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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-25

The above letter shows that in real hot fire. RlcHs
SALAM the only Safes to be depended upon
Ina the Pe street re sfeUeR Safes, of dherent maker
were totally destroyed, RIcns SAFE bidding def
To the flames, preserving notes. bonds and m1rea
ges, to the value 100000. The Cbiilicotbe FIRE is
parallel ease-Evfhy sAyE RIcHsis destroyed. These
reeatd eeeurrenesSproye ,ipeontes5iy taai Wlder's
Patent Salamanders, with Rcns IMPROVEMENT, are the
best Safes made In the United States In the whole
world. They be had at the DEPoT, l46 WATER ST.
and at the FscToRY, of ST. MARKS Place and
ATESUEA, New York. STEARNS & MARVIN.
Also. at the folioring AgeaeieS.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
l.. M. HATCH, Charleston, :. C..
THOMPSON " ONDESBURYs, Baltimore. Nd.
HOLYOAKES, LOWNES * CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY d MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALLIS S HOWES, Evansvill la,
:. SHEPARD c CO.. Buffalo. n. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lock- port ". Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. III. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ca
HALL & MOSES, Columbus. Ga.
DE;HOSSET a. BROWN, Wilmington, N. G..
WM.RANDALL. 80 Paul, NJ Il.
MORLEY os RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, o.
HAVER. BOYD q GAINESVILLE, o.
HY. SUGGETr, Rochester. y. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, ontreal, Canada ..r
Oct4
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EVANSVILLE, Ia, SATURDAY DECEMBER 25 1852
SAFES.

lust reed an assortment OF Rich 81 Co.'S Improved
81 Patent Safes. which will sell at New York manu-
factory prices, with addition of freight only.
ALLIS & H0WES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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Carpets, Floor oil Cloths and House
furnishing Goods. =

Among which may be found super ply Carpets, pl,
do super Ingran Cotton Chain and the various width
and qualities OF stair Carpets OF the newest patterns 4
and Al Floor oil Cloths patterns, Stair oil Cloths.
Table oil Cloths and Satin De LANES FOR Cur
ains, Ex super Curtain Damasks EX super Muslin Cur
tins. Linen Damasks Napkins and Table Cloths, super
Bed Blankets, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Pillow
Linens and Coitons Moreens Blue and Buff Cotton Da-
masks Plain and Figured Turkey Red Prints, Embossed
Piano and Table Covers Corniees, Curtain Pins patent
curtain Rollers, Stair Rods, and other articles too
merous t0 mention. which would invite friends
and tie public TO call and exami,e before purchasing
elsewhere as happy and willing TO show our goods
al all times and viii offer strong inddeem ents 10 those
wishing TO purchase. ootf-tf
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS AN
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORES
EraHsriile. Oct. l6. Is:

NEW BOCT AND SHOE STORES
sTaEET.
In the room formerly occupied by Bab-
cock Brothers. a n Hardware store.
NNTE are now opening large and well selected stock
w of Boots and Shoes. which have been parchased
from the best Manufactures in MasSachu.. It's by
perienced buyer at the lowest cash prices.
Wetkiak. we can show deal corning to Evansville.
stock Boots and SAOes, which for variety and
OF svle, and durability OF Workmanship.
be eXceed: and We can ard win sell them at as low
rates. any OF the cstblis hmens, either in Cincinnati
or Louisville.
Our Retail Stock consist Of the latest STYLES and best
brands OF New En4lsnd custom work. such mill
NaFrGat 10 give satisfaction.
We will take pleasure IN showing our goois: Please
call an examine. Y. X. HENDRICKS az co.
Tines copy sept23
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THE
GREAT ERE IN CHILLICOTEE,
q ID n IL q Dc
One.thir rd of the Town Burnt to Ashes

CmLLIcoTHE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs. STEARSs g. MARVIN
GeH,iemea: Yours OF the 5th is at hand. In reply,
every Safe ia the fire. has proven good for
nothing. lost large Safe-rT PERFECTLY DsrRoY
ED-bUt in the SMALL SALAMANDER 1 BoUeHr TaoM yoU
NOTHING wAsISJURED. Your obedient servt
WM.T. CLEMONS.
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A. RUNYAN.
Merchant Tailor.

4i9 MAIN STREET. OFFICE, LOUIS
KY.
receiving large and very superior stock OF Cloths,
CasSimeres and YestiHgs in great variety Of eolos.
The Finest and most Fashionable goods that could be
selected from the elargestimporng houses in New York
in large quantities. Styles vey rich, trimmings to suit.
large stock OF fancy Cassmeres very beautiful and in
good taste. All kinds of vestings Vevets. Pushes,
Vancies MOrino Silks and sains Beautiful white
embroded satins and figured Silks for weddings and
parties.
large stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing goods in the
best quality and TASTE Gentlemen rely upon get
ting the best and most Fashionable goods at this estab
shnent, The style of all garments will be in aeeor-
dance with the of the customer and the prevailing
fashion. Genem visiting Louisville be suited 10
their nc ton by calling upon A. o. r.. 40 Main street
VINO III be pleased show his goods and 10 suit his
patrons In style that will be Card 10 his house.
Orders solicited aLd promptly attended to.
oeis 3m A. .. RUNYAN-
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Nevy Fail au& winter Goods, at
COLBURN & HERSEBERGERS,

Cor. q W ''afnd FFdtsr 's9S'' EcdnsUttse, IND.
TUSTR G1VED.-A large anu elegant sssormentof OF
J Rich, Fancy and STAPLI Day GooDs, comprising
all the fabrics and styles for Ladies and Gentle
mems wear consisting of superior plain Blek Silks of
various widths superior black Repp, Broeade and rich
Figured do superior rich Colored do superior Black
and rich Chameleon Gro de Antique, superior plain
Chameleon do super Black India Satin for dresses all
Figured all wool De LaiIes latest pattern and very rich
French, English. and American Prints. Pine Bay State
fancy coioured FleEnels for sacks superior Nhiie silk
Warp Welsh and n general assortment of Flanreis.
large OF Bay State Shaws of the various sizes
and quai les. BIZ ck silk ShaEs, White Goods, lrsh
Linens Ginghams, Embroidered skirts, French wors
Collars Chemizettes broideTies Hosiery, Gloves &e
Alss French black and Blue Cloths and Doessins,
rich fancy Plaid do, rich White. Black and coiOured
Silk Vestns and assortment Of Goods for the
Fall. Also, 4 large assortment of
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BUSINESS CARDS.

<~tooK,s FAMILY GRoCERY-Keeps every thing
choice In Groceries and provisions, on First siee'
,'-,wean Main and Locust. hoNio
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j.. I WALxER. G. HATcHrTT
MEDICAL NOTICE.
T lRS. WALKER oz HATCRITI. hayrg associated
themselves together in the Practice of Medicine and
surgery, would respecituliyannounce TO the czends,
Evansville ad vicinity that they prepared attend
to calls. either day or night.
DIR. Hatehin viii pay particular attention the EYE and
Chronic Diseases generally.
Office Third street, opposite the Public Square.
jy9m-
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NEW CCPPEE BOTTsE

lER. HENRY ScHAEFER r has taken the ps,v ttr.a
W story Brick Building the Pavilion Hotel on
@er street. and has Fitted and furnished IL in the most
complete style. and Is now prepared to welcome and
accommodate his rieR and the public generally His
har VIII be supplied with the choicest liquors. Wines
ano Aies which, Win other refreshments he will serve
up in The most approved style and at all hours of the
Day. Nr; 5. vii always keep good variety OF the
"eS' Si''Ass Oh Sisafs' . oci61y
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8. 4. GILBERT & co.

Agents for Cypress Factory.
TAVE now on hand aud constantly receiving, Cot
ton Yarns, Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting, which
they viii sell favorable terms they be pur
chased at in this any other city We selling cotton
yarns wholesale at O, and ents for 7O0s COOS and
500s respectively, with discount OF for cash, time
for approved paper. noY23 If
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IN THE LOWER STORY OF DREw's PAVILION. CoRREs o
WATER AND SYCAMORE STREETS
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ToHN C. DEvEREUx, JR., Wholesale and * Retail
Il dealer I'm Wall Paper. Fire Screens window blinds,
..sters Wrapping and Roofing Paper Lamps, Phosgene
Us, s,.s.,s v' [augl0 ly
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III. MAGHEE & CO., Wholesale dealers in Foreign
s,i : s~aanore S'sa s,s lmhe7.Iyl
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n, Main street, bet Fist anu ScovHu sts' I- =.
JOHNSON & FRENCH, Wholesale and retail dealers IN
.J Foreign and Domestic Dry Good No. Ia Main street
mh27-ly
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JOHN JOHN
G 2AHAM & FARRELL.
w have this day associated ourselves for the pur
Wv pose OF doing general Wholesale ard Retail Gro
Gerry, Provision and Produce Business, Sycamore ST..
doors above Jas aughlins Jr iron store. are
prepared to keepa full asI we'll selected stock and will
sell at as low neighbors The produce ofhe
country will be taken cash, at its market value and in
the general conduct OF business shall endeavo
make Il satisfactory to parrons
ap24n GRAHAM & FARRELL.
CITY HOTEL,
WATER ST. BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EnaHsriIie. Ind.
wN pnlfsNupT p----s-s--
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-08
Elections this Year.

In August, we have to elect Congressman,
Governor and Lieutenant Governor, Secre-
tary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney
General, Members of the Legislature, Sher-
ifs and other county officers.
In November, the Presidential election
takes place.
The democratic parties are already taking
the preliminary steps, by holding meetings
and appointing delegates to State and Con-
gressional Conventions; and in this county,
are quietly arranging their candidates for
county offices.
In view of the importance of the work
and the start Of the democrats, would it not
be well for the wings to set themselves to
work. 1t is agreed that we are to have a
State Convention, TO nominate candidates for
for State offices, and select delegates 10 q
National Convention; and Congressional
Conventions, to nominate candidates for
Congress, will doubtless be held in some of
the Districts. Primary meetings, to appoint
delegates, will be necessary, and we regard
it as time at least to begin to talk about it, if
MOTTO take initiatory steps. Consultation is
desirable for county candidates, too, and we
suggest to our friends the importance of
looking to these matters in time. Talk to
your neighbors on the subject, or give your
views to the public through the TINS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-08

ToBAceo.-The stock of tobacco in the
State Warehouse in Baltimore, on the Isl
of January, 1851, was lO,6l7 hhds; inspect.
ed previously 1854 hhds., making in al
58,677 hhds. Exported since January LIST
(foreigna and coast-wise) 36,677 hhds. Stocl
now in the warehouses and on shipboart
1881 hhds. To which is to be added 70t
hhds. shipped from private store, whicl
would make the stock at present in ware
houses and on shipboard, not cleared 1851
hhds.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-08

A FAST BoAT.-There is now in the Ma
Wy Department at Washington, the model
ofwhat is intended to be a fast boat-one to
perform the travel of $50 miles from Albany
10 New York in five hours, thus competing
with the railroad. Length of keel 500 feet;
length of deck $50 feet. She looks like a
sword-fsh. There is rs feet Of keel at
each end, extending out from decA, which
shows itself above the water, and which is
sharp and pointed like the sword of sword
fish.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-08
MANY VOTERS,
COM M E RCI AL.
TIMES OFFICE, GLASGOW, Mo.
January 8, 1882.

-.... Times OFFICE, GLASGOW, Mo. !
January 8, 1882.
We quote
SUGAR.-N. o. hid. prime Sc.
CoFFEE.--By the Sack, 1l4@12c. u n.
MoLAssEs.-Plantation Dbl. doc; N o. sugu
house, 4Sc.; st. Louis Syrup, 55c. T. gallon.
CoTToN Wholesale, 1SG &c.,; retail zoe
IRoN.-Sligo bar, &C.; Tyrone, do. 4c {, b.
WHIsKEY.-25e. q gallon.
NAILs.-Mo. Iron, 5g5Ic.; common, 4@4Ie.
FLoUR.--S4 OO@4 80 q Dbl.
ToBAcco.-Sl 25@2 90 p 100 lbs.
HEMP.-S60dS sos q ton.
BAcoN.-Hams 1Oc.; shoulders 6a@7c. sides
Sc. q III.
LARD.-7@8c. p ID.
WHEAT.-5O@60 cents 2 bushel, as per quality.
FLAX SEED.--S1 90 per bushel.
Day HIDEs.-6i cents per ib.
SALT.-G. A. Salt 50 25c p sack; L 50 so.
FRUIr-Dried apples 81 10 cash U bushel, and
Green do 81 40c U Dbl. ......
GY3 For family use, Poultry, Vegetables, Butter
Eggs, &c. are in constant demand, at high rates.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-08
Hon. Henry CLAWS Letter Of Resignation.

NN
FRANKroRT, KY, Dec. 20.
The following is Hon. Henry Clay's let
ter of resignation, as it was read in both
Houses of the Legislature this morning:
WAsHrNeroN, Dec. II, 1851.
To the General assembly Of Kentucky:
When you did me the honor to confer on
me the appointment of Senator from Ken
lucky, which l now hold, in accepting il
l did not intend or expect to serve the en-
tire term of six years. had previously re-
tired finally, as supposed, from that body,
but out Oft the territorial acquisition resulting
from the war with Mexico, momentous ques-
tons arose, seriously menacing the harmo-
ny and peace, if not the integrity Of the
Union. / felt it TO be my duty to return
again to the Senate, and TO contribute my
humble aid by an amicable settlement of
those questions, to avert the calamities with
which we were threatened. Such settle
ment was attempted during the last Con-
gress; is now in progress of execution, and
| trust and hope will accomplish all the good
that could be expected from any great meas.
ure adopted to heal national divisions ant
luminosity, which has risen to such an alarm.
ing height. .... ...-... IS. I'D.
On the approach of the present Congress
twas with much hesitation, proceeding part
ly from my feeble state of health, that ! con
cluded to return for the last time to the Sen
ate; but have no thought of ever again tax
, ing seat in that body after the close of tn
: present session. Having come to this de
= termination, consider it incumbent on me t
4 place it in the power of the General Assem-
n bly, to appoint my successor during its pres
n ent session. | do, therefore, hereby resig
= the Office of Senator of the United State,
It from the State of Kentucky; this, my resie
: nation, to take effect on the first Monday i
S September, 1852
: In dissolving this official relation in whic
stand to the General Assembly, cann
forbear renewing an expression of my gre
d obligations and my profound gratitude for IL
: many distinguished and gratifying proc
l. which it has given 10 me of its confden,
= and attachment.
lie | have the honor to be,
'f With the highest respect,
l. Your faithful and ob't. serv't.
IS II. CLAY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-08
CITY OF GLASGOW.
Thursday Morning, January 8, 1862
Clubs.

We have several clubs of subscribers
about out. Wetrust they will all be prompt
ly renewed, and many new ones got up
This is the year for newspapers-and every
voter should subscribe for at least one good
one, (the TIMES, for instance at once, so as
to begin at the beginning, and thus be pre-
pared to act well his part in the approaching
elections. We want the TIMES to have a
more extensive circulation, and to this end
ask the aid of our friends Shall we have
that aidp Make up your clubs forthwith.
and you may promise all new subscribers
the latest news and the most of it-war to
the knife on Locofocoism, Freesolism, Dis
unionism, and all "such stuff''--and tho
tallest kind of licks for the COMPROMISE
FILLMORE and CRIrTENDES.
I5=This is our platform: these our men!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-08
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Thirty Second Congress---First Session.
WASHING ron, Dec. %.

F& WASHINGTON, Dec. ~.
4 SENATE.-A message was received from
the House, announcing the passage of bill
TO pay the expenses of cxtinguishing the
fire in the Library; also joint resolution
directing an inquiry into the cause of the fire.
Mr.. Shields moved that the Chair fill the
vacancy in the Kossuth reception committee
in the place of Mr.. Foote, resigned
Agreed to. .-..
A communication was received from the
Navy Department enclosing the Navy esti-
mates; also one in reply to resolution call
ing for the proceedings of the court martial.
Mr.. Jones offrred resolution calling on
the War Department fer information of es-
Inmates concerning roads in Iowa. Said
resolution was adopted.
A resolution from the House directing an
inquiry into the cause of the fire in the Lii
brary was taken up.
Mr.. Cass moved an amendment making
an appropriation for the purchase of books
the subject was then referred to the Com.
mittee on Finance.
The joint resolution authorizing the con-
tract with Donaldson and Armstrong 70,
printing the Census returns was taken up.
| Mr.. Smith opposed it; it would involve til,
appropriation of several hundred Thousand
dollars; he moved its postponement till Mon
day.
Mr.. Bright urged the necessity of immedi
ate action; after further debate the subiec
was postponed till Tuesday.
Mr.. Shields from the committee appointe
to received Kossuth made report, recon
mending the same proceedings as wer
adopted in the case of La Fayette.
Adjourned till Wednesday.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-08

In the supreme Court ofthe United States,
on the 18th, the case Of G.. Lester ct al, plain
tiffs in error, VS.. Thomas Price, was deci-
ded. Mr.. Justice CATRoN delivered the
opinion. 1t af6rms the Judgment of the Su-
preme Court of Missouri, with costs. This
settles the title of the State to the property
on which the City of Jefferson stands. II
was argued at the commencement of the
Court by Mr.. LESLIE for the State, and Mr.
GLOVER for the plaintiffs in error.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-08
DAGUERREOTYPEs.

In this world Of notions each man acts his part,
SITES has chosen the Daguerrean .4rt,
He has Just arrived in the city of GLASGOW,
Where he has hung out his single to show
The people Of the place--the greatest of places,
To see how well he can counterfeit faces.
He takes fine pictures in all kinds of weather,
With the lights and shades neatly blended together,
Come down TO the GLASGOW HousE, and before
You go in you will see his sign at the door,
Walk up, take chair-lean your arm on the stand,
SITES will then give you touch of the grand.
He'll take you a picture which never III fade away,
A thousand years hence, will be bright as to-day;
And see some sights (SrTEs) in the Daguerrean
Hall,
If you've time you had better give him call,
He takes all sizes from cases 10 lociets,
And readily suites the state of your pockets.
GlasuoW, Jan 8, IF
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-08
Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from The county court of How
ard county, letters of administration on the estate
Of Joseph Bragg, Sr. decd, bearing date January
9Th, 1852.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against 1t, to present them properly authen-
tcaed, within one year from the date of said letters
or they may be precluded from having any benefit
OF said estate; and if not presented in three wears
will be forever barred. JOHN w. HENRY,
january S-3W Rub. .1imr. Holrnrd Cn,,lt,,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-08

LOUISVILLE MARKET.-We clip the fol-
lowing from the Louisville Courier Of the
18th. 1t exhibits the selling price of those
articles in which our people here are espe-
cially interested
BAGoING AND RopE.-There has been nc
receipts, sales or shipments this week, and
we quote nominally at l24 to l64c for Bag
ging, and 81 to 64c for Rope. The stocks
or hand are II $50 pieces and 10, 5O6 coils.
HEMr.-We quote Kentucky Hemp at
$s5 TO S95 p ion. Small sales ofMissouri
at $97 to 800 u ton.
ToBAcco.-The supplies of this staple
continue undated, being altogether by wa
CONS, and the entire receipts this season thus
far are quite double the receipts,,to the same
period last season, Notwithstanding the in
terruptions of navigation that have been un-
usual this season. The following are the
sales ofthe week: Sales at Todd warehouse
of IA hhds Thursday morning, the break be-
iliS ditOS5ClIlCl lInCll Ol dI 90 Oh W ~.
Sales at the Pickett warehouse Of II hhds
at prices ranging from 81 55 to 81. The
supplies Friday were of inferior qualities,
with sales at Todd's of Is hhds at ST As to
$4 40. Sales at the Pickett warehouse of
10 hhds at prices ranging from 81 so to So
40. A sale of 2 reviews at Todd's at So O5
and So so. Sales Saturday of 10 hhds at
Todd's warehouse at 81 to So IS. Sales
of 10 hhds at the Pickett warehouse at 81
30, SO so, So O5, So 80, 81 so, So 80, So
80, SO so, 81, and "a so. Sales at the
Farmers, Monday, of 6 hhds inferior break
al 81 40, So, So 20, So, SO, and So 3d.
Also sales at the Farmers, Saturday, of II
hhds at 81 rs to 81. so for a portion of it,
and SO for hhds fine manufacturing leaf
Sales at Todd's warehouse to-day of 6 hhds
at 81 80 to So 80. Sales at the Pickett
warehouse offs hhds at 81 rs to So Is.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-01-08
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
TEMPERANCE HALL, HUNTsvILL DIvIs
No IT = IT Ian K 1881

TEMPERANCE HALL, HUNTsvILL DIVISION, I
No. II, S. t., Jan. 5, 1851. :
WHEREAS, it is has pleased Almighty Goo
to remove from the turmolls of earth
our worthy friend and former Brother
Henry HERNDoN,
ReSoived, That we sympathize most fer
vently, with the family of the deceased, fol
their irreparable loss.
Resolved, That although he was not a
member of our Division at the time of his
death, yet, he most zealously and earnestly
inculcated the principles of Temperance and
Sobriety, and lived up to the pledge he had
taken, not tomake, buy, sell, nor use as a
beverage, any spurious, or malt liquors, wine
or cider.
Resolved, That as mark of our esteem
for our departed brother and friend Gas the
consent ofthe family has been obtained) we
will commit his remains to their Mother
Earth, with the ceremonies of our Order, and
wear the usual badge of mourning fer thirty
days.
ResolUed, That a copy of these proceed
ings be sent to the family of the deceased,
and that copy be sent to one of the Glasgow
papers, with arequest that they publish, and
the other copy these proceedings.
THOs, P, RUBY,
w. S. BURTON, Committee
]. c. SHIAFlER.
Dons by order of the Division, this 5lh,
January, 1852.
. JAS. R. MURPHY, w. P.
w. r. SAMUEL, R.. S.