri .n,h swgr ln,wilHers, Thirly-iH0
~ inI@9cr7 hIc 5can li.>hri aud in.
>fc, ic i---tir remainder ni The ru.s 10 lie
ready aroui ,ac l3't D.rrtnbcr.
The ,onfr Ct irr sua.i arms. w: 6,0Ml
n"~aci-, l.Nm r,.ies, l,Hil pairsoi pis;oiS,
l.Wl0 ,aure-. aud l.Niu artillery swords,
h.- ,cci, taken ~ M..>.rs. Glaze &. RI .rr,
~ Co.limnn, All u nr tnan,I!actnrrb IN his
state III" helvcty oi these arms IN Jan.
nary. loJ!, ..nl 'hc completed ky thn LIST
T., Jlnu,ty, l~Ii Mr,.rs G.aze Il F!lgu
have nioa lang;l a run ract;o alter large
pnr;'"n o' he ilunt 10 m;iS.e;, bc,unaii,.,
to The State 10 percussion locks. SIX
hn"hcd haze been a!!caiy altered.
ih contracts tGr furnishing infantry,
cavalry, aia artiicry. lc,uuireinFu,s have
oc'n gwen /" 5, NJ Howell, ni Columbia,
mud Il B. McKonz,c, of Charleston -
These acc"uireI"mis are expected In be-
finished hy 1t May. 1882. The contact
nr gun carrsgc> has hecn givcfrttu G..
WGrncr, oI Charleston. ..., ftt
Contacts for prJcc,lcs have boon made
wi,h Me+sr, Eisol, nr Charleston, and he
Sphrtannurg l-,, Works Company. IN.
whole contrast embraces ahnuf 17.tND
blt!S alri shells E,aliiy Thousand pnunils
OF canaon powder hive heen5 contracted TOR
with the lizard Conpiny. Connecticut
10 guard aIiins, a spurious article, The
pnwrer st,,be subjected 20 unnsySis. 'Fhe
rompsuy 81 aorNinune soldiers has hern
completed. a barsack ana store hunse
h'vc been crccied AT Magnolia, near
CtiirIcston, where he conpany has hccn
heretofore instructed aiei drllS,i. e
Attention is cniiod!tn The condition. ofthe
Arsenal At th,s place, and tis rccommcais
oil hat additional pil mrs be Placed undee.
Tho !tirt floor, " isa'snsiisg ge9ied. his, sp,,
prcnriailenssiJe masc far The sIisuaetfSsi' Q!
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sfs iAf y r.iAs:T To si't.eII les SS.gS ,s;S.
4 Dr. ,. : ilenshse,,'s Tepsia. The ,s,,rs FH-ss
seksve fiai'', "r Gastric Juier, preppaIe ffo,sst
ken''et, "r the Fourth Stomach pf The Tx, sfter
directions Of Baron l.iebis. tha gfeat rhytiso.
s'eat Chenis. byJ S.5liougiit6f,. VI. NJ srhi,aza
dslFlia This IS truly,a Hpauirrfnl reia,Jy ~ II
indigestion, Dlsl~lsia. alndire iives S.csas 5
plain Constipation and III bitit.. curing afsrr,.
satnrus Own Me,h.as by iss,arcs sma-s
Agent ,l,s Gastric Jsite. na.nnhlets. contain. :
ings scita'a'st esidenrs ~ IL. ,oine. fi.rn:.hed
by agents. gr,l,. See no.iSc nnacs,s he iirai
adxsssscissn,s5 81 8 4tssss-fyE
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ExCilullEGs.

We have III, our table the January M
OF G"ley's Ladys' Book This no. gives
lW' pages III reading lnnl,er. J'he happy
'aIni!y deserves 4 purusai from every one.
t"inr'natnn or amusement can at always
DC lIud hy reading Gnicy. ta@i
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5li,.,k Esili.

The bill t:: re charter the Bank Of the
Sta.e, introduced iy ID Hunt, WIS or.
'c!ei To y" on The at!c hy u IN i"ri'v "
thirteen This Disposition nf the bi! VA.
nnt .n,-i" fur want ri irIrrns,n the bank,
but because it was considered premature,
il,' present clrirter hav.ng o.verA' y.'ars
vet To run
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The E,.,vlss.tiOi, sEsii.

lhr ihsi ca!'lng the Convention has H.
naitv passed tn. House rs a vote oi sky
: vtn 20 lhriy. .iivc. y. oar in, ncdia;e
representatives, N.!.s,,& and RsxsH, vnie,:
tur tn. hill: AsuMoRE against it, We
ar" soiicNha; ~ ! lo-s To perceive what
Gnnctici,I rysu';- : - b.. pruaurri Is Tho
ne, ii''g nf :hrl hr!y. Daring tn rnnv,s>
!"r representatives. 10 Sunr' rrn Congress,
,l!inrTu, vicrs Wrrr entertained hv the
iva parties in r".rrcnce ia he intention u,
o' The Legislatures in prov.lng 'rr he call
& a o rrriiih az tic lcrpir. TIN Go.
DTcrs,ni-', cnUIciliri Ihat The action nl
'h'' b"ly w"tiid ,;,.:cnd nli"n he acton of
sister !ouihern s,..t.S; iht. j. upon ;l.c,r
co.ui"ra'lnn with III ; .i.a' in res stance.
nni that Ill rl,r I.".isy,mrr, attended 10 do
wa>, Ia provt!C constitutional means .ir
placing iht ''"'. y ,,e sd u: any other
pr'pnS..I /" resist. III p,.sy hivimr
n, ed as vr'. =. hrug ont thai unity al
tcl'"n upon the pagt ul The o,h"r States
ui.on w!I cl III. SESSION oi Srl Caro-.
ii,'a ~ ,H''lr cn'Nrn;.nri,was IN their ~, i, o,
/" De ;uIal"sl, cLn,nl ,!ra.r,. li.r Culyru.
u,n :, u.,,I,t. -.
,L, ,h., ,,. o,,,
s'nn ih"S.cc.a;oa par., lien conrnlrd
,I,., ,.L,,,,;. 49,,
yh,r, ,u,,,, , S., =.
,,,,,,,, orI .
,,u..,j,c r,.,,,.r ,,i.,, ,,..,1,, ,,,
yclE ,l.1 ,ur,,,s. i.,, III,
,;nn or w.. I.,,;.l, ~. ~, o..
-
Hh"i"' HG' W hHci' an" i"r tScli. ami That
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We have received Tho December nlm-
bcr Q! the American Wing Rcvew. pub
itshc'! nj l1t. Nassau-s,rcct. Nrw York
l;s contests arc principally Of literary
character, and it is "nheliislc,l with ~,
cngrav.ug oi Governor KuSru,h.
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-.~->e>.l-.-.n~...

Proposed Presidential ami Cabinet
acknowledgements, DEE. o ,
sol.r-'r,e President. Mr. Webster.
Mr.; Cor8in. and AL The, mer,t,rrs Of the
Cabinet, will cnlrrlain kossulh >rl,np,u.
his n'rivaI ,,in Washington.
SFlnIseinapn is, either locke! up in his
;foegp9rgtl,,qg eg9 absent from Waslrng!nu lie.
.Easb"cn los, sight Of for soma days, j Il
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Correspondence Of The Charleston News.
WALul<GroS, Dec. =, 1881

e~"'AN'f"'i'ShsS w tnC I HRTlcetDn .NCWB.
WALnlNGroS, Dcc.5, 1851.
alessfs. Badger aud Douglas took their
seats in the Senate to-day The latter
leoks we'll and will evidently give his nu.
merous competitors hard race for The
Presidency. Having once been a carpenter,
no KNOWS the advantages of rising early
when any work is on hand.
After the reception OF sunlrv executive
communications OF no special i,n;n,rtanc,.,
MIR. Clemens gave notice of n JOINT rcs,,lu
+ tlon conierrng The rank OF lieutenant Gen.
4 oral on General Scott. presume The re.
s solution Will pass w,tl,ou, opposition, MS il
VIII be deemed u cheap mode OF buying of
me icnerhl from The course Ii il said
That should he get The nomination for
= i,residcIt, tic will command the whole oi
( the Catholic influence IN the United Sla,os
Ills good conduct towards the prei.ts,
whcl,in Mexico, Is remembered. 2 In ad,i.
ton to this, his daughter Was a nun. In
Pennsylvania. however, " hero many Of iii.
strongest friends are supposed 10 live, the
bellef pl h's calholicity would kill him.
Among whole hatci, rf California bills,
Mr Gwinn introduced one providing for
Branch Mint at ST. Francisco. lie also
gave notice of bill providing frr The cx
fiora ton OF the north Pacific Ocean, ilclu.
ding China JHpan, and The Philippine Is.
lands, with tho view OF facilitating com.
inerciai intercourse.
Alr. Hale introduced Il resolution calling
fpr Information as towlreilier ihc law ahoi.
..4fing Hogglng in the Navy has not been
lHiila9ySc cases violated.
REL ooie, pursuant 10 notice. introduced
his resolution Of synDa,hy for q Dren and
ihenti,er Irish patriois. He alsosubmi,ted
l,issresoluiion, declaring the compromise
measures definite settlement Of al ihc
questions growing out Of the system of do.
Z f1lostee s.avery. After an intellectual al.
tempt To consider. il at the tiUe, it was
made the special order for Monday. IT
@as shc @isi,o Of many Senators, That the
rasalation should bediscussed in caucus
& but MIR. Feole was refractory, and said lie
ssas determined the affhir should be dis
pSsea of IN open session. SO that the public
f6fsth see for themselves
aafr. EoDte then called mp his resolution
praeidlng fortlie reception Of KossutlI. He
thon stared, that owing 10 the unexpected
Eopp3siisti to il BY the amendment offered,
fysslerdiy by air, Halo, ihn had concluded 10
Withdrew it,santl at I.is reGnesf. leave To
twjtildr rsss was granted HE3sa 4 ~ q Z !,
sssfr. Seward Immediately gave notice,
! that on The, tstoppprtunity be- will offer a
sSssi,iutioii ip,t tho same eiisel..to which. of
c9ntst nv. Hale Will agRippope an amen Z.
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HY MEME Ar.

hAaihstsIsRs a, Thursday evening .l.ellass
n'sss,,..at aliHMatek, Ly the Key. Sa.rs,le Ma
fniman. " ~, s'f, Dssiss1n @c Ba@eil lIar;s,ss
} 70 ailss sElzabessk Jane, el,s, ,aasi,ios s,sa
Mr. ai3ssns ssasn sisutlerssall ef ,lds Bisfssrsts
-ai,e oat,hes ssg,e teycs,iiip ,hesi sisesyxs
tNN,iG3falAnpajphn ntsis ftssq,. 10 liss sAs NJ
iSskpsall ds:suinter lss,Stai.sss SD sstsssss
/ sm9 tho sals,s ge,'st,sis tss iir i,ev.
Gfal,aas Ms I,s l.arkey ,o 81, Ks sbb.lsesssa
s sGileona. Is rs rs s4ass 81. B, asss AZ
& oHt has essai,'sgs e the 10Th ma, 81 5isss
sfSS.ftsrtsltn. Mr,l,'ifs Bal;erof ssa.siss, ssaa
33aiiss ESJ s.ivpkids uf. J,sniai,s sissiF
Il 0a Saiidaslho liih fr,ss, Il, a: ii. .sssa.isa
sHatnele', B<qs ais, Edward sss,,ns h. ,i,ssess
3 tIfisorssa Bpyre. sltti S,ithisr fsssl4;si. 4sss
-s'..:' & go
I ssssig ~ pc n sssss
= ~ l-Ss9 i:s sss
3 ", sSesass d asasss )
i'fass f.lvFi,sgtst .s' q ssa
'sssss sIslah
sii iSs's ';s s5s';:s s 1sssi.
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IiHG titrEAtR EaaTns lihRoNsrnrrs..-l
We sssarn iron' lha iseeRhiif. That issn,c,li-
aleiy on rtreipt of thb inlel,i2piicc oil .lpn
firing on tliis vessel by ina ;sri,i4Ii J,r:p III
iwar. Express. a c'HnRleiit luavai idftessi
,waa.abyahr Presidnnls direction, ORDER.
10 r"Hir 10 San juan do. Nieargg,,a. In
Iproplcci. AlueFlean ,iesscss Jrem Ike nulrasl
s,-,.es fotibc fatasc, ahd inquiries were al
the Htiifshl efnfnrnf Ia ,.ScFr.6
tam Mhnihes ihtifeninct ii ;,fiY toassins,ri.,
l@r ~ esESpFsssss ssitss sllelHii ssS
asonGt q sgsst 5!a;as,it, IS IS
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.En,,ip,s f. sSrr.

Wc arknpw!ctl.c our ihleh, h,ednrss IL he
Hon. JAMES L., Orr, for a copy Of ihe. PrcsI.
dents Message
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->~~~N--.s@oNs.>..~

hogsnM Inriird to Washington. =
The Presi'irn, has sent 10 New York
his private Secretary, Mil!ari K. Fill.
more, Esq, 10 express 10 kns,uil, liz
sympathy ihc President feels ior Inn
and his country, and to,invitc him, in
behalf Of his administration. 10 ,rsil
Washington. lh" capi,ol. As5
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'a'hc sou,.,rrl, Rsepub,ic.

Tis papcI. ii.bii-' I'd IN Camden, has
been sold iy lis cd'inr and proprietor, c.
a. PRICE. Erl. 10 Mr.. Il A. BHoNsuS.
who !.as changed its nau". wiIfhere
liter bc called @"7hc Palmetto Scaiinel,'
AMI will ottnpy nanral ground in Ie,!iiits.
MrsI J DEiiAYisso occupy tho editorial
chair,
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sgleSi ~
ftTha atnniiiit of money passed tl,r0ngl, tho
,jor's hands Is 1875 ono. OF which $780,.
ld6I " has l,er:i expended. fSs 81 5, III
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NJ Mr. JAMES ~. C.tnLiSl,E iii,s with
drawn .irrm il,e iiotiai urn,agcincu Of
Tie Hamburg Republican,, aud he -avs ar
Engagements have been made with a gentle
,nan Of aallty 70 cn.!ncl Tic hcpaIlmenl
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l'nE I'nEg BANNING SYSTEM ur ;LLI

I'nE t'REg BANNING system ur I'm
N"Is.--lhe 81. Louis lui"IiIgcnurr
says:
We learn thai already preliminary
arrangements are talked Of Tor The ,.s.
tnbli-'hn"n, OF Free Banks ~ Illinois,
nn'l"' The new law. Il is conlilcniy
said The Managers Of The Gr"nl Crm,ral
l,Sitronl will establish Baak Of iur.sr
cdpl'al---.I'ic issues Of which viii hr
pr"'ich'ed OH Illinois Sia,r Bpnd> =
W" have scarcely nny doubt bu, ,n"v
I" III do so, if Mr.. Robrri } Waikrr is
snccr->ln! in tho ohro, OF his mission
to London; and liza, he will br, wu do
.npl doubt.
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Mn. 1msAsnxR sgSr' 10 SraiSA-'FIr
u. 5. mail Steamship ;rhtiadcIpliia arrived
al New Orleans oa the 9th INST trntn
lf.yana, reports ihat MIR. u 5. Thrashcr
hnd hcop Sent 10 SPAN in a nercinn, yes-
sol. trserve on, tho term Of his sen,cIicc,
nutcssrclaascd as tho rnsul, "I negot Ia
tons ntw gaing an.al Wasijag,on,s 81 .s
In rcicrcnrc l., .his slatcntnt, the
Cha io.,nn Courier ot Tuesday snys: M
'i'y tic Hrrvalnf tho brig Argus, Cap-
ftanakcan. al ihis pert Yesterday. his rc-
port has been raAirneil3 MraHhrashes
sailed ~ n uransprrt on the 9Th .illt., but
was allowed togo as " Cabin passenger,
aud was other@Sse treated with gft'at c..ein-
'ency .'flI'3E fNtigeGi Fs'ifa Sff ASEstte
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RaiERohn ,G'oSvESrIuX Iv TrxAs.@-A
convention ~ ,icieg l,esllrrn f.strrn Tex.
aS met ~ Henderson ,soa the l0ili ult.stn
Gcs'dnralc on Tho subject "f constructing a
rai!rnia acrnss lie Stale OF Texas. II Mas
called in pursuance oi Iic invitations .ui a
previous convention, held ntQuhi iuan, on
the l3'n nj Ocs"b7r, aud S,nc only oi 4
series ol demonstrations oi Ihe 'i,rc!yinler-
eat inken IN Texas in f3,vnr uf "A railroad
communication Will Nrw. Orleans.
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Essy ONE DOLLAR pcr square for n single
\ snassertion, Qpny'erlyt md AIontlly Advertise
'Snsents will lie chnrgr,l The same M n single iu
seriton, ,nn semi -iRpnihly tire same us new oEes
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The SnWh CGr0iim Medic 4 AsSociu.
Hon Tile Anu,cg,tr, oi'ihts Snc,e,y wa.
c"irbraied yrs'"flny by an o'rg ,nt d uncr
nj Rmjes' New Hll.in kinu.s wh.,h
We understand was .iurnlsncd nv han IN
'''s nr"alIy hnis"ne s'yle Dr. I'll. Oyer
presided, ani although The attendance nay
not nav" been as nlim"rous rs may have
been anticlmtch by 'hr ,tnra ca,crcr, vrt
III e ident guslo win whuh his vi.rn,
were demolished 4. cerainiy compliment
arv !" hn aud h'Spnl IL. "bpJuy prN
hcing OF The Facn,ty, ainol. whom We
'hMcrslhnd, Tie srnt,rs good hrrnonv
nrcva led: the prnp,Iatioa nl Tie ater
feeiin. hong macrGr. y assisted by tho
prcscncc OF or mn'lcti friend Sioman,
With his good Oil songs and conviviaii,y.
- =" 1850 rtBE Eryss sts
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Congressional On Monday last, IN
IN" fion''e di Representatives, al Wa,
The Hon. LvnYBayL, OF KIN.
tnrky, WIS elected S5aakcr,ou The first
b .i3Iinnd J W Rprney, OF Pemsyl-
vaniii, was 'ctcfje1 Gldrk,
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Thirty Second consress-First Session

TnHCy-55cOnd dCOnGfeSS-F1rstS SassiOn.
tFSAlrpRDAy. Dec. &, ls5l.--Honsc c(
Rcprese,u1tires.--T'h following named
.gen.lemen;appeared> for the tirs,'s time ethls
session, viz. Mr., Dcale. Of Virginia; Mr.
WhiIc. of Alabama, Mr.. Howard, OF Tex
as; Messrs- Landry and 5. Alariin, of Lou
I isiafa; Mr.. Boyd, Of New.iork, aud Mr.
Y Bissell, of 1 ll,nois .Ei4 3., ..s..tiss-
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Executive CleilencY. b a. I

We lrarnlhy The, Eagefeii !. .4dseafaais
TIN, lI:s Excc!cney, tsoy. aies,is, / has
par'lpnrd Wiilia,n WILSON. Mlos WAS. J tii.:tE
aud convicted hi nnnSIaughier al ihe lag
tern, nf the court in thai District, FOR lhaf
hsuiicitle n Wni. Ire,.away. ii
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nay, I}sh had no idea ~ !.a E ssE .sS
syatida faf the usual practice. But they
.lSye,5 not ordered.
IheEnegative side was then counted; aud
al hltcen minutes to one O'clock
The House adjourned until Tuesday.
PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Bovine (: The petition Of Thomas
rs, Gottrill, for compcnsat6i, f6r damages
,siistaincd by seizure d schooner Essex by
Tho AleXlcan government N
Also The petition OF Edward Quin, for
eincreaEe of pension.
~ By Mr. Taylor: The petition nf II. J
&Ge Brnin and forty three oilers. ci,izens OF
Y. Adams sd county. Ohio, praying Congress- To
relieve Lindsay Gossett, as one o, the Sc.
slcurities of Isaac Pru,s,nan. late postmaster
! ~ Scott, Adams county, OHIO. Referred
othe Committee OH Poet Offices aud Pos,
Roads.
Is Alr. Taylor gave n0,iv, .iat he should
ask leave ,o introduce a bill further to cx
aientl The time Tor locating Virginia military
#iand warranls. and returning surveys there
4on 10 the General Land Oilicc. Referred
10 the Committee on public lands.
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'lr' IN" ah"Nr was W.',"n. ~ Wtt hr
>cra ii,,i The iiuuHr has tnkcn nr,.nn ~,
H. o,'i ani psserl Il "n is second re 81
n.;, Nth som vcry good amendments
We may hr allowed To express our i,npe
that ,hr 9Ctinn nl tho SENATE wall cures
!"r'rl will Ma, al Tie House. 1'u.> !aw j.
dcinau"i 'y Ne h1hc>, ci ,uA, oi :>iaie
l"i'.y. niu! npPral> 10 III" h"%i feelings ni
iniinu r,l:Iva III behalf %! ,lir unGur,ufisc.
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& is;atia; Mr.. Boyd, of Ncw.York, aud Mr.
Bissell, Of Illinois. ..34 34
!, he Speaker laid hc(nre the House,
=: :. Ascotnlntnication from The Treasurer of
1.-The United States, enclosing copies nf his
ssacconnts fpr tho third and tonrii, -ull;riers
of. 1851 adjusted hy tho accounting off.
tSers.of the Department, wtjCii was laid
ssOpontle table. and ordered 10 be. printed.
SsS y I'fe annunl report of the Subcrin.
Ytenilent OF tic Coast Survey.
61Mr. Evans, Of Maryland, moved that ten
tiiouSaitl extra copies be printed. -hnlf
ut them, for the use Of the Office of the
Coast survey. II was usual. he said, ,u
&spriht this nN,nher; and especially it should
aLh done now, as The document was bighlv
important. y.
S Mr. Stephens. Of Georgia, had no ob.
leetion TO the printing. bnt as to the extra
snuu,bcrs, the rules required the suhjeEt iu
81 be referred 10 the committee mf Printing,
s,sG. a brief debate ensucd, IN which Mcssrs.
Evans, Bayly, Of Virginia. Stephens,
Phelps, Houston, and oilers participate, !;
sRnd, finally, the subject was ordered ,o lc
/, referred to the Cnmmi,,ee on Printing,
), aiter,i shall have been appointed.
Sf,4M Mr.. Cobb desired To- introduce bill Of
whicl, he had given previous notice-,o
authorize the transfer uf bounty land war
q rants. Tho proprie,y Of its passagc, he
said, could not he doubted.
Mr.. Garter objected.
hr. Cobb inquired whether il would he
IN order TO move suspension Of The rulrs.
R5SNtr. Jones said that the motion could on
tly be n,nllc on Monday.
!, The Speaker decided that such was the
case,
Mrs Stephens moved that the IIous, do
now adjourn. 10 give time To The Speaker to
appoint The standing committees.
Mr. Cobb, seeing that the House %as
nnlin condition 10 Transact business.
Withdrew his moiion for leave!
s!Alr.t Jones, df Fcnhcsse, moved that
When the House abPrurns, it adjourn to
5ineetiop Tuesday.
a2 The aaastion being taken, one hundred
and DdsseyoD,een members voted in the affirm
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