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Trust SHE OF
Negroes and Es7OOacai Stock,

IN PURSUANCE OF deed OF trust, executed by
Il Charles w NJ, CIanahan % HE ,uhscr bers, bear.
M date on the 25th day of March. $50, winch is
duly recorded III the Clerks Office OF Botetourt
County tour. shall the third Thursday IN
Sepu 'nber 637 ibeiuc the 2lstda OF the month.
aud die 81 tag ot tie Lyacbrg HtlccS,) before the
Market House, IN the town Of Iynehburg, sell ~
the In 3hc,t bidder pubic auction or ready mo-
nry, he following property, or SO much thereof ~
shah be sufficient 10 satisfy the purposes OF h atolr
+ sad deed OF trust: Two Negto men. Captain and
Wilson, also Negro woman JUDY, and h"f child
FIanc's. (thc LATTER Gv"or six v"ir, al ~ Also the
ioIo"ln, ESi0ofsGH .9E;syIs sslshf e'G!Fs.
NO. l. ell. Mar, wlth Cot IT her sijt by thr nm
ported morse Em1ncip ttIon.-No. ,. Pat>ey Coiberl,
br. cI.ut yeal, oh, with Coz al her side by the
sumo horse, and 40" thought to be IN To-, b, ta eel
rbratea morse LeYathlu.-No. 3. Lady Badger, br.
M. ctght ears old with Colt ~ her sdt by Mon
scut fouson.-No.6. Betty White, eh. t., two years
odd, BY Alonzo, out Ct No. i.-Na.9. Mary Book
~, br {. Que var old, By Mrcas. out Of No ,.
Fol full and satisfactory earn,jiaa rs 10 ped gree.
&c the above stock, those w,shiBttn purchase are
rrr,rrd 10 The iufi Register 9Th Ne. Jauna,y. 1887.
page 80 The iIlr "a thr AFORESAID property he
h.sra b. unqal pilonable, but aetias trustees,
such title only viii be conveyed, Is vested III rs by
The sad trust deed.
JEREMIAH WRITTEN,
ELIJAH NcCLANAiiAN, 49, ~
AsH,tli Wits
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1.zssEI E1Oss !s.sEE.

ON Tuesday the 10Th day of October 80 lhefe
~ will be sold upon the premises, Al ,u""e '1 ~
ton. A Tract Of Land. owned b. Be'efIy H.
scott A the time n lis death The tract - on i'iacN
Water Creek IN tlr county Fl Camp1ell. about three
nlles from Lynebburs md hes alac'n' '" NE ''"uT
Of DR.. YIN owens Lane Dscy. the hens at n" oil
.Ipbu H. Burton. decd. AID "thrrs, and contains
about Oar EEassGTsa 0.fG oeses'sy .seFes.
Upon Tins Tract Is largr pafaou oil lsn'. "kousns,
,aI ,,l,.b,., IA the premise Is a GRIof aud SAW
MILL. IN excellent fcplir. The Land IS rcaly val
nablc and well deserving the attention oil buyers
TERMS.--Str. Tceiee, Eighteen and 1He'"y.
f,ar months the pun casel giving bond with approved
pers pna security, anI Trust deed upon The band
10 secure the taNnen's
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Executor II 3. X. Scofi, dee'a.
r. Sit !, my wish ,hai ailhos. ita'Ins claims
against The estate vi my tesator. should present them
TO me- IN order thai the amounts may BIZ asceit'ntd
and alraug, mcus made iorpavin. them OIL hose
nrlrhe1 TO the estate are requested 10 make pa!
fmeuts NJ II. GARLAND, FL Or.
of u. II. ScoH, dtc'd.
/ Go -
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1t Is surpassed hata tcci tn hr prapeft, at M
ses Tuttle. eho died in Ghrslnfe .hou 6y ,ears ago
The turtle aticr bong eshlbifsd while - :. Haven
Museum istn be f.m,ned Cheshire. TIE ,cneta-
h,rhuic gentleman NM diam - tra.g 81,
,ad from to- I4is afa2ztfs as. ,e fqaa %. lie.
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SEQ rsEias .AEsnp.

\ , NtWAN from the subscriber h,In2 in Ia.
4 county OF Plnssltm,n. 10 or ~ m, les south II
Wmis Baage, on ihe 9,l OF May last NEGRO
NAN NAMED HENRY. about - year. Of age
frsc ndlihcIY. HENRY nrucils belonged 10
NJ. W,a & I,.tt0tch Of Bedford county, aud L,
well acquainted in the ncehhorhnod Of Alr. Wm.
GalaNas The above reward viii I've gwen to an,
nef,en u 10 vii spifeheud and confne hiu IN jail
20 'h.r ! 81 INNS nm.
JOHN t. FITZPATRICK
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:. im hgf,ns Passioa Strong in DeaA-n, H..
~ hs p 1s, lie OF Conmolore BanbriJsr sps,s,nq
fec,ly sound an1 sy, H' INTELLECT confined per
~ n's aea'n' when occasionally it wande,.d p'i'tr
une ne caed tor his sword and pis,ol- sb,ab 'u's
pe,n2 attended to, he rsed himself nnr,,Ilv I'm NOT
uen' ana demanded those instruments with Va. Oh
smenco-and ordered that oUhand, sbouL} - 80. 'e
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= g III Il y, Sc.

BEAUTIFUL Bonnet SIf.kS, rich figured
Ee SlLkS and SAfIN>, some beautiful STYLES ion
patty dresses, black Mauc III Lustr,ngs. black and
Golorcd Gro dc Nar., bc.ufftd Challlettcs; Bonn
bezincs; Prntcd Jacoacs. &c. &c. Jn,t receie-
cd IT MARTIN, WARD * DANtS'S
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E'!2s.cT aai: Cote.

seFe ToS : PLASTER, Of The very best quality, and
ep'S 23ol ll'4. best Green Carc which wall he sold
yer, low. Persons wanting such articles will please
i've rne arsD. Theys,llh be sold brlow the market
Price. T.. b. ESTES.
Iuly u
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We wcrr ytstnrity shewn three cups or cakes and
bar Of gold, obaucd from the refuse OF he
Booker (Ruckiueh ,) mne, at the th'rd proeees--in
all amounting 10 about sson Il. Compiler.
Several bars ut Gold were shown us,on Mona v hy
Gcurrsl Cooke. the manager Of the edmond Nj
ming Company. which appeared 10 be ver, 6ac ape
cincns OF the product OF tha, mn.. 10.
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&Ga.Gia "EHO.NS.
CuARlorris,lLLr, Sept. -.

tuAnloTrksi sept -.
Iiu,rersitg II J,reoia.--We undcr.tand thu,
there are aboaf so students now IN thus lns,itu-
ton.
Tie Rev. M Wilmer OF >lhemaflr. OF thr Eprs-
copal Church 49, was sEn-rn Chaplain to the Upi-
versii,, preached las dfsi discourse uSpndN u.
Al The firSt meet & ui the Faculty, tho present
session tbs toosing resolution p1sscl respect
ing Ministers OF tic Cosp! aud Student, ot fheolo-
ey.
Whereas it has btcn the practice olhc Professor,
snce the first establish nsnt oi the Umy.rsv 10 Al.
low Ministers oi thr Go,p aud students oil lh-olo-
~ 10 attend the Lectures III their respective Srllnuls
free Of ehaISe-but the Faculty has hitherto adopted
no fafnal Rcsnlu 90 On the subject
Rcsaiecf TINT hereafter II .hall Be consider the
privilege OF persons ct elhe OF the above classes
attend any Of tnc sch OILS nj the University wthoa,
fee
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oueAR from PuhPhlN5.-A discovery has been
made IN France, winch, il rr;nsplan,cd INTO RI :,
Country. will make the pumpkin fields of New rno.
iln1 dangerous rival, 10 the ranr6eIds of lonis,i'.
ana the West Indies. French paper saws:
complete revolution i, expected to t,k. ,l,..
IN the minuiacure Of native saear-a reyoIn,,',
whi,h WI p,obably compel the beetroo groves 70
niue 'her dininlshe heals In other wn,1s ,ha
pumpkin Ia about 10 enter tho field a.. Wv
peet-fooi' and toiorce thu Chm nber of D.pn,,,,o,
s'so Hs 'ae enac n,ents ~ the sugar question. 4,
INDUSTRIOUS sreeuatnr is on he pam, nj ,.,,Lhsh
mann'aetory for extracting su,ar lrom ,h,s anoy
grows an hitn9ro de'Pisea production OF the ,,cs
.Jied ~. .''F mt eA3eitn n's ON which it is
auaed' nave besh crown with complete y,r,as =. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-21

oeare Ifaae IN BSz;a. -This abom;p,bl, tn.
carried Oh bei"een the Coast of Are, '.'' '1
h,aAh wth nnahael vigor, and i, nndoph,cd1, 'n"
20 at bI the Brazilian government In ,hs T ,.,S
r, Ivy sas,, Tour vessels landed their carsoss q,
v,eiri,v =, .lcan' at some of the posts in the
i",'y VI r. an %. and four morn c,rcooa 10Y
ss"of.'y expected. One OF the vessel, which WIZ
tanasi Jo1r hunaref and fonysetn slave ', ,S.
"eieht amountlnsto $4,000 nnl,ess. e'' "e
Boston D. DIR.
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EnE.N's1 R,e2Es Sill.

%sySSytsees, WILL SELL, at public au,,io,
xSsfsS At thu New Glasgow Hotel, in the county
~TA" OF Amherst ON Monday The I'd OF O,to.
-<sh-~, Der next, TR.TsT Of E.s.,Fs.
near New Glasgow, having omit a TWO STORY
ETss EsN'ERAEs'S. ESOIsy., with three
g3m, Rooms aud Passage on each door /, GOOD
---'-A Kitchen. Ice House aud Stables all in GOOD
repai Iherc Is sulfcency of Wood Land FOR tho
Fam. The Land lie. we'll and is ,e,v fe,,;l. ,nJ
more Land should he wanrd, there are other ,nds
very conrrnnnf, fhn en- be added q il at , low
pr'ce. \ further DESCRIPTION Is doomed unpece.s,,y
as any one wishing TO purchase, viii have an onrnr
UNITY oi viewing the premises before the Iay of
sale. ! NCRrAN ppnu,N
shall return to Houston. III Texas, in October
and would be pleased To agent FOR any rer>on
VINO may wish u have Lands purchased. or located
tor lh9'n in the Republic Of Texas. IN +,
~ Tn" Richmond Whg will publish the above
IN their country paper TIL day Of sale aud sand h.
account 20 this Office for collection.
August 20
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Gosnani,sioaser's sale.

l pursuance Of drcrcs Of the circuit superior
4 court OF law ani ctaicrrv Tor The county oil Ann
h"t,t, NJ is Ami tom, 1ft37 IN tie case OF John En.
bank Plaintiff against Edlnu"d Winston, late shrr-
III OF lie cuunIy oi nhcfsl. AID - such adninislfa
tor with The vii annexed ot Robert Garland and
others, defendants; the IN irrlg COED Sheriff Of sad
county Of Amherst. and Commissioner Ton the pur-
,,use ninncd II, the sand decree Will. on Monday the
18Th ol september nest Amherst toart house, (bc-
,ng co0u day1 proceed 10 sell by way oil pubic auc-
ton. the highest bidder, on = credit oil ,N months
the Slave lenrs and al othei property IN the SAID
decree referred 10. The purchasers or pur, ha>er,
viii be required give bond with sufficient seeutit,
iof rhn pay meat oi the purchase money.
JOHN COLEMAN, Sheriff
Urd Commissioner.
August 10 tbs
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IL !. rea."ea 3ouff'-A sielIran youth, named PHI
~ nov al Rome who although only in III. Luz
proofs Sol of I his Tn Iangnses H. 4s already GIVEN
Sicily aud the Apostolic Npncin a, he ,a tue king Of
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I'd 4 sc ~ 8 "a = TOO "a

6--v7rSs> HAVE for sale few fine Cows
Nv 70 and lfeiters, aud two very Ike,
KE1T " Young Bulls, of the Improved
sdS--sfSSStss.z Short-horn Durham Breed Hav
ing taken crealp pans by importing aud selecting INV
stock can assure those who wish 10 purchase ,har
they cannot find animals of urer blood or superior
qualities IN this county.-Rcter to benjamin Wilks
Or fani jones. tsqrs. RALPH WATSON.
Fa1; Windsor, Cop,ccticui. luly 81 +,
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Sptrgidtioas Gs} Prfjftfs-The following remark.
from Bjackwoad may be- mtcres ~ ani useful to
Americans at the same iniIe;
There are yeus, winch hasc. like a4cs, hc,r
chafac eristcs The sear l-16 MAS tie we'll
knosn ef panic. was also the scar OF pro &c
tsrs. The pan. SET fl for getting nd Of hc IA
fona money were On The most e lenuc scae, and Il
vas compute We dc not much 1nl>taael tAat the
capital, II fully suhsc bed would hive anouficd to
three hundred nilIons stcrimC. 5 ur nj tins *
trasagaucc WIS IN ouh;ediy duo to &c thencel,or
ef the Exchelnct, 40 Lord Rroe. VINO hence OBJ
tanned for himself b. se5si3Uet q Plo~ptri, Robin
son; hs l. r.th,p having n TIC uacs. o. b., II, ART
sad the great difficult OF the ration, IN tho sudden
tide OF wealth HAT MAS IL pour lnHpon NJ. ean be
how 20 spend It. Sem" ~ 20 b. ail 10 the chtr..
oithe Bank which h. the suilcn lowering OF IT.,
discounts, appnaHtly opened the national purse for
every hand lhu woui ttae IT," trouble to plunge into
it. Some 10 the natural passion Of all men ior show,
s?eculauon. hu more thin all to the very bus, and
yer, knavish nuleucs ofthr Whole hc. OF hroecrs
solicitors. add dealers connected with the none,
rnarket oil England. II IA remarkable Instance OF
the ehott- siehttdnrss " tich sri1es the wiscst
when avaricc once Eys hold ot hem, that with tho
exception of onc or enterprises, IN Spani,h and
Portuguese colana' n IN there u irob BY nol one
At these prolsts IN c&ssence at the present moment
The mere list oithsm woulI br cnrions Eve. parl
Mine earth wa made the location OF sonc lcw con-
trsaacc for mlrfel'ous wrath. Gum cnnpanlFs for
Afr,ca--lyoA companies Tor Iuda- COM ane, f,t
cutting down the American forests, wire among the
riost familiar conc plius, II is equally remark sLlt
as an instance otthe baadaes winch cannot oiscnv-
or obvious euay rs We sat tAe pre- ipitaon hi
hurfes mea ule waste, that there WIS probably no.
single aemp'. IN tht whole list. at an, oftho con.
fIvanceS Tor ocoriotiop wh.ch have sluce orcnodI
such important views mankind
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NHE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 Hire To-,
n Plantation Hands. In his absence. an
plicatoa al" BIO made to Mr. Henry s. Ianchornc.
JOHN &. MEEM.
Sept <,
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!. the , ..r y me Lonao' papers that Mr.. Hmm.
ne nsuec"ededb by Capt Wood fp pe, MS e'een>"
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|dese,'hs. Ia,ue yet.-The New Haven Herald
marked Under the shell i747 With I ha IN Ih,sre
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d. Ne "ost afeadtat Pressure efA hn,es-A pin,
wer, s", e' says that above five hundred
wv 'o'' 'ast week, IN sine shop in ,b,, 'e's
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LGOK At TEL!
T.iA t.9BkE DIV EEy'EEs E.ys'ys.

FOR SALE
iffSES.. | WILL sell ONE THOUSAND
s.L%sSS ACRES OF LAND, lying IN the coun.
|fY%~ ,yoi Stokes, North aroua, NJ tho iunc-
-szEs->- tlon Of Big aud Liuc Dan Rlrers-orc
hundred and THY acres OF which is good 7sOEEC17
s-ANe. and AZ least twenty acres of first rate nm
c'en'ed MEADOW LAND. ion three thousand
dollars, ami make the paYmenis accommodates
iils IS the best bargain that be I'd IN any ,ret
VI '-ahu OF me sane value and possessing the same
advantages ethet IN the State OF ~ C.. or Nirsinio
IS unnecessary say more for mo man ~ III h -
iIahd these times, unless he takes view oiit. an
determined to se the Land and II take pleasure n,
>hewing II 10 any person, who wishes TO huy. lcu,
oo found at my residence at Patrick c. H.. Va. at
Sept Il
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III, | IiANH tso or rhras convenient Ten.
n nj nsns iot Rent, NAN street, The properly
-4-.-A- o Root. hslt. DAVID r. kDLEl.
Sept. Wv
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JEREMIAH WRITTEN, ,ru,s,,
ELIJAH NcCLANAiiAN,


A;-h1 court hid Tor tiraysen county, NJ us
coat -hnusr, Oh Monday the 9th diy Of JULY 1887
Jsoph bryant, flainth,
against
! Doaoam Well. DGi,nlun
X CHANCFRY.
Tn, nsn'a, rot In, in entar,l his a,.car,psp and DIV
erit, arcoilin. Assembly and the ru,s
thu and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that i
not nm nhe tlnt OF tins >nts ON the motion of a plaintiff
by h~ Counsel tlSori,r'I, Int tl' SAID D., ian do H'
pear h,rt On tn first day Of Orpbr n,& aud
tn p' ntl h and la COY OF tins oref be forthwith
serted IN s,N' newspaper pahishnd IN this STATE for Tvs
mouths avnly AMI posted At te oa door the lrt
houat Of this e0nnr.
y tnpy-fcst,
ORIiLlE. ANDERSON, D. c.
/ Augndl0 win
/
tliaiAIA ;-Ata cont hid Tor 'iravson count,
cpatioas' Aon llv the eth d,y OF Juy. 1887
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LOOK sxs1ssE,.
STILL GEyE.EE1 ESs

Sept. ls
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August Ia
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SpecGidtiois 1ai Tris4s.-The following remark
from Biackwood may tc Ltcres a. and useful e
Americans at tho same line:
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August "a
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VIRGINIA Alta court hid for traystn county, n tho
courthouse, GA Monday the 2ih day Of July, 1887
Jsoph bryant, Fa,ntil
against
Doloam Well. Dai,nlcnt

iliaiAi ;itu conu hid Tor travson count. lIc
Cpat tnas', on Monilr the eth dt. otJuy. 1887
Edward W. Dobson. DuuI y Counts Harm son VI. y ar.a
m! J's'' \. Waugh, merchants aud partners, trading
H.. tbs stflc AMI firm of D"5,on, Courts anl Wa Q~
I.L.u..n..
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Correspondence efMe Nat. Lntelligencsr

New ToRK, Dec y
My coTnucopiH Ia day is abuurdinr in
news. ToRoNro, the Capital oI Upper
CANADA, is taken by the People in arms a.
gainst t!IeGoyernment. SifFRANcEsHH.n
The Governor, is reported to be almost d pri
s"ner IN The market house. Rebellion was
running like WILTSHIRE on every side Sev>
erai lives were lost in the attack un Toronto
be terms pr"Pnsed 10 Sir Francis Head are
the following:
Isl. \" dissolve The present Parliament.
ri. Grant an elective Legislative Council.
81. That the Governor leave the Province
in TWO weeks
All this news comes 10 US three WAYS, and
see no reason 10 doubt ii as " hole, what
ever doubt there may be about The pariicu.
lars. II comes first by the Buffaln papers :;
next ny the way Of O.me ego and he Albany
Argus, also, has letter from Lewiston. Nj
agara county.
Lord Gosiord has pu. Montreal and ali The
disturbed districts under martial law.
This tHnafla news ST course extiies the
greatest interest in this city.
We have dates from Havre and Liveruool
10 the 4lh oi NovembeI. All The details Of
The taking of CoNsTANTINA are given.
General De DAMREMoNT, Commander
IN Chief, was killed. he city was taken
"'tlOut inuCD sIanSDteT ny assault. HE
news has electrified the French re Deur.s
ore cbahted on all sides. The Conservative
English papers compIaio Of The Wing Gov
eminent thai permits the French 10 make
ought 10 thank Them for roofing out this den
Of pirates.
hohey IN LONDON was very plenty with
The bankers and bill brokers. There 70 -
redundancy IN The market, and il is offered
freely al 2 2 and ger cent. Tn, Cotton
market was ve.y favorable. The demand
was DISK, and there was a strong tendency
10 speculation. AtLiverpuol there has heen
an advance IN price OF Ia 10 3.S for ordina,
ry To middling.
From SPAIN there is nothing Of impor.
lance. The news from Lisbon il 90 the 51th
Oc'ooer' The usto has been granted by the
Cortes 10 The Crown, ss well AZ The tiyb, of
ProroguIng or dissolying the Chambers
Ihe King Of HANOVER, saws In Presse
has determined 10 abolish The C,,ns,;,,,,;,,,,
This will make tremendous no,so IN ali
Germany. "'''0 !" '''
The elections in France are attracting
great attention. NJ. DAVID. The sculplof'
W. lie IocqUEvILLE, De BEAumovr
bAFITTE, and THEIRS, and others known
10 our counirymen, are candidates
Treasury Drafts are at discount of1.4
per cent. Treasury Noles l>2 discsunt In
par; o'ock' are very dull, and sales small
+. >. see that the America, ard ,ho
Commercial are disposed 10 doubt ,l,e oews
from Toronto. 1t does seem sIr,,,., -; $3.50;
DE- but ] believe il ; because Sir FTaSc;s
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

In THE SENATE, on Monday the 10Th.
Mr.. Davis asked leave to report hill to au
thorize the Presiden, OF The United States 10
cause National vessels TO cruize on the coas,
IN the winter season 10 afford aid To distressed
mariners. On Tuesday, MIR. King from the
committee OF Commerce, reported bill on
the subject, which was read twice and order
ed 10 be engrossed. Mr.. Cu.hbeEt of Geor.
ga, appeared and took his seat. Petitions
were presented from Pennsylvania and Ohio
against The admission of Texas. On We'd
nesday, Mr.. SouihafG, of n Jersey, and Mr..
Black, Of Mississippi, appeared and took their
seats-also, MIR. Sewer, CT Arkansas, and
MIR. Lumpkin of Georgia. Mr. Clay, of Nv.
introduced bill extending copy righls,o for
oirF's ut Trou, nm. 'CdnimHIes of Finance r.,
ported bill for the suppression OF small notes
10 The District Of Columbia, which was read
and ordered 10 n second reading. The bin
authorizing the President 10 cause National
vessels 10 cruiZe on The coast in the winter
was passed. Tbs bill to remit The dulles m
goods destroyed by The grea, fire in n. York
was ordered TO be engrossed for 9 third road
ing. On Thursday, Mr. Preston ,oo1 Ii
seat. A memorial was presented ,ro,n ,t,s
board Of public works Of IllOSio, praying for
Sgrant OF public lands. Mr.. Fulton ot Ar,
Kansas presented resolution Of the Legis
Iaturo Of that State, asking an approprialio,
for line Of Qualifications on the w es,ero f-o
tier. MIR. Bdyard presented resolution 70
reScind the EEPuDging resolution, which
was laid on The table. The Senate did moi
SIT on Friday.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvE s.-On
Tuesday Mr. Adams took up aImos, the
whole DAY with bis anli-Texas and Abolition
PeIIlions lie moved the reference Of The
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

The London Glsbe states Iha, late opera
lions OF the Bank of England in purchasing
stock &c, combined wih other causes, had
produced redundancy OF money in England
IL was offered freely al 81 and yer cent.
There was an alarm Of cholera in London.
Three cases occurred, which proved fatal
in the same place wherc:he disease appeared
in 1888.
The taking of Constantine was announ-
ced IN Paris, IN the Odd of October, by Il
Geographic despatch from Toulon.
The Irish Association has been dissolved
on motion of Daniel O'Connell, in con.
sequence ofthe humane and impartial admin.
isiration OF the Government in Ireland by III,
Eail Of Mulgrave. The resolution was ca r
ried by ncclamation at general meeting O
the Association on The 3lst of October.
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first, with those he presented at the extra .es
sion, 10 a select committee. Mr.. Howard O,
Mary land, proposed 10 amend by Inserting
the committee OF Foreign Affairs. Mr.. A.
dams objected, and " shed 10 state his reasons
when tie Chair in,erposed, and said If there
was 10 he discussion the motion must lie one
day. TheAbolilion petitions we're land on the
table. On "Wednesday, AIR Adams address
Sed The House a, great length in support OF
his motion 10 refer the Texas memorials 10 n
select committee. MIR. Wise moved To lay
The whole subject on the table for the present.
which was carred-yeas l27, nays Is. On
the motion Of Mr.. Smith OF Maine. the bill
from the Senate authorizing The President TO
| cause National vessels TO cruise on the coas,
during the winter for the relief of distressed
mariners was read twice. On Thursday the
bill was read a thnG time and passed. A
number OF petitions were presented agains,
The annexation of Texas, and in favor Of the
abolition Of slavery in the district of Colum
bia, and in the Territories Of the U. States
On Friday, Mr.. Evans OF Maine, gave no,
lice that he would on the next day ask leave
10 bring in Till authorizing the demarca-
ton OF the Northeastern boundary line OF the
U. States. The resolutions of Mr. uayne
referring the Presidents Message 10 apprn-
pirate committees, were taken up, and the
two first in order were adopted, when Mr.
Cambreleng moved an amendment referring
that part Of the message in relation to the U.
,. Banks re issuing lis old notes, TO the Ju-
dietary committee, which was opposed by
Nj. Wise, and supported by Mr.. Hayne, II.
matter OF form. Several other gentlemen
also spoke on it, and il was probable the de
bate would take up another day. On motion
OF MIR. Adams, the House adjourned over t,
Monday.
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MIR. KING, OF GEORCI,

The following is an extrac. of a letter
from the Hon. J. P. KING, late Senate,
from Georgia, to a friend
"And some of my old political friend.
are up against my speech, hah f? Done
you think it would have been bette, for
them to have answered my arguments
before they flew into passion with the
author! AS Jack Downing says. that is
my notion care nothing for the Of.
nee Tor its sake, and that they NAV have
willingly, iflhey wish it; but really in
stead OF quarreliDg nth me, | regret ex,
treme'y they have not seen the necessi.
ty OF uniting in the only course that can
save the party from destruction. Il was
saying of Arlington, that YOU might
put dozen puppies into a sack and
shake II, aud when they began to suffer