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March az

av OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY, hARoH Is, 1sc9.-At \ meet.
Ing Of the Board Of Directors held this day. the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted
Resolued Thnt the Preadent do cause the report OF
the meeting OF creditors to be published In the newspa.
pers, and that he, by public notice. request all bond
creditors OF the Company to send to the Secretary
statement Of the Bonds they hold. number date and
amount accompanied BY an acknowledgment OF their
concurrence In the Recommendation adopted at the
meeting Of the bondhoders; and that they may be able
to decide underatandngly the President do publish
Herewith fuh and plain exposition Of the condition
and prospects Of the Road and tho plan submitted to
their choice" .. -. -
In accordance with tho above resolution the holders
OF unendorsed bonds are hereby respectfully requested
to forward to the Secretary Of the Charleston and savau
nah Railroad Company, early practicable state
ment Of the Bonds In their possession. with number
date, and amount, together with an acknowledgment
OF their IN accommodation adopted at the
meeting Of the bondholdsrs. 'ns = -.. 81
u. ~, ~ r L HrEaLETARY. Preaident
Tho savannah National Republican please copy!
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AI. Il. General Conference.

tFrom the Ntv Orleans Times Of the 1911 instl e.
Conference met at the stated hour-Bshop An
drew presiding ...g
! days was occupied with an appeal case from the
Virginia Conference. The Judgment Of the An
expelled from the church for improper Conduct,
| was affirmed.
Bishop Paine took tho chair ''
The Chairman of the Committee on Episcopaoy
submitted their report, reviewing the administra-
ton Of the Bishops for the past eight years. The
report was adopted.
Periodicals submitted their report, No. T. It
fe-eetablish il at Nashville, Tenn. Report lies on
A minority report from same Committee, to dis
continue the publishing house, and adopt another
plan, more consistent with the genius and neces-
The chairman Of the Committee on Changes of
Economy submitted their report, No. 8, recon-
mending the instituton Of district meetings in
| each presiding elders district The title OF the
report 10 "0n District Conferences" to follow the
| order Of Conferences in tho Discipline. Many
OF the duties now pertaining to the Quarterly
| Conferences are transferred to the District Con-
| a minority report on the same subject, depre.
| eating the multiplicity OF subordinate agencies,
was submitted. Both reports lie on the table un-
| der the rules. .ai IA, -.s..t...: o., ,fa.
The Chairman Of the Committee on Corres.
pondence with other Churches submitted their
TO the churches represented here by messeneers,
provides for the admission Of applicants into the
Fellowship. Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in the interim cf the General Conference, ffater-
nal messengers to the Christian Union Church
Council. and TO the general Conference Of the
Methodist Protestant Church, are provided for.
The following Is one Of the resolutions appended
to this report:
| 4. Resolued, That the Methodist Episcopal
Church South stands this day, as she has always
I viii nhriu
tihn candor any unequivocal and scriptursl over
turesfor sympathy and fellowship which may be
rendered her by any body Of Christians in their
| general representative capacity.
l. The entire report OF the Committee was adopted.
| Rev. MIR. Hargrove submitted resolution pro-
viding for collecting statistics. Referred to Com-
mlttee on Changes OF Economy z a rr57 II
The Committee on Missions submitted their
Bishop Pierce took the Chair, - 80"
r. This report under went q second discussiop, more
extended than the first. = I.,-ap !GN- ' - q
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CRoPs N ALaBAlfA.-The Chambers (Alabsms)
Tribune of the 14th saya the crops In that portion
Of Alabama are in 3 most prosperous condition.
The wheat is unusually fine for the season, and
most OF the corn planted is up and fourlshing
which an immense amount is being planted. al.
together, the present prospects for o rich yield
this year.. both Of cereals and the great staple,
are cheering indeed: We hear OF little or no com.
ofthem are disposed to do right. IN fact we hear
ltss complaint from employers in this section than
any other We knawof, The prime reason OF this
IL. no doubt, the fact that our community is free
:frQm the demoraHzing influences OF the military
tifa the treedmels bureaus, In our immediate pre-.
senoe for where these evils exist negroes will NOT
do asf7eH 40 other Wise. 80! 'hS :, ~ I
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agsTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

HESITATE OF SOUTH OAROLINA-
oHARLEsToN DIsTRICT-By GEORGE BUST Esq.,,
ordinary.-Whereas MARY DUPRAT. OF Charleston,
made suit to to grant her Letters Administration Of
the Katnte and Efects Of ANN DUPRAT, late Of
Charieston These sre therefore, to cite and admon.
ish ali ana angular the Kindred and creditors Of the
said ANN DuPRAT, deceased that they be and appear
before the Court of Ordinary TO be held Charles
ton. Sd day OF NAY. 1885, after publication hereof
at II o'clock in the forenoon. to show cause II any
they have, why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April. Ammo
Domini 1866. ir .'. a.. GEORGE BUST.
April 10 th2 judge Of Proba.es.
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navy Of United States, or having been member
OF tho Thirty-sixth Congress-. or Of the Cabinet in
the year 1850, did take part in the late insurrec-
ton, shall be eligible to either branch OF the ma
tional Legislature until after July 1876. The above
will probably be reported to the House morrow.
The statement that this scheme is approved by
the President is without any foundation in fact.
It was submitted to him several days ago by Ro-
bert Dale Owen, but he gave no indicatio n, By
word or action, that he looked upon it with favor
There is authority for atating that the President
not only disapbrOves OF it, but regards 1t most
dangerous and revolutionary scheme against the
rights and privileges of the States, North and
South. It remains to be seen whether Congress
can be made to accept it.
l. ''.--' MASONIC VISITATION. -,
The Iri6une's correspondent says:
e; President Johnson, who is member OF the
Masonic fraternity, has invited the Supreme Coun-
Gil Of the Southern Jurisdiction to visit him to-
morrow morning. .-.-s ......
THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-
It is the opinion of prominent Congressman
that the present session Of Congress will be closed
early in June. Apart from the subject Of recon-
struction all other business can be closed in seve
raj weeks.
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!, ns- STATE OF SOUTH OAROLINA-

!: h@ STATE OF SOUTH OAROLINA-
CHARLEsToN DIsTRIoT.-By GEORGE BUST, Esq,
ordinary.-Whereas, EDWARD sEBRING. Of Oharins
ton mndo suit to me to grant him Letters Of Adminin
tfation Of the Estate and Eaeets Of WILLIAM q.
formerly Of Charleston. Mechanic: These are
therefore, to cite and adnopish oil and singunr tho
kin dred and creditors Of tho naid WILLIAM b. Miller
deceased that they be appear before In tho Court
Of Ordinary to be held at Charleston tho 10th day Of
May, 1856, after publication hereof at IL O'Clock the
forenoon, to show cause any they have Why the sad
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this twenty.Ath day Of April,
Ammo Donini 1865; 'a GEORGE BUIST,
April 26 thu Judge Of Probates
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:, a eeSFssponasns of the New York Times, writing
plantations end turpentine orehar dc on Cape Fear
will nearly al be worked this year, nost Of them
having been rented BY Northerners: Some of
as have been able to learn the freedmen en-.
gagged on them are behaving themselves e1traor-
dinarily we'll, and are quite contented. Most OF
tho old overeeers on the plantations haye been
retained by the lessees, and, strange as It may
seem, the blacks prefer them ito Northerners.
They tell me that the Yankees work them toe
hard, which, I suppose, is sufficient reason"
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npsTATE OF soUT h CAROLINA

wsTATE OF SOUT a CAROLINA
ooLLEToN DrsTBIoT.-By B. A. WILLIS. Esq, Ordi.
nary.-whereas. B. STOKES, Commianioner In Equity,
has made suit TO to grant him Letters Of Admnisa
tion Of the Estate and Effects Of JOHN A. WARREN.
NJ D.. late Of Colleton District deceased: These are
therefore, to cite and admonsh all and singular tho n
dred and creditors of the said JoHN A. wARREN, M.
d. deceased that they be and appear before me- In the
Court OF Ordinary. to be held as watorboroush the
9th April next. after publication hereof, at II o'clock
IN The forenoon, TO show cause, any they have why
the said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 10th day of March, Ammo
Domini, 1866 r. A. WILLIS, o. O. d.
Marck ~ s..u Boa. ,.,t.,..... ..,.i thB
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AJ- Tho Relatives, Friends and Acqueint-
ances Of Mr. and Mrs. ELRAZAR PHILLIPS and fami-
lies. also the congregations OF tho Glebe street and
seoond Presbyterian Church. respectfully invited
attend the Funeral servce OF tho former at the Second
Presbyterian Church. at halfpast Eight O'Clock A. H.
This Day. .... April 90
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NOTICE.-THRRE MONTHS AFTER
date application will be made to the Palmetto Savings
Bank for renewal Of Deposit Book No. 1891 Also to
the Relief Loan Association Certificate No. 2 dated
July 6th 1885, for ve sharesthe originals being taken
by Gen. sHERMAN's army, at oheraw, 8. O.
JULIUS RoUMILLAT.
March 26 mh2sap28my26a
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Tho Richmond Times states that terrier dog,
the property OF bIr. MoKIEb, OF Richmond Va,
WAS acoidently looked In tho rubbish room, and
remained twenty -ons days without food or water.
When found Il was reduced almost TO q skeleton,
but was still living, and has since recovered oa-
tirely fton the eaeots Of its long faating. y kos
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KING s. CAsSIDEY,
Iarch1 th1yo Charleston, g. q

nr TrBi BYNNEB TniPo oRTER AND DEAL.
RR IN WATcHRs' ana JEwELhY Agency for tho
AMERICAN WATCH also. every variety Of SWISS and
ENaLIeH .wAT1HEs, a thu lowest 1parhss lpriecs.
No. lsaBroEdKaY NsV York twenty years
Trade Prioo iIata cent on application.
January1s .emwsms
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MARRIED,

At Pendleton. 8. o. Wednesday evening April 4th,
1883, by Row. ANDREW 81. CoRNIsH Mr. GEORGE A.
RODGERS. Of Charleston. to MiBs SUSIE LLOYD, second
daughter Of MIR. A. O. CAnPBELL, OF Pendeton.
At homo, on Tuesday evening, the 18th inntaDt by
the Rev. JoRN MOORE, DID,, CHARLES HENRY JOHN
BON and ELYINA URANIE second daughter Of ID. w.
Sr AAAHD, Esq, all Of this city.
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The Augusta Constilutionalis. OF the oath says:
'The tn unusually heavy rains Of Saturday aud Sum
day have caused rapid rise in the river. About
seven o'clock this morning there were twenty-five
feet Of water at the bridge with prospect Of the
river rfblng geyeral feet higher during the day"
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aT NOTICE.-PARTIES ABE CAUTIONED
not to credit the Of the b. barque .Rzr aa the
Master Will not be Responsible.
Aprit 18
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COMPANIES WILL ASSEMBLE ON CITADEL, eREs,r
at IL O'Clock precisely on Friday. 27h instant and ov
from thence down Meeting to Broadstrce dovn n,o,u
to Friend-aHeet, oeuntermsrching at Cathedral. >, g.
Procession will be reviewed on limo Of n,,,, =. 49,
Honor tho Mayor and Aldermen on Bro,,-otr.,t =. %
front OF Guard House. -
Tho following will be the order of Procession. ''
Aoeio. .f4.
Chief ABsstanta and Clerk Of Board Of Fire Marora
Charleston Fire Company of A1men with Steam Rns,,
Eagle Fire Company.
l. Vigilant Fire Company.
Phi @ntI Ftre Company. .
Charleston Fire Company Fs1
EtnR Steam Engine Company. ..t
Marion Ftro Engine Company ..l
MUSIC. 81.
German Fire Engine Company
Palmetto Fire Engine Company.
Hope Fire Engine Company. '#l
Washington Fire Engine Company.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company No. l.
Young America Fire Engine Company ..
stonewAn Fire Engine Company
ORDER OF PLAYING ory:
5Ss9s z$e ass ss.s zDsa
ny, ''SteEm." 10, Yigilsnt,
L. 6tonewall. II. Hope.
g. Marion. IL. German. e.
g. Charleston. IS. Eagle
Each Company allowed one trial. In the event of tha
bursting Of Hose o second trinl will be granted
Hon. p. O. GAILLARD will act as Judge, and sy,,a
the PRICES ....... ,.00- ~
BY order NJ. H. NATHAN, Chief Fire Department
B. II. BTROBEI.
April II Clerk and Superintendent
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Our datea by mail and tho Southern Expreut
Company from the North are to the 2Sd.
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a5- MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
Committee Of Arrangements for tho Lades Fair of st.
Patricks Church, will be held at the Office Of J. a.
DEvsREUx, on Churohstreet ut halkpast O'Clock
This Evening. T. BERNARD KING,
April 26 Secretarv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n5-!C o LLEGE LECTUREs.-PREsIDEN
MIDDLETON will deliver o Lecture In the College
Chapel 1Hif Eyening at Eight O'Clock.
subjeot-soCIAL MORALS kpril "a
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HT PARTIES HOLDING BONDS OR COU-
PoNs Of the WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER
RAILROAD COMPANY are requested to communicate
with The undersigned at tho oloe of Messrs WILLIS
CHIsoLAI. Atlantic Wharf
April 40 JNO W. CAMERON
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Congressional Nova.

WAsmNaroN, April 25.-The United States Sem
.ate passed bill admitting Colorado. The House
resumed the discussion Of the Pacific Railroad
pilJ
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nT NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the estate OF NATHANIEL aIgT, sr,
JAS D. aIsT and J. D. and N GIsT, will present them
properly attestsd, to the subscriber.
W. O. GIsT. Exr. and Adm.
Jonegville P. o., Union Dist, g. O.
March 2mose
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AN IMMENSE EMIGRATION.

An immense emigration will pour down into the
aouthern States with the restoration OF peace. Thou.
sands OF southern refugees. from al tho towns and ct
les Of the North. Will return homs thousands Of North.
soldiers will move in the direction and Settle
in the closest bonds Of Union, among their Southern
brethren and, in obedience to the laws Of demand and
supply thousands OF Northern farmers mechanics and
iaborers win swell the mighty volume the rspsopRg
and rebuilding the waste places Of Ths Sunny South "
In anticipation of this grand diversion OF the tide Of emil.
grafton and from the increasing demands upon them,
the propretors OF HosTETTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BTTTERs ore putting up additional thou.
sands OF boxes Of their universally popular tonic and
terative. ail'if'fIfs .' ff.@
We have the testimony Of soldiers sailors travellers
trappers, miners. emgrants refugees, farmers and
planters North and south, "a cloud Of wttnease that
safe and reliable remedial agent and protec.
ton against all the complaints Incident to exposure
priyetons, changes OF climate. diet water and habits OF
LIE, HoTTErTER's BITTRRs, used as directed, nre
worth their weight in gold, North or south-commu.
nicated.1, I'm E, mfr o.. l.,.r.,-rr
Its also proper to that the Bters are sold ex
clnavey in glass; and never under any circumstances
by the gallon or the barrel ImpostorS and imi,tors
are abroad, and the only safeguard the public has
against them Is to that the Bers they buy
engraved label and note of hsnd Of Messrs Hostser
Smith, and proprietary stamp the cork OF the
| bottle. April 81
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aJ BOINEsT & BURKE RECEIVE THE
latest New York DAILIRs every afternoon. Prico 10
cents. ntuth hnr,t 81
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murder and Riot In Kentucl

Murder and Riot In Kentucky. ..
BOWLING GREEN tKY.), April &.-A mob has
been endeavoring to rescue from the Sheriff a
negro who committed murder. Their intention
Ia to hang him. The excitement Is intense. The
Sheriff is assisted by soldiers.
New York Morket. s't'
New York, April 25.-Cotton dull at thirty
four (34) to $50. per ID. Gold ~.
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/ aT IN THE MATTER OF INFORMATION
IN REGARD TO DOCUMENTS LOST OR DESTROY.


IN REGARD TO DOCUMENTS LOST OR DESTROY.
ED. RS HH 60" #- =" d. $ 4
TIE 81 STATE coLLEroSS r. HSgd5Ti BEsTh1or.
SOUTH ,alisoI GARoIlNA bill to ps,gs.nA'o 1e'ti
Tho bill to perpetuate Testimony In the matter Of
documents lost destroyed, having been led for this
Diatrict-on hearing this bi and motion Of LEROY
2. YoUMANs, Esq, solcitors II IL ordered, That all
perrons interested In documents OF any description
Lost destroyed during the recent the proof of
whose existence loss contents, any Of the ress
In tho memory Of Witnesses and who desire to have
evidence taken and porpetuaed in regard theroto have
leave to cops before the Cs5 for this purpose. by
making written applications under oath to tho Commis
sioner In accordance with Act Of the General Assem-
bly, Of the State Of South Carolina entitled "An Act 10
provide mode by which to perpeuate testimony In
Aon to deeds. Wills chooses In action and other papers
and records destroyed los. during the recent
enacted on tho twenty.arst day Of December. A. b..
Ono Thousand Eight Hundred and Bixty-avo. ,t M
Il iuit ,atsp Ast's weI B. STOKES. @. z. O. D.
Gonreissianers once. Collector Diatriot, April 0. 1855
Aprn 10 Wv" 81" | ~ th2no
F.1y s Il i,.F. b ! HF, "a . . E. q
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ag HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN, HAIR
REVIEWER his proved ITSELF to be the most pdrtccspfo
paraton for the hair ever offered to the public.
It 10 vegetable compound, and contains injurious
properties Whatever. ~
COLOR. >. -~ ,r :.
It will keep the hair from falling ont.
It cieansos tho scalp and makes the hair soft ius
trouB, and sifken.
1t is splendid hair dreaslng. ~ RfIg Ngglg
No person, old or young ahould fal 10 use Il. .
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
So Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilinn Hair Rcnewe,
| and take no other. R. p. HAIL b CO..
1 H1AH AZ Nashun N. H.. proprtetore.
l. For sale by all Druggnts. Wholesale by ''!re q
KING g. CASSIDEY,
iharch1 th1yo Ohnrleaton. f.
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n ~ ia kUG ItUOGn 9'HrNi1 tlatIIfI 0IpI' 9" N
,.dhTlD,3 SGuEif y yEJ ilsgbIb y'5yI ,'yoE :. g
i9 hiqt Sad.p! .rpilaa = -
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From washington.

WABHINaror, April a. = Lieutenant General
Grant has endorsed letter from General Neiga
advocating the immediate construction of the
Northern Pacific Railroad. 'i.7 a@
Senator's are flooded with letters from New
York for and against the confirmation Of Mr..
.Smythe as Collector.
The correspondence discloses marked re1uo-
tanoe to surrender the political control OF the Gus
tom House. The publication Of some OF the let.
'ters received would produce an immense sensa-
ton, and serve the parties right, who volunteer
their services and advice. 1
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Bishop Lynch In New York.

At the Church of st. Bridget's, yesterday, q
very large congregation was assembled to hear
Bishop Lynch, OF Charleston, 8. @. Mozarts
great Twelfth Mass was celebrated with orohes-
trail accomplishments, and three hundred members
of st. Bridget's Benevolent Society received COM
munion at thef hnnds Of tho pastor, Father
Mooney. Bishop Lynch appealed strongly and
effectively to the congregation for hie sufferipg
diocese In Charleston, and for various charitable
-establishments there that have been ruined by
the ravages Of war;
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The Cholera.

New YORK, April 2S-A letter from Dr. Bissell,
enIboa.d the hospital ship Falcon, lying nesr the
Virginia, ct the Lower Quarantine, reports the
arrival Of the England, with 1909 stesrage and 10
-cabin passengers, and q crew OF 122 men. Fifty
passengers died OF cholera on the passage, and at
Halifax 150 died. The England has been quaran-
tined. Four more deaths on the Virginia were
reported on Friday night, and ten bodies were
buried from the steamer. The number Of sick
now in hospital is 81. The Government hospital
steamship Illinois went down to the cholera ship
Saturday, to take off the we'll passengers.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-09-13
SATURDAY, Sept. 8.

In THE HOUSE, after the usual presenta.
tions, memorials and resolutions of local
bearing, pursuant to notice the following
bills were introduced, read first time and
severally referred
By Mr.. F. D. Richardson A bill to dis
solve the corporation known as the Presi-
dent and Directors of the Bank of the State
of South Carolina, and to transfer the as
sets to the new Bank of the State also, a
bill regulating suits brought against the in.
corporated Banks of this State for the re-
covery of notes as circulation; also, bill
to amend the law allowing discount to be
be plead in actions of law.
By Mr.. Warley: A bill to provide an ex.
peditious mode of ejecting tresspassers; al
so, bill to amend the law in relation to
tenancies.
By Mr.. J. s. Richardson, jr. "A bill to
alter the law in regard to liens and impair
laDces, in certain cases.
By Mr.. Hough: A bill to riase fund to
provide for the necessities of the people.
Mr. Wagner, from the Committee to
whom was referred resolution submitted
by Mr.. Depass, in reference to the business
of the Legislature, as designated in Message
No. of the Governor, made an unfavorable
report, which, having been read, Mr.. De-
pass moved that it lie on the table. This
produced spicy debate, in which Messrs.
j. S. Richardson, Prescott and Marley op-
posed and Depass sustained his notion
The question was taken by yeas and nays,
and was lost-yeas 43, nays Sc. So the
extra session, from the business now already
introduced, may be prolonged beyond ex,
pectation, unless the Senate shall decline to
assist the Representative body in that which
Mr.. Depass considered extra legislation,
and extraneous from the recommendations
of His Excelleucy the Governor.
The special order for one o'clock, being
the resolutions submitted by Messrs Gar
lington, in relation to the Indebtedness of the
citizens of the State, was taken up, and af-
ter debate thereon, in which Mr.. Garling-
ton, Barker and Fair participated, was, on
motion, discharged for this day, and made
the special order for the day, on Monday
next, at one o'clock, p. m.