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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-14
A Useful Book.

We were presented by friend with copy Of D.v
vls Analytical Grammar and Dictionary at the reques
Of the author Mr.. E. F. DAVIS, Principal of Business
School, Spartanburg District S. G. The testimonial:
and recommendations from number Of tile most re
liable sources and competent judges prepares us tt
give it favorable reception Among these, Chancel
lor JOHNSTON is prominent, who says:
"This production is one that should cntitlc him tc
much credit not only for the originality of its plan the
skill and claboratencss Of its execution, and its appa
rent adaptcdness to its purpose, but also being what
we very much need and shall never do well until his
example is extensively foowcd-a contribution tc
Southern School Books by Southern teacher fer
vcntly wish him and his book much success; and be-
eve that good teachers with such textbooks in thcl
hands, would prove blessing to any community
Rev. j. J. BRASrLY also approves it, and says -
II give my opinion chcorluy in favor Of the book
We have no doubt practical examination will cna,
BILE US to give af,Torable opinion Of its merits Num-
Der of copies have been sold in town, and we believe
the parties are we'll satisfied with it.
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Makca Note Of This!

Our prompt paying subscribers will greatly obligc
by leaving their annual payments with us at as early
day as possible. We need the money, and those
who intend to pay in advance will perhaps find it as
convenient now as at any other time To each one it
is very small MATTER but to lis the aggregate is COLI
siderable. and its realization at once would he of i'm.
mcnse service.
We shall pcrinacously insist upon al extra half if
three months is allowed to pass by from the time Of
subscribing without payment being made. If we have
to wait for the money We must be paid for it. This
is our rule and it is no fault Of ours, if subscribers
allow themselves to come under it, We give the choice
of 50 in advance, $3.50 at three months or 81 at tho
end of the year.
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We Regret

That business engagements will prevent our atten
dance at the Annual Dinner Of the Charleston Chamber
OF Commerce, on Thursday next to which wo have
been kindly and politely invited by the Stewards o.
which our much esteemed friend, Major J. J, LUCAS
is Chairman.
city at that tme and enjoy the elegant hospitality o
the Chamber Of Commerce, its annual festival
We approve most heartily the worthy object and eff
cent services of this institution which, at this par
tcuar uncture Of affairs in political existence must
aid largely in facilitating the consummation so dcvouy
wished for by every true friend of Southern CONNER
cial equality and political independence
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Part0n's Life Of yacISsog,

We have received from Messrs. McCARTER DAw.
son, General Agents for South Carolina, copy of the
lst Volume Of the Life of ANDREW JACKSON, by JAS
PARTON, Author Of the Life of AARON BURR etc.
The volume contains over G3O pages of elegantly
printed matter, and brings down i'll the life Of the
old hero to the battle Of New Orleans
We have not had time to read the book Int promise
ourself that pleasure at an early day. We see that
Mr.. PARTON has decided that General JACKSON aoas
born in North Carolina, and his evidence of tho fact
we suppose will settle this veycd question.
Mr.. PARTON is 4 charming writer, and we have no
doubt that this volume will bear ample testimony to
his powers of biographical dclincation.
The book is published BY McsSrs MASON BROTHERS.
New York
Subscriptions received by J. \. Young, Camden.
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The lEOUse Committees,

The Charleston Mercuy of Friday publishes n full
list Of the Standing Committees of the present House
Of Representatives, appointed by Mr.. Speaker Pen.
NISGToS. OF course the more important Committees
are ChairInaned by those Of his own political COM
plexon. 4 few only among the more accommodating
and easy minded Southern Hops' have been assigned
to the head of the tom lods" But small Glvors arc
thankfully received and will be, Of course. gratefully
remembered.
The South Carolina members are thus disposcd:-
Mr. MILES, on the Committee on Foreign Affairs Mr.
MCQUEEN, on the Committee on Manufactures; Mr.
KEITr on the Committee on the Public Grounds Mr.
BoYcE, Oh the Committee on Elcc'ions and Mr. ASH.
MORE is Chairman of the Committee OH Mileage
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State Democratic Convention.

The following delegates have been appointed from
Spartanburg District to the State Democratic Convcn-
tion:-
R. c. Poole, j. C. Zimmerman O. P. Earle, G. CAN
non, John NJ. Crook O. i. Edwards, g. P. Woodruff,
S Bobo B. F. Dates, J. W. Miller J. B. Davis, T. Sto-
bo Furrow A. S. Douglas a. r. Cavis, Thos. O. P.
Vernon, Jno W. Carlisle ]. II. Evins, Jas. Farrow,
W. H. TRIMMER, J. D. Wright B. B. Foster.
Grccnvlc has appointed te following delegation:
B. F TcF1y, 7f:-zsscattit, r: P. L. Duncan, Z. P.
Jones, DR.. VIM Mooney, eEitTaniel 1l6Fga6 Dr. J6mc
Harrison Gen. Waddy Thompson Dr. James Sullivan
Alexander McBce, Dr. A B. Crook.
Chester has appointed the following delegates:
Samuel McAlilev. W. T. Gilmore, F. P. Ingram
Richard Woods, d. R. Stevenson, K. N. Hcmphill, r
s. Hope, John Simpson, SANDY River)
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Char. Mercury.

THE REvENUE.-The receipts from customs fully
up to Secretary Cobbs estimates and under the
laws some 900 of treasury notes may be issued
to meet the heavy charges upon the treasury on post
office account There is Sl,OGOuO0 Of post-ofce mo.
ney in the hands Of subtreasurers, embraced in the
weekly treasury statements Another million of the
post Office receipts for the past two quarters of the
present fiscal year is in the hands Of the postmasters of
the most prominent Offices and yet another million in
the hands Of other postmasters. As the post
Office appropriation bill passes these three millions,
with two and half additional on account of defcien.
cies for the last two quarters, must shortly bc paid
out to mail contractors and others also four millions
and quarter for deficiencies for the last fiscal year.
Only some five hundred assigned claims have reached
the Department.
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DEATH OF CAPT. ". S. DRAYToN.-W. S. Drayton
Esq, whose death was announced by telegraph on
Thursday morning, son Of the late William Dray-
ton, Of South Carolina and was for many years an
officer in the q. S. navy. Capt Drayton married a
daughter Of Mortimer Livingston Of New York. one o
the steamship Commodores Of that city and rcsgning
his commission in the navy, entered upon literary
life, for which he had strong bias. Upon tho death
of his fatherinaw he accepted the New York agency
of the New York and Havre steamship line, and re-
mained in that position until his death.
The New York Commercial Advertiser, Wctncsday.
says: Few men in the. navy stood higher than Capt.
Drayton. He was universally beloved and he leaves
large circle of friends to mourn his loss"
Char. We,cu7y.
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Action of Mississippi.

Wo see it stated OF our exchanges, the follow
ing resolutions have been unanimously adopted in the
Senate Of. the Mississippi Legislature Oh
last. We hope tho statement isSorrect and that Mis-
may thus be ranked among the first of our co
we deem of the utmost consequence at this uncture
public affairs.
list Rssolyed by the Legislature of the State of MS
ssippi That the Constitution Of the United States
cognhes property in slaves and the Government created
oy tcannot can any tribunal acting under its au
thoy whether it be legislative, executive or judicial
within its appropriate sphere justly withhold from the
owners Of slaves that adequate protection for their slave
property to which the of property Of other kinds
are entitled or which from its natSre they may further
require to secure them in its possession and enjoy
ment 1.yGt slJl
a. That the election of President Of tho United
States by the votes of one section Of the Union cny
the ground that there exists irreconcliabe conflict
between the two sections in reference to their respec
tivesystems Of labor, and with avowed purpose Of
hostility tothe institution Of slavery it prevails in the
Southern States and recognized by the compact Of
Union would so threaten destruction of the end for
which the constitution was formed to justify the
saveholdng States in taking counsel together for their
separate protection and security.
9sd That in order to be prepared for such contin-
gercy Mississippi accepts the invitation ofSouth Carroll
her sister slaveholdng States to meet in conveE
ton and proposes the first Monday in June next and
Atlanta Ga, As suitable time and place, to meet to
counsel together, and determine the action they will
take in such event-which action shall be reported
to tho Governor who shall convene the Legislature, if
IN His ijudgmentit may be required. And that this
Legislature at its present session. proceed to elect
seven delegates to attend the Convention at Atlanta
ca. -";" 4 NJ
q. That'a Commissioner be appointed by this Lcgis
lature to proceed to the Capitol of Virginia and ex
press to the people Of that Commonwealth throughhc
Executive the indignation that Mississippi feels at the
outrage committed in the recent invasion Of her SOIL
and the readiness and determination Of Mississippi to
unite with her, or any other saveholding State, in
repeng any assament of their people their rights
ard that said Commissioner also present to her Execu
tive copy Of these resolutions, andinvc her coopera-
ton in tho proposed Convention.
9Th That the Governor of this State be requested to
transmit copy Of these resolutions to the Governors
Of each Of the savchoding States of the Union to be
laid before their Legislatures and invite their co-opcra
ton.
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Accident and Loss of Life,

We learn that an accident occurred on the Soutl
Carolina Rail Road on Sunday night last below Branch
Vile
plug in tile Engine Of the Night Express Train
from Charleston, burst out and the steam escaping
scaldcd the Engineer.
A Fireman, in attempting to jump of, was killed
Mr.. REUBEN GEORGE, Of this place, Engineer on the
Camden Branch was on the Engine at the time, and
was slightly scalded. No connection was made a
Kinssville yesterday morning. with the Express Train
from Charleston for Camden.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Ben.J,IsM T>iaiion established By S'Fcin} EhloT-
ne.L Jor Ae Eeitfoj Me SicE d"d UistreS$ed ~
fctsd u'M i'ruict and Emdcmtc Diseases.
AMI cJ,cci,H jar the Cue ct Diseases q
the Sexual Oigdts
EEDICAL ADVICE given graiIS, by the Acting
NE Surgeon, 10 all who apply By letter. with de-
scriplicm OF their condition, (gc, occupation. hals of
lie, Sc aud in cases o! extreme poverty, Medicines
furnished tree nl charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on Srermatorrh,ra, and other
Diseases of tie Sexual Organs. and Oh ;hc New REM
EDlEs employed in the DiSrcmary, sent 10 the aic.
ted in scaci letter envelopes free OF charge. Two
or three Sianrps postage will b" acceptable.
Address DIR. J SklLLlN llOUGllION, Acting
Surgeon. Howard Association, No South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia Pa. BY order o! the Directors.
GEo. FArncglIlD, ISee'iH FzGA D. HEAErwElIr
E.bII-lv President.
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DEATH OF R. A. YoSGUE-We are grieved to learn
from tile Charleston Evening News, says the Southern
Guardian, that R. A. Yongue, Esq, lately of our cy
met his death by falling from trestlc work on the
North Eastern Railroad on Saturday last. The Ns.rS
says that lie took passage in the cars of the North Eas
tern Railroad, on Saturday, which he left at tho eight
mile station and he was seen by passenger after the
train had started walking the road from which it
is supposed he must have fallen as his lfelcss body
was afterwards found beneath the trcstle work. lie
leaves wife and two children to dcplore his loss
Our readers will remember that the brother of MI.
Tongue, but few months since was killed on the
Charlotte Railroad upon which line he was Conduct
or, while attempting to get into the while in mo-
ton.
There are many Of our readers who will deeply re-
gret the uutmely decease of one who so lately moved
amongst us, in the prime of manhood and with the
prospect of many years before him.
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SHERIFF SALES.

DY virtue orSundry wrils Of Fl. Fa 10 me directed
- will offer for sale before the Court House III
Camden, OIL the First Monday in March next, within
the legal hours Of SALE the following property TO wit:
Ono Tract of Land, containing one hundred and
twenty acres situated in the District OF kcrsnw, on
or near the waters Of Twenty Five Mile Creek bound
cd by Lards of Jack Ross, widow Elkins and widow
Brown, levied on as the property Of alcLennan Daw.
kiua, aL the suit Of Robert Walker vs.. McLennan
Dawkins.
Also one Horse and one Two Horse Carriage; levied
on as the property "f Rc,dck Mosely at the suit Of
w. 2. Fuller vsi r. Moscy.
i. L. SILL,
Feb ltd SlCnI X D
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Arrivals at Mansion HOUSE,
FROM 9TH TO 18TH FEBRUARY.


WI DeBerry, Lynchhurg G. R. Miller & servt
Flat Rock; Seaborn Jones, Kcrshaw: J. R. Dye Red
Hill; B. ]. Barrett Bshopvilc; DR.. Trantlam, Wm
Robinson, Kerslaw R. Brewer Miss; DR.. W. J. Nc.
Kahn, Sumter; A.. A. Southall, Charleston; c. II
Moody, Sumter; Jas: L. Halle Kcrshaw; L: B. Ste
venson, FlatRock DR.. R. s. Mellow, Russell Place
j. E. MuldrowsWm. N. Green j. T. Green & Scrvt,
j. Mcleod, Sumter; D. R. Durant Lynchburg JAS
s. Thompson, A. B. Wardaw. J. P. Cunningham Lib
crty Hill B. Moody SUMTER W. G. Shackctord
Charestoni J..A Craig, Jefferson, S. c.; II. B. Kirk.
land, N " J.P. Smith, KY; J. B. Livingston, S. B.
Culvertson, e. B. Scott, Va; W. L. Tillnan, T. H.
Fentress, NC; c. Coleman, Ky; Wm. Brewer
Miss; JAS. Brewer Texas; W. A. james. Sumter
H. B. McCaTsSgIBishopviIIc R. i. Marley, Knox.
vile, Tenn, j.. II. Miller, R. B. Champ, KY Ralph
L. Goodrich Oswego, n. Y; W. II. Brown Miss, DR.
Abbot Sumter; Jaa. H. Withcrspoon 6 Servt Lancas.
ter; j. B. Vikings, Tenn; David Leak. Va; B. W.
Green, Richmond, Va; P. W. Antonio Bryant Bailey,
+. Knight Columbia; j. W. TIlman, Lancaster; JAS
E. Rembert, s.. Brown, Sumter; J. i. Cole, Ala; W.
j. Stewart, N. G.; H. s. Owens, Ky; R. S. Bclk,
Lancaster: j. E. Nickly, La, D. II. Spencer Va; II.
B. Bisdrd, Richland.
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FAITItFUi. MINISTER'S or llEALTlI.-ln examining
the vessels at the various warvcs we find among the
curositics Of our commerce the brig Miranda just in
from Truxllo- with cargo of honduras SarsapaTlla
fer Dr. j. C. Aver & Co.,, of Lowell So particular are
this firm as to the articles used in compromising their
various remedies, that they have this drug. like some
others they consume. gathered for them by shiIinl
agent of their own in the tropical regions OF its growth
lie informs us that there are many species 0l this
plant but two of which are really valuable in mcdi
cine the qualities of these arc also affected by the
time of gathering mode Of curing, etc, operations
which that region Of unreliable workman imposes
heavy labor Upon him. One OF the nlrrt varieties Of
SarSararilla grows wild in bur own forests, while
several others nearly worthless abound in Central and
South America Tho intelligent agent assured MS that
the virtues Of this drug had nc"cr hccn fully tod. and
the reason Of tn. low esteem i'll which many hold ii is
mainly due to the importation Of such immense guam
titles Of the worthless varieties. His accounts Of hs
trips to Honduras and his business excursions along
the Gulf of Dude and the rivers OF Mnagila and Sant-
ago and among the adjacent mountains were OF intense
interest. We can hut commend and honor his employ
ers for the lithuncss and energy with which they
execute their trust aS ministers TO the public health
and we suspect that this course is at least one OF the
reasons why their medicines are held in such cxtraor
binary favor throughout the civilized world.
5-lm. NeW York City News.
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St, yaHentispc's Eoay.

The l4t day Of February is set apart in the Eccesi-
astica Calendar as st. VALENTINES Day. and is noted
in later ages for the comcal devices and sentimental
addresses to friends and acquantances in aliusion,
we suppose to the vagarics and foes of the OH monk
who was notorious in his day. for eccentrictcs in the
practical details of his system of ethics.
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d CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL RoAD.-The
annual Convention of Stockholders was opened i'll
Columbia on Wednesday, with Robert B. Boylston,
ESQ.,, of Winnsboro, in the chair.
= The following Directors elected for the Rad
". Johnston, J. A. Young, J. II. White, :! B.
Davidson, Meckleuburg, N C.; A. B. Springs, York !;
3. McAliley, H. G. Brawley Chester; W. R. Robert
son, E. G. Palmer, Fairfield J. Fisher, A. R. Taylor,
Richland; J. Caldwell, Charleston
E. G Palmer, Esq., from the Committee on State of
the Road reported favor Of aid for the Atlantic Ohio
and Tennessee Road not to exceed $25O,0OO, and to
be applied the Western extension between Charlotte
and Statcsville, n G..
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Market TTotiCe
COUNCIL CHAMBER, !
February 10Th. 1860 {

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
February lOlh, 1860
NH sigs Eis>, That the Recorder give notice
~ through the Camden Journal, That the Market
will be open, aud The Ordinance relative to tile same
will be enforced, and alter the st OF March,
The Stalls in the Market s,ll be rented at tie RAJ.
Of Tweaiy Five D liars $4,000! per aunum rayable
quarterly in ad, ance ana all persons renting Stalls
MAJ vcnd lhci! meals free nI further Stallugc.
The following rates shall be paid by persons who
do not rent Stalls III the Market, viz!
Eor each Beef, Thirty live (3j) cents.
For each Veal. Twenty (20) rents.
For each hu,lor. Fifteen (i5J cents.
For each iIos, weighing less Than so pounds, Ten
Q0j cents.
For each Hog weighing over so pounds, Fifteen
QJ cents.
Persons from the Conn.ry. or others, may vend
Fish, Game, Vegetables, Bate: and Eggs in the
Market, free of any charge
Q}y order Ct Council
JOHN K. WITllERSPOON,
Feb Ltd Commissioner of Market.
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Trial of E4aZEctt.

CHARLESTowN, VA, Feb. 8.
The testimony for the defence in the of Hazett
closed today and the Court adjourned to enable coun
sci to prepare their argument.
The. testimony this morning was unfavorable to the
defence and there is doubt Of tlG conviction of the
prisoner.
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Ayers Ague Cure.
Low for Cash =!

THE Subscribers take pleasure in Informing their
l. friends and the public generally, lHat they have
OH hand wei! selected Stock Of Dry Goods and Gro
ccries consisting of
Ready Made Clothing -
Of all descriptions Ca,oes. IIoraespnns, and all
other articles generally found in Dry Goods estab.
lishments together with wel.assortcd Stock OF
Boots, Shoes, Eat>, Caps. &c. -
Our stocb ofGRoCERIES, consists Of
SUGAR, COFFEE,
B4C0N, LIRD, LFLOUR, CORY,
.2s MEAL, TOBACCO, f@
And sEGARs of oil kinds. Al<o MACKEREL in
Barrels hall Barrels and Kits. fine assortment Of
Candies, &c.
Ginger Pepper, Spice. Nutmeg, and Cinnamon.
Bar and Toilet Soaps.
Cheese, Soda Crackers, aud Butter.
And variety Of FRUIT constantly or
hand
Also, choice variety OF Liquors, consisting Of
Wines Of all kinds;
B-andics-Apple Peach, and French
New England Rum.
Holland Gin, and Woir's No
sciedam schnupps, in quart and
pin: Bottles
Whi-key of all kinds
J. Martins Old Ryc-5 years
old
Monongchala, Best Old Fiavoured Rye Whiskey, and
other common brands.
Porter Ale, and Champagne Cider, all Of which
will be sold as low as the lowest for Cash, and Cash
only.
They also avail themselves Of this opportunity of
notifying those who have not settled their accounts
for the past year, to come forward and settle now,
aud save them the unplea2aDt duty OF dunnng.
Call Oh BROWN & MYERS.
Fcb7 At The :" OLD BicE Corner"
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Railroad Accident,

CLEVELAND, February 8.
Two passenger cars were thrown from the track on
the rittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad two
miles west Of Pcrysvle this morning in consequence
ofa broken rail. Philip Early was killed. and Peter
Hoffman. Supervisor of the road and child, were
seriously iiured The rest Of the passengers escaped
/ with SLIGHT br5lIss- =
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Hoe CHoLERA.-Wc regret to learn that the hog
cholera has broken out among the swine i'll Charlotte,
and that it is very fatal. Our Intcndmt, Maj Kerr,
has lost several valuable hogs by the disease within
the past week. and several other citizens Of Charlotte
and the neighbcrhood have met with similar mstor-
tunes 1t is not safe to fresh pork under existing
circumstances unless the animal is and inspected
before it is slaughtered for use.-BuiLctin.
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Tie Charleston Ne,cuy says careful observation and
calculation from reliable statistics, show that more
wives Of Northern men, in proportion to tho number
annually run away from their husbands than there are
slaves who flee their masters. What would the abo
tonists think of a pervading Southern sentiment to
condem them, by the laws of Congress- forever to a
state of single blcssedncss?
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WASHINGTON, February lo.-A terrific gale has
prevailed here and North of lis all Of last night and
day.
At New York, damage was done to the shipping in
the docks.
At Philadelphia, houses were blown down.
AT Washington, the storm was violent but did nc
damage.
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A LARGE EAGLE-Wo write this notice with On
excellent pen made of an eagle quill. This king bird
was killed by Mr.. Jesse Corcy on Monday last, and
brought to this place. 1t weighed eight pounds
and with wings expanded measured six feet from tip TO
tip The eagle was in the act Of carrying OF a sheep
when killed. We arc informed that they not
bird in these parts.-Lerington Is. C) Flag.
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The Course of Henry Winter Davis.

IiNNaPULlS, MD, fcD. y.
The House of Delegates to-day adopted resolutions
coydomning the course of Henry Winter Davis in
voting for Pennington as deserving ccnsurc, and in
opposition to the sentiments Of the entire State There
was cDy one dissenting vote-all the American dele
gates voting for the censure.
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Cane Presentation.

The Charleston papers state that Oh Saturday last
HENRY A. EDMUEDsoS, of Virginia, severely chastscd
with cane JOIN HICKMAN of Pennsylvania, for harsh
expressions against tho State Of Virginia. uttered by
the former during his speech at the scrcnade given 10
Mr. PESSNGToS the newly elected Speaker. Both
are members Of the present Congress