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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-18


0oT3ilNG At RETAIL.
A tram nUNROE & cos O~e Pvios
~ Store, Ne ~ Magazine street, corner "'
Gsssier.
We would inform our friends. and the puo-
lie IN general, that our present -''eAo'
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, NC,
i. unequalied in extent and heHn's by tnaI Of
any other establishment N the United states
To DO convinced OF this statement y l. "niF
necessary to call and examine. Oar immeh-e
sale. are brough, about by the simple iae'
being known, that the prices We place upon
GOOD. /. uniformly les. and the qnsliy ~
,a,.h article is guaranteed What II ~ represent
ed TO be. Perfect satisfaction !, What We ann
al in dealing with our customers.
All our clothing is manufactured nj our e.
attainment, No. AL Broadway, New YORK,
under the immediate supernirnd.nce OF Que
of our firm, who spares no pains ~ securing
the mos, desirable styles Of goods u Is WIN
the fullest confident, Of being able 10 give
satisfaction. that We lnSitc all who ms, be IN
want of articles in our line TO call and eSaiii-
| inc our assortment
The following is only partial list OF arti-
cles.
F,nrk and Dress Coa's-Fr and Eng black
cloth dre.. and frock coats. do do blue, brown
mulbe fry. aud green cloth irosss do do hlacs
brown. mulberry, olive. and golden brown
cloth polks.. Fr. and Eng. black and fancy
,olored cloth waking Goals. Iimalaya iur
I new s,yIe.) sac III, nch, black, mulberry, ana
/ olive cloth opera sses do black aud fancy
eoIored dot skin Union saes- do extra super
fine drab and fancy colored walking coats
cudring,on, gray, mxsd, and -ii'.r gray sac
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MAlvS Music STORE,
~. 5 asd 7 Camp IT,, . dsors ~ Cns'


Tfx undergone assirss ~
- pc~isully Ia inform the publie thA
" w they can siwsys find II he 1ss't
Store, choire and large assortment 81 Piano
Fortcs, q, very reasonable prices, ard Oh seecm-
modaing terms.
among them are Rjnnno Forses mrde By the
old ard celebrated Manufacturers, i. Gilbert
L. Co. Of Boston, Of rich tone, and finished
beautifully in rosewood. black walnut, aud ma
hogany. with iron frames, made IN the i10-'
substantial and work manlikc manner. Also
the Justly celebrated .f,olian P'aho Forfes.
which. for sweetness Of tone, have nos been
eqnallcd. They are peculiafiy suites 70 we
country. as the k.olian does not require ss"'ng
for years
The New improvement in'Pisno Fo'iss
the paf~rt v,brrfirg Orsrhridg-, II also for
sale At the same establishment This improve
mrrt gives peculiar 6rmn.ss and brilllaccy to
the treble. adds to the durability and strength
Of the piano. and rcndcrs II capable,of remain
,rg mich ,ouger IN Tune than those IN ordinary
use.
TN /. Ayrn, for Henri fi~ys' celebrated
Grand Pianos aud Pian,nos made IN Paris. FOR
power and sweetness Of tone, they stand pre-
eminent
The Do,ce Compound AnnehmSS'.J. Pel'cy
e. Co.'S Paris Pianos, and Instruments from all
the best manufactures, constantly receiving
md for sale on liberal terms.
Seooni- Hand Pianos for sale. from $50 10
5000 each, and saken in patl pay ment Tor ne"
Pianos.
Piero., Repaired, Tuned, Rented, aud Ap'
praised.
Cathcorf's Neioiscn.---Thi. heaniiinl toned
W,ns,. Instrument, for Village Churches, Lodges
Serepad,ng Parties, and the private prnctice o
Drgauists, possesses n sweet and powerful tone
Is portable, (weighing - ronnds,) and offered
at S5o each.
81, Orders or guitars, violns, violoncello'
cIarionei~, flutes, nageolci., strings. and music
merchandise of every kind wni ~ promptly
executed at reasonable prices. Bands Supplied
with brass instruments and band music.
Ha,gs, double and single action on land and
made 10 order, to nnit the taste Of purchasers.
hus,c.-1'he largest catalogue IN the South
The stock il an accumulation OF over t"cnt'
years, In !, are many old and beautiful pieces
~ Of print.
h.rr Music received by every arrival from
the North, and by the fMeign steamships
Npanish songs dances, wstz.s, &e--a regular
supply. Original music published every ~ees
al the store--na,iye compositions solicited
Music, bound copied, and arranged. SubscrP
ticns received for the Message Bird, Saronr'
Musical Times. and the baltimore Oiio. Is,
addressing the undersigned. catalogues of mu
sic will be sent TO any part of the adjoining
states
Dec. 1. 1851. WIN r. MAYO.
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nAKEi a HAWKINS: Factors and Gen oo
~ sral Commission Merchants, NO W
Gravier street, New Orleans. }. j. CAnHur"'
Agent. Marshall, Texas,
Beg to offer their best services 10 p'an'e's
and merchants, and promise attention "nd
nromn,ne.. TO all cousig anents entrusted TO
their care,
Apr, =. 1853. ~
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y MANUFACTURERS and dealers In
Boots, Shoes, Organs. Has. Caps, etc.,
Also, Panama, Leghorn, Nham, and Mcr'can
Hats. No. ~ Magazine, between Canal and
Common sts, NV Orleans And No. 10
Blackstone street, Boston.
From our House, at New York and Boston,
we are constantly receiving fresh supplies OF
the above Goods.
Country Dealers are invited To- call and cx-
amino our extensive stock.
April y, 1853. ly
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nFFlCE, No. i!5 usa'"i sN" Wh;,.
" leans, Ia cures I an,e's' I.-e,,r.
Swelling, Sorcs and Ulcers. OF e'"s
ton. jar, ., 'e'S'l
tho ~.
The following 's another 'nS'n m y, c,,.
touisiing cures, wh'eh' 'an'",' ,,, ,f.
Ger Dos,cr. IA cicctnp' " '"">' ,l,,
tic,cd with this dreadful disease No' a. h..
are enumerated abosep WI" CAV, "p". 81" os ce,.
will satisfy them from 'he 's''" Ia
sons OF the first re.pce'a"''i',' Hn' N''' IL, ,h,,
can converse, that Ne can ana ""'' w. y" ~,
be promises. lie ma cnrrn -e.''a' . ,,.,.
have been given ny by 'hr n''-' '"''"," ir',,od
,ninners in The country, sna J" ,n",' -
Of time HIS treatment u w" w. Lis,
~ :. ,,,, .hou1d continue to suitcr WHIT u fvhri
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MCposNip. WV sruA

IA, CAMP STREET. Is.
(Si5ier's Ror, under ne City Ho,ei)
nEAi.LRS in boots, shoes, hats, trunks, ye-
- li,e-. &c. te.ons visiting the city would
do well to orop i'm, ihi- house The stock
on hsud Is large, and the quality, style, and
price # the articles IN their lbe. il l. believed
viii give satisfaction. the hat Departments, is
under the charge Of Mr.. Haskell Tor many
years engaged IN the hat business, at No. 10,
Chafirvs street
1J' Boots aud shoes mad. to order III me-
best manner aud at the shortest notice.
Jan. =, 1853, NAVY
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e. s. BCAsLEY / CO.

(LATE or MARNUAL TEXAS
Whoiesele Grocsrs and dealers IN Wines, Ii.
quors, and Provisions, No. - Canal ST.,
and ~ Crossman ST., (be,wesn Custom
House ard The kitsr)
HAVE opened a large and well selected
] stock of the above articles, which they
offer on rs favorable terms can be purchased
at any house in the city Of New Orleans. Per-
sons visiting the city will please favor them
with call. All orders promptly and faithfully
attended TO. by stric. attention to business they
hope to give general satisfaction and to receive
liberal share Of patronage, particularly from
their Texas friends.
Jan. \, 1853. D27-ly.
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SCOTT 1 Soaring.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOrHlERS.
SO and go Canal, corner ef Old Leres nrest,
Ner Orlsans.
DUYERS will at all times find n large and
ID sensonable stock on hand, Of our own
manufacture, at very low and uniform psicea.
Also, full stock of sh,r,s hosiery, gloves, ms
Pendsrs, trunks carpet-b ag-, umbrellas, etc, etc.
JOHN d. SCOTT l. CO,
80 Nassau ST., Ner York.
II Please take memorandum Of our name
and number. IN
Jan. 9, 1853. n27-ly
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Piano H'Ortcs &c.

THE subscriber keeps constantly
Tor sale the largest stock Of Pianos
W. w in the city, principally from CHc1.
gRisG and NUNS and CLARK. Those ~ un.
qnestionably the best manufacturers in Ne u.
States. Also at all times Guitars FROM Mar.
TIN, together with Violns, Accordeons, etc.
All the late and fashionable music, with pre-.
ceP,ors, etc, etc
HENRY PARSONS,
- Camp street, .Nsw Orleans.
Jan. 4, 1853. n27-ly
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TINE attention Of buyers is respectfully
l. called 10 the extensive stock Of wall p~.
papers and borcsra, both French and American,
~ ssIs very low, At No. 10 Comp street, being
sclaro sed Of the most beautiful pst,erns ever
mf0rrd into this market. Those in want Of
the afticle would do well 10 call and examine
mis- stock and learn nsrs.. Al-o. on hand
gsnssal variety Of q Misery goods.
JOSEPH ETrEK. 10 Camp o.
Jan. &, 1859 n27y
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JOHN DEvERCl'N.

NJ go 1ehoayifonias Il, Men Orieaas
COPPER, Tin, and Sheet iron Manufacturer,
I Stoves Crates, ana Ship Cabooses, Of all
sizes and'raterns, put up to order.
Ir Gond- for the country carefully packed.
April .. 1888 ~
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MILLER, HARRIS, Il WALDO, No 10
wi Camp street, New Orleans. Wholesale
and Rsfab Dealers in House Furnishing Goods.
Upholstery and Cabinet Furnishing Go'sis'
Pants. Oiis, dc On hand, very large as
soriment OF Gilt and iironzed Lamps and CT
rondoles Hall Lamps and Chandelier; Tea
Tray various patterns, Table Cutlery Plated
pian-hcd, Tin. Japunned, md Wooden
Ware; Glassware; pisan AVID eolcrcd Floor
Mating Soaps; Wax, Heerm and Star Can
dies Sperm, Whale, Lard, Iiu-eei. \entsioot
and Chencal Oils: Spirit Gas. CaInphue, Al
cohol, and Turpen,uc Paints, of every dc,-
criplion; Brushes; Window Glass: Patty,
Sand Paper and Glue; Flowing, Polishing,
Scraping Furniture. Coach Black Japan. and
White Damar Varnshes Cufled Hair Hair
Cloth; Springs G,mp-; fringes Ticking and
Bed Lace; Cords, Fassels, DC. Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale.
Jan. II, 1882. v3n29-fy.
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GHELBY, SEYMOUR. T. CO, late Sey.
\, moas, llatehett, a. Co. Whois.ai. Grocers
and Commission Merchants, No. 10, po, drsx
street, Ne" Orleans, keep constantly on hand
large and well selected stock Of groceries
and produce, which they are prepared 10 sell
low Tor cash, or approved city scceptances.
Jan. =, 1853 rT ~
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ARCADE HOTRa.

Mag s'rs ~. estweew Matches ssd 0rsstv a., N O.
~,k 3: MukS T.. PaesAiEpua.
I>HlS hotel has been ensifs.y rasvstsd and
= RENTED. and Ia point Of esnfbst. elegance,
40 convenience, Il inferior % no hotel IN the
city. All The Texas and Rel river papsss asp
kept on file Il Ibis kesse.
This hotel hes ihia eeavshlsnes 70 pessess
Visiting the city, nsals can ~ obtained q psayl
" all houss.
Dsc. -, ioxo. nae-lv.
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naU0s. PAINTS, &c.

sv~HE subscriber has on hand. and continual
" receiving a large stock Of fresh Drugs
Medicines chemicals. paints. oils, glass, etc. etc.
.mouy which ire the following articles;
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Cphols.ery Ceel,. Ae.

OUCH ~ cords, tassslsn lospe, o. custair
~ holders, curtain bands Ind pins, eossics d
rods. Muslin Curtains large and extensive -
sor!msns Of paper hal tings and holders.
For sale q low psiess, 81
JOSEPH E1'rER. Camp q.
Jan. 8. 1883. n97v
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HOUSE FURNISHING sIHt T.
~ Dtap sfWLFt 'fN 0rlt SIS.
l"fr.tN l r sn4 !.srlhcnware; Silver
sas, Forks, Ladies', Ne; Plated Cas-
tors. Candle~ticks, Walters, cakc-Baskets,
spoons. Forks, &c. britannia; Teaset-,
Pitchers. urns Cups, &c. Tin Var gem
eral assortment. Wood Ware; Tubs, Buckets,
Blooms, Baskets, DE. Brushes . Floor, lasi-
ing, scrubs, Whiicwash, &c. Castings! Pots,
Trakciiles, Grddles, Sc. Jayannery: Wait
ers, Buckets. Boxes. CRiiery: Knives and
Forks, of VII descriptions and Qualities. Brass
Snd iroH. Tenders, Androns, Shove,s and
Tong-. Lampss Ofe,sry description. Cook-
ing Nions, The celebrated Republic Stove.
In short every article required to furnish a
house, excerpt cabinet furniture and dry gocds,)
being Me most extensive aasormepl in any ons
store in The city.
AZ Gost for the country pHeSea win extra
care.
Jan. 10, 1888.
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a,.-s.sa and straw s.ood..-s3.

~ YALE JH, s. co, n Magazine street,
\ New Orleans, WhDtfsolc UsGirrs ~ I'M
ported NiayieaAd Fanny Stills and >irow Goods
Iaces. Epihrnl.ries alores uoRiiias, ffiages,
yra,d.. infayts Gimps. Trimmings II LaHS,ad,.
Bosreis, Sirar has, Ribbons, Artificial
fla,rers, Millinery Arf,elss, ard Rich Fancy
Dress Loods of oil Kinds. A full and complete
assortment, OF every lh,nQ in'thelr line OF the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand. Count
~ Merchants visiting this Guy are respectfully
nyised TO call and examine before purchasing.
G. YALE, lN.. n co.
81 Magazine street between
Common and Jfa'ier
In
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NELSON HOGsE.

TEXAS STREET, sliNt trFuKr, Ia,
By e. T. NELSON The above
HOUSE is now in the iull tide Of sac.
.sss5a. e'ssini clrr.Aon, renovated and
thoroughly rchui-hed.
Arrangements Lave been made with Mr.
Hoarpan Tor ilr care of Horses at bis Stable,
convenient to the Hotel.
Office for tbs Marshall aud Mansfield Stages
kept hcre.D
April, 10, 1883 ly
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a.. n. ,,., .euna. Is ep.um Aslt,
~" = Iodi. /" Z refined cam
600 Gum Arabic, phof'
$500 - ,sr,rrir ac,d, IS kcg~ sup. csrb
zoo . nou'J ,hubnrb, soda,
' 700 . ,husarb root, 10 gros. Hc-,cs pods
200 blue msss,eng 10 s"a
and amer. 10 yeas.
900 . c,lnme,. Eng. as dos lime juice.
ard Amer. 40 bbl.. glue, assert
go jamaica v'rgef r S"SH'
3OJ = rafh. am'n"hin, 10 casss s"'' ""A'
10 casks pca''ash, W oo's' aeo""''
10 -alaratus, 10 h"see" w.
~ potash, 10 spt turpen-
lNs ,,tm,al, tine, etc etc..
coo kegs paint. n->'d 10 bb'-' cr"'o" on,
700 packages ss-"rtu 900 o. s"'P"' qu'"'
glass ware, me ''.' e".
81 bags mustard seed 00 do1' sugar ""'
a -. liouori.,, on-, n superior
on hag, r,re ginger, article for lem.
20 bbl- alua, "na"e'
For sale in quantities 10 suit purchasers 'o'
cash or good city acceptance, by
&. ". MORRISON, Druggist,
No. IL Magazine ~.
Together with az assorimcn, ~ all the noS'
popular patent medicines now prepared,
Dec % 1852. h-o-W"'
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os''h- NthttfA BECK stare.
&c. at i5arr a.. \ -lreai.
l. N.frg purchased the entire stock Of
9N' -. stationery, belonging 10 the late
~ Ball. lie will continue the book and sta
'ionery business At the old stand, 10 Gravisr
street, and would beg 10 solicit call fron, tho
old customers Of tie Hoa.~, and all others
Wishing books and stationery fss their own use,
OF 10 seIlsgain.
His assortment Of school books, theolosjcsl
and miscellaneous boVks, blknk books, paper
asd stationery, " very complete. Ito wili keep
constantly o. hand all the publications. Of The
methodist book concern, which will y ~ Il
catalogue prices.
Book binding u every description executed
with neainsss and diapatch, 1t IN lewest psicrs,
Blank books Of I'll desrrip, Iona, manufactured
70 order II the shortest notice.
Orders for anything Ia his Linz u buslness
will b. promptly soxseutsd, and q ~ came
pr'ccs ~ il the bayers, thsmsslvse, wsss pres.
eat
\. p. McCINNla. - Grarier n.
New Orleans. La. e.IeoS. Nv
JOSEPH e RAl1DER I CO. iSss,s,,.
q 81 WAsasseip 1ssisrs n Fessirr ~ K.
es,ste 04 g. y Caas sssss. .Isve e. ~,
- ~ !, sS ~ 4s #Sx sxx
asaxs. ' ~ - l.x3y3a 1Q4 f1
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n. y. Life Insurance Company,
On the Mutual Piaa, Capital 100000.

". xAwL1Ns. IN. DUNCAN
DAWLlNH, DUNCAN 4 Co, Cotton Fec
IL fsvs end Comssission Merchants, No. 81
Gsrondele, Street, New Orleans. nj y
RkrKa ro-Jauss Y. Collier, Colonel c. H..
Cooper, w. 3, H2nders, J. F. Roseborough,
Joseph NJ. Taylor, Harrison county; DR.. John
W. MassIs, J. J. Holloway Kusk county; n.
TrAwick, Jefferson.
We will furnish Baggirg, Rope. and Plan.
tation supplies to Planters shipping 10 The
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, T. KEY.
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,Ie,4

FENtA 81 sefship heretofore existing under
1 ilsh'n WAsd. WiIson, e. Co, is thu.
aay q. ,,3 mitstisn W r. d. Ward
na Il W. ~ wing purchased the entire
4 ss ) - l N, In said firm. Al
ge lee iif0l lfo sne will please call
a. .ri ie 9id. -sa.s " psmbers Of the
ls9'.
W 2 =. WARD,
G " son,
~ e. w. Iil ION.
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when you protested against her extravaganza; ).
couldn't afford it, twas out of the question.
Chat same day you came home in the evening,
rejoicing in the set Of bright Bcebee." expect
ing 10 be complimen,ed ow your improved appear
ance. Ha! har WAS not somebody in the sulks
that evening, and did not somebody else go down
the front steps boiling with wrath, or nayhaps with
the feeling Of a certain animal that had recently
undergone the operation of having his coudal APP
pcndage crnpped.") Well all shis might have
been avoided if you only had kept cool, I" so learn
couple of lessons from the circumstance. First,
be generous to your wife, and afford reasonable
indulgence to her fancics. And If she is unrcasona-
Bile in her wishes, by all means "kcep COOL don't
rip and shine and kick the chairs over, and scare
the ca; out of the house, and set all the dogs to
barking. Keep cool," say, and give her time
to cool off too, and then sit down like gentleman
and reason with her. Ten to one she will agree TO
everything and then 90 checrfuly to put things to
rights, while you will walk up the street with the
complacent feeling Of not having made a fool of
yourself. Now don't forget this advice, but cut out
the caption and stick it in your hat, and whenever
you perceive your angry passions rising, pull off
and look at it, and in short time you may, amidst
the annoyanccs of life that is vanity and Yexa-
lion of spirit" be able to acquire that quiet and
dignitied demeanor which results from keeping
cool EIPIS.
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FOR TIE ADVERTISER.
KEEp cnlI.n

DEFEND upon it, tderes' nothing like it in the
many yexatious tribulalions te which poor human
nature is subjected. Has that man called you
scoundrel, or liar, or told story on your wife
Well, keep cool, don't pitch into him like thou
sand of brick !" you may hurt yourself worse than
the offender. The best way doubtless would be not
to notice the scamp, but if he nill crowd upon you
and you must have difficulty with him, do the
thing dccenty, with the dignity becoming gen.
tlenian.
Keep COOL" if your servant has been disobc-
dient or mpundeut. Don't catch up lencr-rai
in your blind fury and lay him out, else he may
have to be laid out again by more tender hands,
and, your anger appeased, you will stand by and
weep scalding tears over your folly. Keep cool,
and give him gen,eel tbrushfti, and you will find
your sclf-respect wonderfully increased, and he
will be taught wholesome lesson, that may for
long time save you the necessity of again going
through with such disagreeabh operation.
Does your wife get into pet because you are
out later at night than becomes one holding the
responsible post of "IIead of the family 2" Well,
in all probability she is right bat right or wrong
keep COOL" There's nothing to be made out of
Xantipean ladies by getting red in the face, and
stamping on the floor, and sweating you are your
own man, ard you'll go where YOU please and
euHrc back when you get ready, Just walk up with
smile and give her kiss dozen Of them if
You can hold her long enough, and tell her you'll
get that bonnet she fanciqd SO mach the other day
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At 4 regular meeting of Kimbrough Lodge,
No. llS, A. Y. NJ, OH the Cd of November, A.
L. 1858, it was resolved that Il committee be
appointed to draft suitable resolutions as n
tribute of respect to the memory Of our de-
ceased brother, James Mcachum.
Whereas it has pleased the Supreme Grand
Master of the Universe, to remove from among
US by death, our esteemed and worthy brother,
James Meachum, for the first time scyering the
Masonic chain in our Lodge, depriving Us of
beloved brother, and the community of u yalua.
ble and exemplary citizen.
Resolred, That in the death of our brother,
James aleachum, the fraternity has sustained an
irreparabe loss; rs friend and brother, he was
frank, open and generous; rs n Mason, exem
plary; as husband, kind and affectionate as
father, fond and devoted
Resolred, That we sincerely sympathise with
the widow and orphans Of our departed brother
in their sad bereavement.
ReSolred, That the members of this Lodge,
as token of the respect and esteem they feel
for the memory of our deceased brother, will
wear the usual badge of mourning thirty days,
and our Lodge be clad in the habiIiments of
mourning sixty days.
- Resotred, That the above be published in the
Columbus papers, and copy of the same be
sent to the famfly of the deceased.
VALEs7ME PIKE,
a:4 &: 4 LPsea. Rsa9ns' Committee.
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5 By Mr.. Marshall to alter the sitting of the
courts Of the western district; and to transfer
the courts of the Spartanburg district to. the
northern district.
BY Mr.. Porter TO enlarge the powers of tie
City Council of Charleston, &c; TO renew and
amend the charter of the State Bank; to incor-
porate the Central Bank of Charleston.
BY MIR. Harllee; te- charter company to con-
struct railrUad from the junction of the CAM
den and Columbia branches Of the South Caro-
lima Railroad to Hamburg.
These bills were seyerally referred to appro-
pirate committees.
The Senate united with the House in the
election Of treasurer for the Lower Division,
and certain Commissioners in equity; after
which it adjourned TO IL o'clock tomorrow.
liz THE IioUsE.-The House met. A number
of petitions were presented and referred.
A message was received from the Governor,
enclosing an invitation to attend the annual ex-
ercises Of the State College, &c. Read and re-
ferred.
Mr. Tillinghast, from committee, made re-
port on the subject of grants of vacant lands.
Mr.. MCGOWAN presented the annual report of
the GreenvilIe and Columbia Railroad company.
Referred.
By MIR. Mullens to construct railroad from
the Camden and Columbia branch to Hamburg.
To regulate the distribution of the approprii-
tions TO free schools.
By Mr.. Hampton, for the formation of the
Columbia and Hamburg Railroad company.
By Mr.. Rice, to exempt ia certain amount OF
property from execution and sale.
By MIR. Clawson, to amend an act to repeal
all acts and parts of acts authorizing ordinaries
to take possession of and administer derclict
estates.
The House united in an election of the fol-
lowing officers: Treasurer of the Lower Dlvl'
sion, Commissioners in Equity for the Districts
of Anderson, Marion, Chesterfield, Marlboro,
Lancaster Beaufort, and Spartanburg; and for
Master in Equity for Charleston District, and for
Register in Equity for Charleston District.
At "a subsequent period the vote for Treasurer
rf the Lower division was announced, and Mr.
w. J. Laval was declared duly elected. No re.
port of the other votes was madc.
After several notices of intention to introduce
various bills. The House adjourned.