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&hnl GKAT,I.EMGgG.

Whatever concerns The hcalil, and huppinces
of arcnl!c is III al !iiHcs OF the most valuable
Importance. take it fHr granted that every
prson will DO all in their pov err To save the lives
Of their children, and tliat every person will en-
deavor 10 promote ilier own health II, all sacri-
fees. ier! il 10 hc my duty TO splcmnly assure
you ila, WORMS. according To the opinion of
The most celebrated Physicians, are the primary
ci,ildrcn and adults are liubie t
nppaitc continually u M e ri,
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D. . !. EKT IEg
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Has just rccsiyed from Baltimore and New
fork,a large and we'll rclec.etlsloek Of
Rroadclotiss, Cas>isnorcs untl:
TESIING,S,
the fnesi and bes. that Inns ever been brought
to this market.
l ~ ---ALso,---- ST. -
Ready made Clothing for Gents and Youths,
9tev,ry, qnnlity and description. IIaving sc.
lcctcd the Goods, and had illem made uplo or
ger, he can warran, the work.
Evory description end quality of Gloves; Dress
Hats na,le mp to order; Caps, Sill! Cravnts,
silk Pocket llundkcrciliefs and Neck Ties,
Linen Shirts, do. Collars, Merino Untlershris,
do. drawers, with every article Tint isworn by
gentlemen, which he offers on reasonable terms.
and solicits = call from his old customers, and
the citiz"ns of the District generally.
Snmtcryillc, Nov 18th, 1852 3--tf
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Southern Hi,cosa.

The attanoo Glenn Gazette
ssallaslesa tto.atp@s Sto the erection of
ssiths purpose of curing bacon. etc:
sGirculating about town the other
day, we took occasion to visit the
large smoke house Of Mcssrs. G. Il.
5Sreenyile, & Co. Mr. G., the ac-
tive partner, has taken great pains
and spared no expense to fit up a
house every way safe and convenient.
Immediately adjoining it is large
5ante;room, with thick floor for re-
ceiiiyiing bacon and preparing for
handling. a door leads from it into
the smoke house. Deep vaul:s are
sunk in the, ground and walled up
with brick. At one end of the vaults
arc steps TO go down with wood--at
Ssthesotheris the fire, which is covered
oYcr&ith3 CRATES, forming net work
thatsmakes it impossible for a spark
to get through. Green hickory wood
alone is used. An additional scculi-
Z ty against fire doing damage is found
sSiin: Keeping q large cistcrn full OF wa
sSsersconvenicnt for immediate use, and
B Mr.. G., informed US that he also had
Sa9small frescngine, intended for his
warehouse yard, ready for use if fire
waste break out in any This cxtcn.
siyesbuildings. They expect to cure
and five hundred thou.
sand pounds Of bacon this season;
haying already upward of 100000 in
store and enga agcd. This seems like
doing business in the right way
We. trust this enterprise will be
crowned with success, and that it will
beTthe forerunncr of similar establish.
ments all over the Southern country
There is no lnoretnced ior the slaye
holding States toasdcpcnd upon tNc
5aYestern States almost exclusively
for snppliesrof pork, bacon, etc, than
4 there is for three wheels to tray
g Every cotton and sugar. gro%mg
State8$conll raise sufiicicncy OF
sSineat, corn, etc., for themselves, and
80 spare without any extra trouble
& spsawithoub diminishing, to any mate
rial extent, the yield Of the mucl,
sprided staIl9s. And suppose the
+ SSs yield vas somewhat diminished. an
5enhancsd price for what was raised
would be very likely to follow, more
\ than making up for the deficiency OF
ssss;sarnount, while the planters would
save theimnehse sums annually paid
to Ohio, Indiana, and other States,
for8 Indispensable plantation ncccsa.
RIGS, Thus, it will be seen, they
would save in three Ways: 1st, in
tile enhanced price Of their staple;
"a, inSraising articles Of prime ne.
eessity such pork, upon their own
plantations, (Which establishments
like the above could readily cure }
and which would involve but the cX.
ponditprc Of IA trilling amount, in
4 comparison TO the sums. nov paid for
those iieccssaaes; Sd, in the diversi,
Gcatiea Sf tabois- ESQ much needed
an all of be s!agehclaiRlss common
wealssa- oala follow. N. Q.
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Fcnclson observed to a priest who
was complaining to him Of the dances
Of the pcasantrv. "AIy friend. nci.
thcr You nor myself need to dance
We can be happy in cur own way:
but il dancing makes these poor rco-
.ple happy who have so few sources of
enjoyment, Why Should they NOT
fdanee2'
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Tmpr0Ved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past l3Iy"urs the subscriber wish
cs 10 inform ilc public thai hr siil n;nni;lc-
lures Cotton Gins Ii his establishment IN State
burg, nn the most improved and approved PLAIN
vhicl, he thinks that the cn;Inn !,!umgd un unc
OF those giES of the late Improvement iH worth
az least Il quarter al :: cent more i!!Hn the cot
ton einncd on lie ordinary gin. lie also man
uiac.uTcs ilru on tie ;hos slHll" coiistru 'ion.
Of the finest finish and of the hest materials Ia
vii. Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
.arirncd Which he xviii sell for - per Saw
He also repairs old gins and puts iis.m ia COM
pl,tc order at l" shortest notice. A't orders Tor
Gins viii be promptly aud pincnmtiy attended
10. Wll.ilNh l.l.iiNoN.
Siateburg, Sumter Dist, :. {. Feb ~ 20.
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-1S2--S.z..---22l-l2
TIE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. G.,
LEAVING the Wharf at Tie foot Of.
l.atrcns-st. daily at 3, p. Iii. after Tic
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
'MINGTON, N. c., irom which potnt
two daily trains are dispatched at 8 a. NJ;
and > II. NJ; Tic 8 O'Clock only connecting at
Weldon with the lines TO Petersburg,
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, PIl;ia-
dclphin, and Ncw-Iori. 'Phe public is
respectfully informed that the steamers OF
these lines. are in first ralc condition, and
are navigatcd hy we'll known and on
pcrlcnccd commanders; the Rail Roads
arc in fine order, (tIc Wilmington
and Weldon, as well as tic .Scahoar,i
aud Ronnnko having recently been rclah
Will heavy TraiD thereby sGcuri g both
safety and despatch. BY these routes
passengers awaiting themselves OF the
FillS'I TRAIN may reach Baltimore in
10 hours. Philadelphia in - hours, ard
New York in 30 - hours; and hy the
SECOND TRAIN they arrive in Bill
tiInorc in 20 hours, PHILADELPHIA in SO
hours, and New York in I'll - hours.
Through tickets can alone he had from
Il. WlNSl.OW, Agent OF The Wilmington
ana Raleigh Rail Road Company. at the
Office of the Company, foot n. Laurcns
street, Charleston, s. G., 10 whom please
apply.
March 23. 1852. off.
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Camden Bazaar

LOOK HhRE! LOOK .HERh'!.h I
JUST received ancw supply of WIN
FER GOODS, consisting Of a great va
ricLy Of Dry Goods, newest styles, Cloth
rg. }onnels, Hats, Boots. and Shqsa,
Grorerlcs, Hardware and C9llefy, Crpclia-
ryand China Ware, SS t.sI g
Selllug5a Ghaflegto ION prle Is 4
c5s VI ,f} siI(;I * u Il
gaNdesL Dec & q tts55a 81 fis
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EE2AE. IMpE MNNNAz :,

This is The most difficult Worm to destroy Of
I'll that imicsi Il'c hlinrn system, ii grows 10 an
almost Indefinite lcns;It btc"sing 50 coi.d and
fastened 10 Ia; lnicstigcs and Stomach ciicciny
the health 80 sadly rs 10 cause 81. Niius Dance,
fits, Nc., that Hose II tliictrd seldom il ever
suspect thai it is Inpt Worn. busicning them o
"u carly grave. lmord"r 10 destroy this Worm, Il
very energetic ircalmcn; mus! he pursued, il
would therefore be proper To take 10 s Of my
Liver Pills so as 10 remove ii! distractions, ,ilu!
ii:c " u!m syrup may act direct upon the " urn,
which must he taken i'll doses OF IablrSpuo,.-
iul* ) Times Il day, these directions followed
have I!cTcr been known 10 fail in curing The
most obstinate case OF IHpe NtyM.
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SOU.PII CAROLINA
TemDaranne AdVncate.

THIS Paper having been removed 10 Cpur
den, and placed under The management -uiu
control of the subscriber, will be published re-
gulary every wuels on and after the 9th Janua-
Fy,
The paper is designed rs the Organ of the
Cause Of Temperance, embracing ercfry Order
and organization. II will be II miscellaneous
family Iurrnaland Agricultural Paper and the
aim of The present proprictnr will I've to ,r;kc it
in every respect woriIytl,e confidence and sup.
port, not only OF Temperance AI., BIT Gi tmt.
reading public gcneTllls;S----,.
II is carnrsIlF~h0p,I That all who feel an in
,etrii'I lis success. will ut once, use their in
,te?t.t,sss,tS 10 accomplish its permanent establish
Z SsssE TWO DOLLARSI IN ADVANCE.
n SSipiions for-six months reserved nj the
sESis25Nstssgt IN eactgasc the cash must accom-
~ 3, order and all letters by mail are c1-
{{Sjss iss3A,. prepaid
Msa 10 Saxs ail The sers- pro.
flrptnf III ahNni!ce fSf ti's, year iSo2, wl.l iie
furnished WIN the pay rf until i!.c tirlu inrwhch
,cy have paid expires. The accounts for 1882
having been transferred 10 the subscriber, those
who are in arrears wili ohlgc Him by rcmiiting
the alnounl imHtcdi"irIq. Address.
THO. J. W .IiiEN, Camdcn, S. C..
December - lSJ2. If
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9
From Tait's Magazine.
M sss a;tsstlf;lss.Gr.


BERT! NtcoLL. Il
Hale be Thy b6nestStrusty heart,
ndsiiale thy bcllEand snawny pow, /
he hand pl Old nc'er furrowcd Der ,
Sbaiilder or Il tnanler brow.
The ladle villa was nee thy pct,
Eissbeen3in places lar ava,
sntshe stliy5mltlrrow haslia met
snlonG u c!gtcatnor yet the sma'.
slces proud aneuch was to ST
Beside thee iu the muirand kirk,
sr9tingIe eller--alict % weight,
Mao wonder though your oe did sm;rk
nd braSyianeuc Was to find
head thctpreachcr's hand upon,
ss5y lille byiih he kirkyard st;le he cracked
OEbalY things wi Elder John
nd 3sync as hamc alang the muir
spratlling by your side did rip,
estiiiid how Ne rehukcd iliac tlochts-
lnd ci'a them vanity and sin.
aBdi peniieszfrac your.aud brcck pouch
Ylii tlautls o. counsel ye would ric,
rheilastf tfwar giidc-but aye the first
Slikei lest, j wilma lee
tDbydsily firesidc worship dwalls
assa Within tliis inmust soul OF minc.,
Thy earnest prayor--say prophet like
For a ION earth i wadua' tyne.
y And You and granny sang the Psalms
nlkalyrhpt sincerity
granny--tlinna greet, auld man
She's looking down on you and INC.
Can I3forget how lang ana well
s4.sls The carritclies ;yc made me read
ssQftyct Tic 8aIplcs-rosic anes--
gat 10 gnrsme mend my speed?
Can I.forget affections words,
al That, frae your lips like pearls ran {?
Can forget the heart that prayed
80 d see inc aye an honest nal
And mind ye isos,' We got us bcukS,
&; "a nd read wi mick!c care and skill
Until We 3thoclt this head wad way
S5s2s The poopit's haly place Until
ForSfnony an idle whim Of mine
Vad my auld father journeys gang;
His 5aulds heart danced when did right
{ And sair it gricycd when | did wrang
Dutsnairtllan a'--frac bcuks sac auli---
Era money treasured, earnest page,
slbpnttraced;i,ori me the march ol Truth
I The path of Right from age TO agc
"a peasant iauld aud puir and deaf
Bequcaihod this legacy to me.
was his bairn--hc filed my soul
NYitnHloYc for Liberty!
DE Sllossings on Thy reverend head,
fdinna.nced for thee TO pray;
.SlFieipatl5 is narrow, hut nae cen
Fer saw thee from il stray.
God hears his ancient servants up
Hest thee since Thy nio began
1'm noble by desccnt-lhy grave
Ss:;SyYili, hold an honest man.
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EEaD22a,acEs'S E.ivc1 Us:l!S


No part Of the system is more able 10 disease
Iisan lhc LIVER, it serving liltsrcr 10 puri-
iy III" h!oul, Or giving ilN proper sccr>!iun 10
iilr bile 80 l!at any wrong action of the Liver
ELECTS Tie o!hcr important parts of tile sySicm
and results vaViousIy in Liver Complaint
watch every symptom that might Indicate II
wrong action ui the Liver. These Pills being
composed Of RoOr5 and PLANTS furnished hy
nature 10 heal the sick: Namely, !St. An LIZ
rECT0GANr, Which atlgmcs.Is the secretion from
the TIIIHOuIry mnciIt membrane. or promotes
tic discharge Ui scrrcicd matter. 2nd, An AI.
ElRNATIvE. which cErnn"cs in some inoNplica-
be and imScu>ibc npHnrf the certain morbid
action Of the system. 3rl. \ 'iuSIC, which
gives tone and strength 10 the nervous system
renewing lr:lIl an'i vigur 20 all parts OF the
body. 'i!h, \ tArINnrIu. which nc!S IN lcr-
feet harmony with The nllcr Ingredients, ami
operating on The Bowels, and cxpcI!ns The
" Wiio!c mass Of corrupt nnl yiiatyd matter, ana
purifying the BLOOD, which destroys disease and
restores health
LACco 1-:{1l lzaNn aalG 90
lou vii! find these Pills an invaluable mchi-
cine u, many complaints 10 which you are sub
jet la "hsuuctIrr.s either total OF partial. they
have i.cu inuuh olinc .nnc benefit. restoring
l!cir functional arrangements 10 IL healthy nc.
lion. purifying lhs blood aud oihcr fluids 80
circtGal!y loput TO fight all complaints which
may arise from ruiulc Irregularities, head
ache. ai,idinrss, dimnc>s Of sight, pain in tie
side, back, Wc.
Nunc genuine unless signpdI. y. lIunENsACK,
all Others being base ilHilniiom.
PRiHn-ElCU - CI'S.
z - Agents wishing new supplies, aud store
Keepers ,!.siruUs OF becoming Agents must al.
dress lhc Proprietor, j. \, IuHENSACK,
phIulcIphia, Pa.
For sale by all Druggists and Merchants in
the q. =
4. ii. Cones, Charleston, Wholcs.lc Agent
for lie state.
August lG,l, 1852 Ply
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Notice.

AL Person having demands against tha
II Estate OF O. $. REEFS, lncc@scd, will
l,and ihem in properly atlostet, and thos
wil.uake Immediate paNneLt TO
w . WATlES RlES.
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.,--s-...-...-. TAKES this Hcihod oi
S:rss.-az.ss. ser Informing The citizens oi
etGt----------t1i9 Sumirryiic aud vicinity that
he has opened in >umlcrvllc, opposite the new
Presbyterian Church, CABINET WARE
ROOM, where he viii keep for sale. cheap, all
such furniture as comes under this department
of his trade, which he will warrant ol good
material and viii furnish tor cash, AZ Charles
ton prices, all descriptions OF Furniture made
Repairing executed nj ihc shortest noicc
Mahogany and plain Collins furnished witll-
out delay.
llnyi1s procured the services OF Mr, G., w.
DAVIS, he is prepared 10 f3rnish Aletallic Plates
engraved III any style.
All the snbsriber asks is a fair trial, and
hopes by nnctuai attention 10 busincss and.
easy terms. lomcrit public eQtrcna3c
9 s{SFebruafy17 IL, 1852. l7-ly# 4 #as
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AS x u. SFE,'SIh CURER,
DR.. l!ougiiion's FErsiS has produced the
most marvellous effects, III curing cases OF De-
hIliiy, Emacatiun. Nervous Decline, and Dys-
prptlc Consumption. 1t is Impossible TO give
tllc details OF eases in the limits Of this adver
tisvmcnt; but authenticated certificates have
been given ot mSEc shan Two hundred Remark
ahlc Cures, IN Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston alone. These were nearly MI desperate
eases, and lie cures were not only rap.d and
wonderful, bat permanent
Ii Is a great Nervous Aniiioic, and particular
" Use iul Tor tendency 10 Bilious disor,!cr, Liver
Cuup.aint, Fever aud Aguc, ana ili2 Evil ELECTS
Of Canine, Mercury, ana other drugs upon the
Digestive Organs. aiycr 4 long sickness. Also,
Tor excess i'll ealing, and the 100 free use of ar
dent splits. it almost recoucilcs Health with
lntcmpcrauce. 3ss
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
There is no form Of Old Stomach Complaints
which il does not seem 10 reach and remove III
once. no matter liow bad they may be, il gives
instant re'icf! A $imgtr dose rcm0rcS al The
unpleasant symptoms; and il only needs 10 be
repeated for IL short time 10 make these good
effects permanent. Purity Gi Blood and Itgor
/ q E0dy follow at once. II is particular excel
lent III eases OF Nausea, Vomiting, Cramps,
Soreness OF The pi, OF thc Stomach, distress after
eating, Low, cold state of the Blood, lic.vincss,
luwIl"ss Of Spirits, Dependency, Emncation,
Weakness, tendency 10 Insanity, Suicide, &c.
DR.. lloughton's PcPSm, is sold by nearly all
the dealers in fine drugsnnl Popular Medicines,
| throughout tho un;cd States il is prciaicd in
PowGcr and in flud lorm--and III Prescription
! yiaiS for the use of Physicians.
! Private Circulars Tor the use Of physicians,
may be obtained OF DR.. Iloughnn or his Agents,
describing tie whole process of frrcpnratioI, and
I giving the aui nriits upon which the cluilus of
this new remedy ARE based As it is not a secret
| scmcRy, no ohjcc ton can he raised asainsl lis
/ use by Physicians in respccln6lc standing and
regular practice. Price, One Dohdr per bottle
| 5T ODsERvE TuIs Livery bottle of the
4 genuine pErSlN bears the written signature Of
! ]. 5. iIouGIrroH, u. d.. sole Proprietor, Phil.
/ adcrhia, P;t.> Copy-sght and Trade Mark &C.
| erred.
a.T Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
For sale in Snmf mfcrvinc by
MILLER & sBGll3TON.
| December l6, 1851. 8-ly, s
| Butter Lard, :. con- 81 Corn
la;l5iE Mepntainj 6lttef. Gn$ tsna,l fiirgSils,
"a. 40, }tSestts ha9sl dc.
y Va
Mach 1851
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Webb gIarlEE's S Hotel.

p III II It Y ILl4sIl, G 8 q 1! l895
fsS.Sa1 Hiiis ltoteLis situated it,g tlies mort
E,!!lsg pleasant part oi tic tolsii lha
IsastL l'rcprietay wili he Il silaaseii q see
his lricnls aud travcl Ing jir0i,,-
sisngto spare no eastlei iGts IN. .l,js fi tesS
render tienl ttlpi Forlal lle. els red
sonaeie. i. 5 s
Vi SIC 20 ~ 3sy Il
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Through Fare from Charles.
TON TO BALTIMORE $3.50;
TO PHILADELPHIA $40;
---- A A. IL IVY NLNAAr N,IAIn ,-L.lA -----
TIE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM

I! ;:s E51s E5=s1=;: @ So sIli1ly. =.
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TEEy., G.. Va. s3HcgLSSrs.

TNT It 1IE EEKAIAN WEDININE STORE,
l2O Arch Street, Ph!a,e. phia.
Their power over tlIa above diseases is no;
esccil3'.-if cquai'cd--by any otl,er prepara-
ton iil the United States, the cures attest in
mnmGcascs after skilinl physicians lad failed.
IL. Bittcrs are worthy tie attention Of
iW;S{!a. Possessing great virtues III lie rnti:i-
cnll o! sis"nsrs OF The Liver and loser
g!nnl &. eXercsil tl,r linaL se;lrchinn nhynr. in
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mise He sulogized the Lieutenant Governors course in
the appointment Of his committees, having 'aston-
ished the people ard COMPOUNDED his enemies" and
pointed to the committee on the canal question
Illustration
Mr.. VAN scHooSuovEs-The ordinary rappings Of the
Senator upon the sense desk fearful than the
spirit rappipgs He bored all the sion to prevent an
amendment of the constitution and finally comes up
and votes for an amendment. Oh what treading on
the grave OF Michael Hoffman, that Senator has told
He has, for four months been declaining about
ngDg the ping aud ouragi it.
and votes for These back out because they
meet the verdict Of the people. The voice of that
people has been heard. ard these quail before IT,
Mr.. V. s. admitted the fairness OF the of the
Lieutenant Governor Who DOUBTED It, who has attacked
hinS His jealous friends defend him la advance
cts,ges made Admitting all his libsraliyt in
case,has any committee been appointed in such way
to Ielssse any political power TIVE the COMMITTEES on
into poli,ic'a I am (said Mr. " s. at the head Of
committee
Mr.. BRisror- the Anti rent Committee?
Mr. VAN ScuooNHovEN--No. wish was am at the
head Of the foor Law Committee. (augher) and have
been making reports all wis ter such democratic Sena
tors have asked Great good may be looked for from the
cooling process of the Niagara excursion Perhaps
his very earnest friend from the snth (Mr PieIce) will
come back prepared to go for she plan of one John
VsnceI bIt /"
The question then coming on the to appoint
by the chair, it was lost-as f0llows-
AxEspMs.srs p,sns Bartlett catnses Cornell Davenport
NAxs-Msssrs beach. Bennets Bristoi Clark. Hunting
ton, Kirby, MeLwain Morgan Neweomh, Plats, Snow "a
Mr.. CoNGER proposed res,lution declaring the udg
medt OF the Senate about the wsdgment of the
holders OF canal certificates from any premium
account Of holding such certificates to the end the
time for which they were issued, aud retaining the
al fund Ia its integrity and providing rates
OF toll
Mr. VAN ScHooNmovEN suggested that this code should
he confined to the Senator from the Seventh alone.
Mr. CoolEY-The Assembly have q trial on hand There
IL no of our trying our members.
recess was taken till aP. M.
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ALBANY, June 3, 1858.


CASE MArHEE.
debate brought out the printing Of Cans Com
missioner Mathers communication, n question raised
that the extra copies could only be printed by virtue
a concurrent resolution.
1he vote ordering SO 600 copies reconsidersd and
then Mr. WooD moved joint resolution, directing that
number to be printed resolution referred.
Mr.. LOOMS moved that the usual number be printed
Carried.
NEW YORK SCHOOL TAX ETC
mmunicati0n received from the Secretary Of
State, saying that n, legislative action necessary
to the New York city school tax, 1t having been paid
since the last sion but hat there still deficiency
in Rensselaer, county, which vas source of much vexa
tiOn and called for provision for loan it,
Referred to a Committee ON Ways and Means.
ANOTHER EXCURSION.
communication received from the New York and
Ere Railroad and Buffalo ami NewYork City Railroad Com
papies inviting the Legislature to take trip from New
York TO Buffalo and Cleveland at sny time they may
choose their roads ard the Lake steamers
ming in connec ion there 18th.
Mr. W. TAYLOR, (whig) of.N. Y moved to accept-but
by consent it LAID the table for the present in
order 10 decide upon time fer its acceptance.
PASSED
The Brooklyn Water bin called up, and read a
thild time and passed.
Also the bill 10 incorporate the Widows and Orohan $
fund OF the Associate Presbyterian Church Of Norsn
America.
THE sENATE's PROPOSED DAY oP ADJoURNMssr.
MI Cook (whig) If Gonesee asked consent t. all no
the seras resolution for na adjournment OF the 7tb
Mr. HENDERSON (dem) Of Steuben, objected
Mr. suAw (dan,) of n. Y, moved to euspend Ine RUE
in order take up the resolution. Lost-46 20 Zz'
THE EvFFALo rfrrsBURG aAILpoAD .
Mr. CIArP (whig) Of Eiie asked consent 70 nave the
bill 10 an. nd allow c;y OF Buffalo to loan
its bonds to e Buffalo and Pi.tsbarg uompsoy
resd a third tne. Granted and the blu passed
TIE ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION AGAIN
M.. suAwasked consent to take up the Senate rcsou
luton relatve 20 adjournment
MIR. HUNTINGTON orjecisd
Mr. snAw then Icy sll orders upon the table
.l,,&ip hat his IN
Senate had by the resolution, placed themselves in
Uecuar situation with reference to the proposed
sion He desired that this resolution might be
CURED in that they might act with the same freedom
with this house
Mr. eAsE Iem of Onondaga, thought that If the
Senate ve,e u a bad fix il their woIk. We
were not pr.pnred to say now wheo TO adj urn.
Air. W. jAYLoR thoua hit that, $ Of courtesy to
tie Senate, it ought to be considered
Mr.. CHAMr1AlN, (dem Of Allegheny, took the foor,
when the question wss pronounced not debateable
The motion was lost, ayes 81 mays 27-Dot majority;
(nayslan demccrats)
COUNTY COURTS
The bill elatiyc to the courts Of Kpgs county read
third time and passed
[Ihe lightning has completely stopped teegraphing.
We therefore without usual report Of the alter
noon session Of the Legislature