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one additional representative 10 each slais
having Traction greater dan one m6isiy
81 De sid F1lio; bui before ne qursiioa
was laken he house adjourned.
On Tuesday. Mr. Yoang. Of New
York, nOFsd % reconsider ths VOC BY
which he Hosss yesterday disagreed %
shs 6rss amendment Of he Senate % The
aPpOrtiOnmsn. BIN; On which motion
here were. yeas los. nays l0s. So de
F0ss vas net reconsidered.
The question ihsn REQUIRED on concur
ring in The second smendmeBi Of the Sc
naie-ihe representation offrseiions. AZ
Ger some debate. die question vas taken
and decided in he nsgaiive-yeas 50.
nays l6l. And thus The amendments
were all disposed Of.
A resolution offered By MI. Fillmore
on Friday. was taken up. and being
amended 50 as 10 close the debate al two
o'clock tomorrow on ihe bill 70 extend
Tor limited period die present laws for
laying and collecting duties on imports,
was adOpied--yeas liz, nays 90.
The said bill was then taken up, and
the debate was continued.
On Wednesday, the bill 90 extend for
limited period the present laws for lay.
ing and collecting duties on imports, was
again taken up, and the debate was con
iinued until 2 o'clock. This debate was
confined almost exclusively 70 the qnes-
ton Of the distribution Of the proceeds Of
the public lands.
The hour Of two having arrived, the
committee, in pursuance Of the order o.
yesterday, proceeded 10 vote on the
amendments.
Several amendments were proposes
and rejected. The question was then IA
ken on striking out The proviso, by which
the distribution OF The proceeds Of The pub
lie lands is not to be postponed. and de-
cided in the negatiye-yeas LOT, nay
II3-So the proyiso was retained.
The question was then taken on hi
passage Of The bill, and decided in the al
firmaiive--yeas lie, nays lO3-S0 ih'
bill was passed.
The Apportionmen, bill again eominl
up, the House refused TO recede. and in
sisted on lis disagreement 10 the amend
ments Of the Senate.
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We learn from Mexico, via Charleston,
that President Santa Anta had given Off.
cial notice TO all Mexican Ministers and
Consuls, in Europe and America, with
intent for them to make the same known
to all other Governments, that he has re-
leased all citizens Of other countries than
Texas who were taken in the Santa Fe
Expedition, as an act Of philanthropy,
and through respect 10 their several Co.
vernments; bur that, hereafter, all persons
OF all nations taken in arms in the ranks
Of the Texans shall be vigorously sub
jected to the laws OF war, as Texans.
-. .... ...... lid.
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Of.he Commissioners appointed by the
states Of Massachusetts, and Maine 10 adj
wise with the Executive Of the United
States on the subject Of the establishment
OF Conventional Boundary between The
United States and the British Territories,
several, and perhaps all, have arrived in
this city. Governor Kent, Of Maine, and
Mr.. Abbott Lawrence and Mr.. John Mills,
Of Massachusetts, we know are here.
.-z- -.r MAJ. Intel.
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RSblaIob, Who 80 81 Eons dlslanss ron
he yogng msn, shes o. afsf asW ~ ~
iilas tnd helId - fsPou e ileI flasss
Esd isWarts rs hosts. Whsn - a.
ps0aehed Il. he issad anofhsF parry Il
lndi.ns llrrsiy u be yssJ; he sas his
vile and dsughlsr break lroan dc hose
sad sndsssos q escape. Ms. X. .as
shoa. and fsll weandsd; she dssshisr sss
pursued By sn Indian. wk0 caught heF By
hsr h1ir - shs fra. and. euilinE Der thfosi
wiih his knifs. dragged hsr bach 70 he
hoass. asd. with hsf w01nded lsaghsr.
she wss thrust ~ishia. Joors. ssd ia
house 6ed. Ths lisinE and he dead
~eEe consumed together.
.Csplsin Robinsoa rallied he seigh-
bcrs. whs soon sfier Eisiied abe spsI. Ons
Of ne young men who was shut 10 lie
field va foand siili alive. though be did
not long Survive.
.This i The 9Th OF sirlh msssarrs 10
lhs sane nsighbofhood. By lie sams
band. aiihin . i~slsrmonIh. and JET
seares IN effort his been made BY The
commanders Of The Posa 70 dlslOdgs
lhsm."
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'rHa ExPLoR,se ExrKBIrioS.--The
United States sloop Of war yincennes,
lhe dag ship Of The exploring squadron.
arrived 81 New York on The l0ih inst.
Two other vessels belonging 10 she expe-
di,iou, are expected about the last Of this
month. This squadron has been absent
near four years. and great variety Of
Useful and interesting information has been
collected, and many important diseose-
ries made. Though exposed to every
variety Of climate. the general health Of
the squadron has been without precedent;
one officer and eight men only have died
Of disease. S.. -s
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The Legislature Of Pennsylvania as
sembled a, Harrisburg on Wednesday the
9Th inst. agreeably 10 the vote Of adjourn
ment at its annual session. The princi-
pal object Of this extra session. is the d.
vision Of the state into congressional dis
iricts in accordance with the new appor-
,ionment. Other important business will
doubtless, however, engage their allen-
lion. a@.-
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CONGRESS.-In the Senate, on
Thursday, juno 0, Mr.. Archer, from the
committee on naval affairs, reported the
bill TO regulate the appointment and pay
Of engineers in The navy Of the United
States, and the pay Of warrant officers oil
the navy, with amendments; and Mr.
Mcrrick, from the committee on the post
Office and post roads, bill TO reduce and
equalize the rates Of postage, 10 limit the
use and correct the ahusc of the lrankiug
privilege, and for other purposes.
After the expiration Of the morning
hour. The Apportionmcnt bill was taken
up, in committee Of the whole.
Mr.. Allen moved an amendment rcqnir-
ing tina, the second section shall be Sc
construed as not to require the subdlH-
sion 81 any county or city in any state
with the view to the formation oil single
districts, when such subdivision would be
contrary to the laws or usages Of such
state. Rcjecicd-ycas 10, nays ~.
Mr.. Benton offered an amendment pro
vidirg that each district shall contain as
nearly as may be an equal number OF III
hahi,anis TO be represented. This amend
ment was agreed to-yeas 30, nays 10.
The bill was then reported to the Sc
nate; and the amendments made in COM
mlttec we're concurrcd in. ......
Mr.. Linn moved to amend the second
section so as 10 postpone its effect as to
tic election Of representatives from those
states VII, NV elect by general ticket
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TxxsEssEK.--Esey body knows that
die state Of Tennessee has been unepre-
senled in the Senate Of The United States.
during ihe last year. because Of the refa-
al Of lhe ihineen Loco foeo Senators in
,l.sl state [being . majority Of ons) reius-
Ing 10 meet ihs other branch Of the Le-
gisIaiare las usage and she constitution re-
qaired them 20 dO) Cor the election Of
UniIed States Senators.
Finding themselves in somewhat IN
pleasant position, these Loco Foco mem.
bers issued an address 10 the people in de-
fence Of their conduct; and feigning a sub
mission 10 their will. offered 10 resign
their seats, provided The Wing Senators
would resign also, and thus submit the
question Tor The decision Of The people.
TO Ibis the Wings readily assenled, and
placed letters Of resignation in ille hands
Of committee Of four Of their number,
with authority 70 present them 10 The Ex-
eeulive &C the state whenever satisfactory
assurances were received that the Loco
Foco Senators would do the same. Bot
from late accounts il appears that these
Loco Fceo Senators, though protesting
to be Democrats. possess very liIsle Of The
spirit. and instead Of meeting the Wings
in accordance with their own proposition,
are now backing out. Such hypocri.ical
Democracy The people Of Tennessee win
know how TO appreciate, when these pro-
fessos Of il again como within reach Of
The ballot boz.
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n, representation u lie aEii1 ~ shish
De See Wss imPossd ne Wolld have
il sgpsar = lhossh i Sns 81 arls CO..
ui..sa n he srsud drisass q New o..
I,sns; shea il f.ss he whels sransarsion
.,euned ITO mcnshs sher ne rrpulss %
ne Bnsish. snd sflsr ne news o. peace
h.d been received This he editor q
ne standard osshs . know. 4 his mush-
rOOn eouesPoadsnis Do NET.
Avery plain ssaismsni q he whole Of
dis lransacsiOa Was published some six
,een Of eighteen years ago. sustained BY
.u.hsniie rsfsrrnees. which perhaps some
ofour readers will recollecL For Inc az
,isfsclion Of lbose who do not. we shah
publish ne1tweek she speech q Mr.. Con.
rad, Delivered in The Senate upon Ibis re-
sOluiioa. which contains > very fair and
correct statement.
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Notice.

AT May Terra, isis, Of Grange County
S$ Court, Letters of Administration on the e..
tate OF THOMAS ID. GRAIN, dee easeJ, wetu
granted TO the undersigned: tie literature gives
ao,ice TO all persons indebted 10 said estate 10
make immediate payment, and 10 all persons
having claims a.ains, said estate 10 present
them wilhin the time prescribed BY law, or
th,s notice will plead in bar Of their recovery.
TH0S. FAUCETT. .9dm'r.
June I. &C.
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Speedy yusfice.--At about nine o'clock
on Tuesday evening OF last week. David
Harty Alexander, while in slate Of in
ioxiesiion. set ere 10 the barn Of Mr. lilo
raua Gsies, OF Worcester. Mass which
consumed The. barn and a yoke of valuable
oxen. He Was discovered near the ERE the
same evening--eonisssed The erime--wss
indicted by the Grand Jury The next
mornine--lried in the ai,srnooa--f"und
guilty and sentenced 20 three dsys' soli.a
~ confinement. and Eve years bard 10.
bnr in the Sisls prison ~ Charlrslawn--
oil in the spscs Of about nineteen hours.
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VESDovI, one Of the principal chiefs Of
the Fesgee group Of islands, who was "a
ken prisoner and detained by The U. 5.
Exploring Squadron, having been one Of
those who killed and Toasted on part Of
the crew Of an American vessel, died on
board the ship Vincsnnes, alier her arri-
val al New York. on Saturday last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-23

John Jacob Aston, the richest man in
tho United States, has recently subscribe
ed 100000 for The establishment Of a
Library in the city Of New York.
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ETA BBINDs

In Guillord county, on Thursday even
ing the 10th instant, by the Rev. Z. w.
Caru,hers, Mr.. JOHN Hour, Of Orange
county, 10 Miss SARAH JANE MEBASE, Of
Guilford.
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Lost or Mislaid.

1 NOTE Of hand drawn by wilsos 6anard
10 favor of Thomas Rhodes. sr dsted a.
bout the 25,h &C November last and payable
On o. beinre the s5th af December neat, DOR
one bundled dollars. This. therefore, is 10
iorcwarn all persoas from trading fcr The same.
THOMAS Rhodes. SEs'n.
June !. S.
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Obituary.

Died, at his residence in Ashborough,
Randolph county, on Saturday the 2sth
ult., Gen. GEORGE HoovER.
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1 Georgia Gold Mines.--The Augusta
Chronicle Of Last week. says. that vein
mine vas recently discovered On . lot
pwnsd BY The Hon. John q. Calhoun. 10,
|4umpkin county. Gsorgis. which yeildey
W The labor Of sixteen hands ia lhIyk
seks, 1916 dais. Of gold. II
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The whole family Of The British Con-
sui. a Cape Hayden. ~ere killed in The
earthquake. The Consul sss riding oui
81 the time. and escaped. The American
Consul and lanily. il j. said. also perish
ed. 4
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TO the Public.

nHE Fan Session &C ny school, viii eom.
= mence on The 18th " next month, ahd
elose on The 18th 81 .Dfrtnber folls wing. A
fall and complete course Of sccademieal ~.
sirueiicn will be impaired. Students prepared
for The University.
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Junio, N. c., Jane ~. as-
lP The Raleigh sisr. and North carolina
Standard. will copy four tim,s
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WIIIG.

Senac-Hugh Waddell, esq.
Commons-Dr. Michael Holt, and
Giles Mcbane, Henry X. Nash and Har-
rison Parker, esqrs.
DEMOCRATIC.
Senafe-Gen. Joseph Allison.
C0mmons-Col. John Stockard, DIR.
julius e. Bracken, and Cad. Jones, jr.
and VIM. n. Pratt, esqrs.
For Sherif-James c. Turren.ine.
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CANDIDATES.-The following per.
sons have been announced as candidates
in this county, Of The election in August
next:
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For Sheri6-James c. Turrcn.ine.
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Pre- sident's Message-Gcn. Cass and Presi
Dental Candidates in Pennsylvania
Alexauder's Trial, &c.
Jurisprudence OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec enber 9, 1872
The Message of the President received here fiat
as with you ana elsewhere; the expectation of finding
much of merit il however, having been extremely mode
rate the public disappointment was in consequence msterl-
ally diminished. The only apologies for the document are
the Focos who usugre their contempt Ter the
are alive the necessity OF keeping upon good terms with
and ceurns the gaces of the Executive Tor the present.
while yet other changes in public oceS e1pecea and
the list of Democratic applications remains ne1hans;ed
and might with truth add, ae1haustible-
There prospect OF the in the trial OF Alexander
being submitted the jury this evening For the prisoner
Mess w B. Reed Gov. Pope and Dallas, have occupied
parts three days speaking The former OF the gentle
men made exceedingly powerful appeal interpreted
with beautiful reflections upon the importance OF hu.
man life and the teader and mercfu prt OF laws in
all when any doubts OF the guilt Of the accused exist
All who had the opportunity of listening during The FIVE
and half hours IFS delivery consumed represent il
have been effective and brilliant display of eloeuence
iogicalin its deductions, clear its OF and
CONCLUSIONS and animated in the highest strain. ef pessoa
throughout.
Through the efforts OF some nveterate enees lone the
Evening Journa this gentleman has had attached TO him
great degree odium from connection with the
Bank The United States than estimation he has iusy
uCurred thus however he has survived all attacks
which nagn and rancorous hate has devised for his
DOWNFALL and viii continue 10 occupy bis eunence
the bar and the pocafaad social circies until greater
nodicum OF truth cmpers the blades barred for his de.
struction.
from ihe ingenuity displayed by the therein. To-
noTow VII determine who 10 De Sheriff sill adhere
TO tie opinion formerly expressed that The fortunate pos
SCISSOR OF the executive gift viii be the relative of the Gev
ernor mentioned
No sale al the Board OF any consequence
Yours CRITIC
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wow READY
With Five Elegant EnsrayiugS on Steel !
S A Il G E n rs
OF LITERATURE, FASHION AND 1HE FINE ARTS
For January. ls43.


OF LITERATURE FASHION AND The FINE ARTS,
For January 1913
Edited hv EpEs SARGENT.
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H.. me "i'oh'i 'Ni"S'a '"@ -
III .DisAXmhD BY SsiiLh' 4" e'.oDs - me-
Twill YOU GIVE 1T UP: ah eas ., pl ,',I
v LAi Esl rANis A'hoNs. 'SP''' $780,
VI. "o hHShA'iNGs ON WOOD py i-o9s'
'il''oN'lSAL 'osio-" oons-o' DH"f
orlg lhai on'r U 'on
The Blue STOCKING, a iaie'. lhE Epi'oH
Fragments from Diary,......'...oy 1. =. pk.iIAH
AAasui'nsi Al VI" wy - -.
an ineou'eA'eh' Inequa,.''e''.''y w. -, 49,.
The Rustic and the AUTOMATICALLY .. ". noLSh''
Broadway......... ~
Inc old Apple Dealer. .......... Wy w. ia" "
raising OF 1aruss Dsoghtsr 10y h'ts, a. y. 49,,
Literary ( dSs'hes'' .'''''''''5 'S
ABotfiSnt al Heriaa,.. .....''py 9'h' l. - 1r"
When are Women Angels! '.....by JANE. ~ ao","s,
Lines in an Album, Hints Tor Heroine, The Lovers
eret, 10 critic, MY Acquaintance WIN ma an'e u
Dy an nnsisn Lady ne rouha'" III "e ,bo
Inc "ne room, villa nstices oil new DOORS e'eN " ~
o" T a., T Envod ,.... Twentv.6ye
cents for .incle numhor pnhii.,.d NV
SARGENT T. ca -, Broadway,
do 9,s- Corner sIrrrayst
A
VI Dr. Hush's Health Fiiis.-iHe u'p'e'sn4
ing and uHinhated form in which these highy Sa'uapIe
I'D sie PicoeHse' W tue PuDl1' a' ~ "
absence OF those merits with which they By universal
testimony abound and which require not the resort to long
and pretracted omies of manifested and estmo
MES uh'uueNu.a uo's " ;, r NJ pnsu,.
mefcehary III eleet. Lee so pp 80, ,,.,;,,, "a
HEALTH FILLS has the pubic gooa a. neatt d. l'tc'o @
the phlanthropic and publicly distinguished inventor L
Of this he seeks
'9 o. :, - ~, n, nd dc,ioD 10 line
ony VIZ h - so Coi,s, without
, aid NJ sos,bv colnmns az barr,sine 10 The ere as The
thew suope are ndgestbe and naa.eous to the
soa,sch No bersfo,e hr;eay .r.s.ly and fraoky re.
commends in every family OF every sex, size and age,
10 ,,nsss n the testimony of him whose youthful con-
s,i,uton has TO all appearance, been morgagcd
tsy 10 the Dysoeptc whose toures consigned hin
tn despair ard the consequences OF hope deered 10 The
afflicted with gout rheumatism and diseased liver to The
e ;,dp,oer 10 the u1ures OF the table in fact without
no,;. ,b eo nirical term ever asused of an stsRbk
applying ue -, 49,, - IN 80 - - ~ at,oye
medicine giving a. ~ a 'aa t ss amman
catalogue, these Pls never haytlaueh ana never tnu
ly speakipg) fail Of performing cure, under proper
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% Mr.. McDurrlE has been elected q Senator
of the United States from South Carolina to sue.
coed Mr.. Passion, having received al out Of
l46 votes. Mr.. McDufhe was elected both for the
uaexpired time of MIR. Preston's term and for Six
years from the 4th of March next
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SENATOR BERR1EN.-A Committee the Geor-
gia House has reported series Of Resolutions
concerning the course of Judge BERRIEN, U. 5.
Senator from that State, of which the following
expresses the purPort
Be 1t rther Resolved Tha, the Hon. John NJ. Berrien
he requested resign ais Senate Of the United
States the Legislature may elect proper repre-
sentative Georgia. and she have her constitutional quota
OF Senators liz Congress.
1t is thought that it viii probably pass the House
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D7 The barn of g. w. Belts, of Norwak CT,
was burned few nights since. This is the sixth
that has been burned in that vicinity within short
time.
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E We are BOW using frst rate article Of Lam, gp,na
from the Store of J. N. Lucky, 7s Fs0ntsfee no IN
recommend ali families in want of good Oh 70 &c Mo
call as be sells very low. See aGverti.e Inent. ~
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~ ISRAEL Posr, SO Bowery, has published
No. VI of his serial edition of the Waverley Now
els and of Theirs French Revolution In the first
is contained that most truthful and pleasing novel,
the Heart of Mid Lothian.
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NJ Medical society or TIE City ard Cosas
~ Of Nork.-A sp,cia meeting Of NC OOH is,b
VIII be held a, The sessions Court Room Gu 5io1y ss
nst an O'clock p NJ, for the purpose OF heaiies
charges preferred against Or. Charles H. JscEsla' %
edped misconduct In the practice OF h!s profession
d. lot II. D. BULkLEE M- D., Recs seciesN3'
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AZ Historical Sociery's Eeciuf's'- .r.s,
Fonr,b Iec,ure OF tbi. Course VIII be delivered ins
Saturday, Evening" Dec 10, The University chapetg
Rev. CHARLES w. UraAM-commeacipg at sali p"s.
O'Clock subject ROGER WILLIAMS Tickets a.. al :, ~
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u New Organ.-Wesi Presbyterian Church. Car.
Ainest-ln consequence Of the uniayorable weather
Thanksgiving evening" the on the occasion Of open
Ing The magnificent organ built by Mr. George Jardine OF
tbs city will be repeated Monday Evening, Dec. l.
commences at halfpast Admission free. A collection
Will be made U aid Of The expenses Of the evening do %
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HIsroKIcAL SocIErY's LEcTuREs.-Mr. UF-
HAM continues his valuable series Of Lectures be-
fore the Historical Society this evening. The
celebrated ROGER WILLIAMS. whose memory Is
sedulously cherished by the friends of civil and
religious freedom, forms the subject.
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u Gentlemen may obtain, at the "bo.esa'e se, ~
shment, 1877 Pearl-street, corner OF Cedaf' a. cal,
fashionable Scarts Cravats, Stocks, Byron asa os,
lars Drawers and Wrappers, cloth, velvet AND iaf oa
1JnbreIlas &c at crdcEcsaIe prieeJ. ~
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u Lecture this Evening.-Dr. Buchanan Lee.
lures this evening at the New York Lyceu, Al Broad
Tny On this occasion Neurological experiments viii be
made by the Members OF the Committee iej do II.