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on board, in my trunk,' and showed him
the key. He said-'Lst me have the key
or will take it BY fOrcs.' My answer
wSs-'HaVO you forgotten what took place
Tor the log g.bOok beforei Do you wish to
begin againp Then he said 81 will go
in the cabin and have your trunk broken
Open.' gave no answer. He sent his
officer and negro TO act. followed them
with my mate. Tney broke 'he trunk
and took the papers out oft. observed
10 the officer that had money in my
trunk, gold watch, Sc. HO made no
answer, and we all went on deck He
handed the papers TO his Captain, then
told him-'NOw you are satisfied with
your ch f d'guUre, please TO give me my
papers as wish 10 sail to morrow mo
sir, will keep them with me and pocket
them and go off then said to him -
AS long as my papers are taken away
from me, shall have to leave my vessel ,
and there upon me and my crew absn
doned her, leaving every thing on board, ,
trunks, Instruments, chren meter, Sc
P. G. DUMAS.
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Important! /!
B. Fosgate's AnodYne Cordial

B. Fosgate's Anodyne Cordial,
A SAFE and effectUaI Remedy for tho
ASUMMER COMPLAINTS, Viz: Diarr-
hpa, and Cholera Morbus, also, Flatulent
and Spasmodic Cholics.
This invaluable Medicine for the above COM
plants, surpasses any other remedy now in use.
Hundreds of cases have come to the knowledge
of the proprietor, where speedy cure has been
effected by the use of the Cordial, after resort
to the common remedies had proved unavailing.
1t has been extensively used throughout this
State and elsewhere, for many yeare--has been
approved, and is used in practice by greab
numbe: ofthe mostrespectable physielans,as may
be seen by their certificates and recommendations
accompanying each bottle.
This medicine is discovered to be a certain and
effectnal remedy for the intestine disease. pro-
ducsd BY the drinking of the waters OF the riv.
ers in the southern and southwestern States,
which renders it of inestimabls value to these
who reside or travelin those sections Of the
country.
NIB To secure the public against deception,
tho external label oil each bottle is secured by a
copy right, which was entered (accordiug Ia act
of Cougress) in the Northern District Of New
Yo:k, on the 9th day Of Novemper, Anne pOmi
nj, 1910.
A fac smile of the prOprelor's signature
will he found Gn the outer label Of each bottle,
if genuine. Prize 81 cts.
FOR SALE BY D. J. Steward w. P. Mack
lem. Georgetown--PalmeT L. Campbell and
Rideway &Cfsdit, Ripley--.4cklen g. Lamb,
aberdeen.
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witness bis dsmsanor. And must say
that saw and heard things with which !
was much disgustsd. On the evening Of
the l7Ih he engaged in a conversation
with = gentleman and lady on The sublsct
Of slavery. In this conversation he mads
use OF prOfane language. Some ot his
intcrogatores he commenced in the fol-
owin way. Whal the deUi, &c. But
that was not the worst, ] heard him dis
timely confirm one of his assertions with
the oath by CD Two or three persons
on the boat told me that they heard him
m0ke use Of this oath two or three times
during the conversation. heard him bat
once. did NO, however, hear all Of the
conversation. heard vulger expres
sen drop from his lips, which astonished
me, inasmuch as there we're perhaps a
dozen respectable looking ladies', (and |
know some OF them we're respectab!s) lis
tened auentively TO the cOnversalloH.--
The gentleman who was cOnVersing with
Mr. Clay, had occasion to make uss OF
The term manhood, when speaking OF the
slaves. Mr.. Clay afterwards remarked
IN substance as follows. 81 do moi know
what you mean by the term manhood,
when you apply it TO the slaves. But sir,
the slaves have their manhood, as proPer-
ly as we have, and | do not know but they
have a little more manhood than we hove.
They eat moro, aud work more, and get
more children than any Of you" The
last clsuse | noticed very distinctly. So
much for what heard. | saw one or
two things | did not like. Mr.. Clay was
accompanied by son Of his, a young
man who appeared to be about twenty
years of age. lie may have been older,
but he did not appear so. This young
man played al cards large portion OF bis
time on Friday, while his father looked
on and appeared to be interested in the
game. These things | saw snd henrd,
aad they convinced me that MIR. Clay has
bsen very immoral man, and that Though
his head is now blossoming for the grave
he retains many, if not all Of his old
wicked habits. In 1910 | voted the whig
ticket. Aud am yet inclined to favor
whg measures and principles. But Hen
ry Clay is 100 bitter pill for me to swSI
| low.
Very respectfully yours,
HUGH FORSYTH.
RVS. FiNOLEY, Jr.
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A LIST Of letters remaining in the
n Post Office al Ripley Ohio, on the
lsi day Of October 1874, which, If not Ia
ken out within three months, will be sent
to the General Post Office IS dead let
tsTs.
Harmon Allen John Lyills
William Bowers Miss Eliza Lindsey
Richard BrookoveF Anna McFeIson
Mary Barns james Madn
Catherine BayI0s Dennis McCalfsrty
Richard Brown Joseph w Mann
ElZabelh Burnesiha DrJamss B McCun-
John Beas!ey 2 nell
Wilson Gowsan john Norris
John Crsekbaum JrSisphen Paugburn
Roberi CsW BIrnarh Purcell
ElizlEilenChambers G l.. Parker
Amos Church. John Pearce
IIarieiH A. .Dinsmote French Petit
George Daulion John Porter
James Deer NC Robinson
Elizabeth Hiilman Rebeca Rodgers 2
Richard X. Dent Joseph RsRshaW
David Espy 2 Joseph Ramsey
Henry East Sarah Rice
Rev James Elliott Marv Stephenson
David Flaugher 2 J& &c Stout
Margaret FuIleen Mary Ann Stephen
Maria Gardner son
James G Hopkins SilaS Shelton
Anthony Hiler Salem Shaw 2
Archibald Hopkins Elizabeth Tate
Gordon Hopkins Harriet Whisner
Hammer Habb Elizabeth Wilson
Sarah Huff Miss NJ Z Willeugh-
James Jordon bey
Samuel Fitzpatrick D H Young
R. J. BENNETT, P. NJ.
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New Map Of Ohio.

The subscribers propose publishin a new ed
tion of heir map of the State of Ohio.
This Map is compiled from the Surveys in the
Surveyor Generals Office q! Cincinnati in part
by Mr. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as
n,-aughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully atLcstod, not only by the present Sur
veyor Geaersi, but confirmed by the ceftifcats
hereunto attached, Of Robert I. Lytle, Esq, the
predecessor of Mr.. Halnes: and will exhibit the
sections, fractional Sections, Virginia Military
Surveys, principal roads, Public works and con.
temrl ated public improvements, together witt
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, countt
Towns, cities and villages, which will be lait
down with the greatest possible accuracy.
There is 10 doubt that this map will cont a ir
the most n mute and authentic information oI
anv state map ever published. One of tho pr o
prietors has visited every county in the State, fc
the purpose ofgatherng every in nformntio req ui.
ite, to insure correctness. This fact of itself
will necessarily give assurance to those who may
patronize the map, that for real utility, il mus
supersede any map got up East, for the purpose
of state, but without the advantage of the per.
sonal inspection and labor that has be ell best tow
ed exclusively on this.
The size of the map will be between and
feet square neatly colored in sounties, mounted
and vanished; and soldto subscribers at the 10"
price ofsx dollars. -,
Agents or companies taking tencopies' VIII
| be allowed a deduction oforty per cent.
DOOLITfLE & MU NSON.
Engra vsrs and map publishers, Cincinnati
| have examined the compilations made from
the public surveys in this Office by Mr.. Morrison,
| for Wassrs. DooIittle & Munson, whOare about
to publish sectional map Df the state Of Ohio
and 90 far as they relate to the public Surveys
ahonor anu re- correct. ROBERT I. LYTLE
Surveyor General'sCincinnati
August 3, ls4I.
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Very respectfully yours,
HUGH FORSYTH.
RcV. FiNpLEY, Jr.

CLy- When the bill for the admission oI
Louisiana into the Union was before Con
gress in 1911, Josiah Quincy Of Massa'
;-huselts, then leading feneralists, and
now d conspicuous Clay wbg, prOpbecied
the follow;nqi
.if his bril passes, it is my deliberate
opiaion that It js'virtuaIIy dissolution of
the Union. That j; would free the States
from their moral obliga,ions--ald that as
it will be the duty er soma definitely "
propose for eparation-am amicsb'y II they
can forcbly if they must"
The same kind of propheciSe are now
uttered in regard to the annexation Of
Texas. They will turn out as they did
in lSlI-in smoke.
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WING farmers BANNER.

"Agr1cuItUre needs no prOtection,-
The habits of the farmers generation
after generation, pass dOpa a long
track of time in perpetual succession,
Without the slightest change. and lhe
plOughman ,sho fasteas his plough to
the tail Of his cattle, lOiU not oDn there
is any Improvement equal 70 his"
HENRY Clay.
BANNER FOR LEAN MEN,
"My Negroes are fat and sleek ;"
Henry Clay's reply TO Mendanhall, Ind.
lS4l.
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Jew David's, or Hebrew
Plaster.

TNHISis becoming one of the most popuis-
medicines now before the public. For re-
moving all seated pains,such asRhama tism pain
in the back side ,Or Breast it has no equal in tne
world It is also eficaci0us in removing Wens,
tumors, CONS, &c. We TO not design to puff
this medicine with old fictitious certificates but
will simply mention few recent cases, here 1t
has effectsl Cues.
Mr.. Sloan, ofZanesville, after having suffered
with Rheumatism for zine years, was cured by
using the Hebrew Plaster.
Mr.. Anderson of Putnam, was troubled for
long time with lame back, occ4 stoned by over
lifting, and was cured by using this plaster.
A man (name not recolected )of Gratiot, in
Licking county, was entirely cured by using this
plaster.
The following certificate from Mr. Worstell,
editor of the Massilon Gazette, was furnished
us a few days since:
Messrs. Comstock Co.-DUring last winter
and spring, was so troubled with pain in my
breast las to render unfit for he duties of the
Office; and hearing your lew David's or Hebrew
Plaster, highly recommended. for similar cases.
was induced to give il a trial. | had worn a
plaster on my breast but short time when all
pain.eft me ,aud was enabled again to engage
in the duties of the Office. My sister residing
in Steubenvile has also received much benefit
from its use. J.F. WoRsTELL'
.Massiion, Nov. II, '43,
Mesars. Comstock & Ca.-La st Spring was
afflicted with ,ceak1ess in my back, accompanied
with severe pam in my SIDE, for which used
| your Hebrew Plaster, and take pleasure in sta.
ting that received immediate relief from it,and
| cheerfully recommend its use to all similarly
afflicted. u. Il. AIAWAtllR'
Mass1lon, November 9th. l843.
Each bax contains sufficient to spread or
large plasters. Price so cents per box.
Fol sale by James Crawford, Georgetown
Palmer g. Campbell, Ripley; E. W Smith,
Higginsport; c.. Shreeve, Russell vile; " b.
| Wright, HamersviIte; Knowles q Powell G.
licity; ] S ohnson .BantoH!, o. W White
man & CoNwehupe, VI B Riggs Sardinia
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Take Notice.

-ARM FOR SALE.-A valuable farm,
con,ninlnp one hundred and thirty nine
acres of land, situated about four and half
west of Georgetowp,o ON the middle fork of
PniIskin, an wi hin half mile of Fees
h,rsh we'll wattored with never failing springs.
For the purpose ofproviding for paying my debts
I wi sell the farm very cheap. Terms.-Ons
half of the amount of purchase (Dart in nro-
duce) to be paidat or about the time Of sale
and the other halft be paid IN two yearly
payments. in money or procuce,as may be
ugreed upon. For further particulars inquire
os,he subscriber on the premises. Possession
an he had Immediately if desired.
GEO. M. MARTIN.
JuI, q. 1874
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Proclamation.

To the qualified Electors of BrOwn
County. Greeting:
You are hereby notified to meet at the usual
or proper places of holding elections in your re.
spective townships sn the first riday, being
the First day of November next, and then and
there, according to law, vote for twenty. three
Electors of President and Vice President of the
United States, in pursuance ofthe Constitution
and laws of the United States and of the State
of Ohio. Given under my hand at Georgetown,
this 10Th dav of September l844, in the 42nd
year of this State, and OF the Independence OIL
the United States the Sixty Ninth.
WILLIAM SHIELDS, Shift B. C. o.
Sentember 10Th. 1871
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RUssELvILLE, Oct. 9th, 1874.
he Election is now over"

A ND People can now turn their attsn
n ton 10 other matters, especially 10
that ofpurchasing cheap&desirable goods
for fall and winter; | have lately reooiy-
ed large addition to my former purchase
of Dry Goods, Groceries, and Hardware -
Such as Boots g. Shoes, furCaps, Blanket
Shawls, Cassinels, James, Coffee, Sugar,
Gotten thread, Indigo, Nails, &C., &c -
| am determined to sell cheap, let either
Clay or Polk be elected. Gall and sse
for yourselves. l.. NOWLAND
Next TO shaw's TaveFR in the Large
Brick.
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Proclamation.
To the Qualified Electors Of The State
of Ohio;

40 He tkHdtJbe0 EteCtOTS ~ pC OtGtc
of Ohio:
"HEREAS, it is provided, by the
" Ist section Of the Act entitled,
"an Act to provide for the election Of
Electors Of President and Vice President
of the United StaIes," passed February
Is, 1920, "Tlot the Governor Of this
State, sixty days previous to the time
provided by this Act for the election OF
Electors OF President and Vice President
Of the United States, shall, ,.by Proclaim
lion, to be inserted IN one Of the News
papers printed in each county in this
State, where any such paper is printed,
give notice Of the lime Of holding such
election, and the number Of Electors OF
President and Vice President there 20 be
chosen" Therefore. in pursuance Oflhe
provisions of the aiorementonsd Act,
|, THOMAS w. BARTLEY, Gov
ernor Of the State of Ohio, do hereby nc
tify and require the qualified Electors
Of this State, to assemble in their respec-
tive Townships, at the usual places s.
gnated for holding elections, on the first
Friday, being the first day of November
next, and then and there proceed 10
elect twenty three Electors of President
and Vice President of the United States,
in pursuance Of the Constitution and laws
of the United States and Of this State.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | THOMAS W.
BARTLEY, Governor of the State
IL. 81 of Ohio, have hereunto subscribed
my name, and caused the GREAT
SEAL of the State TO he affixed. at Co.
lumbus, this nineteenth day of August,
in the year Our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and forty four, and in the
sixty-ninth year of the Independence Of
the United States of America.
THOMAS w. BARTLEY.
By lha Governor:
SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
Secretary of State.
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Administratrix'a 4 office.

THE undersigned has bsss appointed. by ne
court Of Common Pleas Of Brown county, Al
minisuatriX Of the estate Of Aaron Z. Days
late Of Brown county diseased. All persons in
debted TO said estate are hereby notified to sale
immediate payment and those having claims
against said estate are requested to present.
them legally proven, within one year for settles
Element. MELINDA DAY. AdmT'x.
Sept. 3, 1874.
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Notice

rs hereby given, that Petitions will be
n presented, to the next Legislature Of
Ohio, Praying that Perry Township of
Brown County, may be annexed to Cler.
mont County.
October 30, 1874.
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U S. CONSULATE. RIO JANEIRo.

1, the Undersigned, Consul of the u.
States, hereby certify the signature 10 the
foregoing document to be that ofP. c..
Dumas, late master Of the American brig
Cyrus, ofNew Orleans.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office
this 5lh day Of August, 1874.
[SSsI GEO. WM. GORDON,
Consul United States
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TAXES
FOR THE YEAR Is44.
TREAsJRER's UFFIcEl

. N II . I u a IL ; n
TREAsJRER's UFFICE-l
Brown Co Ohio
The taxes levied in said county lor the pres
ant year. will be as follows For State and canal
purposes Mills; For County School and Poe
house Al Mills and for Read 4 Mills; amour.
ting to Sl,30 cts. nn each one hundred dollars
OIL all property subie Il TO taxation in said cSun-
ty, exclusive of township tax, which III be IN
Union Mil; Huntington mill; BYRD l mill;
jackson m u; Washington | mill; franklin
Ia mills; Pleasant I mill, Lewis mill:
Ciark , mills; Pike | mill; Sterling Q
mills, Perry Mills and in Scott / mill 10 the
dollar.
will attend at the following or usu-
al places of holding elections in the Several
Townships in said county for the purpose Of re-
csiviug taxes on the following days, to wit:
In No 8 Lewis on the 2nd of Sept. next.
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RAN AWAY,

RAN AWAY,
sub7cr;ber living in Byr d
u township, an jndented boy named Will
son Hatfield, aged about seventeen years
All persons are hereby forbid barbornp
or tIusting said boy on my account, as
will pay no debts Of his contracting.
DAVID HATFIELD.
Sept. 2l. 1874.
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Georgetown Female Seminary

WILL open on Monday the second q
w september, under the superintendenes Of
the subscriber assisted by E. W. Maxwell.
The yearwill be divided into two sessions Of
twenty.t two weeks each. No pupil will be re-
reived for less time than half a session, and no
deduction for absence will be made, except for
sickness Of two or more weeks alta time
There will be arrangements made fer a prima-
~ class, which will not at all interfere 9th the
higher class.
Text BOOKS.
Colburn'1 6rst LessOnsj Rays third p''t and
Adams Arithmetic, Davies and Go bITn's
Algebra, Playfair's Euclid, Smiths and Kirk
ham's Grammar, Mitchell's Geog Apply, WoT-
eesteFs aneisntG GeogTs ply, GoOdrieh's History
with Emession's Questions, and supplement,
Whelpey's Compend, Phelps Botany, Goods
Book Of Nature, Smellies Philosophy Of Manual
History, Laeey'S Rhetoric, Whateley'S Logic,
Comstock's Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry,
Wa yland's Moral Science, AleEander's Evil
dence of fChrstianity, Buffers Analogy, ,Paley'S
Natural Theology, Watts on the mind, Me-
| Collpugh's Geography ofihe Heavens with the
| maps, Constitution of the United States and OF
Ohio. Mansdeld's Political Grammar, and
| SulLyan's Political Glass ook, Mason's Harp
| and the Bible.
A Chronological Chart of General Histsy
will be furnished. together with the Globes.
| O;casionIy lectures upon Moral and Natural
Philosophy by the Superintendent and Teaeh-
| ers.
TERM BILL.
Tuition including all the primary studies
Calisthenis, $500
For more advanced studies, including
Voca! Music, $500,
Board per week, I,50
Washing per month, SO,75
There will be a small charge for fuel and 9TH
ercontingent expenses,
EXTRA.
French $500
Laiin 500
| German 5.DB
Satin Embroidery $50
Drawing 2yO0
.Mezzotnt Painting 2,50
Lessons on the Guitar 1000
.Mdsic on the Piano BY Miss Nail Of
Boston per or. 9,0O
SARAHT. JOHNSON.
August, 1874.
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DIED,

DIED,
Of Consumption, on Sunday night the
2Oih inst. Miss LoUI'A SARGENT, daugh,
Ter of the Rev. Mr.. Sargent of This town,
aged ahou; Is years.
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ANOTHER BRITISH OUTRAGE.
RIO DIN JANEIRo, Aug. lst, lS44.

RIO DIN JANEIRo, Aug. lst, 1874.
LATER FRnM RIO JANEIRo-Oulrage
on the American Flag-an American
Ves7el abandoned TO the Brilish-Arrl-
val Of Capt. Dumas. To the Jornal do
Comm2rico, Rio JaneirO:-Sir: | hope
that ons Of your columns will be open
for the article hereunder, which must be
seen by The whole world. BY inserting
it yeu will obIige, net only your humble
servant, but the American naticn.
Your most Cbedient,
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LIST OF LETTERs

AAS OC LII ERS
REMAINING in the Post Office of
Georgetown Ohio, on the lst day Oi
OcttoberlS44 ,which,f not taken out in
three months, will be sent to the Gen.
eral Post Office as dead letters:
A Johnas Barney
Abbott Rhoda M
Andarson Deliah Mclaughlin John
yNerrell Simpson
Bingamon Solomon G Myers James
G McNutt John
Clerk of Court of com. Mil ler Benjamin
Pleas of Brown CO. 3. o
Cutter Allen Osmon Emily Mrs
Case Laced Esqr. P
Cumberland William PairIsr Adam
Cren Lemuel r
ID Ross Edward
Dous Id Thomas Ramley Sarah
L Roony John
Elliot William Rose Joseph
F Reynolds Joseph
Ferree "A. II. Rosse Gottlid
G S
German George ST Sullivan VoIentine F
Gauard Henry SQuirs Reuben
II T
IIardesty George Thompson Gaylord
Hopkins Hannah r v
Hsndy John Vircy Barnett
ltall Mary w
Hill James Wells Jacob
Ham, Sanford Wallman Kane
J Woods John
JAS ALLEN, P. M.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On last Thursday evening, by the Rev
Mr.. EsteH, Mr.. JAMES H. JOHNSTON TO
Miss. MARY LINDSEY. oil OF This place.
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10 Clark, 3rd
II Pike 4th
Is Green 5ti
IA Scott 9Th
8 Pleasant 7ih
3 Byrd 9th
jackson 10th
Eagle llth
6 Washington 18th
7 franklin 18th
II Sterling l1th
10 Perry l8 & 18th
Union 2lst
2 Huntington % & 24th
And win attend at my Office in Georgetown,
from the lst OF Oct, uuil the goth of Decem-
ber next for the purpose of receiving tA1es
from those who may wish topay them there.
1t is expected that all taxes will bs paid a.
gainst the goth of December, rs no indUl.
gence can be given after tnat time.
July Both, 1874. .,..-
TIL. MIDDLETON, TIC.
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! The question was then put on the reso-
luton 10 make The bill The special order
for the last Tuesday in December. The
result was--Yeas s3. Nays 100. So the
resolution vas rejected. These votes are
considered as indicative OF an intention to
act upon the tariff question, but not of It's
passage.
Mr.. M'Kay, with view Of saving time,
and of coming TO the point at once, moved
Suspension OF The rules, for the purpose
Of offering resolution making the tariff
bill the special order for Monday next. aud
every day thereafter until finally disposed
of. The rules were not suspended. The
vote was, yeas l0l; nays 76; moi two
thirds.
A message was received from the Pres
ident, in answer to a resolution, transmit
ting copies Of all correspondence relative
to The Dorr troubles in Rhode Island. II
was referred TO the Special Committee or
that subject.
Mr.. Ingersoll, from the Committee Oh
Foreign Affairs, reported bill for the re-
lief of the owners Of the Spanish schooner
Amistad. The bill appropriates 10000
as compensation for the illegal deten'
ton of satd schooner. aud the illegal libc
ration Of slaves" The accompanying re-
port sets forth tina, although the judicia
tribunals may err, Congress ought to shew
to the world that Justice shall be done.