January 2d.
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0dHUdf'D 2d.

 A number of reports from committees were made and disposed of

 Message from the Senate informing the Honse that they had just been informed ol the death of the Hon. John Clark, Senator from the counties of Chcot, Union and Brad itey-proposing to suspend business for the day, and to appoint joint committee to make arrangement for the funeral of the deceased- and to wear the usual badge of mourning for 3O days, in token of respect to the memory of the deceased

 NIT. Fowler arose, and in manner appro- prlate and touching, addressed the House upon the occasion-calling up "reminiscences oi early acquaintance with the deceased, eulo- glzlng hls character and standing in all the relations ol life, and dwelling upon his ser wees to the State-and moved to concur in the resolution of the Senate. Which was done, and Messrs. Fowler, Bertrand, Rust. Dawdy, and Garner, appointed a committee 10 act with the committee on the part of the Senate, in making arrangements for the fune- raj oi the deceased. Adjourned.