The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-11-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at IL m

Messrs. Crayton, Tcw; Ball, Hayes,
Seigling, Campbell. Townsend. Suber,
Norton, Gilbert Browning, Springs,
and others presented petitions, present.
ments and other papers.
Mr.. Thomas presented the petition Of
the Commissioners of Public Buildings
for Richland, District, for appropriation
to build a Jail. Also. petition on ac-
count of Or. A. w. Kennedy, f'rofes-
sors Patrickan White. 81
Mr.. Talley submitted thelprrsehtment
Of the Grand Jury Of Richland District
Also, the claim Of Il. s. GID. Hope.
for supplies furnished Tie Arsenal
Academy. &
Mr.. Bachman presented eaccounts of
Julian A. Selby and ShivSs & Beck.
ham. Aso the petition ofJohn Wa
ties, Tor salary as Clerk aud librarian of
the Court Of Appeals.
Mr.. Hay introduced resolution re.
lative to the importation Of foreign corn,
which was agreed to.
MFR. Warley introduced the following
resolutions, which were made the spe
cial order for Thursday next at IL m !:
Rcsolred, That this body desires to
express to Jefferson Davis their deepest
sympathy, their profound respect, their
combined personal attachment and their
enduring remembrance of his virtues as
a man, and those great qualities Of mind
and heart. which, in the Cabinet and on
the field in prosperty'and adversity-
while in power and from his prison
house-call forth and receive from them
the same Acknowledgment Of love and
regard as when he was theaclsnowledg-
ed lead of gallant people, ,contendrng
against overwhelming odds fuF freedom
and self government. "a .ia, &c..
,RcSotoed, That the members of this
House regard tho continued i'mprison.
ment of Jefferson Davis as unwarranta-
bic by the Constitution, and as yranni.
ca, ) oppressive and unjust.
Resolrea, That this House is prepar.
ed to mako appropriations to deffray
part of the expenses necessary for the
defence OF Jefferson Davis by able and
learned counsel
Res6lred, That this House commend
the family Of Jefferson Davis to the
kindly sympathies Of their constituents,
and recommend that contributions be
made in every District for their s,ibsis
tence and support.
Messrs Sicgling, Campbell and others
gave notice of the introduction of bills.
Mr.. Wagener, from the Special Com
mittee relative to European emigration,
submitted report.
Message No from his Excellencv
was read by Mcssrs. Timrod and Spar.
nick.
On motIot of Mr.. Richardson. 1000
copies of the message and accompanying
documents were ordered to be printed.
House adjourned.
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ISfPoRfANT TO LADIEs.-When q
lady would compose her mouth to n
bland and serene character, she
should,' just before entering the room,
say "bosom," and keep the expression
into which the mouth subsidies until
the desired effect of the company is
evident If on the other hand, she
wishes to assume distinguished and
somewhat noble bearing, not sugges-
tive of sweetness, she should say,
''brush," the result of which is infalli-
ble. IF she would make her mouth
look shall and needs ehlarging, she
must say "cabbage" Tf she wishes
to look mournful, she musS say "kera
chunk" If resigned, she must forci-
bly, calculate s'seat." Ladies when
having their photographs taken may
observe these rules with some adyan-
tagc.
A Texas lady being at New York
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