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1 fhteinlly sricctca STOCK OF spring and
summer
staple and Fancy Goods,
TO which they invite the attention OF their old
customers and the public
Their stock consists IN part of tic following
articles:
borages, plain and fancy sehaley, plaza /.
muslin-, embroidered, dotted, and tarIion /.
Jacone!, plain, striped, and painted; chrmi>
settles, with sleeves sleeves separate capcs,
collars, cuffs, mantilas, bonnc,s,
The La',N Bioomsr Hats,
parasols, fans, artificial flowers n number of
bridal wreaths, aud general assortment of
ribbons. Ac. Also n lot OF
READY MADE CLOTUiNG.
Black cloth coats, black drpp dctc coats. linen
and alpaca COATS NG>rs-bhck -aiin fancy
silk whit. fancy marsclcs vest. PAsrs-
Black doe skia, drap d cite, VIII non, aud
cottonado Linen bosom shirt .sncy and
plain. HATS -- Fashionable olcs kin, dtab
beaver and otter, 'eghorn, aud erama.
We have likewise q choice assortment Of
boots and shoes china and glassware crock
cry hardware holluwafc, and castings
Also a fine selection of saddcry, game bags
guns, and bowie-knses, pruning knives, Sc.
IN iinc, we have almost every article usually
found IN dry goods store. Give u call, and
We feel assured that We will be enabled 10 give
satisfaction.
BREWER 4 ADAMS.
Auril ~ 1874 IL
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TEMPLE, OF HONOR.

u.sber. will REMEMBER ,hnl Olive Branch Temple
",,gor VI meets the first and ihinl Thursday
y .,,ef, r,su,h The meeting on Thursday the iaih
y Inn. OF an important character and It Is hoped
=, ctety memi.rf viii bc IA attendance.
m order ui the 1nmplr
~ JOHN u. GRAIN, " X
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTS
I'liIl.. BROWN,

Rnrber and Hair Dresser,
IIAs opened shop on the Nor,a side of
/ the public square, Marshall, Texas, which
he has fitted up as neatly as possible, and sup
piled with every convenience usually met with
m the best regulated establishments, and wher.
he will be pleased to serve all who may favor
him with their custom.
Marshall, June 10, 1854 46 II.
MASONIC KEGALIA.
MASTERS APRONS-kid and satin ;
vi Royal Arch aprons and sashes-eStra
fine for sale in Marshall by
II n II KEY.
Marshall June 10, 1851. iG Y
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IiIl. NE.I.D.pi.A\.

THE NEIO.FEAN.
THE Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
i that he has made arrangement With the
manufacturers, for the sale Of the above newly
invented aud patented Musical Instrument
invented and manufactured by II. h. Horton
s. Co. Akron, Ohio.
4 specimen Instrument Just received may
be seen by calling on the subscriber.
In view Of our prccurieus navigation, appl-
cation without delay, is solicited ~ those who
would secure for themselves this pride and or.
namen. of the parlor, and delightful choir IN
s,rlment. They can be sent with perfect safe.
,y to any part Of the country.
DENCKiPTiON ere,
The Melo-pesn VARIES IN compass from 1--we
to six octave- IN size It ia smaller than a
Piano, bu, in shape very much like that instru'
mcnt.
The lnsirumen, must be heard TO be spprc-
eiated-fos It's own tongue can best sound its
own psaise, and illustrate is iulmitsble mold.
la,ion and perfect harmony with the human
voice, by reason OF which u has already worked
It's aay to the hearts of multitude. Of happy
families, and caused IT to become hight, pop
uar as an accompaniment TO the social and
sacred gong
Its power can be made amply sailcicn, for
a large CHOIR, aud no Instrument, IN the world
harmonic. 40 perfectly with the human voice.
II seldom gets out OF repair. aud may he
used for years without getting ont Of tune
Price varies according To sixc. aud also
whether single OF double sets OF reeds,
Term. made known on application.
u DANFoRTII
NB The subscriber viii also give In-iruc-
ton on the Instrument Also tune aud repair
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PEREZ merry
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

/ ETrEkS Of Administration were granted
u to the undersigned, on the estate Of Hen
der~on Sianhsld, deceased, at the April term,
Of the county court pertaining 10 Che estates
of deceased persons, held in and Tor the eoun-
~ Of Harrison, on the 2tth day Of April A. u.
ls5i 2'AIs is therefore 10 notify all persons
having claim. against said estate 10 present
them within the time prescribed by law, and
those ind, b,ed to make immediate payment.
". W q. sIA\tii1D, Admir-.
May rs, No. ~.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

I FILTERS Of Administration were granted
1 TO the undersigned on the estate Of Ben
jamln Numbering, deceased at the April term
of The county c,.at' pertaining 10 deceased per
cons, held IN and for the county at Harrison.
Texas, on the 2alh Of April, A. u 1854 Tbs
is therefore to ne,if All person- having claims
against said estate 20 present them within tie
time pr scrhed by law. and tiose indebted to
make immediate payment.
EMILY iNBERLlNG. Adm's.
ROBERT HALL. Adm'r
Nav lC No Il
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Marshall, April -, ISJi ;,n

J. 4, r,tFE IirtE. n prtt
j \. IAFft y SONS.
AE are nov receiving iter ,eN :btlelns,
w neal aud well selected iocr If goo Is,
consisting ol ne Goods, HaiIeare, Gafeas.
oafc, Ciassuare, Saoes amt Hoafs, ms and
Gaps, Ladics aud MISSES bonHcis, and Raijg
Uah Ciathug, all ct winch We ARE pricing al
very short pionls oar goodN have been Sc
lected with care, aul viii be sold ~ low AZ We
can afford. and With /. view 10 rapid sales. We
solicit You TO call and Judge for your,cllei,
! We are selling alone for tAsn
Marshall, March 20, 1851 - IT,
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NOTICE.

STATE OF TEXAS, County Of Harrison
NOTICE is hereby given that J. VI. Taylor,
|. \ Administrator OF the estate Of jackson
Brewer, deceased, has filed his accounts with
ihc said estate, and that said accounts viii be
opened at the next term of the county court,
b. be- held in and for the county OF Harrison,
lcNas, on the last Monday in June inst, 1t
beng the aorh dag thereof for consideration
Dnd allowance, when and where oil persons
Interested may attend and contest them ii they
see proper, BY order of SAID court.
.. HENDklCk, CIk
June 10, 1851 ii 81
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j. J. CAKklIItl

Has Just Reeeieed, and Is Opening,
20 A WILL selected stock Of spring and
~ summer goods, embracing Faneg and
Aiapte Dry Goods, Bonneis, TRAININGS, Rib-
boas DC. has, Boois, >hoes, >addiug. and
Rsadg Madc tioihing, Qucensaare, teiisrg.
tonbs, BrWsies. a.,
This assortment has been selected With a
view TO this MARKET, and Tor richness and VI.
ficty cannot be- escclled Tie would partiru.
larry invite the ladies to call and examine hts
selection of prints, honnrts. &c, rs be focln
assured they viii be- plcaaed with them
Ills prices are fixed to suit the times a. he
wishes is make rapid aales Those desiring
good aricle- and good bargains, will de- well lo
call on him before purchasing elsewhere. Il
gives him pleasure to see his friends, and to
show his good. so they need not be- hark.
ward about calling, whether they purchase or
not.
j. !. CARR I'll
Ma,st.U nil 80 I~-,I "a,
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FRESH ARRi\
>hH they Come, and a Coming
"a Bag Of shot
~ 300 lbs of bar lead
20 kegs and half kegs Of powder
10000 percussion caps
so bags of coarse and fine salt
% bhls Of ~ louis flour
3 de- white beans
5 do mackerel, nos and 4
so bag, of RIO coffee
50 bhls of sugar
10 boxes star candles
% do rosia soap
30 do %. tobacco
70 do Western Reserve cheese
tlcrces of rice
20 hhls and halls bbls of \ O molasses
50 kegs of Nails, Sc, &c.
BESIDES
We have salmon, roe, horrings, and Goldfish
figs, raisins, Candle. and nuts o, all kinds
and variety of fancy eaiablcs too numerou,
to mention Gall and see for yourselves, at
THETFOKD q WILSON'S,
April 10, ls5t
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OSBORN J WELLS.
July IL. 1888. sy
nnARnI\G iIniISE-

Garner Of MARKET and Trans Streets, opro
site NE BaJSii thweh, Shreveport la.
MRS WI>DIlAM begs leave to inform
vi the citizens Of HARRISON and The adJnln-
ing counties, that ais has taken his comtno.
dious house, newly furnished and renovated
IT, aud il new ready 10 entertain travellers IN a
style no, surpassed by the hotcl., ard y more
moderate charges. There is an excellent law
cry Stable close 10 the House.
Shreveport, NAV 1851 81
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The = + kMHALt being larre and f,st
boat, with spaeiou. and well ventilated state
rooms, offers snpcnor'nduccmeut- to the 'rav-
cling community. The above dates % dcfaf.
rure may be relied upon
Anil Dntn Isn
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g.. a.. GREGG s CO..


ON the Wcs, side Of the publie squsfc,)
MNRsi,iL, rrNNs,
Az TTfr OiD STAND pF GRPGG 4 KEY.
AZ HERE we viii be- most happy to serve
W our old friends and the pubic rrn.ri rs
as dealers ia Drg c1a'i, Harioan tgiicrg
" esd Har', 9aruspare, Hois CAPS, hon
He's, Beis, Nhoas, X aig N,dc ttahiss,
Nc.ai Ra"ss, Hin'onfrF 80, Dc, where al,
arli,ig. er1er',ll, found in country s,ofcs. can
be- had 90 tbs moss favorable terms for cash
of ou time to good pecmp paying eusiomrrs
Wetendrr one sincere thanks to the people,
OF HARRISON ard adjoining counties for ,hst
patronage so literally extended Tor the past
wnr wears, to our Mr. & g. Gregg during bis
c,auut, iIen " Nh the late hrlas cf Evans, Grrrg
y hey,and Gregg q Key, and mo-t respect.
hit solicit continuance OF the same 10 onr
new hrtu, hoping by % straight forward, fair,
urrrht course ~ husinr-~ to merit the ron.
iiiclec Of the people aud liberal share OF trade,
piedgiig ourselves "a plarc our en~iom,r,
un an equality, IA esery respect, with those Of
lbc bcst houses Ia Marshall. Az toe ask Is q
fI.r triH
Nafsl nl larnrav ( /. 1851
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NEW FIJI Il VI.
WILSON, DiUE, Il co,

'FFTNV4'i TFVTff Y ''1r
Northeast corner of the Public Square OPP
posic the Planters liotel)
INlE undersigned having formed partner
l ship in the mercantile business beg leave
to inform the public tina, they have on hand "a
good supply Of Nfajis and Fancy Drg Goods
Hardrafs, tluc ns,ra z, 80, and expect soon
to add largely TO their present stock.
We intend Offering unnsual inducements ia
the way of prices. a. well as goods and -hail
be pleased to have you call on us, that We mag
convince YOU 1t l. Your interest to give ~ a
liberal share of Your patronage Hoping to
merit all wt ash, wearc
Your obcdieut servants,
JAMES Is. WILSON,
LEE VI. DADE.
MARSHALL Jan. I. 1851. nstly
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CHARLES prcxunr.

FASHION tBf.E moor AND &H0f HahER,
south west ,or,sf IS III pubic sqnarrI
IL EEpS constantly on hand large sss"ri-
IN ment Of ladics and gentlemen : boots mud
shoes, of hls own manufacture also a good
supply Of sole and dpper leather for sale.
From HE long eXperlcuce and CLOSE attention
to the business. be hopes 10 have ace niinusnce
of that patronage heretofore 50 literally be-.
slowed on him Al orders promptly attended
to, aud work warranted.
Nov 10. lS53 ulSy
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|UilN l.. WILLIAMS Src'y,


Then, viii he a meeting II John VI Gibson Lodge
=. ig q. u r. on FRIDAY June 10Th. 1891
4ocloek p NJ for ID. purpose OF couiefflng The
i,,.- o( R,JslaA. ladies md gentlemen m.,Dber'
H. ur,icr. aud those desiring the degree, m. re
.,.at, rs 70 he IN attendance.
+ A. HARRIS, n G..
Msy Is, ls5i
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,<<IyERSARY CELEBRATION.

t,hn NJ cib.on Lodge No 70, q. q. F.. respect.
M, heg leave, through til. medium to inv,ie the
Ter. Of The Order ~ old Fellow generally III.
,,.l,,,,c fraternity the r-mplar Of Marshall, aud
,hl,c generally. 10 participate IN the celebration
pc s,r anniversary at Mar-hall, On Wednesday the
a, day Of June irai
NJ order OF the Lodge.
" JOHN l., WILLIAMS Sec'y.
MAY %, sol
,',- Table furnished and managed by Uncle Icc Of
ecSmnIur II The day vii be- furnished In due lime
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RE ADI WADE CLOTIfiNs.
shreveport Advertiser cniS.

-,,, :.
tAk Elk Commission ana forfdfd-
- ins Merchant ana " '"'t'ah ana haia'
bedte' "a "fo.,f"S' ire, s''hS, liquors my
,"a' U"iS' n1ss"e' "%' V0 o.
Hart : BRICK "fenonSe' eofncf"l Commerce
ana h,'am streets ohf'''i"f'' ~
1. '""'f"' "', "'ts ni'"' '' ''uS'H 'u''u'N
ol Cotton ana MrF'hahdiNe' Every ues'r'p-
VIZ" VI ''''' wv va
V'''"s
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DISSOLI ROY.

rI,HE Copar,aership of " Books & bRo.
Is this day dissolved Persons having
business with the lale firm, will please apPly 30
Wm Brooks for settlement
WM BROOKS
] " BRpOkS
W RRooSs, J. W BEooKs, and II. +. Ma
Bay, will continue the business At the old
stand Of Brooks 4 Bro, where they will be
pleased TO serve their friends and the public
generally, on the most accommodating terms
The Receirag, For'eafd,ag, and Commission
b,vness, Willie continued by The undersigned
BROOKS, BROTHfR, & MABRN.
Ifr.,.,t T.Nas Ian ISL
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CUTLERY, 81

CtIItEKl, At.,
- OGERS' and Wostenholm's pen and
IL poeset knives, hne rssors, razor s'ioi'.,
shaving, tooth, pai. comb and hair brushes
scissors. and shears, &c, for sale at the Guy
Drug Store. .
YOU G 4 JOHNSON.
April, - lsJi. ~
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rffcrSOn ADVERTISEMENTS,
W. &. BAKER a co.

GENERAL dealers in Dry Goods Groce.
~ ries, Drugs, Ods, Pants, DyeaaDs,
Window GLASS, DC, DC.
Grocerics, and Baggine and Rope furnished
to planters on accommodating terms.
Also Receiving, Forwarding, and Commits
sion merchants Dallas street, Jefferson, Texas
Feb. II. isai Nv
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Her officers will spare No pains to render
passengers comfortable, and give general sat
isiactiou to shippc's.
April 18th, 1891.
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ron 7IiE ItDiES.

prul-. pingimm~, printed lawns, Jsconcis,
masins, fancy tcrtVvs, TISSUES. piaio aud fancy
brocade -,iks, plaid and striped muslnS, jaecn-
81, SWISS. book, ami null muslins bishop and
Victoria lawns, shitr, pink, and biack Grape,
Grape hse coior.d florence, superior White
-ailn mltilla lace, linen cambria, collars cults,
chcmi-riies, under sleeves, black and coored
kid gloYcs twisted silk mitts, silk, cotton. and
Wof-ied hosiery cotton, thread linen, Jaconet
and swiss inserting cdqngs aad Iaccs, bonnet
ribbons, neck ribbons, colorcd ,ailpia ribbons,
wells, artificial flowers, plain and trimmed bon.
nets, bonnet Innings. s,ik umbrellas aud parn-
-ol- paper feather aud paim fans. eorsc.s
oi all kinds houAs and eyes, pins, needles,
. "a ttsf ..
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CURTIS, TAYLOR, n co.
Marshall. April %, ls.l, "
DAVID NlGI'uIAlD.,

DAVID NdPbtAbb.
warren MAKER lND JE " EIIR
c. Worlp respectfully inform hi, friends
n and thc puhhc, that be- has just received
u handsome and tastelully selected as
sorlment OF JKWELlY, consisting Of brsIsf,
pms, ear rings, .hngT rings, aud number OF
MATCHES, OF various patterns, sc, which ne is
ready to sell on accommodating terms. lie is
also prepared To do all work with which he may
be favored in a workmanlke and expeditions
manner
shop on the north side Of the public square
Marshall April /, 81 ~.
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Law y office.

MEDICAL.
hOCT, n. W. EAMES, Marshall, Texas
~ Oiiice over Messrs. Mcdonald & San.
der's new drug store.
March t. 1881
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MEDIC CARD

hOCTORS \ s. a T.. p NJ Johnson have
- associated themselves in the practice of
Medicine
a. Office one door west Of the City Drug
yfprp
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Farm For Sale.
g. SITUATED about three and hall
H;.: miles from Marshall. and about a GUAR
MA ter OF mile from the fof, Caddo
road containing
SIR Uundrcd and Sify. SIR Icrcs;
about one hundred and twenty five undcr en-
closure, and IN o high state ~ cultivation,
eood double log dwelling and several negro
cabins The above place is well waicrrd, and
has ore Of the best springs on i, ia Harrison
county, the land IA line. aud, IN every respect,
the location Is a desirable one, Those wishing
a choice bargain, viii apply at cuoc 10
NJ SIElNLEl\.
Oct %, lS53 II {
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$500 REV AItlD..:

IS IOP TUE u X n T. 4 + r.
|INiE above reward viii be given by the
u undersigned, for the apPrchcn,ne Of J3S-
)E &. RI SSELl, who murdered W l.. ilar-
p, in Hopkins county, Texas, on the 9th Of
Jay 1884, without cause or proyoca,lou.
DENt RIP ZION.
Said Ru.sell d, about five feet nine or ten
J rhc- high, about th.rty-t,c years Of age, black
|ar, and slightly cuilcd Inclined to he bnli.
b. hair being thin on the top of the head ;
|mrk eyes heavy black beard quek -pukeu
liIl weigh about l65 pounds. One Of bis
} f,ts j. crooked.
The friends of justice will look out FOR him.
1he reward Is secured by responsible parties,
y connection with the undersigned. and be.
J tes the county vouches ior It's payment,
GEO. W HARPER,
Tarrani, Hopkins county. Texas.
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SURGEON DENTIST.

SURGEON DENTIST.
4 &. MARTIN, resident of Marhall for
"a five years past thankful for past iayors,
requests u continuance of the same Having
received fresh supply of teeth and instruments,
he will insert teeth from one to a full set, with
or without clasps.
Office at residence, second block east of the
square.
April 2, 1853 IL
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tt THE fue steamer ChpDO, Ne.
sssSscsx5rSsa =, GEAuAa, master, having been
thoroughly repaired Ter the season, aud fitted
up in a most admirable stylr. will make her
regular trips IN ever oth,t " El,NESDAN
leaving Shreveport on the arrival 81 tie Mar
AhHll ~tap, e. fpliaust
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AltcuItiou! VI. I.eVy,

Store IN JohnsgH'S Brick BpidiHg, North
side Of fie Pnb'ic Square,
HAS jus, received, trd /. NOW opening a
! large aud handsome assortment of
DRY GOODS,
which cannot be surpassed w ibiR market,
consisting la part of tle following articles
1870 piece, Of rich prints
60 do French glngham~,
30 do French aMus,
q fine assortment OF ladies fancy drrs, goods
beragcs hnyaderc robes painted, swiss Jaco.
net, and cror. bar mustns rot'onade~, linens.
hosiery, Sc. y very large and choice stock
of
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LAKE AND JEFFERSON PACKET,
- = BELL GATES. " HFooEEs, Mas
ter, having been purchased express
IS Tor the Red River and Lake trade, having
sup,r ior accommodations, will make regular
trip, IN The above trade throughout the -rascn.
March ! /. ls5l II
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READl HADE cLOTHiNG.

Black cloih Frcnrh drab d'cto and Inerino
sacks and coats hHea, gingham and alpaca
coats and ,noks; black doe SKIN and dub d'cto
pauis linen AMI eottouaie pants, while linen
du,I pfnl. black satin vests white, buff, and
laacy marsciies vests linen bosom shirts,
SHIRT collAr-, &c, sc. Also variety Of hats,
caps, umbrellas, and many other afiiecs for
L-a--.L. nm
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DENTAL. SURGEON.

NOTARY ri BLiC.
\IM. H. WATSON for Harrison County.
W Olicc al Elys'a Fields,
Feb 20, 1884
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Corrcsuoudcnrr of ,hc ENQUIRER.

Tie Progress Of he N,brn&ha Strmgghe-iH' means
Of tie O~Pi@mcm$--Ih"ir &tsign-hmf"dmr"'S-
The special Order Of TmSdoy.
WAsHIyGroS, MAY 11th, 1851.
The Abolition, Frccsoil and Northern Wing oppo-
nents of the Nebraska and Kansas Bin held q caucus
this morning. They determined 10 resort to all sorts
Of ~fnctious exrtslicits for'the pmposeof delaying and
preventing a vote upon the Bill. Accordingly,
when Mr.. Richardson, this morning, i'll accordance
with the notice which he had Yesterday given, moved
to fix Il time to stop debate, which motion was carried
by II decided majority, q motion was made by mc of
the opponents of the hill To excuse another one from
voting and upon this the yeas and nays were called
Ii was agreed that one should move TO excuse another,
u'order to consume time. Motions were made to ad-
journ and upon them the yeas md nays were called.
Thus the whole day has been devoted by 4 factiOris
minority, 'oneiifth only being necessary to deInnnd
the yeas md nays, to delny tho public business and
l1cftnt the ,asccrtlinel will of Il MAJORITY, r~"
II il due to some Of the manly opponents Of the bill,
a,nono whom arc Hunt, Paekhaln, Dean and Noble,
TO saw that they took no purt in these unworthy pro-
,eed,ass.. A proper sense of duty cannot 20 farther
Than to- use all honorably legitimate means To defeat a
msa.fre wl,islIit may oppose; ddny thing beyond this
is factions and ,mmanly. There can be no excuses for
the warfare OF q faction against the clearly expressed
will OF II majority. It'll anti-republlcaI. Ihls doiay
III the public business and these rGrolntloniry pro-
ccedings cannot fail to meet with public condemna'
ton III amy purt of-the country. :!
The Pacific Rail Road Bill is tllo'speciu order tor
Tuesday next This will then, lake precedence OF AL
to give"timo for yet"more debate -four months OF 1t
have been nlready haa,) the friends of tho Nebraska,
Bill assentcd, provided butits opponents would agree
to take a vote after IN extension of time. And MIR.