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L. The Bulletin this morning takes the Anleri

NI The Bulletin this morning takes the American
party this District task for nominating candidate fill
the vacancy in the Legislature occasioned by the resignation Of
Col james adit has fallen into Of acs, which
wish read the article which appeared i'll that
few days ago recommending that neither Of the parties should
make nomination. and that Col Campbell should lie elected as
independent candidate nberTe the vast Interests Of this
city and State in certain additional schemes Of internal improve
on foot.
concur with the Bulletin opinion of Col. Canphe's
ability nothing else There any doubt atot
obtaining his have to believe that was
obtained before there vacancy The difficulty and is
in obtaining Of he payers Of this city 70 his cleo
ton, we'll also that Of the American party who hold this
Drc, by thousand majority, and will elevate power
who openly refused them his cooperation in the late Pre
dental eeeo and in whom they place reliance These
the difficulties and the Bulletin need task the in
diligence Of Col Campbell for making free with his with
his consent, ouly regret that his has FOR
nay been brought forward independent conservative
didatc. the Bulletin that he does ohjec:
such being made Of his nanea that has formally
been brought Forward. and furthermore that will he form
ally back the day Of the election by majority Of Eve
TO agNins. it,
all this city State, Col Campbell stands pre-
eminent PAYERS An old and eminent citizen
who pays his share Of remarked the other day that
he Ind read the uetn's rs article advocating Col CS cleo
ton and hG he looked with apprehension % iiat his
very synonymous with increased TAXATION SucAis
f!ct, and our whole community feels it.
Il evident from the very extraordinary excons being made
BY certain capitalists and railroad spectators his elec
ton, that if they succeed there will be another
bill imposed citzeus.
the Bulletin old line Wing paper complains that the
wishes Of party friends have dsregored i'll this
Sucl Had the Bulletin and its friends urged the
Of one Of their number who had gone with the American
parry the late would in grateful remembrance Ct
obligations them, have united 10 elect him. feel conf
saying this Such is the feeling Of the American party
towards the Bulletin its chestetmed editor and its gallant
little band But Col Campbell was and mc;ber Of the
American party His friends the have begged the
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New Mus1c.--Mr. L. Gabici, of No. so Camp
street, has the following pieces Of music:
The Village Bell on New Years Eve Or Ring out the Old
Year Ring in New" Song by Kate Kearney music BY L.
Gabc Respectfully dedicated citizen Of New Orleans 70
generoythe village Of shepherdsiown, on the Po'o
man. owes The music Of its village bell.n
Some one Love . ballad sung by Mr. Perciyal At
Buekleys Opera House. Words by James smmonds, music
by j. r. Thomas
Carnline Polka Redowa." for the piano composed by P
A. Fgero published by a. Gubici. Dedicated Miss
Kate Richardson.
watch Oer and Guide her Way - prayer, from l. Etoe
du Nord Meyerbeer. Words in French and English
Sounds from Spain " pieces composed and arranged Tor the
guitar by Charles G. Converse Books three and four contain
ing the following pieces Spring Day Polka Summer Morn
Waltz Autumn WALTZ Winter Night Gaop, PadilR Scotsche
Alapia Polka Veronica Waltz and Ideonse Waltz
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EOulb0{fg Of $4,000,


SALE BY SHARE OF 16,cN0 DIFFERENT ARTICLES !!
Representing 4 Value Of SIC ,000H
To be Drawn by the subscribrs Shareholders sATUR
rRDAY. Jan. 81, 1857.
Price Of Ticket ........-..,,.......Sl.
100 TICKETS GIVEN TO THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY
The Drawing will be made the presence Of the Adnnistta
tors of the Asylums.
This Tobola will include 800 principal Prizes Of voue
follows:
FIRST SERIES.
Prize IA HOUSE AND LOT renting ANNUALLY for 5000, st
uated Rampant street, No 10 between Cent? and BeEve
streets.
plan Of the said House be seen 4: he baiTe Nou'
velle, 10Y Chartres
Prize =, Magnificent PIANO Ct he very hes: -nanutac
Prize ga New BUGGY and Splendid HORSE, with New
Harness.
Prize IA PICCOLO PIANO, fully guaranteed.
SECOND SERIES.
4 Beautiful DIAMOND SET.
5 large lots Of SILVER WARE consisting d Table and Des
sert Forks and Spoons, Tea Spoons, etc.
10 los, composed If 10 Beauf,! GOLD WATCHES Ct
rois makes and Prices
50 SILVER WATCHES, also Of various values.
20 Gents and Ladies' GOLD CHAINS
20 GOLD BRACELETS. Of assorted patterns.
THIRD SERIES
20 lots Of Handsomely Bound BOOKS Ct the hes: Author
20 lots of WORKS or ART viz: Stale,e: Steel, 1.ao.
graphic and Photographic Engravngs-:i.e VINCE with
suitable Frames,
FOURTH SERIES
$50 lois consisting Of Brooches Pins: Sleeve Collar and Shirt
Buttons; Porte Mounuies in mother a. pearl. shell
Mecrschaum Pipes Btor1e Porcelain, Crystal and
nerous other Fancy Articles.
As 10 Of the Prizes. they will comprise various ar:t
equal value and all Of real ni;y they will be de
liverel 70 the subscribers according their choice from among
the different articles they exhibited hereafter he
announced in the convenient manner for facility access
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NM MA11s.-We are getting tired Of having ID

TnE MA1Ls-We are getting tired of having to
remark on the Irregularities of the mail service to this
city The Northern mail via Mobile failed again yes
terday. We received some New York papers of the
ed and such as we did receive were at late hour.
We suppose there must have been some fog on the
lakes, so that lighthouses landmarks and all, could
not be discovered. The mails of the 23d, 9th and
25th, from New York, will be due this morning, and
the Baltics letters from Liverpool ought also to be
here, but as We are accommodating we will give the
contractors till tomorrow.
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G. If. Ksas.rica,e $ Brother,

No 20 CHARITIES STREET
Have received arrivals from France the following
ORE S S G 0 0 D S!
Flonrced SILK ROBES, with fringe;
=. with velvet trimming;
Chcne Flounced SILK ROBES;
MORE Antique
Black MORE ANTIQUE, from Sc 10 Sc per yard;
Plain TAFFETAS, all colors;
Black SILKS, plain and fgurcd-n perfect assortment;
Small Check and Plaid SILKS;
Printed PONGEES and FOuLARDS;
English and Canton CREPES;
Flounced BAREGES, for Even ug Dresses;
vALENCIAS POPLINS ETC. etc.
Being dcsiros Of reducing stock of SILKS, WILL from
this date, sell them at much reduced prices.
C. 4. BARRIERE & BROTHER
Black Silk VELyETS Coaks, all width from s. - 20
c. A. BARRIERE & BROTHER,
d3l 2plm % Chartres street.
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n3~ Door and Window Irnproveincnts-We
shown very ingenious invention, in the shape Of
'moveabl Window which promises great improvement in
the present such articles is decidedly superior
the French window, and French imitation which is
-eral The easement is divided into four
pGrlmen either Of which be opened p.cHsErccon
verng into door and window and offering may desirable
opportunities for ventilation which other doors and windows do
present. Il is cheap, durable and convenient and be
adapted any desired see shape. Connected with is
m0veabe hinge fastened by rooyed roller which renders
window easy Of for cleansing purposes, Al
together this paentea window Of the practical
inventions Of the day. and all interested parties suud fail
inspect Il be the Mechanics Exchange No
10 St. Charles street. do L3l 4lGt
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The COURT OF NAPoLEoN.-Mr. ]. G. Morgan, Ex-
change Place. the Post Office has received further
ply Of this elegant and valuable work. Any lady matter
how lovely and accomplished would regard it as most &C
cepabe appropriate New Years compliment; Morgan has
also nexhausble supply Of other works hand, by eN
aiming which the finest taste be grafed
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SALE BY SHARE OF 10000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES !!
Representing Value Of SIC, 000!!
To be Drawn by the Subscribers Shareholders sATCR
uRDAY. Jan. 81, 1857.
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS G0QDs.-MesSrs. Z. 4. BarrleYe
Brother No. 20 Charities street. have just received from
Paris large invoice Of the richest dress goods. In the
of those charming silk robes, with tringes and
velvet trimming nounced robes MORE antiques founced
hareEcs and all the materials for ladies' dresses which
approved by ,he fashion and of the day. The black
rnoe antiques and silk vevets for coaks going of par
cuay low prices We refer lady readers the adyer-
t!stmeu,s of AeEsrs Basrere 4 Bro.her.gE
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n17We respectfully acknowledge the receipt Of
tickets Of invitation to the Masked Society Ball. to be
given at the Masonic Hall on Friday evening, January
9th We shall certainly endeavor to enjoy ourselves
by attending This is the first Of series to be given
on the same evening Of every week until the oath of
February We anticipate they will prove amazingly
pleasant reunions of the mirthful and joyous, the
hnautiful and the ray.
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There will be a meeting Of the importers and
merchants Of New Orleans at Banks Arcade this
evening, to take into consideration the grievances
charged against divers and sundry officials at the
Custom House. There is no doubt the meeting will
be numerousy attended and, from what We have
heard we incline to believe that developments, some
what racy in their scope and tenor, may lie looked
for At all events, we shall be on hand and report
progress, fully and accurately.
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L'EToLE Do NoRD.-We are indebted to Mr. Fiot
for copy Of the hreo The Star Of the Norh published
in French and English By him. Those who masters Of
French but visit the Orleans from the beauty Of scenery aud
music would add much their enjoyment Of the above great
opera by procuring and reading Mr.. Fiot's pubcnt!on
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CRESCENT LODGE, l. 0. O. F.--As will be seen by
the notice in another column, this Lodge has received
dispensation, by which it will not hold the next
regular meetings-both falling on holidays, the LIST
and the sth-and by which the election of officers is
DostpOped to the 18th.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 81, 1856

a8- Owing to an unusual pressure Of advertising
favors, we have been compelled to omit our leading
editorial and other articles of interest this morning
The reader is referred to the first and fourth pages
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.TetU Years Gifts !
N Esv YEA hrs GIFT s

N lei wv Y E p E<7 6 O. K TT g ::
LION G. PINSARD.
&C and Gs Royal ST.. corner of Hienville.
Have received by the ship Barney from 1avre balance
their stock of goods for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS DAYS,
among which are
TO Us! YOTSi! TSiit
Of all kinds all prices from the most ordinary tie
fine.
magnificent assortment Of ARTICLES OF FANCY and C
ART
sEyREs and PARls PORCELAIN CLOCKS Candeabr,s
and SlatueItes
4 beautiful assortner; Of LAMPS
FRENCH JEWELRT, set with DIAMONDS and other fine
Stones.
COO boxes CHOCOLATE 4 LA CREME af superior Qua!iv
manufactured by the first establishment IL Paris Boxes Of
sizes 10 suit every purchaser.
LION & PINSARD,
d29 rs: &C and GS Royal street. ri Bienvle
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NOTICE no BOND sHoLDERs..-As will be seen by
the notice in cur advertising department, the Com
missoners Of the Consolidated Debt prepared to
pay all bonds falling due tomorrow. Walk up, gen
tlemen and get your money,
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SALE OF DRY GooDs, MASTnLLAs, ETC.-We call
attention Of the trade the sale OF dry goods
manllRs etc. which will take pla this day 10 ocock
Terms sale
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street. has in store beautiful stock Of Watches jewey and
silyerwar together with spectaccs Of all qualities suited to
all ages Mr. N also all orders in his line, and his
twenty years experience in making and repairing choncmetcr
watches and clocks is the bevguRrantec Of his excellence in
that line We refer readers to his curd this morning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-31

RICH BALI. DREssEs.--A rich and beautiful assert.
ment Of robes and other material for dresses for balls Weddings
soees etc. just been opened by Mess c. Barr!eyc
Brother No. % Charities The ladies general
The bellies in particular will find them Eye and
ylp 10 bly and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-31

LOOK IN AT NoRMAN's-Thus readeth the noti-
elsewhere Look in say Christmas presents ele
giant books Rnnuas and so forth All be found Nor
mans Il Camp street and under ST. Charles Hotel.
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Agr The auction sale of diamonds, watches and
ewery the stock of Turon viii be continued this iay
10 O'clock by Vincent Co. their auction rooms No. %
Customhouse street.
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The highest Cash Price ra:a for ali desc7f,- f Sca
aa1d Furniture Persons leaving the city and wG,!lg 20 dir
2o>" heir :uTne will find it their vantage @ all IT,
:i--H:.!tr>t-ned
4s9-steond.1and Furniture sold exchanged ar repaired
?. NJ TOURNE,
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The Court Of .7upoTc0e:

\ further supply received Of this naguG PREsENTA
TON BOOK.
Together with further additions my ure4uavd stock Gle
giant English ILLUSTRATED WuRKSu>t received by the
Empire CITY,
J. c. MORGAN'S,
%! eg9 ENcharEe rlaee. adj ontMs Ihe boz NE:ee.
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NJ~Look iii at Norman's, No. Ii Camp ST.,
and the Charles Book tore the elegant Animals
Books which admirably adapted for Presents for the ol
d3 Emf
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r. .zFaFu5'G $ Co.,
5s and 60 Canal street, corner Old Levea.
Receiving by recent Arrivals
Colored Cashmere BUSINESS COATS;
Black and t'olored Cloth FRnCK COATS;
Colored Cashmere PANTS;
Black Dceskiu PANTS;
superfne Cloth CToAks;
Beaver OvERCOATS;
Pilot Cloth OVEECOATS, &c, 9;c.
With general assortlnep, Of
WINTER CLOTHING,
FURNISHING G0ODs,
ETC.. &c, etc.
r. MALLARD CO.,
IS and GO Ca2a| street,
do 2rf: corner Of 0ll ey.e -.resL
Christmas!
NORRIS, MAULL e. Co.,
y0RAIS &. " ~
GL CD nj MEL III H. He Nd
Have us s,.eivcl a large and choice a>yH!2st: O
I.uHfS De CiIAMBREa rd
OTTOMAN WRAPPERS
Toge!tr with additions 70 their nspn I'D s,oeE q
Fancy and Furnishing Goods.
CLOTHING
IN EVERY NARIETYeul},r AL the NOVELTIES or
THE SEASON!
WAI.&Ws III NTF2C0ATS,
Gl.uE AND BLACK DRESS COATS;
VELVET AND >-i L fE'>.~..
LINEN AND COTTON S:IIErS,
i'll Of
PHILADELPHIA NAE-:1
tG->:r7nEers he Iabc generally retl.-:fu!]y
wed % '.il.
NORRIS, MAULL & CO.,
corner camp and Common trees,
80 2ptt under the CJt> 1Irt+I
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~. III. COOFeV,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
Practices in Pote Cou7ee West Bnon Rouge West F.
icana. Resilepce Ponie ConIee 2 O. Ia. tl20 2ll2m
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.Ftest Op@cfes
DlAM0ND JEWELRY,ND WATCHES!

\ MAGNIFICENTlSS ORTMEN
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Cheap uVesc Fears Gifts!

GFeVD lVe2C / eNF's EFfgfS!
T Q NJ Is Y + A
IS Prizes -~ Only One Dollar n Ticket,.!
Thu Principal Prizes
SET Of DIAMONDS, vculsius q .&ce!e: Eeasp:n AID
Ear rireS
A SET of DIAMONDS amt ENEEAIpS, consisting Of
Bracelet, 4 Brooch and It Pair Of Ear rigs.
4 Ladies' Era,neIcl ii OLD WATCH and CHAIN.
\ SET Of rEARI. CuRS AGE PINS and t. HALF SET OF
pIAMNNDS.
Together with ocr plze OF :Ae 7uie Of from $40 to $50
e1ch The Lis ; open
LION 4 PINSARD'S,
40 2ps 81 and Is Royal street OF Bicryilie.
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Chores at IS Gfaetst Fair.

Just received by Ike steamer Aras eco lozeE imitation
JOrVIN'S GLOVES. For sale il; IS ces a pair ~
LION Il JNSARD,
d19 2pSt &C and 6S Royal sirpt corner O: BieTv1e
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KE. II. BNcEteu,
" A T / II " A X Err,

MATCHMAKER,
No. Camp stree,
Re,pr2.!,g 1ves The attention iof purchasers q NE
s;lck o.
SILVER ard PLATED WARE.
FINE WATCHES, for Ladies' Of the ntwrs; p., "1 S2t
;.itLful Workmanship.
FINE WATCHES for Gentlemen, of ever "'''o 2:.s
w5oe III Is carat Cola Gases ,po
The tesf Substantial SILVER HUNTING S' S&tal r
My wa;ch for line. z2n.,
A large assortment Of CHAINS ard SETS '--H1 -"z
Ladies'
Also ;acs,c:s g.,
Ear Rings, Rrea>: Pins, Finger Rpid. sjIy., - Al
assortment Of sue, ,acts Tor every AZ, III" H'@t-
Frames tnr'1dng tie finest Pebblci viii IL y,,3
FTerF article : warranted the The rtr,s, ..F
;!anorduary jeweI-y is usually Giles I4av:r
" and Dispatch in the reEairinrte prices, "","a5
facilities, work will be done at Jewelry rena,'d "A5a
made - der Diamonds re , IA :he'
nea,s,. manner -----LI0 2p,i
-. c-seyRotds.
DF' S"MsTEEEr, NEW on,
oFF-CR-No. IFS CIR, WHlrr. swr,,,va 'S2Ns
Cares cAscEEs, Sc Ab'a
ClsEES q eEeIy 4eYslse,s -=25-E
PATENT EEg,A&EErs. formerly .a'., EN-
nee the sane tsr ','Is 'een 1nrchtse fx
he VI. ,sr>i. " P'iH2hi
4: y: y: -, - = =, DANIEL MONROE.
2-@-1Lf GBepo1s,
'-sl1'' FOE THE SAW a.,
WIG. GENUINE Of The
MAGICAL PS4xp M
~ 49, q. - &c.
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CIT B'0et4' .stsr Years E1rcscnfs

SEeL n pttf sPcFt ear = ENFeSfAREs
II
:, = EJIIAJI VIC.
,,,. [..-,
WI " > ~ ' " '''
,yha, ran he ,T,or- 5rnroDr:,.o .lar-
A rtc, Rtf,E NJ ~ ,,1Eri.
Hail II Ho'en Ee-4'ne '"H"3n MD |l"TES*
>, ., 5 - 81 ..I -. -, ,,r, , ''U~'
~ 1,.p|vATar ,,.1Tt,.
C.n.I.7r,T,s t-,t- t,lf5 I'll 4 VT
An elegant pRF.s<tN,;tl<E.
An x:.-an. WRITING r.{>E.
af-tr.,,r. T, 5tfHe' t.ArA>.
A srr,.-o;v M,.rt.d CASE,
rl4en'!1 six rNRRELi.A.
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BOU Dresses.
We Will open Monday very rich assortment Of TULLE
spd GRENAn1NE ROBES for Soirees.
Ill.,. c. A. BARRIERE & BROTHER,
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sFffeufiqat. .EGGiees
CR0COt0fe-~- Chocolate.

CHOCOLATE \ Ia CREME.
Jrst received, 600 boxes Of CHOCOLATE La CREME, Of
the Paris baad. For sale Ii boxes oatl sizes, 10y
LION & PESARD,
d29 2ps: e. and Is Royal street or1.er Of Iheryie
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Christmas ultd ,Stsc Years Gifts.

IHtNL and TVI.N.
81, and look a; ,iREGOE / vIIStN Ms SOCK IN the cor
Per Of aiap and t',r.al etrts:,. ~ or.Inl
The daily union., 1856-12-16

SENATOR DoUeLAs-Tke return of Senator Douglas and
his bride to this city the occasion Of most interest
ing at the residence Of this distinguished gentleman
on Saturday evening last large number OF promi
nent citizens present eager TO extend their congau
atons to Judge Douglas for the important social step
which be had taken well for his safe to Wash
ington. The Marine Band in attendance, and by
their admirable performances impaired additional zes TO
the festivities of the occasion.
To very happy speech made by f. McNerhany, esq, he
replied that he and his family appreciated very highly
the compliment which had been paid them they had been
delighted with the music and with all the incidents of the
occasion He was happy TO mingle with such kind friends
and to bid them welcome to his festive board He was
friend 10 the constitutions and the Union and thank God
the flag of the Union still waving. He friend to
the city of Washington. Itwas adorned with noble
ments OF the greatness and glory of the Union He behed
here every hand proud evidences of the growing
Of the republic Although he had entered into union OF
tender and delicate characterone based upon the
warmest affections of our nature-he still was none the
less devoted to the Union Of these States was
TO battle for IT, whenever and wherever assaed il was
priceless heritage and he would maintain and preserve
in its purity and integrity for ourselves and postey
Judge Douglas concluded by again rendering the thanks
his family and the hosptalities of his house
Thalbergs first concert in Washington takes place this
evening at Carusis Saloon. Every available space
doubt win be occupied
The daily union., 1856-12-16

/ u,r,hal Of Illinois, Matteson, Maxwell, MoCsrty,
~. Miller Of New York, Miller Of Indiana, Mison,
baliII Taors Morgan, Morrill, Morrson, Mott, Murray,
S1i'iE iEaTaa Oliver OF New York, Oliver Of Missouri,
b05 Parker, Pearcs, Peck, Pennington, Perry,
pbs1s. Pike, Porter, Powell, Pringe, Paryianee,
gs Ricaud Rtehie Rivers Robbins, Roberts, Robson,
~ sabin Sage, Sapp, Savage, Scott, sherman sim
=. smith Of Tennessee, smith OF Aisoama, oheeu opn
,nton stephens Stranahan, Talbott Tappan, Taylor,
4 Sslon Thurston, Todd, Trippe, Underwood, Vail,
~ sWsds. Wakenan, Walbridge, Wadron, Warner,
lL,rns az Wisconsin, Washburne OF illinois, W ash
~ Maine Welch, Wells, Wheeler, whitney, vii.
4 Winslow Wood, Woodruff, Woodwork, Wright OF
,,sa and Zollieoher-l83
IYs Messrs BArksdale, Bennett OF Mississippi Brooks
NJ 0uitman, shorter, Walker, and Wright OF hissis
|p-s, N....
KANSAS EXPENDITURES
rbs SPEAKER then proceeded to call the States foi
NJ WAsHBURN, of Maine, submitted the following;
Id That the President be requested TO to bs
naid and liabilities Incurred for the pay, support ane
of persons called into the service OF the Uni
IN the Territory OF Kansas either under the des
nn M the militia OF Kansas OF posse summoned by
y officers In that Territory since the date OF Its estab
snt Also statements of the amount paid TO marshas
g and their deputies, and witnesses, and for other ex
the arrest detention and trial OF persons charged
"A arritory with treason against the United States OF
Il violations Of the socaed laws OF said Territory.
4, ORR of South Carolina objected TO the resolution
le requiring that resolutions calling for information
[all lie over one day.
fVr WASHBURN moved 10 suspend the said rule; pend
II which, at o'clock,
ITbe House adjourned.