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4 There was a parade yesterday after
IN u those Fireuen who intend visiting Charleston, 70
psrtioPate 81 the c lebratoa o. The Ssh inst. They
were preceded By the baai OF Liberty Fire Company No.
:. win the exception o. Washington Fire Company No.
6, each Company In the city was represented. They made
8 hne appearance.
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Situated on Aain street. - The city O. Msiurtts
Terms-Ou- tfi1d css1- ihe bagnce ia e1e and two
years with Interest lom date
ARGUS WRIGHT Clsrk.
~ruTe-fF ia Warrr ~ unn. - T-a-H
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UatSl Uats Hats I

DLACK, Drsb, Pearl, white, Brown, GRAY, Fur. Palm,
ID Canton, Senate, Straw. Lefhorn. Braid, SIX. French,
Malaea. Canada, Nicaragua, Panama. Alkansss. sc,
low for cash. J. L. TAYLOR
mayl3-Im
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~ We are indebted to MAJOR REDMAx,
c. 5 Kat assnt for a fun ne OF 81. Louis Louisville
and Cincinnati papers. The Nsor passed down the river
- The steamer PsfT Tegoa during THURSDAY n ght.
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ATTENTION, ~ISvINcIBLE FTRE CoMPANT.
No 6-YOu are hereby notified to attend a meeting Of
the COnssHy. Tor the election Of onoers pro. ten. on
his Saturday. evening, asl Nay
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4llsleaaRaQns.
DEg. Jones s RIarable,
b. HOWCOTT.
&URGERH

nRt fENNEE attend extensively Cd SurriceI Diseases,
II su2 q Plies, FlstBis in Aro, Structure, Stone II
Bladder, Ulcers. Cancers, Iuu-srs, Pol Dus, Diseased
B0H4s and Joints, Delormltiel from Burns. Hair-Llp,
Conslaetal Teltons from oss II LIPS, Cheek. Nose, Eye
lids, &C. Cicsi Jaws from sanyst0n, ard al other dis
ses and e3f7rm.Iss requiring Sargicai aid.
eascpz0-dtwawIyis
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AdminisfrafOF,s Voffce7

A Ii pc sons having claims against the estate OF The
n late r. @. F. Duncan, win present them a once for
pay. B. b. wADDELL.
my5 Administrator.
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u EsE eEsasD - x.

nR FENEER sss attelts Dan Diseases Of tire Eye
~ a5d Ear, sd g prepared 20 Beard Patients from .
distance.
p once On Main street, In Wll<sr'a Euueins, resi-
tenoe q Cc1u sEeet- sep20-dt~sWtyius
r B. Brown, v. FRAZER.
bsIando- Aclglis.
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Valuable Property On shelby.
EaACe end Main-sfs. Tor NaIe.

7 OYER for ssie on r .slnabl- t1I1s, two HOuss and
i Lots, fronting 50 iset cash Cd ta- tast side Of shelby
stree. - rs feet J-p L. an slfy De- SouiE l9t hayI1g .
frCLtct l45 fert on NaEce sire O. Ech lut has a me
r~si1=rcs OF eight rooms EACH kLcAe-s cs-c-ns eie- AL
IN perfect order.
Asa. IL on North sids vance stlcss, East Of above,
90 feet roIt ~ Ict f-t dep
Asp, Two Lots OF We On sds n Vance street. West Of
Nam street. - = feet front each By 100 feet DIP
Also. -Four Lots on MAJ slleet - feet fCnt each b
100 feet Cep 90 an alley. TIE Sauh ole o whIch has a
front on Ca NortL tideOf Farcl street leo fast
Tie above property is iocEtcd tl unr Of he Jest reiEh-
bora5cts in he els. aud IS Increasing 10 vasua mare Ial-
idly than auy lucr r~-sitsucer properly
6 B LOCKE,
mvg A--firn.sr and Pea Fsfa.. Broxer.
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Mtanielpal election.

The NAyoEAETE.
NE are auihYi ized to auu0snce s. fUELT MORGAN
a an indenanianl c-nid.tn or 49,
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FREE EXHIBITION.

H STAR GALLERY Bow oGsrs for exhn1tb6 the
finest collection Of OIL PAINTINGS Of any Gallery in
tie country.
Tie IMPERIAL P-HOT0GRAPH is one Of the leading
pictures Of The day. Made only by PAR &PEP-
Low.
The HALLE0TYPE-the most wonderful picture ever
msde-oen be seen at the Star CELERY. Made at Nc
other Gallery in the city. Go see them. myI2
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appointment Of Sup.rIuteudeut Of Police
Gov, walker al N Land

NEW YORK, Kay 92-Captain Carpsutar has been
appointed the Deputy Superintendent OF Plios, vice Mat
sci. removed.
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C. The Westminster ReSier for April has
been received. 4 Is as usual hled with interesting aod
valuable residing ms'ter. Eessrs- LEONARD scoTr &
Co New York. are the publishers.
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MARRIED.

On The evening OF the 18th inst ,Nr LEoNIDAs BIS
and Mss KARy n. MILLER, daughter Of Pitser Miller,
Rse all OF Bolivar, Tenn.
% the 2ist inst. in The city Of Memphis, Al te resi-
dense Of Nj. James F.sherty. By the Rev. SAINT Wat
son, Vt. A. n. WIswELL, Of the firm CT J. v. Wiswsll
n Co., and Kiss CARRIE I. Mans, Of Worcester, Mas
kzcbusetts.
with the above HOtioe We received the printers poT-
ton. Nay their path be stEsED with covers and not
thsutl
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We are autboTized ami request c 70 announce :.
DhNBUhf az q CANDIDATE ios Alderman q Tie F01
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x We are authorized 70 announce HUHE F..
Esq as : ca eidate for reel cti9n 10 The Gee
Cgrder.
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y

u NORGAS, Arcbiicct. furshes P ans sprc-
j LacatIon- al Detailed DraWius supernisnds tie
sreci 10 Of Bu lIirgs Flrnishe, Appr.xms Estiuafus,
lets Contracts. &C uca urs ailck WORK, Pia~tsrius,
Painting aud CErrenfcrs Work &c gives Estimaisd
Value to Work. rhcnriCo for walsh uc cnnirsG has ben
mnie. Psrtic1 ar a~feufiCn given % Dsc5r lions aud
Em5dihrer m Archtccture- Particular sftentvn
givsH 10 Church Architecru1
II Rooms &J.3 VI dlkers Buildings. kempAis, Tenn.
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HOUSE,
Little Rock Arkansas.

~ II subscriber having recently purchased tht
Es"a ANTHONY HOUSE from John Collins, wishei
k3ittl 10 intern the public that be viii be pleased T.
E2s@A see them at any and al times and contemplate.
adding, renewing and rehtting the whole Establishment
and hops 70 give general satisfaction.
mve I'm WV II DAWSON
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For NWEp.

g. THE beautiful Residence Lot, known as the
Hsf. At Wells plzce, situated on the New STATE
-lsht Line Road. about one mile in 3 direct lins from
E@EC1u7 sqnare There Is on the pisos agood con-
venient house VIII out bundings. Apply to
mvfe-dawfw f0SSITT HILL &
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TIE undersigned have this day formed ; co-psrtner-
ship for coitiRuing The business Of the late firm Of A.
D. Mansfield s. Co, under the style OF AK & CHAP.
|PELL- R0BT. n AXE
Memphis, Nay ls, 1857, Gzo. n. cEAPPELL.
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no All whom Il m nv Concarn,

A Ny person or persons who have a ter c6rffffe,
n which was issue By Thomas @. Bleekley, TX Cd
l~eetor-for shelby county, Tennessee, for the year, 1855
and which certificate va issued either on or after the
arst Monday. beng the 7th -day-O July A D.. 1885. 10
one Daniel Hughes for Lot No 40. in tn city Of Men,
phis. 5h Civil District OF Shelby county, listed, reported,
advertised and sold in the nsme n Pat Bann0n " for
Slate and County Taxes, on the 7ih day OF JUS, 1856 and
struck on TO Daniel Hughes for the sum o. twelve doll
lars, in the towA OF Raleigh, are hereby notified that SD
neg 7. Watson, at his ehce No 4, Walkers Buildings,
Main street, Memphis, Tenn ssee Is resdy and anxious 70
redeem the SEINE in the name OF the undersigned owners
Of said Lot No 40 from any person OF persons who have
said certificate or any other certificate forsaidIn Dan-
Eel Hughes does not give the name OF the person 10 when
he Transferred II, and II the hoier o. e does not make
b N or herself known in a short time. measures viii Dr.
taken to prevent the Tax Collectors fr0a making deed for
II. J0HN s PEARSON.
ny7-dtwaw2v SIDNEY z WATSON
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Executors Notice.

subscribers having taken out letters OF admins
Il trafion upon the estate Of Czroiina Kattman decd,
all persons Indebted to the same, are hereby notified "a
make payment, and all persons having q Inns are re-
quested TO present them properly authenticated for set
tiemeut. \. FRFCK,
myl9-im H. BORNER, EAsVu1oIs.
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.Eust Received,

5ust Received.
I IN BBLS Extra and Flour;
lou b casks Bacon SIDES. Dams and Shoulders;
$50 tsls. a1d half bbis Hsrris' Y Ale;
so casks quarts ard piEts I ndon Porter;
$50 Ills Dexter's ard Fieken's WHISKY;
TO- dozen Hostettet's stomach BitteFs;
so tlskets Piper Heidsteck Champsgne;
. IBIS. Mackereis; 60 Kit. MaeSerel;
100 dozen Cove Oysters; so boxes Pcgks;
90 gross CARROTS Snuff, in bottles and papers;
$50 boxes star Candess 20 boxes Virginia Tobacco +;
IS buxes Lemon Syrup IS b xes Smoking Tobacso
81 taNesPie Fruit IS d0zsn Brooms;
p boxes Soda Crackers; 20 bbls Picnic Crackers ;
50 tuzen wash Buardsj 60 boxes Starch
80 Clns Manila Rope, all sizes.
ALSO:
Sugar, Coffee, Tes, Molasses, lemons, Figs, Raisins,
Almonds, Pecans, FIberts, Eng. walDuts, Ssrdlnes, sc.
For sac BY =. P. FRANK,
myl7 No. IS Front Row.
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II cans upoa candidates FOR nuuielpl g 0Risssria
cas- ana the replies thereto, are charged at thls eEo g At
uharhs Of 81 FER square. Such advertisements must be
sssompsnia wRh the cash 70 sec4srs of,enaOa.
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OT<S0IUTJOy.
CO.pAnTyrRsETp

THE partnership h~ereiofofe existing under the nhm
i and style ora D. Mansfield & Co, is this DAY dis.
solved By mutual consent. A d MANSFIELD,
Memphis May IS, 1857. GEO n. cHAPPELL-
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a NEW %DIsCOVERY

yond doubt as 10 the permanent cure OF CONSUMPTION
In all Of its foVms, by the continued use Of DR.. sLEDGE's
HOARHoUHD PICTORIAL. relieved in one
minute: spIl
VIM. 4. Bachelors aIr-Dye.
GRAY, Z or RUSTY HAIR dyed. instantly 10 .
beautiful aRd Natural BROWN or BLACK, without the
least injury to hair or skin.
Fifteen Medals GAS Diplomas have been swardsdto
VII. A. BACHELOR since 1883, AID over 1900 sypf-
cations have been made to the hair Of his pstrons-of his
famous Dye. Prejudice against dying the hair aud shis-'
kers Is unjust. ss y Touldhs against covering a bald
head with 3 wig.
TM. A. BATcEELoR's HAIR-DyE proauceo.s color
not 70 be distinguished rUm nature, and Is tg0sTGafea
not TO injare in the least however long It nay e sca-
tinued.
kEde, sold or applied. Qz nine private rcocnsl st Ire
Wig F%sctory, 23S Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities aud towns Of the Quilted States, By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
. TIE Genuine las the name and address upon ;
s~teel-plate engraving on four sides Of each bottle, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
25S Broadway, New York.
~ For sale BY s. MANSFIELD & CO., and Druggists
generally. HlaySl-dtwawly
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-01
Metropolitan Bowling
Billiard Saloon,

Myers street, opposite the Keystone Market.
fENHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING THOROUGHLY
"A renovated his commodiu"s BOWLING Al
LEYS. and provided himself with a fDe BILLIARD
TABLE. besides having replenished his B iR with a
choice stock of Wines ana Liquo' 2, sulicils such
share OF pablic patronage has heretofore been Of
tered him. LEWIS SCHROEDER
July ~, 1867. jy2I
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-01
Oruuille Bully Butte Retara.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 1sr, 1857.
News by the Steamer.

We condense the following items of news
from the Marysville Inquirer of yesterday
The southwest pass expedition had been
abandoned in consequence of Indian opposi-
ton.
war with the Sioux is inevitable and
preparations are being made accordingly.
Com Newton of the Navy died very sud
denly at Washington.
The Cayenne sloOp of war arrived in Bos-
ton with 50 of Walkers men.
Mrs Cunningham, the supposed murder.
ess of Burdel, has been arrested for felo.
nious attempt to secure Burdelrs property
by claiming a pauper child as her own. She
pretended pregnancy and obtained the child
from the Bellevue Hospital
Mr. Augustus Vanlein was found dead on
the corner of Mercer end Canal streets He
was murdered tor his money.
The above murder had caused the forma-
tion of Vigilance Committee in the 5th
and 9Th Wards. The organization numbers
some fifteen hundred men.
General kewau has had an interview with
General Cass, aud negotiated proceedings
satisfactory for redress In the matter Of the
-'anama massacre.
News was received that Gen Rusk, OF
Texas, committed suicide on the 10Th of Ju.
ly. by shooting him through the head with
rife. No cause is assigned for the deed
Peace reigns in Kansas" "
Gov. Cumnlus, the newly appointed Gov.
eruor of Utah, has received his Instructions
He must leave the laws to be executed
must not molest the people on account of re.
ligious opinions, but hold them responsible
for their conduct.
Z. Bolton, Clerk of the Supreme CUnrt
Utah, sent an affidavit to the Attorney Gen
eral, denying Judge Drummoud's statement.
concerning the destruction of the records o.
the Court lie says they are all safe and in
his custody.
The Judge, District Attorney, and Mar.
sIal Of Utah contradict the newspaper char
ges OF fraud against Bury, late Surveyc-
General Of Utah
Missouri has undoubtedly gone Democrat
ic. The probable majority of Stewart, tho
Democratic candidate for Governor is five
thousand.
Nothing definite is told Of the Iowa cleo
ton. The opinion is that the vote will be-
very strrng against the new constitution
Louisville, Kentucky, had gone for tho
Americans 10y about one thousand majority
James B Clay is elected in his fathers ol
district as IA representative to Congress OF
the Democratic ticket
Maryland is to be the arena Of an anima
ted contest, prior to and at the Octobe,
election Each party have nominated
an old line Wing for Governor, Thomas
II. Hicks being the American and John
Groome the independent candidate
Gov. McMaIlen, Col John Fremont.
Col James and VIM. Norris, E-q OF thu
California Steam Navigation Co are amons
the passengers on the Stephens.
The European news is unimportant
Central America is in a terrible hubbub
as usual and another civil war is anticpa.
ted.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-01

AN AMERICAN IN LoNDoN.--The .Norii
Ame'ican Revie,c tells the following goo.
story:
A countryman Of ours, of somewhat rude
appearance, walking in the Strand, early H.
May, saw his iavorite dish of Strawberries
and cream blushing at him from the counte,
of a restaurant. Entering he carelesslg
called for a bowl, to the mar ked surprise @.
several persons present, who knew the ex-
travagance of the luxury, and rightly pre-.
sumed the American was ignorant at what
cost he was putting himself lie had not fin
ishcd his repast before the curious looks Q
the company suggested his mistake, and
aroused all his latent pride. what is T.
pay" inquired he, as he laid DOWN the dish
not without a lowering side look at the wise
acres who waited for his chop fallen aspeci
when the victualler's reply should fall upon
his watig eaa. "A guinea, sir Tossing
down the coin from not overfull purse, and
bridling up with an air of assumed indiffer-
ence, 'Tll take another was the Amer
cans only rejoinder.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-01
STOLEN!

HNROM the cabin of the subscriber on old Hill, ON
NJ the 9Th of August, one GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. Whoever will return the same to Edward
p. Lee, at Chases Claim shall receive $50. ques-
tons asked. description as follows: Improved
straight line compensated Balance, No. 1881 Iiu-
gusnim Vuellemn, Locle. al0ml
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-01

How RAILROADS ARE BUILT IN EGYPT.-
A correspondent of the New York Journo5
Of Commerce, writing from Cairo, describe,
the railroads from Alexandria to the ReG
Sea:
a popularity is seen in the construction Of
this railroad. observed no sleepers except
near the depot, instead of which, as the coun-
try could not furnish the timber, strong,
hollow iron apparatus is cast, much resem.
bling the common culinary iron pot, which j.
firmly fastened in the earth by sinking the
open end, while the rails rest upon notches
cast in the exterior of the other end. These
with small iron bars crossing the track, keep
the rails fast The railroad is 130 miles
long. and is being extended to Suez, on the
Red Sea, all of which distance is completed.
except forty miles next to Suez, and will be
opened the entire distance before the close
of the year. The whole was built by an Eng
lish company, and then sold to the Viceroy,
who receives an income from it exceeding
the most sanguiue expectations OF the pro
jectors. The electric telegraph is alreadF
extended to Suez, from whence it is proposeJ
to convey it to India.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
NEW GOODS,
Low Prices and Ready Pay,
AT SHARON CENTER.

VNNHR SUBSCRIBERS are offering FOR salg
H. an entirely new stock, consisting Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
COOKERY, CLASS WASE, BOOTS
i SHOES, HATS & CAPS, IN
ERELLAS, PARASOLS,
WINDOW SHADES,
WALL PAPER, READY
MAD CLOTHING, YANKEE
NOTIONS, &c, &c.
IN GIT selections the wants of all have been
remembered Tbs Gentlemen can Gad in our
stock Of Ready Made elotAiRg an elegant
Fashionable suit, or & substantial Business
suit, and we have Hats i Caps and Boots <
Shoes to match.
The Ladies can find FsshioRaLle Ronnct.
beautifully trimmed, or bonnie IS and trimming
4 good assortment OF Dress Goods, and trim
ming; Gloves, Nitts, Hosiery and CATERS
And, last hut not least, corded aud skeleton
Skirts alyo, RattanE. Skirt Whalebonc and
Brass SkirtHoopsi beautiful Jet Necklaces
and Bracelets, Corals, Fans, and lun many
other things to eGsRsrate,-aIl Of which We
are selling low for Cash. Lumber, or any kind
Qf Produce. FLOUR, NEAL, FISH &c. CON
stag,iy on hand.
". Il. h ]. II. GRAVES
Sharon Center, Potter Co, Pa, June ;,
lS5I.-l0:2-tf.
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,Stcsstary Of the Commonwealth,
IN SENATE, March IL, 1887.


The resolution proposing amendments to the
Constitution OF the Commonwealth being un-
der consideration,
On the question,
Will the Sanate agree to the first amend
ment!
The yeas and nays were taken agreeabls to
a. follow, viz,
YkAs-Messrs. Brewer, Browne, Coffey Ely,
Evans Fetter, Flenniken, Frazer, Ingram, jog
dan, killiugcr, Knox, Lsubach, Lewis, Myer,
Scoicld, Sellers, Shuman, Steele, Straub,
Welsh, Wilkias, Wright and Iasgart, Speaker
SAYs-Aessrz Crabb, Crssswell, Finney,
Gregg, Harris, Penrase and S9uther-I.
SO the qusstian Was detsFminG4 IN thf
Affirmative,
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the second a
msEaWeDt2
The yeas and Iays EsrO taken agresaby to
the provisions Of tue C9nsti itutieu, aud were
as follow, yis:
.YEAs-Mcssrs. Brewer, Browne, CresSwell
Ely, Evans, Fetter, Finncy, Flennikcn, Ingram
J9rdan, kn9x, Laubach, Lewis, Myer, Sellers
Shuman, Souther, Steele, Straub, Welsh, Nil
kins, Wright and Tasgart, Speaker-23.
NAYs-Messrs. Cotfcy, Crabb, Frazer, Gregg,
Harris, Kilinger PenroSc and Scoheld--s,
81 the question was determined il the
affirmative.
On the question,
Will the Senate agree TO the third amend
mant?
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to
the provisions Of the Constitution, aud were
as follow, viz:
YEAS Msssrs Brewer, Browne, Crabb
CressYelI, Ely, Evans, Flenniken, Frazer In
gram, jordan, Kiilinser. kuo1, Lauhach, Lewis
Myer, Scofeld. Sellers, Sauman, Souther
Steele, Straub, Welsh, wilkins and Wight
II.
NAYS Nessrs. CoGey, Gregg, Harris and
Penrose--4.
So the question was determined in the
.ffrMatiSe.
On the question,
Will the Senate agiee Ia ihe fourth amend.
meut!
The yeas and nays we're taken aCassAhly &c
taa provisions Of tae Constitution, aud were
as follow, viz:
YGA3 MessrS. Brewer, Browne, Coffey
Cresswell, Ely, Evans, Fiennikan, Frazer, In
grsm, killingcr Knox, Laubach, Lewis, Mycr
Scoh.ld, Sellers, Shuman, S1uther, Steele
Sraub, Welsh, wilkins aud Wrisht--23.
NAYs-Msssrs. Crabb, Finney, JartaR and
peur9se--4.
So the question was determined in the
Affirmative.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
IN THf HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

ipra - 1871,
The resolution proposing amendments 10 the
Constitution OF the Commonwealth being I'M
der consideration,
Qu the question:
VIII tue House sarec 10 lie first smcpd-
mcnt2
The yeas aud nays were taken agreeahly to
tAe provisions OF the Constitution, aud were
as follow, viz;
YEAS Mcssrs. Anderson, Arthur, Back
house, Ball, Beck, Bishgp, Rowor, Brawn, ca.
houu, Campbell, Chase, Clpaver, Crawford
pjckcy, Ent, Eyster, Fausold, Foster, Gibbo-
ney GiIdea, Ham,l Harper, Helms, Heistand
Hill, Hi.legas, Hoffman, lBerks, lmbrie, Inncs
Jacobs, Jenkins. Johns, Johnson, k,urman.
Kerr, knight, Lcisenriug, Longaher, Loyett
Manear, Aauglc, MCalnont, MIlyain, Moor
head, Mumlna, Mussclman, Nichols, Nicholson,
NBnemacher, Pearson. Peters, Petrikin Pow
uall, Purcell, Ramsey, philadelphia, Ramsey,
York, Roa amer, Reed, Roberts, Rupp, Shaw,
Sloan, Smith, Cambria, Smith, Centre, Ste
venson, Tolau, Vail, Vanvoorhis, Vickers.
Vaeghley. Walter, Westbrook, Wharton, VII
liston, Witherow, Wright, Zimmerman and
Getz, Speak~-78.
HAYs-Mcssrs. Backus, Benson, Dock, Ham
ilton; Hancock, Hine, Hoffman, iLebsuon, j
Lebo, Struthers, Thorn, Warner and Wintrode
Ia.
So the ques,ion was determined in the
affirm tive
On the question,
Will the House agree to the secopd AMend-
ment7
The yeas ana nays were taken agreeably TO
the provisions of the Constitution, and we're
as follow, viz:
YEAs-Messrs. Anderson, Baekhouse, Ball.
Beck, Bower, Calhoun Campbell, Carly, Ent,
Fausold, Foster, Gild.s, Hamel. Harper, ueins.
Heistand, hillegas, Hoffman, (Berks,l House
keeper, lmbrie, innes, jenkins, Johns, John
son, Kaufman, Knight, Leisenriug. Longaker,
Loyett, Menear, Mangle, MIlvain, Noorhead,
Musselman, Nichols, Nicholson. Nunemacher.
Pearson, Peters, Petrikin, Pownal, Purcell,
Ramsey, (Philace elphia,l Ramsey, (York, Rea-
mer, Robe rts, Rupp, Shaw, Sloan. Toian, Vail.
Yo"ghlsy, Walter, Wcstbrook, Wharton, Ziln-
norman and Gctz Speaker-57.
NAYs-Messrs. Arthur, Augustine, Backus,
Benson, Bishap, Brown, Chase CIeayer, Craw-
ford, EysteF, Gibboney, Hamilton, Hancock,
Hill, Hine, Hatfman, (Lebauon,l Jacobs, Kerr,
Leho, NCalm ont Mumma, Reed, Smith, Gam
bria,) Smith, (Centre,) Stevenson, Strgthers,
Thorn, VanvQorhis, yickers, Wagonseller.
Warner, Wintrode, Witherow and Wrisht-34
so the question was determined in the az
drmative.
On the question,
viii she House agree 10 the third amend
menti
The reas and nays were taken agreeablv to
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MILLPORr EEAD.QUARTERs.


TINE sgkserihsrs take th:s Eeshei IT in,
H. forming tAsts friends that they are 10 Te-
csipt Of and arg now opening. choice and
iesirable stock Of
STAPLE AID FANCY DRT GOODS,
to which hsy invite The attention ef all WHO
desire TO make purchases. Our stock Is large
has been selected with great care, and is Par
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Of our country. Oar stock Of Dry Goods con-
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DRESS GOODS. TRIMMINGS. RIBBONS,
EMBROIDERIES, PARASOLS
CLOTHS, CASSTNEkES
VESTINGS. DO-
MESTICS.
SHIRTSGS,
LINENS, PRINTS,
HOSIERY, SHAWLS,
! and variety of other articles, too numerous
to mention. We have also 8 complete GsSort-
ment Of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND
CRUCKERI;
all of which will be sold uncommonly cheap
for ready pay, and for approved credit on a.
reasonable terms as any other establishment.
Mann 6SICHULS.
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