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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-05-13

IORNTIO D. HEWITT, (sueeessof y
l Tylcr q liewilt,l FARO FORTE ANps,,.
DEALER, 81 Camp street, New Orleans he,
always On hand one Of the largest ana msf
complete selections of Piano Foriss N NY
southern country. all Of which are gutfaH''t.
Us good and perfect Instruments Agens =
the sale Of 4. SropARr q co.'s Ae~ i@'
Pianos. ,.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine qpA|
of tone, puroness Of sound, aud for neal "
beautiful finish Of exterior Workmanship ~
are considered by the profession and comff'fl'
Judges, to be the finest Pianos made y -
United States. Standardization ia reduf'95
to their splendid Scrpenline pattern, wi'6f'.
keys, which is considered one of the finest NV
made.
HAtlrrr, DAVIS co.'s celebrated bo'ie
piAyos, &, st, 81, and I octave Pieeoia ~
Fortes, from the factory of "Pleycl =
Paris; also paninos, Semi-Grand and "''''
Pianos from the same house.
Oid Pianos taken in exchange ana par r.
rleni.
GUITARS, from the house of 'iai' ~,
Spanish aud French patterns, sc NipH"' q.
large quantities Mclodcons, SeraphlheN
gans. Flutes, Claroncitcs, Brass ins'f""'s 4,
of ali kinds. Niolincellos, Haalos, S'ns'
all instruments, and musical merchaHu''eV'
descriptions, wholesal. and retail. Ill
Sheet Music of all kind---musle re- /,
from the North by every steamer AZ 81.
published, church Books, instruction "
&c. ,si
Particular attention is called TO the ' s't'na.,
extensive selection Of Aceordcons ana .ses.
which is the most complete and Fef'o ossrl
ton of these beautiful ins.runentse 'V
in the southern market ..ps III
All orders from the country iaiih'u'' n,is
promptly attended to- A liberal di-so""
10 Teachers and to Seminarles. ,,.r
HORATlO d. IlEWlih
." lamp ST. w" ,sus'
~ NJ BAYLY g. co, No. 30 ean n, 80
NJ ~ Common st, New Orleans 10.
Grocers, and dealers in tine hranu' ~
liquors, and staple goods, eoi'ee' W rois
salt, moasscs, Hour, bacon, lard, been r
steamboat and plantation sappies' va ,s-ls
Dee. 20, 1859.
EDWARD THOMPSON. VILLA" ',,l,gsR
HNHOM"SON, ALLEN, to'' v';s,s sJ
Grocsrs, and Dealers IN rholee ~" Sss
Ligi,ors. Nos. II and 20 Common s'''''
Orleans.
Good. at the loves, marked rrie,e, Az .hS
.air,3 ,r.,ycty PARTICULAR J I SHAN"
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OsEOkS j. " Ellis.
Jelly IL. 1863. sy
rresh Arrival Of New Goods /,

THE undersigned has jest received q
81 Anc supply u fine gold and leser watch.
- e. j~welsy, and fancy goods al the old
staad Of
Sary 4. BurHsids, Shrererorf, La,
sd n aos psvJarcd to offer - good bargains
= ~ llne of basiness, q. can be found IN the
HestA. Watches and Js~elfy of all kinds re-
talfsd I. shcTs notice.
T.. II. BURNSIDE.
Aul IS. 1864 nas~lm
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GROCERIES. WINES. liquors, q,

GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS., dc.
TIME suhscFbers have inst received, per
/ steamer Cieona, IN addition to their for
mer stock, lnll and complete assortment OF
Groceries, Western Produce, and other articles
suited 10 the trade ell new and fresh COM
prised Of the following articles, viz
~ Casks ribbed hacon: 30 kegs lard
IS terccs Stacy a shay extra hame
10000 lbs clear.side bacon
$50 bbls -four; 70 hh!s extra do
80 sacks coffee
40 bbls and 40 half hld- lnolasscs.
40 hbls aud 80 half hbl- Dexter whisky
10 h,ls Dean aud Wayuc's whisky,
% bbls st lous whisky;
10 bbls old Monougahela whisky;
10 hhds brown aud clarified sugar
10 bhs crushed ahd D bills powd d sugar
10 bblS lost sugar,
80 boxes Virginia tobacco.
ALso-B boat AND HtK STORES.
Comprising a choice and select variety Of Bran.
dies, wines gin, run, bitcrs, s}rups, etc; with
n well assorted stock Of Fancy Groceries, yiz
.ardine-, pickles, candies, preserves, kctchups,
sauces, mustard etc.
STACEY d WELLS,
Successors TO Robert Donutll,
Sept 3y II on the Levee
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u. wFfRLEY l.. C.. JUREY o.ruESEss
HARLEY, JUREN, q co. Commission
J. NerchaRis, No ~ Carondclct street, New
Orleans
" W, II. {. liudgn e. Co Agents, shreyc-
port, La. July %, 1864 "
| BURNSIDE q Co, I'M critters an
-. Wholesale Dealers m Foreign and DO
mesic DRY Goods, Nos. 10 and Al Charlres
street. New Orleans.
VII. remove TO % Canal street, carly in
anuary. ".
New Orleans, Jan. 7, 1854
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Y TTI17TF FIffFF N
on
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,


1--WE subscriber bcgs leave 10 inform the
l public that he has Just received, and Is
stall receiving, large supply Of G.N and win.
ter guod., d.ree, FROM NeN York aud Boston
which have been very carefully selected by his
brother. j. Levy.
The following are some Of the ARTICLES:
100 pieces Of rich prints.
D. pieces Of Kentucky jeans;
A large lotof Kentucky lnseys,
Flarnels, kerscys md ca-iuct- also fine as.
sortmeui Of ldIcs fancy dress goods, dc hines
(-ol,d and fancy coIotsj alpaccas, black and
fancy, cassimerc-, mofiuocs dress silks, fancy
slAVl. cts, besides n host of oihcraftiele- too
numcfousto mention
lie has also received very large assortment
Of Ready Made Clothing, manufactured by his
brother IN New York, Also, splendid a.sori-
meut Of boots, shoes, and ha., from the man
aac,ory at Boston, which he VIII sell very
cheap for cash.
lie invites bis old friends and customers to
call and examine his stock, before purchasing
elsewhere. lie viii charge nothing for show
ing lIa goods.
VI. LEVY.
h.,ohali ", 10 ia.p - g.,
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Shreveport Advertisements.

I l. CARTER, Commission and IotWari-
- ing Merchant, and wholesale and haia'
Dealer IN Grocerits, Professions, liquors. UaB
Corn, Oas, Begeipg, Hope, dc 81. +. e
lIari's Brick Warehouse, corner Of Commerce
and Milan streets, Shreveport, Ia.
Or Liberal advances made on consignment
of Cotton aud Merchandise. Every dcscuP
ton Of Goods received on atofage oumoderaio
terms nh-Y.
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NEW ORLEANS-..CeptinueA
EVANS, GREGG, & KEY

We will furnish Bagging, Rope, and pa,
ta'ion supplies to Planters shipping to ,bs
above house.
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Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, anu
Wax Work. each 10 90
Board can BE- obtained ri,h iiia Principal -
paving IA advance, st The very los rates q
sso 90 for 10 months H. all eases ibe pupil
VIII be expected 70 remain from The time Il
entrance, tl the close Of Che -essiou but Tor
hose who prefer attending bnt half Of the
session, jus, ouc-half Of the preceding rates
yill be charged 80 deductions excepting for
prolfaeted sickness. limited numhcr 81
Young ladies' will be- received "a Paflor Baaft
ers, who viii be allowed at the discretion of
the Principal, 10 make aEj receive visits.
Bills for Board aid Tuition pay able ser.r
annually
EMMA W. BONlOEi, Prmeiyai.
july q. 1853. ni-ly
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PHILADELPHIA Saddicry Warches,,.

- Camp street, Nep ORLEANS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
srcriNHp Hv
MAGNETIC TELEGR A.h'
FROM WASHINGTON

CSac V""''w ,,e,<orcN. Wodo, SHAY fb $, lS''
,.,,,,,ct, h,sS,gc published ihai Che Caomo' haa
- a., a, .crA Oalsi, ne Nceiy 70 'ac Son"' are "'
$50 Ars,her CaNln,t meeting had II under ''"S'l'''
49," .,a , arN Il viii he sen, 10 The Senate To-
x0rNw &c.. ,..,,6r,,ol d,
,s..,,h...sh, ycnssoc'a Tho nomination" o' ''"N o.
NS,,,,xs. Cha,,S. 60 Portugal was 'J' atN aad j.
' -. ,Ns rsle. rovlth,loss he w'l DO conhrrn IL
,,. S,,n,xs nomination has becn reported from tue
-. -, N,,r,acrcc bui cannot learn whether Il "a
-, Nvv,rus o,sor nominations have been con
Grva,a $50
Nvv nt ssys Ne Scols that h. has NJ iniiuonco and
'N,,f s,ssSenco .. al, parties in him is gone John
oS.lSysr. wNo rs yoa know, Is anxious to be
=, A. Nr,aSAl Wrote 70 loha that Il b. would
,,e n,c,,isS in n.vor ii the Nebraska bill in New
MA q ~S,sid hep his ,OSulivsnsl nomination In n
:, lAa declined tic honor and suggostol that the asp
., Or DIPLOMATIC honors at Lisbon had better 'oai' on
All u, 4 A'mselt
ne rucrs to dsy are thsi every S'u'Aener exc '"'
wv MAS Senators viii VOC for Douglass b ana even
Ass Cls,ooa viii ~ viii she crowd This nnd'F' u hAc!
a., ,A,rs vii he ~ r,'e Whis Natcnsl Conventions
S,ss,sr wApr made ro,i point IN his speech when
-. murserrd in TIC ;ccZrarhc report Of me Associated
u.s. Arsdinx q, tie i>caTa,on of Nh Dixon thar th'
<,rfh In sosus sog noaslass bill, we've ba Gcc7..Ag
-, r-xyssa g them ~ the North, Mr. Wade replied
= Ns;os Andre was hung by tie uoek Tor accepting
~, ,r,ssaa prpftTsd by Benedict Arnold
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DoMGS IN TIE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ..ALpAST, wednesday, Feb. :, i'

SENATE....ALBAST, wednesday, Feb = 1874.
Mr WnrrsIY introduced two petitions signed numer
ousy by citizens If New York for the passage OF Il"
amending tie act in relation TO divorces 50 thar elmer
patty TO TIC marriage contract may be relieved ron rs %
estcns in c.s where the other shall leave the county
ard tale up permanent residence abroad. They pay
for H. rass6ge OF IL divorce iii lately published IN IhE
'THiuJNE. 49,,
Br BROOKS introduced Z petition on same subject
stoned BIZ GEORGE g Cornell and others. which Diners
IN IN the above in certain particulars. IL pfays me
Coprts nav have power 70 grant absolute divorces IN
,s5.rs or of the partes b i wilfly and wong.
fully abandon the other for period Of three yr, all
refuses 20 fulfill the Oils atoms Il the marriage co-ci
Will the understanding Lat tie guilty party snail oe pro
libe Fl Il future marriage. They assign a Te .'ll
lclef mat Here are many that veEy o2p.es'
sye " hero the Abandoning lrty, thou evidently I'n
in dalv yol1ton # sound morality and virtue, yi !
mi Wv ea.ily 90 avoid the penalty Of TIE present y
7f law Iley therefore truly believe WI be To-
- Ttff f sound morality and the good of SOC - -
tl Cor-fs 10 sunu all such yolsfed mar-is 5as,
49, Give rtlif 10 the inn0cc II aid suffering gli
SCHOOL HoSEfs.
Tie f-uowin. III VS. Introduced By VI. B,ras-t rs
a, rr,e er tie Di-,-i.uoa o. TIE gh.i- Moneys 50
~ 8, . p" ~ III school. l451--.u- the
Ia. s 81 So i-' r'.''s''.i 81 s'.i'' al i' -
1tr<.e !. ~ ,.e- ed q. q Common $ a,.,s ~,
s,,. . u11r.s lztce by ser-ra r ilf 's2t :.
IA Z. ,s.la.ei Do -c-1es thr -sls y y, -
80 AIM u. ssf ID t vir 20 70 sry ot-srsit1r- o. 80
80 ft.fe sL-I -f p-s..lt- 90 every g ~ a -
-, 1900 u o. lIuo-rs such ~ t-y-s -ss,ss'- SO
e. .-- b. u .l..r. tnd Gre s-.i r.qe .--n- go
e.. ..-.... ---- % t- e.. p
t-- ~. ..-- 10 r-... --sfc a..-
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Rrrotsd so4 Tie NeYok weekly Td5rus BY JoAa Eaton
WKoH-sDAY Feb. 3 1851
vstf. III Cttstor 7f3 Beev and n roscs co1s-ins
fVorsas Orn aud Cagea la nss sd ys.r, Old
BALgEr BzlgEKiSs a eTt 81 hri. qs,s y NE on
~ sCasil 1allss. Gt0s9 Pelts 81 ~ y o. o. CsiE
s. \ ~ = y. Eanens Cste S'laV Fsa l-4'ss 90
8 p sud afto &C.
sqosEs-- Va ~ Ozcn. 49, 49, -. -.
TWoTe,rs gf4 ~ ~ 81. 80 g. 81 y -. =
Tire 4sas Oh So So q as 81, 80, so 81 % III
FrEgp 80 LsBfss 2 ~ a. l.cgklt.
I1frs. ~ e. ~ Gst049
~ LIZ "a IS "a IT, D g. - % -!
EWIlE-.CLc. a.
Fstf,rxs-Ihs Ctte .rels all beh al their Inc toes
M lls Zen s-floa incJngsg 70 the trade ~ 49, -.
stcdav - whole, very superior dnyy - 80
O. O. o1 BEL gfeuilld tie. fhsr.
ftcck not 10 when Ne nade ~ ~. n a.
llre erof Wes-sTu Bseres a. ersaS9 ,s~l .a4 N
80 ~ -erort C csucsrne the Fice5fs ~ - 49,,
srd lowell Railroad os,s 80. ,~s, -
IlrlsE ard foais II began 10 sn0~ a. 0S''SN ' -
IcE O. y 10 EaiEs si4d A. the east - .-.~v
svssEE EgoH EAes la sxiss Hs,.s.
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DAMAGES AGAINST a RAILROAD COMPANY
TIE CONDEMNED MuRDERER JENELL.

I-TIsHINHIl' " VuIt.ta! T " . III
Before Judge Williams this morning, AcC loskey al
irsfrsoIs obtained verdict against the Pennsylvania
Ralroad for $500. McCloskey was conveying horses
from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia when he was killed in
Mar last by a collision near Newton me defense set
mn was that he was or the wong al the time OF the
cident.
Considerable excitement exists here in consequence Of
the extraordinary proceedings OF the Legislature IN refer
epce 10 Jewell the murderer The papers condemn the At
taCls Of members upon Judge Mcclure and there Is
rorg feeling in the community against special action by
Hisler viii not fign the bill if passed. Jewell % to be
Inn on
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TIE FfoGoi,G C,sE.-THe IVE'mastic hdiam states
at full examination into he charge against DR. Feh,
of whining one Of his scholars % his deltb
ffsed in sho wing thar the charge grou1deIs, Tho
teiOuy OF nine persons including both the friends ana
orponens Of Dr. Fitch, and attending physlcan was
and not ono word wns eiced which fastened upon
he doctor lie charge Of inurBg the boy ia any degree
Tic ruseef Ofthc Institution likewise pabiish statement
Gly generating the instructor Dr. T., and intiniiins
ilnt Tie exaggerated reports orsnat viii tho enemies
- tletcIrol There was no mari. e on the boys body
eer The csstieation complained Of Uldgr snch cneum
fispces Il il msuifesiy unjust that tie Toqu' ltlon
Of Or. Fitch should suffer from m'concePA'h Of inc
-..L
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MURDERER CONVICTED.

Ngw-H,yES, Wednesday, Feb g. 1891
Michael Jennings charged with the murder OF Mrs.
f. Tier Bradley Of North Haven the 2lh Of July last
has been convicted in lie Superior Court now N session
in this city Of murder in the first degree JennnS, IN
foted over fifty stals upon his victim lie Is about
Yeals Of eye and his father, from Brooklyn was as his
e. frrinr tie trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

very large and enthusiastic needing OF he citizens OF
Fal River Mass was hid in the Town Hall on Tuesday
1zhtssf 10 protest against the pa-saee OF tho Nebraska
LII. ana resolutions condemnns measured terms ia
r,rfdy were introduced and passed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

Tic town Of Pelham Mass has yotcl - % &c. 20
rc1Lcr rs charter and 10 parcel seif among tie
rounding toms Of Auhcrst Endcf Pfecoti, and 5stes
iuiv. Committee hss been selected 90 take proper
ncisuIes f.r carrying tie vote into effect The town
coVo6ted 10 1872. and formerly embraced the town Of
Irrfool; thin 10. pTCCincts.
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tel lh1 Ito climate would suit Slavery that slave
holders would not desert theirc1l1A m g AMI pan
inorf 60 c1rr' their slaves iuto tie TC0-ols elm 80 Of
Neb3aaka. The longer Continuance OF tn prJliluon
could ID BE degrading INST Pr slave or - ier-'
T. Cannot De- tO.h re read o letter from Nh f.1czn-y
Of sou Carolina written late the hight Of the asa-,
Of Tie Misa0 ri Act ia VII sald ile South al
cured b. tie bargain Missouri Florida and Ark and
rrt nls another State Tie territory norh Of 90 deg 80
min. wa oceul led by Indians womb DO settled r.
ytsrs ard unsue1 10 slave labor. that Il cJls H.
dcred Southern triumph on the subject " slavery lie
M EyCre had not word g. say bis AZ draw
uc 20 close. would end as had beyunwthoat ile
e roach 90 any, bot Tays Tlrs 0fclE aat
and harmony. He 5rrs what he clai ned f,r him
for purity aid honesty II motive lie had never
and would not unto others word lgte 10 krte m
kind feeling. lie phized The Union most eoqueny
lie nid tLai far his opinion TO Slavery Wa COO
Cernod lie shared in the sentiment Of the people OF the
State where Ae born-wlere he dered thar his ashes
should IeitaLd where liz children wo ID succeed HIN
lie believed il evil. but be expected tie opinions Of
others who thought Ollie wise. lie would Mt var on
them. 1bey o. good men, good Christians AM
atTcts are. AMI good Ch4isisns AMI pa
ilots they lie rejo'ced TO hear tue senator fon
KemuCky ray that the Providence OF Coz wonlf naI oq
in s OWE time the proper channels 70 remove TINS eva
Rui the work Of three centuries could no be aniono IN
Gay. Time will perform Il. lie believed The fate O! Al
Intimately combined wrapped up in tie fate OF her
children, scattered in al quarters OF tie globe iley
would urn 10 her bosom 30 many IlSsonarl-5 %
Christianity and Civilization and in h.s good tins an
ruling Providence vii WORK gu. bis own wlso plr
poses from seeming evil, still Is ntuGted good.
Mr. SMITH got the loor when the bill was postponed
and after Executive Session the senate adjourned
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IN The Fifth District Court az New Orleans, Tsulpeton
& Vardcb bit have been condemned to pay $3.50 esch 70
three renons for breach Of contract in coyeyng them
lT,m y OIL ans 10 San FraIci,c0.
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R,ccys,4c Sscn'crF-E Coming Jr Albany.
rrcrrrT- Il Hltsrd G-ecrbrh. Renss ear c.
Erec,are Csn.,-,t' o'-Fjce- C Dibbo. Batavia Gsn
see Co. E,.a C,rs.ic.k Rome. Oacila c., Charles
. i-.i' I.'iDs VILE 11nps-.. Co, / j. Alans Pad
y tt.wr. r,tr-m Coz Ambrose StSYol> New l3s6
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THE WEATHER

NosrRFAI Wednesday. Feb. :. ls5i-lO A il.
The thermometer here j. now deg below zero and
O lecyy snow storm prevails. Wind north
QUrpEc Wednesdsy, Feb. :, 1910 A N.
weather clear Thermometer in tie Upper Town, 3
deg below zero, AID in the Lower Town deg b-low.
Wind y T..
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WRECK OF THE BRIG CzARINA.

Boz IINl " lNLt7U-!i CO . I-'f
Tie brig Czarina, from Sarinam Tor thi' Por! wehI
al orc on SUNDAY night az Chathsm. Capt. Lewis aud
dc crew were resued after 30 hours exposure on the
Wr.ck The vessel viii prove to,alloss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

Tyz R,.cGoLD SQUanAoS.-A private letter, dated
errcrs PAY Nov Q says tier ths United States ships
VrcenIcs Popoiae end p. Kennedy, we're then lyins
~ anchor lax pot lnl ready TO st FOL Tor Dateyl rs
ION AZ Gale of wind then blowing should esare. The
steiner Houcock and ot6oat Cooper bad len for N;
same g,s'iLrfiol On tie zlst Of October
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SNOW STORM N BOSTON.

BOsT0N Mednesdly. Fe5. :, I'3I
fro or snow storm commenced here early this m rnlng
and has continued without intermssion up to noon today
gtNolal inches have fallen. The weather Is mild
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

MAssAcnUcE1rs.-A State Convention has been called
10 be held at Boston in Fnneun Hall tie oth Of Feb
uary for the purpose Principal. Of ting against tho
slorinatle proposition to introduce Slavery into Nebraska
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09

ALtAfI, " lll-1ll!I To y -17I'
Tie suite Aercuura, sccsy have De .dsd 70 hold their
rsst Annual ar IL New York City The following oa;oEs
Ter the ersu ng year have been elected
Pyesf9.rt-Ww KELLY Of Rhnebeck, Duchess CO.
Viee Prefi5ssfs-J c Jackson, New York 4. 3 Con
rer Csrkstoyn R,ekand Coz Geo. Vail Troy, Reasse
lf- G.. Leroy MouEey, G-eeuwieh Washington 20 j..
& Wa @yl.,-sc. C-.n. ca Co.. J Br-ber II ner.
C.rfi.~. Co. u 81 J. 30. r-leaee, Living .o. Co. b.
n Frr,r o.. G,5L. Oleor. 20
C.r.. .t.savs-b. 7 .-soL Albany
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One rom Poltsu, Root Oneida Co, foF........ $50
rot.l for Eve t,,isrs.... ...............,.. $3.50
ArorTloN or SEsRAsS, RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. LoZuR OF Livingston called up the resolutions Of
Tered day or two since by Mr. HANS Of Cheninso,
rudiatirg Senator Douglass Nebraska bin
1leresOluti0ns being taken up, 1lr ID L Wooo of GA
eEdasa who offered the first series OF resolutions in the
House on the subject and slated that ne had
found in The amended resolutions offered IN nate by Nr
b. Dickinson Few days since something which better
suited his idea of what should be the EXPIRE sion Of th
State on this subject Hethereore moved then as sub
stute for those before the House and ut the sane
time withdrew his own.
which were before the House.
Mr. ASGLF. of GunrOc. move as substitute senator
puTyIHs resolutions on III, samo subject sNng That they
were much more brief and lid not recie any unnecessary
matters.
Mr.. W II WooD. of Catrraugus, sustained the motion
to substitute Senator Putnam's resolutions, ald
MIR PgRNErT of Essex also considered it unnecessary
to do any hing than make an open declaration Of
alive to The IhTmance contained IN Senator Douglas
Nr. Drygnrcr Oneida in order to save tbetmo OF
The House which might be wasted in an unnecessary de
bate moved the prev iOus question. which was upon Mr.
D. T. Woods motion 20 adopt hr Dickinaons l,ioas
The PREVIOUS question ordered, and on the cal Of NJ
BUBSEIT. Who opposed 20 ans rucft1, oar Eres n1
yos in Congress, the question on three re'ola'ions
making tie declaration, Terepui TO tie House nfst AMI
they we've adopted by The following vote
YFAs-Messrs angie Bailey. Baker Bckns r. J. BilFi1' s.
foSd B1rs, Buiuet Ctcse,ro Cook C,ns asiinA Cum
re D. we{ feo of Ji 1Sial ~, i,ii Ny
son Js1, ms JOY Ki-Isy Kirkland Leigh Lii- Ltt'e
I,Il e Il lier Miller MtaSe Moaiett Man5e, Ssoa
IA ,or Ia, re Peters Ronda, Richards sc1isn Robertson.
Rcst Row savage Sessions sharp s soeaker Scr
ifs 4 oru Towrs ID Underwood, Maid Weed Wilder, e.
" iIlsrr. Vine 2 No0G-So
c,trsr Dcuao Edw4rd. Gibbs Gleascn iloilnjec = lse
i.sg sis Nolle Odel s,snI Sc j. Shelby 5utey sts
tbSIs ,ufelu. Williams, J. = Wood W. H. WootI
Tie resolutions requesting Representatives. IN q IN
eress 20 vote against repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
Sc va then adopted. Ayes, '6 Noes, 20
lis I'll o remarkable that not single voice was raised
aesst principle contained The resolutions md the only
az bate he'd was upon their form II true there are some
VOC against them but the fact that the Only issue raised
was IN regard 70 tie form OF the resolutions goes e. show
If anything that the House unanimous in thor ex
lreaion against the contemplate bill which Senator Doug
t., las nude for southern favor.
Tie resolutions Of Mr. DIohINsoN as adopted by tho
H,use have been published in IHE TEiSUaE, as also
Al ore If 3lr PR, n moved BY Mr. Angie.