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NEW OABR1 A9IA SHOP
WOLFINGTON 81 GOTKINS,
(-Id'n Street-in front Of the Columbus FoRRdery3
col ITMRITS MISS


| ANING associated themselves togeth-o $50
er as partners, for the purpose of con- ES5Lt3
Quoting the above business and having
prepared themselves with a large and commodious
Ware-room and other large shops, are now prepared
to make to order, any kind of work in their line of
business that their friends and may wish to
purchase They will keep constantly on hand an as
sorment OF Buggys and other articles for sale low for
cash.
Having first selected, personally, and bought their
material at the North, will enable them to sell work
lower than it has been sold in this market heretofore
All new work warranted to be equal to any built in
this section of country. They also, made arrange
ments, while in New York, with a large Carriage
Dealer to send them any kind of Carriages that their
friends may wish them to order. They have card Of
about 30 engravings of different kinds of Carriages
with the No., style and price of each article attached
SO that there can be difficulty in obtaining Just the
article ordered.
All kinds of repairing and Job Work done g. &
with neatness and dispatch. Call and see. zzssssss
Feb Z, 1852. -
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GEORGE G. MOORE,


Corner Of Main and Military Streets Near the Court House
n COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI.
Refer to Messrs. Cozart, HUMPHREYS & Bilups E. G..
Eggleston; o. H. Millcan; A. H. Jordan, Columbus
Col. Geo. FL. Young; w. L. c. Gerdine, Waverly.
January 49, 1851. TX
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OMMIT TEE:

CO NJ Nj Il L L Il L:
NJ NJ. BROOKS ! Nor,,bee en-
HAMPTON WILLIAMS,
T. III. BLACKWELL,
L. C. GREENWOOD,
JP. MONTGOMERY, | (r1;.Easo,, 70
HENRY MCDOWELL,
]. A ORR,
q. c. GRASTY,
CHALES GATES,
w. r. CUNNINGHAM,
w. A. TUCKER,
r. DAVIS
A. D. POPE, Monroe Co.
S ]. GHOLSON,
l.. B. MOORE,
JACOB LOUGHRIDGE,
JOHN F. MILLS
w r. CANNON,
JOHN w. RICE, Oktibbeha Co.
CHAS. r. JORDAN.N
A. S. HUMPHREYS,
TEOS. SHARP,
ELI ABBOTT, rza r.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, "
BEV. MATTHEW'S,
JAMES WHITFIELD,
COLUMBUS, Miss, Nov. 18th, 1850.
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WOwARD HOUSE.
Y NJ. J. HOW ARD

THE subscriber begs leave to return thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed and fiatters
himself by strict attention to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with call. The Howard House
is well and long known the house kept by John Hud
deston and Curl & Buster. The house has been put
in good order, and travellers viii find everything
Portable The table viii be supplied with the best the
market affords pains spared to give general salts
faction. His Stables well srppedwith provnder
and good attentive Ostlers The Post-ofce is in the
htIl
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Mobile, Columbus and Aberdeen Packet.

BELLE GATES,
Jso. 7. DYCHE, Master; HENRY d. STRAIT, Clerk
TTAVING Just been finished express-f I'll -
ii ly for the trade, will make week - -
iy trips from Aberdeen and Columbus to Mobile touch
ing at all the intermediate landings
Themost liberal provisions having been made in the
appointments of the above for the comfort and
safety of passengers both regards the superior
cellence of her accommodations, and the efficient
agement of faithful and experienced officers, liberal
aIlare of public patronage is solicited
Jan 5, 1852. 1876
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WOOD q CONWAY
IRON RAILHNGS.
MORE d GALLAGHER,

MORE d GALLAGHER,
HORNER of Broad and Goats SITS. Philadelpha'
" Manufacturers of all kinds of Ratings for fronts
of cemetary enclosures Verandahs Balconies, Chars
Settles, Tables, Lions, Dogs, Fountains, and every
kind OF fancy Iron Work, which will be warranted u
equal designs, and at very low prices.
Mr. Richard Miller will receive orders and has ine
designs.
Feb IA 1862 3:x
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JOSEPH R. & JOHN H. ECKFORD
TTAVING purchased the interest of John n Mullu
| in the firm of Weaver, Mun & Co., Mr.. Muln
retres and the business will be continued by the SUBJ
scribers under the name and style of WEAVER
WILLIAMS & ECKF OR d S-the present firm
assuming all the liabilities of the former and are au-
thorized to use its name in settlement.
WILLIAM B. WEAVER
ISAAC WILLIAMS,
JOSEPH r. BEDFORD,
JOHN H. ECKFORD.
Mobile, December, 10, 1851.
Having disposed of my interest in the firm of Wea-
ver Mullin, & CO., | respectfully solicit for the new
firm, the patronage of my friends whom will be Glad
to at the old stand, No. 25, ST. Francis street,
where may be found when in Mobile
JOHN N. MULLIN.
Dec. 10, 1851.
WEAVER, WILLIAMS q ECKFORDS.
Late Weaver, Mullin d Coz
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
STAPLE d FANCY DRY-GOODS.
%, st. Francis Street, Mobile
ISAAC WILLIAMS, - Soiuiliouos MISS.
JOSEPH R. EcKFoRDl
JOHN H. EcKFoRD, { " Apei4eeh, MISS.
Dec. 81, 1851. az
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JULIUS G. BUTLER,
Com mis- sion Merch liant,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.

REFERENCES:
JAMES WHITFIELD, }RoBERT HARsToN,
CHARLES MCCLARANS IA. C.. JENNINGS
Sept. 81, 1851. 25:3jn
s. 9. Fiach'S
Invaluable Medicines for Coughs, Colds, Consumptio,
and Female DiSeaseS-always on hand.
Aso-His unrivalled ABDOMINAL SUPPORT.
Err that has been patented only six months, and has
already been imitiated.-Also, his superior SHOUL
DER BRACES.
The only genuine articles be found at the Drug
Store of JAS. BLAIR, Sole Agent
Columbus, Feb. /, 1850.
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CATION,

0TFor sd,e By Druggists and Dealers generally,
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Insurance Notice.

S1S&s+sAA%CS SSEeScs
THE members of the Columbus Mutual Insurance
L company, will hold q meeting a the otlce Of Haze
q MURDOCH, IN the town of Columbus, on the hIsi
Monday Of March next for the election of twelve Di
rectoTs, at which place poll viii be opened at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. and remain open until P. II. Of SAID
day. A afTRDOCK
fe0 IA 1852. 8:3t Secretary
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TITST received at this well known esta- G
| blisbment. a fresh supply ofpure and ge
nuine Medicines, which will be sold on as ia -
- i, terms as aft any house in the South. 60
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-17
' ~. .EUT s.!sN.

From the Tables accompanying the forth
coming Error; tn" Secretary of the Treas
my drIivo, from the Custom I.ou.c AMI
Census returns, as published in the 7r,h,1s.
We compile the following intcrr-ru. statistics
relative to the manufactures Of this State
v" Lopr ourrcadcrS sill rcr,I>c them care
fully. and preserve The paper for future ref
crcnrc. In Cotton Hlnut:mturr> The citizen,
Of Vermont have invested ~2u2 POO. NJ. Of
bales Of cotton used annually 2.2i%. The
value OF the raw material amounts TO STA
10. No. Of iian,l, cmplovrd ~ males IL
females, .,vara-" WAGES per month. of thc
males ~l5.;,5-ot' the females >l2,G7. The
entire value Of the manufactured products
are ~596,1o No. yards of Shccting &c.
made. 1861 GOT. No. of pounds of warm AMI
thread made - go.
In Wooden Manufactures, the capital in
vested IS SNSG.3oo. No. of pounds of Wool
Annually used 2,22S 100 Value of the raw
material $3.50, 500. No. of hands cmnlovc,l
SIS males. and 40 females. Average wares
per month of the males 2i50-of The fe-
males $3.50. The entire value of the pro.
duet IS 2l.5-9.lfl. No. of wards Of cloth
manufactured, 2,S%o.ioo.
In Manufactures of Iron Castings the capi
tai invested Is 5000 30. No. tons pir iror
used, 2279-of old metal - Tons Of min
rral co1l used, l,oGG-busllrlS of coke ant
charcoal l9S. 800. Value ofthc raw ma.cri
al, fuel. g., >lG".Go3 No. Of hands en-
ploycd Isl. Avarage WAGES per monthS2S,
-. Tons of castings made. 5000. Entir,
value of the products :: lGo.S3l.
In Manufactures Of Pir Iron. the amoun
Of capital invested is $4,000 Tons of ore
uscI. 7,GGG-tons of mineral coal uscd.1jo
bushels o. coke and charcoal $40, 49,. Val
Ne Of the raw materials tol75. No. of hand
employed 10. Avarage wares per month
>22So. Tons ofpi- IRON made 3.2oo-yal
We >cS .onD.
In Manufactures Of Wrought Iron.thc cap
tal invested is $4,000. Tons of pig meta
used -5o-ton> Of blooms used .52j-tons of
ore used. 1925. No. of bushels of COX,
and charcoal used. &37 600 Na.uc of IL,
raw material used. 2GG,19i. No. Of hand
1 i
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Tie Er>'"r Mercantile Journal give. the fnlI"w-
i'm notice "i tie most r,lar remedy e" the ,lv:-
WILD CHERRY BALSAM
We s,orsk in Ira'~c" r Ws,rr'> E-l-ain ii VIII
Cherry, h,r'.,l!~r W. ho,.vr from or own know
c,.r 'l tin, article iin il i 81 IT,: best in Tho
market ior the complaints iur which il !, recon-
mru,rl.
Ili, medicine. coming from such 4 Respectable.
source. and cayrluily prepared l'v an experienced
ami sAlul physician, i receive! hv the lUblic
with c,Hi''Hrr. Is efficacy has been lr",sd IN
many "hdurne casc> "fdi>case, an! il ha- been
extensively u'"i IN every par of the C"urI-
trr.nlrtiCularlv in the Mll'r arI Northern STATE
and Strong testimony from mrii'g"n ami highly
respectable persons. la> been aducci in favor "i
IL merits .> Il remedy for colds ami coughs, aztec
tons Of the chest. diseased liver. &c. &c
HE genuine and original
Ir !! i=trr'S H,ll>um Of I'id Cherry.
on acc"u Of il @.c.,t popularity has been cNt"t
>vciv c"unt"ririlrI in Philadelphia, and some
ti.uIt>ant bottles al The spurious imitation thrown
into market and circulated.
flr,Hir, ,t<, h,i;1, jeHth"s.'q' L"k rN hh.,
Nr.<. lie :"mu.n" i.a>:n * PIT up in bottles,
with ~" ;'rr!< "'r Ni~;ar. liai,;rl &" VIII tl,r-
rv rII. blown in the ei,,>s: each bottle bearing Il
label CA the from MI. tie >i!%urc "l IL. WIS AE
N. u.
Thi- vii! - crvr'ojrl vii; wr:rrrcr:r"F,yrr'.r
Scrurc,!. LII; on winch Il AWAY an r.ir til.
written SIGNATURE al l. III IT'S.
iGrNr>-.l. G. Eil,.,iian John Bacon. s. .I"',ns
bury: II. &. Ba!.cucN. pa>>U!Hl'>ic: lanes ttr.
Barnet: ',cor"r t"wc>. kyt"ll".
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SECRETARY OF TIT. TREAS; ;.I''
REPORT.

SECRETARY or TIE TEEis;HY''
REPORT.
VT ! "'"'" ''''''''' ''I''.' '''' ~ - :,
been >"'""'''' I" "''@'''><' an a.>''''r %
winch i al we can ''''' room 10y '"' re-
'''H'' ''f '"' year '"'',Il.' '''n' 81 ~ >'''
were >'>''' '''2 '''''' N' 'NiT'''''''~ ''F
'A' same '>'" !'" were = '.'''.'.' '.'..'
leaving " ''.''''. { III INC '''','' ".,'' l.
,''' % '''' 10 '''''' NJ '>''''''.''' ~
'''i"> '' '''' !''' ''''''"I "''.' ''' 49,
VIII NV "'""' ''''''''' = ~ '''' w.
''' '>''''''''''' Nj '''''.'',',~ '' Wv '''''
year aye ..,''''' i" '' Il III .'''> ~ i y
''''''' "'''''''''> VI ''''''' '''''"' ~, TAX
''F>' 'i"'''''' '''''''- ''i''' ''.''''' ~ '''>'
'Nl''''''''' > ''''' '.'' .'''''' '.''''
It" ''''''',' wi '''''''' -, ''''' -
'''''''''> ''' l'"'' ''''>' u '''' >.'' T. VI
""''n i " ''''''''''''''" ''' '''' '''''' ''>
"''''' '''''' ,''' ''''''''' ''''''' 81 '''>
"'H '''N' ''"'H ~ :" 49,
i"' '''''''''' Wv '>''''''''' ''' .
''r inc year '"'''''''''''''5' guy i 49, IL
>'I,N'"'.'""'' "'''h' ""' ''' "'"'' '2'"''''
WIFI @''' '"r ~ means ''F IN" year Il
- 49, Nv '''''''''' VI
'"r 'i'' sane ','I'' l. '''.''' II :, - ~
"!''" i i"''''''! "''''' '''' ILL., ~
III Inc F"''l"> from '''' ''''''''''> ''''''"@
'.'' '.'"''"' '''''.' '.'''' '''''' "'', O
>'2h' '"''''@ "' 'F"''' '''' S''''' 'i'''''F ''''
year r''pF'.
l"' secretary says mat the lH'f'A~'i ah'
Ill rra-!n- expenditures OF "nr %"ycrnIH'n
are consequent upon tn" acquisition OF ON
new territories; Il" hopes 'Aat Congress WI
he liberal IN It's appropriations to" their ben
ri!,, y IL time i comm, when their a!vanr
ct rNiiI1'l"n will r"IAv present r%rr0h
'"r"S. 10y permanent and powerful az, m"n;1
tl"n OF the nat''iitl wealth.
In" ordinary estimated expresses n" -'.':',
&'2,9'' Those for tie territories are -,
'i','N"
III" estimated nHaINr"rrmt'd t''anc" II
the Treasury ON ''ny !. 1888 will be go,
%tG.ii3-a sum amply sufficient tnray oil th
~>i,237.93l OF the publ" debt which will thr1
ie due, ard t" meet ali the probable aHIro
priaiions Of Congress-
: H.. ,,,,l u j ~
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DiGt ERREOTYPE
TZIEIET Z RES,
rS,,kF< -iurlv ~ in crr,ul,>.ar W.D. M,PHER-
SONS DA(:l ERRitN SiEtiilN. O.

;r.sirr L. & Elr.iiau- 'r;I- >,r" v r,c - w''l.'l
fi:flv iyif :,l tho>. w. >i i,'r iryirc
i.iacilc~> /" give linn call Children taken 81 Hrl
acc Pictures taken from f"r;'r'.f~. i'':-','f'''
;y;,..- I>t- &c: s!~", from deceased i'i-'n- tli
iuvar!>. =; l!Ic,r rr~riricc~-
Pictures taken equally wcu in cloud weather,
AMI neatly So in Lockers. Ring. !.;S or fTar'---
i'ric,-~ II -" AMI i:N:;ri-
81 I"im llry r.,im. Nov. 81 ~. ASA
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midst 80 The l. rrli"h l.2i!0N %" a. III lil' WY
Whrh Is r"nn""'"! H'A thr "'-f''!""'mrm
- CIV .'''''' VI ''''''''''''
CT ltNci.
,v,!EsE., C1uE;,or CJyS, i;rTfoy.
We recently m"Hf'M"i some s'a'"N!' ~
concerning the virtues OF f'"Tf'"" q hl''
IN s"r"tr'a and other diseased states of tn"
system. mad" II. Prot. Stone IN the New Or
leans N''i'."' '''1'>''F' ''' " "r''|''f ''i!E
H''"''''''' '"' ''''''N'''- '"''''Fh'a'''! S'''-
m'h' when VIII a'''' 20 ''' interest 7""''''''
'E 'h'> "''''"''F!'
re appearance ~ ms 9f'''i'.a '.'''',
,,.,,,r.,,..,,' ,,h;ar. ..,o.1;.,., :, n,1.,,,.
ln;on. maxim" inquiries r"sprr;,nr il. TIL"
answer - q h',h'y ,''l>'A"''r" character,
,.,,..,..,,., l,.-;..;,o anl :, .,,,l. =, Il.
head 9th mc,li, a pro ,.,>ion n y. Orleans.
DIR SION" >nI> that there ~, Z '.' ''.'.' "t
'',' ''> -. .,II ' ''''''H. nv ~
,,I hy., III IN I..o. ot' ,;v +, ,.;.rt Grains
Of The ul.>rl,a-r vii. more ~ les 4 tl, oil.
a.r".i'u. = =" s''NiHrh 81 the patient may
l' IL - T. ear H. ',' 'r n,..'h every h'''n-
-, I.a -.
,L..r,...r,..,l ,,rr,,.>>;on
We -'>n ,,,,;..a tlat Dr. r., N-,r~rn ct'
E,,s.o, r. , ,c.,,n,u;,.,,;, ,,c Eu,rou Med
i-al AMI Sur.i'ai journal. speaks ttv"rallv
of the nrw remedy. II" suggests. however
tina. phosphate Of soda INV perhaps t.. pref
c.alI. to the phosphate Of lime, as the Latter
is n~r'ullr.
S,.rr,< D,.,ru :, ,.,,..r r.,,,,, Mr. L,I,
I;< :, c...,.,.~.,. l,o,.,,., MI ...
.o,,r,. a,,r, o- v,,,,,,I..~ f...,. or.,,.
,cqr~ old din,l >nllrnr, in nv school. She
asked N"rrI>-i'n :" rr'lr" 4 i'w minutes l''-
.'' y -',''. "''',? rr'H", yer les
,r.,,, a.. ,l.,r -. r;..,.i 49,"
,!;.t,.ly taken W.. a.,,l l,i -oi', .l,,n ia ,h.
~''hv"' h'"~'. 81" "Ni''"- What /. tn"-; re
h'',r .'''"' vine" sac ".'N' '''' ''"rh,'' S,'
Wv. ,.'' ill.,, 49,. '1' ''',
(" lirr aunt>. which ACTUALLY and literally
'''ii.' i" pass the sane Gay.
t. The Ery. S.ha.,a;n S,rr.tcr oil ,>.ru
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DARING BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER-Aw-
FUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT-G0v. SEYMOUR, ETC
ALBANY, Dec q, 1859.
During Last night the dry goods store Of J. e. Water
man. in Washington street. in this city, entered in
the by burgsrs and robbed Of hundred dollars
in money. clerk named Haysrad, who sspt in the
oond story found upon opening the store at
o'clock this morning in senseless condition his face and
head badly bruised Of hs teeth knocked In, and
handkerchief tied around his neok that he nearly
dead from strangulaticn His face much b,ackened
and the bloody gore was streaming from his wounds
This afternoon the unfortunate somewhat revived
and stated that he aoeosted By two in Disguise
who demanded all the money in the store threatening
his life II he refused After obging him to give them
what he had they struck him with Instrument like
slupg shot, which rendered him senseess He is able
to describe the villains that they may be Unidentified
The Of the h0rrid is within one door
of the fourth district police station which shows that
the work Of devtry perperated with the greatest
ceution and No bsen made and as
yet no suspicion rests upon any person What smeunt
prosaby never viii Be w. e. :nd
offers reward Of two hundred dollars the arrest and
conviotion Of the tpfisDs.
man named Michael Mahur sixty years of age was
run over by train Of the Troy Railroad last
completely scvOred from nM body He yss 10 :hi. sty
and his recovery is considered very doubtful
The residence Of Mr. Long the Della turnpike,
about eight miles from this city entered ss.
day night by mis- bedroom WINDOW and his paRse;oons
were rfed Of $3.50. No clue TO the burglar.
Governor Seymour will arrive In the oty 10 morrow. to
remain peTmsnentIy. He will ocoupiy, his residence,
the premises vacated ~ Gov. Hunt
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MotcoroIogao.i Observ.tlons,

hsasEs LINE, oryIcE BAsEMENr NO. az WALL rRsEr
MONDAY. Dec. n. 1861
BUyvALs, 10 A. NJ Cold and cloudy Looks like snow.
Wind southeast. ThcfmometeT %. Barometer zo.61.
ROCHESTER,. 10 A. M.-Cod and olsudy morning Wind
northwest Thsrmometsr Is.
AvBUaH, 10 A. A.-Dark and cloudy morning. Wind
southeast. Thermometer SO.
S1sAousE, 10 A. M.-Cloudy and cold. Wind south
wsst. Thermometer IS.
Urea, 10 A. M.-Oloudy. Wind west. Thsrmomse~
80.
clear. Wind northeast Thermometer A.. Bsromstsr
80 500 Mercury rs
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Debates In tine Common Council.
[0ur Special Report

BoAsD or ALpEsMEN Dec. 27, 1861
cosiPTaoLLERs SALARY.
Alderman STuRIEyAyT introduced preamble and roso-
luton TO the effect that tho ofos Of Deputy Comp
troier had abolished and that ths Com teoer hal
done the duties Of both his essry should be Increased
after little dssultory conversation he said he he'd IN
tended ssk for reference but the motion apPear4
to meet with universal appreciation he would move ~
immediate adoption
Alds7msn BARR (sixth ward) understood that when
the Deputy ComptrOlers of,e abolished tho ciet
force increased and that being tho CASE he hoped
for the sake of inquiry, it would take reference
Alderman SsTH eleventh ward) observed the salary
had already been raised to So 600 year when the once
OF Deputy was abolish ed and no should think the better
course would be 10 let il take reference
The motion to refer then put and lost
Alderman would vote fer tho appropriation, -
the andiDg donation but even then thsy
might wait .Al they asked Be oed for tbs rsaA
II OF the resolution.
Alderman S1unrLvAsT (the clerk having read it) sail
their was donation abeut IT. IL payment for seg
vices ard certainly the Comptroller had not ASKED for
Iether the Chief Of Police when they Increased his
salary but then the chief distinguished member q
cu1 simiy.n (Lsughter)
Alderman DTrMAN understood the ofhoe OF deputy
ccmrtYoer abolished because II vas fcuad TO be IN
necessry Sut hs wiling 70 pay for all services real
u rendered.
Aldermen sMlrH moved 10 amend the resolution BY
substituting the that So COO be donated 60
Alderman DaHxarY moved that, anssudmsue
they resolve that Nr Fsgg the comptroer (s.est b
presented with 81 900 in addition TO his saIasy os
| amidst mrch iassrier
The QUESTION then put that it be laid the tabla
which lot and the OF girs resolution osrriel
By vote OF Is 10 Alderman Denman declining 10 vote
Adjourned to Wednesday evening
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House OF Representative.


WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1862
a,rroem.Tios WANTED coHcERNISo CAPTURE
AmrR,cAN AN VESSELS ny AUTHORITIES.
On molten Of Mr. SMART It resolved that the Pre-
edsnt Of the United States be requested to communicate
ts tho House, II not Incompatible with the public In
tsrssts what II any, have been takcn since
January Last In relation to the capture and condsmua
cion by the Spanish authorities Of the bark Georgina
and brig Susan Loud, Of Maine.
THs CHARGES AGAINST wATRoys, OF TEXAS.
The House passed resolution paying $50 for report
ing The proceedings before the Judiciary Committee
latve to charges sgsns. Judge strons OF Texas Ths
vote exhDted the act OF l4 members ben9 In attsnd
nnco.
CLAIMS or cusrom OFFICERS.
Mr. eI Of Chic offered q resolution which was
adopt calling the President inform the House
whether claims pending fore the Treasury Depart
ment In favor Of fundry persons who have
been custom house officers Also under what Law, not
heretos recognized by the department. these persons
Aemspd additional pay by whom such claims have been
ressntsd and whether in the oploiou of the President
any by Congress advisable protect the rrsasu
ny from unjust claimants.
THE CENSUS
On motion Of Mr. MrAoHAM (whg3 Of VT, resolution
was sent the Committee Printing TO Inquire into
che proprety Of printing 900 copies Of the report Of
che Of the Census for the Of members
LIEUTENANT GEvrRALsHIr.
Mr. STEPHENS, (wbig) Of ia moved that the rules be
speposd for tho purpoe Of conidesing the senate
s,u.icn sus nzrs hs e.s ideIs Of me vai'sd s,Ass
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On Saturday night during alteration In drinking
houe in schashticoke Valley in the northern part Of
this county Patrick Mullins stabbed Michael Ran in
shocking a msnner that hs cannot possibly eurvivs,
Mullins has been arrested
Bridget scanlin beautiful young gill; ared about aix
teen years attempted to com. suicide Sunday eve
riug by eaDrg into the vsr from Of the ferry
which ply between this city and West Troy Sts was
rescued by young on board the beat When taken
from the water he was UNCONSCIOUS but in the
coursa Of an hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

CTNcTNNArf. Doc. 70, IbOZ.
Flour selling here ct ~ Is Provisions gsnsesly arc
unobangsd Large OF mess pork dsivsrabs in New
York In March have been msds ct go Hogs ct -
BaN The river b high, and ffeshts arc dropping
Flour to Now Orleans $50 pork 6oc New York exchaugs
para prsiniun Eastern currency b now baakabis st
u per cent di6count.
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TO- ocsfer the title Of Lieutenant Genera, fsr eminent
military services.
Mr.. Jorrs, (dsn Of Tena demanded the yeas sad
q
slim moved there be call Of the House, which was
One hundred and forty y-ssven menbsrs answered to
Hr srAHLY, (wblg) Of O., suggested 10 Mr.. Ste
next Monday As the House was now sIim
Mr. srfrnEus replied he had every confidence that the
Houss would pass the .esoluion but he was willing TO
There were cries I'll over the House, "vots now ets
have the question,"&o
nays 70-two thirds being necessary az follows-
iKAs-hessrs Atercrombis aiken Allison Appleton Of
.i' sss q sssss
Chepman Copssr. Darby. Dookery Duncan. sdmusdson
hss nssa
Sss g:
Nevton Parker of1a Ps..les Porter Pr:sson
ton ho stanton Tenn Stanton Of stephens o.
i ~ssia: wslos White d KY &sss
ard Williams $3.50. x. ~
s s:S :! y! Assi';a ss
o; T.. R:.1 Dss
sr Sr'T
% obi IL Of Ga
fSn ods @ ps
Of Con; Smart Stephens OF N. ri Stuart Sweetser
Townsend, Wallace and Wildrick.
MESSENGER FoR THE SUPERINTENDENT or
On motion Of Mr. JOHNSON, (dem) Of Ark the House
reconsdered the vote by which they hsd rejected the
solution from the Printing Committee authorizing the
employment Of two clerks at yearly salary Of 500
each and messengers at So per day In the ooe Of the
Superintendent Of Public Printing, and the resolution
was passed, by yeas s5 nays AZ
oREGoyIAcs
Mr. LANE, delegate from Oregon introduced bill Civ
ing bounty lnnAe - officers and soldiers of the Cayuse
war In Orr gon Territory and bill providing for tae 10
cation Of bounty lands there.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES WANTED.
Mr.. HARRIS (dem OF Tenn, offered Q resolution
having In view the prompt making Of reports from
mlttees, some Of which have not reported for nearly
sigh, months.
There now found to be no quorum, and the House
adjourned.
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