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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-03
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Nevada City
Cal, November LIST, 1858.
Published officially in the NEVADA DEMOCRAT, having
the largest circulation in the County.
LADIES' LIST.
Anderson Miss Ann Curn Miss Ann
McThenna Miss Mary Thomas Mrs Alma
'''''' GENTIEMEN's LIST.
Arms C W Austin Daniel
Ball Thomas H-2 Barstow Cutler
Barber Abisl Barnett Henry
Batty John G Benrdge Archibald
Beymer George Boyd Henry
Browning George Brown
Burns Peter Burkmar +
&
Churchill James Chase Albert G
Clement Washington Coleman II
Coleman Harlow-2 Cone Henry
Couch Thomas Cookery Cornelius
Crowley John Croft Cloudy
Cunan Robert
Dave William neary Robert
Dewey + Dirk Jacob
Dobkins Davis James
nonnely Samuel Dull Francis
Duntoon Henry c Dudley j H
nNholm Wilhelm H'terJc
Farley John Floyd Samuel
Fitzpatrick Curtis Fitzsimmons Thomas
Foster Warren FOy Alexander
Frye Joseph II Freeman Frederick
Gangowarcs s Gardner Frederick Miller
Gladding Alexander Gleeson James
Goodhart Peter Green Heman
Harmon Charles II Handy Ezekiel
Hanitt John Hasbrouk Herman II
Haun Daniel 5 Heiple Iii
Heny Robert Scott-2 Hennessy James
Holmes Joseph Howe Erin Clarence
Houck Michael Hough Mr
Humphries Isaiah
nman Ezekiel James John
Jess Matthew \
Kepner Daniel Ketchum James
Knight William II
Lambert Thomas Leonardson Olof
Leonard FrancsH II Lnkerson Augustus
Lnndelof P-2 Libby John
Lindsey Robert Lobdell William
Lucas William
nj
Maglue Edward Mack William VI
Monson Francis Marshall Randolph
Matthias Joseph Mcconnell Michael
McConkey c II Mcclure James
Mckee Hiram McNemer jeremiah
McOuillin o S McMahan James
McVean John Melone Thomas
Milligan Jos X Mitchell Patrick
Montgomery John Moore Leroy
Moore William Morris John
Morrill, - Morris G
Myers Abran
Nixon Charles NymOn Frank
Pascoe John-2 Paxou Charles
Passott Christian Palmer Robert
Pettees William Pelerain Gle
Penrose Isaac Phelps bufk
Pumer Warren Hncus
Pnkston Paris Potts Samuel
Pope l. d Potter Thomas
Pritchard William
II
Renwick John Reed AhimaaZ
Ritchort David Rudolph Lewis
Scott Thomas Scott James b
Slater James + Smallen James
Smith NJ Smith Joseph
Spur Mahlon Stanwood Robert
Stapp James Carson Stoneking John
Stiewig John Stevens Russell
Sutherland Mr Swami
Il
Taylor Thomas Tabor George
Terry Jacob IL Thomas Charles
Thompson Josl Thomane Augustus
Trevthek Daniel Turpin William
Tuttle Phillip
Urich Andrew Ncach Hiram
Vaughan T
Walling John Walsh Crosby
Walton Antus Ward Ransom
wnrd Marion Wende Joseph
Weast John wilcox II
Willis William Worden william
Persons calling any of the above letters will please sa
ADVERTISED JOHN 7. CRENSHAw, rost Master
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-03

WITHOUT AN OCcuPANT.-FOr the first time in
over three years, we arc enabled to chronicle
the fact, that the Nevada Jail is without an oc-
cupant We trust this happy state Of affairs
will long continue,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-03

SCHOOL CHILDREN.-From DR.. Overton, Su-
perintendent of Common Schools for this coun-
ty, we learn that the total number of children
in Nevada Township, as shown by the school
census just taken, between the ages of four and
eighteen years, is 32l-l69 boys and l42 girls
This shows an increase Of "a children over the
census of last year. The total number of
school-children in Grass Valley Township are
4l2, of whom 21O are boys and 2O2 girls. In
the Penn Valley school district, there are Al
boys and 80 girls; making 10 in ALL The
School Marsbals of the other districts have not
yet made their report.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-03

FoR SAN QUENTIN.-Sheritf Boring started for
San Quentin yesterday morning, having in his
charge eight prisoners, seven of whom were
convicted of murder in the second degree. in
this county. Griffin. McGee. Harrington, Nc
Cabe and Casey, we're convicted of the murder
of McMurtry, at Grass Valley, and sentenced
to the Penitentiary for ten years EACH with the
exception of Griffin, who was sentenced for ff-
teen years. Stone and Spanish John, convicted
of the murder of a Chinaman on Bear river,
were sentenced, the former TO thirty and the
latter to fifteen years. The other prisoner was
q convict who escaped from the Penitentiary
two years ago, and was retaken some time since
at Grass Valley he has about year longer to
serve the State. They were taken to Sacra-
niento in one of the stages, which started at
one o'clock, A. NJ, and the Sheriff employed four
armed hOrsemen to accompany the stage until
daylight.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-03

COUNTY HosPTAI~-From the report of DR..
Wickcs, County Physician, we learn that thirty
six patients have been treated at the county
hospital, during the three months ending Oct.
3Ist. OF these. seventeen have been cured and
discharged, three have died, and sixteen now
remain in the hospital. The physician receives
two dollars day for taking care of each indi-
gent sick person and the aggregate number of
days charged for during the last quarter, is
iag over the report Of the physician, we find
that Ireland, Germany, and nearly every State
in the Union, are represented in the hospital.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-11-03
BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.

BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.
TT H. WICIxES ~ CO., Successors to W. G.
IL. ALBANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Druos Porcelain White
Medicines Port Wine,
Chemicals Sherry Wine,
Dye Stt9S, Madeira W!@e
Paints Fine Brandy
TIiy1,e,tine Holldad Gin,
White Lead Windo,0 Glass
Red Lead Lard OIL
Lithdrge, Sperm Oit
Brushes Polar OIL,
Alcohol FIsh OIL
Sa,cA Castor OIL,
Pearl Brandy Meats Foot Oh,
Tipioca Patent Medicines,
Canary Seed, Perf umery
Linseed oil, Cooking Ertrdds,
Copel Vayuta, Spices,
Japan VaT1,iSh, Bay Rum.
Coach Fdy1ish SdTSdpdrlld,
DdYSdr Vd,utsh WeJber's Cordial
Putty. Cherry Pictorial,
ZINC Paint, WtddrS BdLdm.
Together with general and complete assortment OF all
articles in line which will be sold at prices as low
they can be afforded in the mountains.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded,
DIR. II. H. WICKES co.
Corner of Broad and Pine streets
Nevada June oath. 1S56.-42-u
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Josh was brought Ecfore a country
squire for stealing hog, and three wit
ncses being examined swole that they saw
him steal it. A wag having volunteered
as counsel for Josh, knowing the squire's
brain, arose and addressed him as follows:
MAY it please your homer, can establish
this mans honesty beyond the shadow Of
doubt; for ! have twelve witnesses
ready TO swear that they Gid not see him
steal it. The squire rested lis head for
few moments upon his hand, as iiin deep
thought, and then with great dignity
arose, and brushing back his hair, said
"lf there are twelve who did not see him
steal it, and only three that did, | dis .
charge the prisoner. Clear the room,"
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N u NJ B ER 43.
modesty.

lhere is beauty and force in the ex-
tract below which we commend TO that
class of persons who are ever more than
ready to thrust themselves forward, As If
nobody else was altogether as good or as
smart AS they. 1t contains a moral that
Is beautifully illustrative, and one that
cannot iali to impress the reader with its
tuthiHIness and It's simplicity
lhere are an abundance of roses and
oth"r f"wers, among the beauties of ami
mate creation, and, like those mentioned
III the extract, they are constantly rush.
ing forward in "bushing beauty, in full
assurance OF It's winning worth" ."but then
there are but precious few Modest Vic.
let's Never SAW many young ladies.
who, with a free use Of Lily White or
pant, did not think themselves, as the
rose did, worthy Of the prize awarded to
beauty.
But there are exceptions there are
'ofe'S among the moving flowers Of
earth, and not unfrequen,ly one. timidly.
SLOWS her bushlng face. and, Ike the Vi
olet that raised lis timd head 10 view ;he
passing beauties aud was seen by the
Judge who awarded the premium to its
modesty, she will be seen, and to her will
society award lie prize. There is reli
ring modesty about woman that is more
charming than all the paints and furbel
ows this side Of tho moon-or, in short
modest Violet will wiz the prize from
all the gayer flowers. But to the ex-
tract
WHO shall win the prize g There
was n meeting Of the flowers. and the
Judge was appointed to award tue prize
OF beauty.
who shall win the prize 2 asked the
rose, proudly rushing forward in blush
ing beauty. in full assurance O: its win
ming worth.
Wv no shall win the prize 2 asked the
rest OF the flowers as they came forward
each conscious Of its attracli ons and each
equally sure of receiving the reward.
i VIII take "a peep at the assemblage,'
thought the Violet, not intending to make
one OF the company, 'and see the beau.
ties as they pass
just AS 1t was raising lis modest head
/ from It's humble and retiring corner. and
was looking in upon the meeting, the
Judge rose to render the decree.
/ TO the Violet, said he. Il award the
/ premium o. beauty. for there is no trait
more rare-none more enchantirSlv beau.
Utul than modeslv'
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Forethought.

III man talEts away, instead of Yelling
out like savage, or running to him to
hit him NJ, lay him at full length on his
back on the floor, loosen the clothing,
push the crowd away so as to allow the
air to reach him, and let him alore. Dash.
ing water over person in a simple fain.
ting mt is barbarily, and soils the clo,l.
ing unnecessarily. The philosophy of a
falniing-ft is, the heart fails to send the
proper supply Of blood to the brain il
the person is erect, that blood has to I've
thrown up hill, but If lying down, it has
to he projected horizontally hich re-.
qnIres less power, is apparent.
1t person swallows poison, dehber.
ately or by chance, instead of BREAKING
out into multitudinous aud incoherenl ex
cIamatons, dispatch some one for doc
tor; meanwhile run TO the kitchen. ret
han glass OF water in anything that is
mandy, put into 1t n tea spoonful OF salt
and AS much ground mustard stir it in
an instant, catch firm hold of the per-
sons nose, the mouth will soon fly opop.
then down with the mixture, and in a Sc
cond or two up will come the poison
his will answer in larger number of
cases than any other. Ii, by this time,
the physician has not arrived, make the
patient swallow the white of an egg,
followed by cup Of strong coffee (be cause
these nuIIify r larger number of posons
than any other accessible articles, as an
tdotes for remaining in the stomach.
IT. limb or other part Of the body is
severely cut and the blood comes out by
spirits or jerks, per salten,, as doctors say,
be in bury, or the man will be dead IN
hive minutes there is no time to talk or
send for ply sician say nothing, out
with your handkerchief, throw it around
the limb, tie two ends together, put a
stick through them, twist il around, tight.
er and tighter, until the blood ceases to
flow. But stop, it does no good. Why ?
Because onl ~ severed artery throws
blood out in jets, and the arteries get
their blood from the heart hence, to stop
/ the flow, the remedy must be applied be.
tween the heart and the wound spot-in
other words, ADORE the wound. II a vein
had been severed, the blood would have
howed in regular stream, and slow, and
on the other hand. the tie should be ap.
| piled beto,0 the wound, or on the other
| side of the wound from the heart, because
/ the blood in the veins flows towards the
heart, and there is no need of such great
hurry.-HdlPs JOovn0i Of HeaiM.
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GENUINE FooLs.-IIe who wipes his
nose on nutmeg crater IN picks his teeth
with razor.
She who says mo- 10 the proposal Of a
gentleman when size has reached the age
Of thirty.
lie who gets so drunk at night that he
puts his cio'hs TO bed and hangs himself
on the back Of chair
She who rubs her checks with brick
bats in order TO give them color.
lie who pnts on his hat, takes up his
cane and starts out in pursuit Of and hon.
est and dlsinterestcd politician.
She who pinchcs and sIaps a child 10
make it quit bawling.
lie who asks composite, the name Of
newspaper correspondence with the cx.
specla,lon OF getting a correct answer.
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1t Ruined nv Fathar.

a little boy between twelve and fifteen
years of age member Of n poor family,
had been out in search Of employment.-
lie found none but way off in part OF
the city distant from his home. he came
across number Of workmen demoishiLp O
4 house. As he could obtain no employ
ment, and take no money home, the
thought struck him that he might gather
fuel from the ruins, and take load of il
home to save expenditure from the scanty
family treasures. lie gathered heavy
load OF shingles, and securing them in q
bundle, threw them across his hack, and
started homeward The load was heavy,
the weather was hot, but he persevered.
While passing along tho stree, lie was
overcome by the heat, and fell PROSTATE
on the sidewalk. A crowd instantly
gathered around him, some crying out
to do this, and some that. and all doing
nothing. No, not all. There was one,
an elderly gentleman, kind hearted old
bach, noted alike for his ceverness and
popular verse, who silently proceeded TO
the relief Of the lad. Getting down upon
the pavement, he laid the bows head in
his lap, poured cold water slowly upon
his forehead and bathed the limbs. lie
continued this process until signs Of re
lining lille were exhibited IN deep moans.
The Samaritan, still holding the BOYS
head on his lap, bathed the forehead and
famed the tortured features. Gradually
the boys eyes resumed their natural ap.
pearance and he became conscious.
Get little brandy said the Simari
tan. All he wants now is n little stimu.
lant.'
The liquor was procured and the glasG
put to the lips Of the poor boy. lie gently
pushed it aside.
No, no." said he, 4 can't drink brandy
Ny mother would be angry with me il |
did it,
But you must take it, my lad replied
the elderly gentleman. 1t will give you
strength
Il can't was the reply. 1T ruined my
father
His earnestness was touching. He re
sisted al persuasion to touch the liquor
but finally small quantity. it being
deemed essential, WAS forced down hi.
throat lie soon revived sufficiently tc
90 home in an express wagon Cineinna
( IA Times
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Mother, said little girl Of twelve, the
other day. 4 want to get married.
'iloId your tongue, you silly thing ex
claimed the parent.
But YOU let sister Jane get married
last month, and she wasn't but three years
older than myself. And there is cousin
Martha, only two years and half my ell.
der--she got married lately, you know,
and guess my beau is as good as her
husband is, any day so there now.'
Your beau y exclaimed the maternal
one in surprise. For mercy's sake, child
tsou have not got a beau, hope
Il guess | have, ma, and a good one
too, as any girls at our school Jim
Cricket is my beau, and we've been en-.
gagged for a long time
1p a year or two, well think about it,
but | can't hear to such thing now,' re.
turned the parent.
We'll ma returned the hopeful juven.
lie, poutingly. if you will not let me ge,
married, want you to give me a new
patent skirt, with self adjusting hustle
attached =
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LANCASTER H. SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. DEC 5s


ron was cahea' Inc Speaker took the
e"",'' ana the journal OF Monday was
'ean'
'om~'ttee ", 10 fcPorf Acas"res for la
hhy ne Lc"SH$.-McssrS j } Ryan, A
~ !" ''I"ce' q Me'IS' Lucas and IL IL
"n"''e'.
noH"'''tec o" D0n6 DrectorS-MesSrS
" seymour, Ieo l. Elliott, } ) VIII
son ahu . tucker, )r
MT Lucas asked leave to present the
report oi the M'iltary COMMITTEE, on n
OH 'or ao"'iSNing company muster. Or
uered Tor second reading tomorrow.
Mr. harper from The same committee,
maze report on b'll TO amend the law
!" 'e'",.oh 70 me co'Iechoh OF militia and
Pn,fo' h"eS, ana recommended that the
o''' 90 pass Ordered Tor second read
ing 70 morrow,
MT Wilkes, from the same committee,
asked 'eaSe TO present without reading
tue report on the petition and bill OF sun
Hty c,s'zenS ot Lancaster, Lexington and
r"geDe'd, PRAYING the abolition or modi
Lc7"ou oi the millila system. Ordered
Tor a secoAd reading to morrow.
b"'h houses went INTO ballot for Sec
re'ary OF state. lhe Speaker announced
,le nu'H"or OF votes cast to be; Schators,
sZ' representatives, III; Necessary TO
c'o,cc' oo'
Nt twenty minutes past =, the ballot
my 'o' surveyor General commenced.-
lie num"er oi votes cast were: Senators
81; Representatives, ia. Necessary to
" ch"'c"' '6.
At the conclusion Of this ballot, both
houses went INTO Tie sixth ballot Tor Uni
''n 9t"'eS senator N"m"er OF Senators
."u"G' - representatives, ll5 total,
100; necessary 10 choice, ~.
MI i'e'r'"g' from The COMMITTEE on
agriculture made report on bi'l to
e''T'c ''r'"erS 10 prove 'hclr accounts 10y
producing t'e'r "ooNS IN evidence. Also,
a ",'' '"r 'he oe''er pro'ecuon OF sheep
'"s1""WryI .,
MI " ''''"'"S maze a report on "'II
~ =, "''er OF amend Tue law IN relation 10
'"1 ,"'''S o' '"S state
"c : l'e''"' Eo'h,",t'ee MADE theF re-
port on Che result OF 'he ballot Tor Secre
I"r! m.! o, "'ate Means, "a Miller 20
','ee, o. Duu"S' Zo' hammond, l. NO
e'eTI'oh; ~
n me 'PG''"' Co'nh',t'ee announced me
IeT",I OF 'ne 'ote Tor surveyor General TO
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ID dtTiCK, SECOND Lieutenant, ArseH-
al Academy.
-lbJpiAe-P ID Kleugh, IL II Griffin,
+ II McDowaIl,J j l. Jordan, j B Mckit
trick, Cicero Hughs, T. w Moore.
anderson S Taylor, J S Smith.
BornVeH.-AIfred Aldicb, ) A Ash.
ley, WIN Gregg, G Bowers, G NJ Patrick,
j } Hoover, l. J Sweet W + Ewbauks." d"
Amary Cotfin,& w II Chapman S w
Eaves.
Beayori.-E + Durham, p Hamilton,
s II Stoney, ID Chaplin, + A Bell, Rob.
crt Chisolm, w Ii New, w l. Hayward,
WIN Hallen, S f. Blount, J Mackay. w
Elliott, II II Kerk, w J Verdier,* B G.
Reushing, f. T Cockrcft.
Charleston. w DeSaussure, 2 NJ
Kmlock. NJ Muirhoaj, ] G Hayward,
w J Dennis, + L Deyward, Z S Havne,
+ w Walker, T } Black, Horace VOL.
pole, I w Novel;, w NJ Smith, FM
King, J + Marshall, J F. Dutart, J S Du-
tart, J A Aston, J A Blum, d Stoney,
] w Toomsr, Edward North,* F NJ
Schrrmer,* w Browns Il NJ Schep
man. w I Co!eock, jr,~ NV Boss,
w a Lovett, T. NJ Darby, G w Baxley,
EP Cater, + w Leman, L Ii Couturier,
Edward Grady, w Williams, w L S,o.
ney.
Chester.-J A Bradley.
ChestoIeId.-A p Craig.
CoiietoR.-A + Miller, A w Clement,
J Il Wescoat, A Lucas, Theo, Depon, &.
G Bailey w + Haskell, Is II Snead,
w y IL Dodd.
Clarendon M B Humphrey.
Darlington. X Law.
Edgcfeld. james Brunson, w Grif.
fin, J II McDevin.
hturfeld--N Myers, NJ Myere, ] A
Caldwell, + NJ Thomas, w II Ken~.
GreenviM.-W ii Duncan, T o But.
Ter, T z Irwin, J ID Charles
Georgetown wv S Porter.
/ RsrShotc-W Watts, w A Bailey.
- IGncdster-L j Perry.
7 Lauvens-W NJ Gunnels, W. Hud.
gems.
Marion.--C G Smith, IA A Smith,
7 Harliee, J ID WesterveIt
Mariborough-C l. Bolton.
Ne,oLeryy-B B Braniley.
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OrangeJury-A o Houser, w V ker,
Florence Glover.
R'chland-C III Randolph, w A
Gibbes, r K Bates, J w Harris, f l.
Robertson, L r Sta'k,* w Ii Brvce,* NJ
O Evans.
Spartanb"g-E J Dean, NJ NJ Far.
row, w f Dill.
Sumter-P p Gaillard, w S Net.
ties } u Moss, r l. Cooper.
Union-J NJ Bunch, G. Tucker, w NJ
Iucker,* f NJ Farr
Ht1idmsburg-WiIliam Salters, r NJ
Footman.
p0rk-John G. Neal.
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HABus.-Like flakes Of snow that fall
unperceiVed upon the earth, the seemingly
unimportant events OF life succeed one ano
ther. AS the snow gathers together, so
are our habits formed. No single flake
that Is added to the pile produces sensi-
bIe change no siHgle action creates, how
ever il may exhibit, mans character
but as the tempest hurls the avalauche
down the mountain, and overwhclms the
inhabitant and his habitation, so passion,
acting upon the elements Of mischief
which pcrnicious habits have brought to-
gether by impercep,ible accumulation
may overflow The edihce Of truth and vir
! tue.
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Standing Committees.

Below are the standing Committees il
she S. G. Legislature, announced Wed
ncsday Oath:
sen ATE.
On Priyiie1es and Elections. -Messrs
W ID Porter, A Mazvck, + Moses, Sam
nel McAliiey, Edmund Rhe,t, + w Flick
ling, Il IL Wilson.
On Federal Reiut;onS.-Messrs James
ii lrby, a g Darlington, OIin NJ Dan,zler
} Duncan Allen, Wade Hampton, L B
Hryan, II D Lesesne.
On Finance aRd B,,nks.-Messrs Sam
neI McAhley, Thomas NJ Wagner, f G
Palmer, a Mazvck, J l. WestmoreIand,
Gabriel Cannon, J Foster Marshall.
On Nc J0djciurH-Messrs + Moses,
James =. Carroll, w ID Porter, w
Biakeney, } w HARRISON.
1ccOgntS and Vucqpt Offices. Messrs
G. McC. Wnherspoon, William MeIIard,
} IL Furmsn.
On Claims and Grieyenccs -Mcssrs.
II ID Lese<ne, John Fox, James G. DE
loach, B Cause, Charles lrby, EIam
Sharpe.
On .Niiitary and Pensions -Mo>srs.
Foster Marshall, j w Harrison, Charles
AIIston, jr., 5 Montgomery.
On Mc College, Educaiion anil Reliy
'o@.-Me>Srs. James l.. Carroll, Edmund
Rhett, i } Manning, George McC. With,
crspoon.
On Interpretations and Engrosscd Icts.
-Messrs. a q Darlington. J l. West.
moreland, Charles Irby. + Gist.
an agriculture and Internal In,prore
mcnts.-Mcssrs + @ Palmer, Il G. Nc
Cav, Donald II Barton, II S King.
On Roads anal BoihIings - Messrs.
Gabriel Cannon, John i Zimmerman, a
Il. Johnston, A : King. Francis Sessions.
On tie LumaHc .iSyium ami .uedicni
-Acco"mts. Messrs. John u Zimmerman,
j i Bonneau, J X Furman, Ii } Man
ning.
o" Commerce, Nonutaeture and the
A'fh0Hic .lrtS-Messrs. b Ii Wilson, II
) King Lewis O'Bryar, T. Browulee.
On LCgiSiutirc Library -Messrs. "
lItmpIon, Edmund Rhert, W Iz,rd Bull,
Charles AIist"n. jr.
On lie Ncw State House. Mrssrs.
Wade lIampt N, Edward B Bryan, Sam-
He! McAiey.
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S Wallace, I b Frazer, G ii Snber, J
Lucas, L p Lide, RS lIeriot.
EngroSSed Acts.-L Jones. ID Ram.
say, w LII Campbell, J III Screven, II
Duryea.
Legistattve LiJrary.--J p Richardson,
jr., K Moore, Il G Howard, Jno, Williams,
L b Fraser.
Cashier-J III Brooks.
Depuiy CdShjcr.-W J McFadlen.