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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-28
THE MELO PEAN.


THE Subscriber take, pleasure IN announcing
| that he has made arrangement win tue
manufacturers, for the sale Of the above neNll
invented and patented Musical ipstrumrn'---
invented and manufactured by ii. b. Horton
& Co, Akron, OHIO.
A specimen lnstrumen, just received, may
be seen by calling on the subscriber.
f. view of DOR prrcurions navigation, apph-
cation without DELAY, il solicited OF those VIII"
would secure fof themselves this pride ard or
natocn. OF the parlcr, and delightful choir m
strument The, can be sent with perfect sale
DESCRIPTION ETC.
Tie N.lo.ovap vafies in fompa-s from hve
70 nix o,.ayss. TN sixc /. Is smaller ihah "
Piano, bat Ia Shape very much liS' tha1 insTa'
ment.
Ine Instrument mus, be heard to be arpre-
oat,d for IL. own tongue can best soHha ~
own praise, and Illustrate iis ir'nhabe m'"'
lalion and perfect harmony ~iih uie hn'aai
voice by reason Of shieh 1t has already "oTNed
it, .ay 10 the hearts of muailude- OF happy
families, and cnused IL to become high'y pop
ular rs an accompaniment! to the soeAAi a"o
sacred song.
l.. power can be made amply sufficient foi
a large choir, and no Instrument IN tue wotd
hafmomzes 50 perfectly win the human voice
Il seldom gets out Of repair, and may e'
used Tor years without getting out OF iane
Price varies according 70 size. and sIsS
wheihrr single or double sets Of reeds.
Irfms made knosn on application,
u DANFORTH.
NIB. The Subscriber VIII also give 'nslsuc
ton on the Instrument. Also tune aud repai
pirnoA Jasi received good supply OF Piano
.t.,r.,s ~ 3S--ifJ
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No. 10 (dtfr >fFfrf, iNtW V'f''eS'
NTcGiNNlS g. CARVER, (succcssors TO
vi John Bali) having purchased the entire
Doogs md STATIONERY belonging to the late
I,uy BALL. they eontinue ia. Book and
stlioner, business at 80 Camp street, and
would beg TO solicit a call from tho old Gus
toner. ii the House, aud others wish ng Books
and Stationery for their own use, or to sell
again ,..,
70 Country Merchants, who wish to buy to
,ell aqag. ihcy can otter great Inducements
having thorough knowledge of the business
n ali It's branches, and great facilities tor get
ting stock 1t the lowest rates.
TheI assortment OF school books, theological
and miscellaneous books. blank books. paper
md stationery, isy,u complete. They keep
constantly on hand all the publications OF lhe
methodist book concern, which Will be sold al
catalogue prices.
Printing and Book Binding Of every de
.rfipton, executed with neatners aud despatch
Al the lowest prices Blank books OF all de
.rripions manufactured 10 order vt the short
F, -.l notice.
Orders foe anything in their line OF business
will be promptly executed, and al the sam'
prices as If the buyers, themselves, were pres
| snt. -
McGINNiS 4 CARVER.
| Nav Orleans. Jan 7, 1854. ~
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JUST RECEIVED,
,. ". PSJ ~,

,. ". E'SJ M IN,
jefferson. Iera',
NlrIIOLESALE aud Retail Dealer IN Iron,
w Mails. Castings,
Iroceries and Staple U,y Goods.
A large stock of every description Of sop.
plies for
Coua,ry MERCHANTS and Farmcrs.
The following is lis, Of some Of tie leading
articles always krpt on hand
400 sacks Rio. Havana. aud Java coffee
10 bbls brown sugcf
10 hogsheads do
30 Ibis pulseri1ed and % tons Tenn Iron ,
Loaf SUGAR
100 ksgs oi nails,
30 casks bacon sidea
10 kegs lard
900 bbls whisky; 100 bbls bfandies--vn-
nous brand- gan, etc.
II boxes Of brandy oheulosi
Is boxcs lemon syrup,
100 do c.afet wine.
100 do champagne cider,
80 do mnsent wine
30 do assorted cordials.
30 do ESSENCE Of peppermint;
81 do stoughton's biiiers.
100 do star candies,
100 do tobacco, of every description,
10 do bar soap,
10000 segars, from Cuba sisca up 10 the finest
Codaf buckets, counter brushes, counter
scales, hrooins, bottles, TASKS deeanters, eofks
aud cork sefewa,
And complete assortment, Of Bar Stores,
&c, &c
Also large surply Of Staple and Fanny
Dry Goods. Bonnrls, Hats, Boots, ard
Shoes. Saddcry, &c, &c.
Jefferson. March rs, 1881. 35-ly
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,r I.vyrys ~. sryrR
. rYFFE * SONS,

WE are now receiving from New .1leAhs'
w . n<a, and well selec,ed stock otgoods'
consisting Of Dr. Gods, lfardSare, Queens,
par., Gisssus-e, Shoes and Bcc's, Hal, ana
Cars. Lsi;es and Miss.s Borssts, ard Read
MsSe Cletairx. al Of which VIZ ore pricing al
vcry shor. prot,s. Our goods have been Sc
leci.d With care, and VIII be sod ~ low as we
can afford. and with view 10 rapid sales. we
.olici, you 10 call and judge for yonrselveh
u- We are selling alone for CASH
Marshall. March 25, 1854. So-t'
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IIORATiO d. HEWITT. (suc

1oRATiO d. HEWITT, (succcssor to
l l Tyler 4 HEWITT rAsc roRrr AID MUSIC
prALgR. 80 Camp street, New Orleans. lila.
ilways on hand one of The largest and mos.
complete selections of Piano lorie, in the
southern country. all Of which are guaranteed
as good and perfect instrumental AGENTS Tor
I've sale II A. SIODARr Il Co.'S New York
Pianos.
These Pianos ,re celebrated for fine qnnliiy
Of tone yureness Of sound, ard for n.a, and
beautiful finish Of exterior work man.hip, and
ar. considered by the profession, and compeisnt
jndges, to be the finest Piano. made in the
United S,atcs Particular attention is requested
TO their splendid Srrpcn'ne PATTERN wit,k'.arl
keys, which Is considered one OF the finest nou
made.
HALLFrr, DAVIS co.'s celebrated Bo~rn
Pianos, g 1t, 81, and 7 octave piccold Piano
fofics, from the factory Of plevel co.."
PARIS. also Pianlnus, Sem-Grand and Grand
Pianos from the same house
Old Pianos taken in exehange and par, pay.
'nent
GUITARS from the house Of Hall a. Son,
Spanish and French patterns, Sc; Victims, in
large quantities; Melodeons, SerapLine-. ~.
gans. Flutes, laroncites. Brass Instruments
of all kinds Volinccllos. RAMOS, strings tot
all Instruments. and mt steal merchandise OF all
descriptions, wholesale and retail
Sheet Music Of all kinds--mu-:c rereived
from the North by every steamer. IA soon ~
published. church Books Instruction Books
SC.
Particular a,teniioGis called TO the large and
extensive selection of Aeco rdeons and flulnss,
which is the most complete and pericc, selee
ton OF these beautiful Instruments ever offered
IN the southern market.
All orders from the country faithfully and
promptly attended TO. A liberal discount made
to Teachers and to Summaries
llOkA1iO y. HEWITT.
30 Camp ST.. New Oriexna
Jan. 10. 1852, v3nQ
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TIN WARE.

T II. VANliN,k, manufacturer of r..
81. Copper, and Sheet iron, keeps constant, '
on hand a complete assortment of n, -
which lie VIII sen at ShrevePof, prices.
Job " orb done IN superior name, md :.
short notice. Gullterng done al ,hor, no,i..
and cheap.
Jan. 10. 1853. ma
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). DRuCKMuLLEa / q. DEckER1

- .FINVE ~ uVIUIVsN7I
MESSkS. b. L. ID. would respectful,
inform their friends and the public gene.
ally, that they have purchased the store and
took Of N. billings, and that they are now
prspas~d 10 carry On the boot and Shoe bust
nrs. In al is bfaneheS
0snitemea swd Lsj,es' Boots and Shoes,
made 10 osdss VI tse best material. Price
moderate.
" 0tees sext dees " Hardwiek'. grocery.
AasnAali. Nov. ~, 1853. n,7-ly.
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TIME Es.eat,g. Eoasj Of Managers, appoint
| ID bv Marshall Lodge No -, announce TO
Tho ,utl,e that the e,h session Of the Institute
commenced On the Third Monday IN Septeio-
h., and piil continue ten months. embracing
1lunrssions--hu, no vacation at the close OF
t--ul..es the direction OF the following
t,.,,ry.
fs, y Wn.sos. D. d.. Pres,Sent
W., MAsfaA IirsIGrillp, We Principal
Ms. SUE, II. Ius.rx. Engi,,A Literature.
Ms. 1. CoesriaA Jusl, Ornamental Degari-
men, ard Frsseh.
Mas AeAn.ttA Jlsslfl JuaI, Mnsie, P,aao
aad t,n,ts,.
Mis- l. CofSfLIa IUst. Nssie, Organ
ID UAsfoHtG, Pfofssser II Io1ai HWic.
Course 81 study, and Charges PaE Ses-
sion, Twenty Weeks
PElssRy DtfAkfs. HI.--ofth"g"P'y,
Reading,sn "n''ng' per session OF 49,
Eve months, siV w
Sf,osD |raion CLASS. -titine"'Afy los
sons 10 Nfiitineilr n'Atninaf' Geo
rfsphY, Na,nfai fhi"-'phyi 'h'''- 49,
ol"g} aiid Iiistoff S- 'V
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\lW ORLEANS ALythTI>i MEIT>.
Wholesale Book 4 stationery House
III NNGGu l. UOAGN 1NA,


Publishers and Jolbsrs of Boots aud Stationary
AHIDlA We invite the attention Of buy
Z efs to our large stock Of Books
11W and Stationery, which we now
have In store, and to which We ARE constantine
receiving additions from all the principal pub
fishers and manu'acturtrs Of the United State.
and Europe. Our stock IL the largest mad
most complete of any in The South, aud being
as largely engaged IN publishing mos, Of cor
Northern cotemporafes, aud buying orr -tl.
'ipnery direct from the best manufacturers in
the world. our Facilities for supplying cur Gu
toners with n complete stock of Books and
Stationery. at lbw prices, are equaled by no
house IN the South, and by few IN the North
Our stock comprises Books in every depart.
mcnt Of Literature, History, Biography, Travel
and Adventure, miscellaneous add school
books, bibles, of all styles and prices, prayer
books, testameuts, etc, etc. Or stationery
We have every descrip,on--cap, letter bill,
counting house, brief, and note paper, of every
grade; also, packet and commercial post, hai
cap, folio post, de.ai-medium and royal Bristol
board, and drawing paper. Envelopes of every
dese'ipuon-poliey legal, packet and CONNER
cial post sizes. Writing Desks, Port Folo.,
Travelling Cases, Ink and lnk.,ands, great
variety, Pencils, Wax WATERS, Paper Folders,
States, Bill Files, Counting house Japan Ware,
Paper Weights, Holders, etc
We cannot, in newspaper advertisement,
enumera,e the different articles that are com.
prised in acomple,e assortment Of stationery,
suffice it to say that, in extent and variety, our
stock is sach AZ will be found only in a first
class wholesale book and stationery ware.
house.
We are engaged in publishing large nun.
Der Of very popular and saieable books. and
there l. not a merchant in Texas who could no,
sell largely OF them every year, ii he would
keep email stock Of thsm on hand and as
we make a large deduction to dealers, il would
be an objec. to keep them. Printed catalogues
furnished upon application to
BURNETT 4 BOSTWICK.
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READY MADE CLOTHING
THE MAMMOTH STABLE,

THE MAMMOTH STABLE,
aNp
Wholesale and Retail Saddle and Harness
Shop.
A Large saddle and harness shop
I56ED has been wanted for long time
in Marshall. The subscribers
aware Of this, have recently visited New Or.
leans, md returned with large and well Sc.
lec'ed stock Of every thing in the "a
above line which they viii sell on more
favorable terms than has ever been
offered in this market, either for cash or corn
and fodder. II you want any thing Of the kind,
don't send abroad or put yourself to the
trouble Of hunting around, but call down and
look At our stock. and price our goods
Shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
public square.
The L,rery Stable is handsomely fitted up,
and is acsnow lodged to be one Of The largest
and best regulated establishments in the State.
Persons patronixing this stable may rest assur.
cd that their horses will receive every attention
We keep plenty Of pro,cnder and faithful host
lers.
c. T.. HYNSON Il Co.
Dr We have horses, buggcs, hacks, and
carriages to hire sell or trade.
April, 20th, 1854. "
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JOHN q. SCOTT & co.
Nos 23 MTroy and II Warren streets,
New York.

Buyers will at all times fna at either
hnusc n large and reasonable stock OF clothing,
got up in the best manner, under their mmc-
fate supervision, Mt very reduced prices tof
t'tsh ur approved paper. ian T. 81
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Je((eYson Adverttseneais.


". L. BAKER - Co.
~ k.NERAi. dealers In Dry Gco-is, Gro.s-
N rus. i,rrgs, OH, Pants, Ds,anT''
Window Ciass, Dc, de.
Gr-cr~s, and BaggnR and Rope Turn shed
TO PLANTER. on accommodating terms.
Also Receiving. for~srding. and ComniiH-
SION merchants, paliss street Jefferson, Texas
Feb. Is, 1854. lN
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NEW ORLEANs...Cealinaed
New SIN House.

New Sllk House.
xrw FALL AND WINTER GooDsl !.
J. q. PEPPARD Il co.
IS 0rsriey Street 0S
Between Camp and Magazine streets.
4 RE now opening an entirely ne,s stock Of
n Lnpo~,ed Silks and Fancy Dress Goods :
al.o s.ratc goods, siA bonres, ribbons i1ces
su,broiier,.., rlores, hosiery: dress trimmings
artificial foiscrs, feathers, millinery articles
&c ZEE, to which they invite the attention OF
country merchants.
j. q. PEPPARD 4 CO..
jan I. 81. 80 'rdr,cr Nrre--
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0QI0GEON DENTIST,
DENTAL SURGEON.

~ J. N. JORDAN has,,. yerina-
0yyv nenily located in Marsaall res
l1D pscifully tenders his services in
tho various branches OF his profession to the
citizens and vicini,,. All operations entrusted
Ia him are warranted to b. done ia the latest.
improved. and most superior manner
October Is. 1859. I2--n
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J. Y. MO RGAN.

HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER. ,
lESPECTFULt.Y Offers his services 10 he
~ public. aud will be prepared n. short 40.
ticc, To undertake any work with wbi,h he ma,
be favored. lie feels ASSURED OF being able TO
give satisfaction
Persons desiring his services will lind hun a,
Wilder : Mill. All communications promptlY
attended TO-
January 7 1854. n2t-iy.
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CHA1Ips DnoxnRr.
Attcntioui M. levy,

Attention M. levy,
Store IL Johnson's Brick Buiid,ag North
SIDE Of the Public Square,
I1AS Just received, and is now opening a
1 l large and handsome assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
which ennno. be surpassed In this market,
consisting in part Of the following articles
100 pieces Of rich prinis
so do French ginghams,
30 do French lawns;
a fine assortment Of ladies fancy dfess good,
teraces bayadere robes painted, swiss jaeo.
net, and cross-bar muslins eottonades. linens.
hosiery, SC. a very large and choice stool.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

T r. WILLIAMS, Attorney n Lam, 5iar-
e. shall, HARRISON county, Texas.
VIII continue the practice Of his profession
and attend promptly 10 all bus,ness entrusted
70 HE care, in Harrison. Casa, Pamela, Rusk
Cherokee. Smith, Wood and upsbnr ooaniies
Business Of Estates particularly attended
Aug 2G--3y }. y. WILLIAMS
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'UKNEFr 4 BOSTWICk,
publishers, Is Camp s,reet. NO.

y
7 BURNSIDE 4 CO., m,orfsys and
Os Whoissaie Dealers IN Foreign and DO
mss1c Dry Goods, Nos. 10 and ~ Charities
street, New Orleans.
WI! remove to eo Canal street, early In
anuary.
New Orleans, Jan. 7, 1854 ".
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HATS. HATS HATsi,,
uSF feec'sed and for sal.--Saperiine fash.
- ionsblc Moieskn Hats,
Fine black cavalier Hats;
DO do do do, with cords, ,asseI-
Superiine drah Otter son Hate
large variety Of son flats generally;
Mems and Boys cloth Caps
Infants cciosed silk velvet Caps;
oupeftinc fur Caps,
Black and white wool Hats,
Gail and see, no chary. for showing Hats.
q. Il. GREGG n co,
August ~, 1851. 5n
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Wroltag ard Desk. keepiag Aeadeny.
II ". MASON rssp~csfully informs III.
LIZ eilssns Of Marshall, that he has taken
rcens over Asssss. Fife 4 Soas store, 10, .hc
psspsss q tssshiag tue above branches Tho.e
!asesastsd an insissA to call and examine
spseiaoaa, aad receive oceslas Demonstration
d ths sysesa. Nursess gaasass,ed, whe. pro
pr sitsaejea II givsa.
Angssl -, lS4l. s-,f
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rEREllMERY.

TFKFVMFW1,
CHOICE assortment Of perfnmery.' hsl
~ oils, pomades, cooking extracts, Jenny
Lind HAIR gloss, varicgated and fancy soap,
shaving compounds, colcgnes. hair dyes, ana
hair toncs, from the celebrated establishments
Of JULES llAul:. Co.. Philadelphia, fos sa's
vt the City Drug Store.
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
April, %. 1854 ~
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RUBBER SHOES

NUBBEN SVUtS.
UST received, an assortment Of mems.
~ women and mssas India rubber Over.
bhocs. H. a. X. II. KEY.
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LOST OR NlSLAID.


TIVE Headlight Certificate f., lsnd granted
J. toe. J. Williamson, administrator Of the
estate %, James lioglos, decense d .---lsi rlass.
No, -. dated March 18th, 1879. for one. third
Of a league, which II no, fund, duplicate will
b. applied for. T. A. rATllLO
S.ptemb.r.'th, 1851 TOT
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NEW eRLEAyS-..censinue1.

NJ 4. HANNEY 4 co, (successorr :,
W. J. BrswstssD Wholessle D.!esr, ..
French al! Amev'csa Has, Caps, SvaN g., !"
Umbrellas, de-. No. ~ Common st., N. Oy,s.s4
Jan. 10, 1884. v3u2a-s.
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4 rRE2 R"''on iafa, for sale hx
~ Pis@ g. Z r H. KEY
ocLS
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JOSEPH II. PALMER, JAMES II. Manor,
JOSEPH II. PALMER & CO, Irs,...
- aud Wholesale Dealers in Foreirn ~ =
nestle Dry Goods, ~ Camp street, Abeye ~
Ter New Opleans.
Ian 10. INA v3p2 SLY
The daily union., 1854-01-06
Congress s--Thursday.

SEsAIE-VaTious memorials and petitions were mn.
senled, and referred TO the appropriate committees
Mr. Foot gave notice OF his intention TO Introduce
Pacific railroad BILL differing in of its ieasues ltoU
any OF the plans that have been heretofore submitted ia
the Senate.
Mr. Cass made motion to refer the documenls in rs
laon 10 the Clayton Buwer treaty, and that The cons
Grafton OF the motion be postponed until Tuesday
and made The order OF the day; which agreed 10
The Senate adjourned at early hour, until MONDAY
next
HOUSE or REPRGsEsrArlyEs--M VALLEY, from Mas
sachuseils was sworn and took his seat The Speaker
laid before the House communications from the Treas
ary Department; which referred TO appropriate
committees. Mr. Dean brought forward report iron
the Committee on Foreign Affairs. substituting for III,
resolutions Of thanks, and the presentation of swo
TO Captain Ingraham, which had been referred 10 Tia
committee similar resolutions, aud lhe presentation Of ,
medal. as indicating that the act Of Captain Ingahsm il
escuing Koszia 10 be regarded civil rather thar
military. This led to considerable debate in which
neatly all the points OF interest connected with The Ko.z
ia case were discussed. The House adjourned wilhou
dsposng of the resolutions Several notices were giveI
of the introduction Of new bills.
The daily union., 1854-01-06

But II Is said that there gToiHg OF the
character OF this measure and that thsy such as
would require II 10 be Islened 10 different committees.
FOR instance this bill may involve The appropriation OF
lands, and therefore II should go 10 the Committee on
Pubhc Lands may involve the expenditure OF money,
and theleoe u should 20 10 the Committee Finance
II may involve, and necessarily will involve, the trans
portaon of the mas, and therefore should 20 10 the
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads To all
that, Mr. President, myreply Is The that bave al
ready uJged-that this committee 10 constituted for the
purpose OF having charge OF roads and canals and this
road All lha that may be made OF that road and
all The means by which il may be constructed Incl.
denial they are not primary and the primary character
OF the measure ought 10 determine lis reference Every
claim submitted 10 this body involves the expenditure OF
money but do we, therefore, refer every claim to the
Comlniltee on flnapcei Not al all Some oi these
claims are for military services. others for civil ser
wees and some are OF mixed character; but we refer
hen 70 such comnees as are indicated by the general
character Of The claims What propose isibs thai we
refer This subject 10 the committee which rs indicated BY
It's general character.
have not inquired into lhe character OF the Commit
tee on Roads and Canals have The honor TO be mem
ber OF IL. and am ayorably inclined TO The construction
OF road through The Territories il is proposed.
During Tue last sessono the Senate. gave my humble
support TO such measures as thought t and proper
Tor that object There measures for which could
not give my support. and there measures 10 which
shall give my support And had The honor AS mem
Der OF that committee 10 report the Provison--the only
provision that received The sanction OF Congress the
last session-under which explorations and surveys are
now being made. But 1 do not know what may be the
opinion Of gentlemen associated with upon that
mltlee have not Inquired INTO IT, know that they
are gentlemen from the different sections OF the country,
and that they have been selected by The Senate for the
purpose OF taking subjects OF this character into
sideraon. have no doubt they will give il fair
sideraon, and that they will make fair report aud the
measure which they may report will be likely receive
the sanction OF this body trust. any measure that
may be reported by select committee.
thought il due TO myself to state these the reasons
which will govern IN the which shall take
discharging my duty member of the Senate. re-
II
refer this matter TO select committee, shall nterpose
no further objection.
The question was then taken upon the amendment 10
the amendment and i, was agreed 10 upon diysionayes
"a, noes Q.
On motion by MIR. GWlN, the blank filed by the
number " nine'
On motion by Mr. GWIN,
Orded, That the committee be appointed by the Pres
den. pro tsmporc.
MIR. HAMLlN called for the calendar
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
The daily union., 1854-01-06
ANNIVERSARY BALL

OF THE COLUMBIA TYPoGRArIiICAL SOCIETY
rHE MANAGERS respectfully notify subscribers public
the above ball January
at jackson Hall.
Ladies Informed that the department be
tended O.
bamss coulion has been procured for
No hats, &c. permitted IN this
be attended 10 gratuitousy.
Tickets be procured the following places
Mctnurn, Of 3th aud Coiumbus,
Sessfods National Hotel CocbIanis, Hendiey
Hat store, Un,ed Hotel building
Wind- Hoei Of the committees different Offices
and at The door the evening the ball
Jan 4-co3uf
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CITY OF WASHINGTON
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 8, 1874

QgMr @. W. JAsss of Cincinnati, Ohio, eoIeeua, a.
fos The Western states, assisted BY Msss H. j. To-. :
DEsr. G. NJ. L.. wIsEaAK, and A. L. CEIIDs
Qy-hlr. BssRr NJ. LKwIs, OF Montgomery, Alabama a an, -
travelling agent for States OF Alabama
sisted by e. r. Ln~n JAaKs O. Ixwis, and SAMUEL D. L,
QMr Israel Il. JAMS, No. ios south Tenth street
phia, general travelling agent assisted by Wa IA ~
Jons COLLINS, JANIS DsEK j. HANhIr, Joe Bryro. -
p. Burros, Isaac M. BoDIsg, EpxuHD W. Willy Wu,,,
WArKsaAs, and CEoKoE L. MoLgep.
.Q3- Receipts from either Of the above viii be good
The daily union., 1854-01-06
jackson BANQUET.

We invite attention TO the proceedings Of The meeting
held at Jackson Hall to make arrangements for ban
a~os ssr vvcntDg OF The 9Th Of January. twill be
that the Jackson democrats are determined to KEN
up the tmehonored custom Of observing the glorious sh
OF January as a daY OF Jubilee
The daily union., 1854-01-06

NHEAr BAk<sAINs--On hand n great variety OF ladies'
III cbidren's Shoes which viii sell low.
enpcced, wish reduce the stock Also, gentlemen
aud calfskin with top,
Congress CATERS o boots aud shoes Of all descriptions for
boys, yous, We would also
large work, suitable ior county
Ladies' shoes description, III. material
shot notice.
NJ BPersons having requested
forward and settle, the books be closed.
S. q. MILLS n CO..
Washington Place, No. 8, 7th street, near T.
Jas 4-Jt